Mi amor a la filosofía me trajo a #Bitcoin. ✨

La revolución empieza con el pensamiento. La filosofía es para mí el inicio de todo ello. ¿Por qué? 👇🏻

La filosofía nace cuando alguien cuestiona lo que se da por obvio: las normas, las creencias, el poder, la verdad, la justicia. Ese preguntar “¿por qué es así?” y “¿podría ser de otro modo?”,..,es profundamente revolucionario, porque rompe con la aceptación pasiva de la realidad.

Espero hayan aprendido un montón hoy sobre #Bitcoin y muchas cosas más.😇

Vamos a las ✨ y a la hermosa 🌙.

Dulces 🍭 sueños 😴. Gracias.

✨🌚🌝✨

Eric Larcheveque’s new project, The Bitcoin Society TBSO is to sell you paper Bitcoin + VIP entrepreneurs club for those who don’t have the courage to store access keys to Bitcoin on Chain with Ledger, his other product.

I stick to his Ledger products and self custody my Bitcoin what about you?

Le nouveau projet d’Eric Larchevêque, The Bitcoin Society, TBSO, est de vous vendre du Bitcoin papier et un club d'entrepreneurs VIP pour ceux qui n'ont pas le courage de stocker les clés d'accès à Bitcoin On Chain avec Ledger, son autre produit. Je m'en tiens à ses produits Ledger et à l'auto-garde de mon Bitcoin, et vous ?

Wet morning walks 💧

#nature #leafstr

So beautiful and calming.

I can smell and feel the fresh, cold air🙏

Where is this?🤗

“No one is bullish enough. You’re not stacking hard enough.” - nostr:npub1qny3tkh0acurzla8x3zy4nhrjz5zd8l9sy9jys09umwng00manysew95gx

tried to make “tres leches”at home, there’s a lot more to it than that

Buenos días!

Part of me wants to get an actual camera 📸 that’s not a phone camera, but the other part doesn’t want to carry it or edit photos. Phone camera makes it easy to take a photo any time, you get crappy-ish quality but it’s good enough when viewed on a phone, and easy to adjust in seconds.

If I were an LLM lab and I wanted to skyrocket my revenue beyond current levels, I’d lobby for an LLM abuse act where any time you swear at the thing, you get fined some dumb amount. They’d see an instant boost in revenue 🤣

It is a shame that people do not understand Christianity with the importance it deserves.

It is not about believing or not believing, nor is it about the Catholic Church. The Catholic Church is a private institution; the Catholic Church is not Christianity.

It's about the fact that your street is probably named after a Christian saint, that your holidays honor Christian saints and virgins, that your monuments honor Christianity, that your values and culture come from Christianity.

Do you want to renounce your entire past? Do you want to renounce the meaning of everything around you? That's fine with me, but don't force me to do the same.

I am not a believer in the usual sense; I do not believe that Jesus was the son of God, but I do believe that Jesus was a revolutionary for his time and has much in common with Bitcoiners.

My god is a more transcendental figure that arises from the metaphysical doubt that someone must have created this perfect mathematical order in which we exist.

But despite this, I understand and respect Christianity because it is my culture and because it has more good than bad. The word of Jesus is love, forgiveness, compassion, generosity, peace, and harmony. Tell me, what's wrong with that?

And yes, of course, religions have been there to dominate man because man without beliefs and rules is a savage who destroys and kills. Man needs order, moral laws to prevent his decline, and discipline so as not to fall into the temptation of disorder.

After seriously using VPNs for several weeks now, I have realised they are an illusion.

Sites like ChatGPT get stuck in an infinite Cloudflare loop verifying your humanity while using a VPN, the second you turn off your VPN, the test completes. I have noticed this on several sites served by Cloudflare.

Other sites like Audible redirect you to your physical country of origin even when using a VPN and on a desktop machine without the aid of GPS.

This means any site is capable of detecting which country you are physically in and whether you’re using a VPN or not, the only question is whether they are incentivised to do so.

For sites like YouTube or X, they don’t currently care so will reflect the country your VPN reports to them in terms of country logo and content language.

For sites like Porn, who actually want your business, they will happily accept your VPN status.

But for sites like ChatGPT or Audible, who generate a better service by knowing where you are, they easily detect your physical location despite a VPN.

Lastly VPNs used by default degrade your general online experience.

Search results are returned in your VPNs exit node location and language, so if your VPN is set to Finland and you’re asking for coffee shops, you’ll get results shown in Finnish for coffee shops in Helsinki.

YouTube will bias recommendations based on your VPNs local language and location

Shopping sites will show products priced in your VPN exits country.

And many sites know you’re using a VPN and will simply refuse to show you anything while you continue to do so.

As an experiment, I set my VPN exit node to the UK, where I’m actually based, and suddenly many UK sites, like the BBC, stopped working because they knew I was using a VPN.

Peer to peer VPNs, like MysteriumDark mitigate this by exiting through users home broadband connections, but this is still easily detected by any service such as Audible who know where you are physically located. N.B. this knowledge is not based on GPS data, as this happens on desktop computers with no GPS.

In conclusion, VPNs only work to bypass restrictions because the service providers are either ambivalent or incentivised to ignore them.