#zapathon
#zapathon
All the depression is leaving my body.
#bitcoin
Someone picked up the other line and now I got to start the process all over again.
Not yet, but I’ll get on it. Thanks for recommending.
I've been using #nostr like a newbie. It just clicked that I can use the same private key on different clients. I'm trying out Damus for the first time. I wonder what else I'm going to rediscover this week.
I just found out that you can sync with public relays using the #Nostr Relay on #Umbrel.
I still hodl friends that say they'll buy #bitcoin when the price goes down. But they still don't buy.
Add vegetables.
#foodstr https://video.nostr.build/7e0642366503834f91b5e8c20b783f995b2e3506c222dd61a3fccb143c0955ad.mp4 nostr:note1pga6hx4cygst96zwvras38cgwj45es5z9ttsw88egrtucctd2vaslrcstr
I think this smells like it looks. My brain is tricking me that I'm there. Looks delicious!
Technical Insights: Lessons from Jurassic Park
Analyzed the impact of underinvestment in IT infrastructure on large-scale, high-stakes projects through a detailed exploration of Jurassic Park, identifying critical takeaways for modern IT management:
Underinvestment in Critical Systems: Despite high-stakes assets like cloned dinosaurs, the tech backbone lacked resilience. The park’s entire IT operation relied on just two members—Dennis Nedry, the lead systems engineer, and Ray Arnold, the chief engineer. This minimal staffing underscored a serious underinvestment in redundancy and team depth, hindering effective oversight and recovery.
Single Point of Failure: Granting Nedry exclusive access to key systems without oversight created major vulnerabilities. In effective IT environments, responsibilities are distributed, and contingency plans are enforced to prevent individual failures from compromising the entire operation.
Lack of Security Protocols and Fail-Safes: The park’s minimal cybersecurity measures lacked multi-factor authentication, system alerts, and automated safeguards. High-stakes operations require layered security measures to quickly flag and isolate breaches.
Poor Backup and Recovery Plans: When Nedry’s hack threw the park into chaos, the lack of a disaster recovery protocol left Ray Arnold with limited options to restore control. A billion-dollar enterprise should maintain real-time fail-safes to prevent total shutdowns and enable rapid recovery from disruptions.
In many ways, the movie acts as a warning of what happens when a business prioritizes flashy, consumer-facing features (like dinosaurs) over the less visible but critical IT infrastructure needed to make those features safe and sustainable. Jurassic Park serves as a cautionary tale about the importance of solid IT investment and proper system management.
Everyone is free to participate and interact with bitcoin in any way that they want. You want an IOU? That's fine with me. I'm not you. When bitcoin gets 6102'd, I will be singing "I told you so." I'm not trying to stop anyone from buying an ETF. That's the beauty of the network: you can make retarded choices with your money.
There are a lot of Saylor defenders coming out of the woodwork. Why all of a sudden does the topic of self-custody look so bad? Grow up, buy a regulated ETF, and pay your taxes. Listen, I'm here because of Bitcoin—the network, the asset, and all of its underlying technologies. I'm not here to worship a man and pay my respects because he's buying a ton of Bitcoin. I'm here because Bitcoin will continue to do its thing and churn out blocks even if people with deep pockets don't buy it. It's like we're just focusing on the number going up and not the financial freedom part of it. All I hear is, "I'll give up my freedom as long as you pump my bags." No way. I will buy and custody my own Bitcoin. I will pay taxes, but that's my business. Why are people quick to call it tax avoidance because I self-custody? Why aren't we asking for receipts when the government spends money instead? I'm a #Bitcoin maxi. You don't like it? I don't give a fuck.
Today, I decided to open port 8333 to all my #bitcoin nodes. It's part of my "Bitcoin as a peaceful protest." Don't five-dollar wrench me too hard; I might forget my multi-sig keys.
I'm going back to first principles: stay humble and stack sats. Spinning up another node because the noise doesn't matter.
#bitcoin
SAYLOR they might not have kicked in anybody's door, shot, or arrested them, but they sure did volunteer their gold under the threat of 10 years in prison, a $10,000 fine or both.
This is why you don't have heroes in #bitcoin.
Volatility is back on the menu.
#bitcoin