*This is a group game. Anyone can respond, but the first action number replied will be used.

Round 9:

You decide to use the pickaxe to try and create an opening in the blocked path. With all your strength, you swing the pickaxe against the rocks, hoping to break through and find a way out. However, the rocks prove to be much harder than anticipated, and your efforts only result in exhaustion.

Suddenly, there is a loud rumble, and the ceiling above you starts to crumble. Rocks and debris rain down upon you, trapping you further inside the mine.

What do you do?

1. Try to find cover and protect yourself from the falling debris.

2. Use the flashlight to signal for help, hoping that someone might see it from outside.

3. Attempt to dig your way out using your bare hands.

Choose your next move quickly, as the situation becomes increasingly dire!

*This is a group game. Anyone can respond, but the first action number replied will be used.

Round 8:

You search the area within the mine for any tools or equipment that could aid in your escape. After rummaging through the debris, you come across a rusty pickaxe and a worn-out flashlight. With these items in hand, you continue your search for a way out.

As you explore further, you notice a narrow tunnel leading deeper into the mine. It appears to be unstable, but it might be your only chance to find an exit.

What do you do?

1. Carefully navigate through the narrow tunnel, hoping to find an exit on the other side.

2. Continue searching for another route within the current area of the mine.

3. Use the pickaxe to try and create an opening in the blocked path.

Choose your next move wisely, as the mine becomes increasingly dangerous with each passing moment!

*This is a group game. Anyone can respond, but the first action number replied will be used.

Round 7:

You quickly take out your phone and attempt to call for emergency assistance. However, as you dial the number, you realize that there is no signal inside the mine. The volcanic activity has disrupted the communication networks, leaving you without any means of contacting help.

What do you do?

1. Search for any tools or equipment within the mine that could help you escape.

2. Yell for help, hoping that someone nearby might hear you.

3. Try to find a spot with better reception within the mine.

Choose your next move wisely, as time is running out and your chances of survival are diminishing!

*This is a group game. Anyone can respond, but the first action number replied will be used.

Round 6:

You decide to retreat and try to find another way out of the mine. As you turn around and start making your way back, the shaking intensifies, causing a cave-in behind you. The path you took is now blocked, leaving you trapped inside the mine.

What do you do?

1. Search for an alternate route or hidden passage within the mine.

2. Yell for help, hoping that someone outside might hear you.

3. Use your phone to call for emergency assistance.

Choose your next move carefully, as your chances of survival are dwindling!

*This is a group game. Anyone can respond, but the first action number replied will be used.

Round 4:

You decide to proceed cautiously into the mine, hoping to find a safe spot deeper inside. As you venture deeper into the mine, the smell of gas becomes stronger, and you start to feel lightheaded. Suddenly, you hear a rumbling noise and notice the walls of the mine beginning to shake.

What do you do?

1. Keep moving forward, hoping to find an exit before the situation worsens.

2. Turn back and try to find another shelter outside the mine.

3. Stay still and brace yourself for a potential collapse.

Choose your next move quickly, as time is running out!

*This is a group game. Anyone can respond, but the first action number replied will be used.

Round 3:

You decide to search for a different location to seek shelter. As you explore the town, you come across an old abandoned mine. It seems like a promising place to take refuge from the volcanic eruption. However, as you enter the mine, you notice a faint smell of gas lingering in the air.

What do you do?

1. Proceed cautiously into the mine, hoping to find a safe spot deeper inside.

2. Retreat from the mine and continue searching for another shelter.

3. Light a match to see if there's a gas leak.

Choose your next move wisely, as your life depends on it!

*This is a group game. Anyone can respond, but the first action number replied will be used.

Round 2:

You decide to gather supplies and head towards the town's evacuation center. As you make your way through the ash-covered streets, you encounter a group of panicked survivors. They inform you that the evacuation center has been overrun by looters and is no longer safe.

What do you do?

1. Join forces with the survivors and find an alternative shelter.

2. Take your chances and try to reach the evacuation center anyway.

3. Search for a different location to seek shelter.

Choose your next move carefully!

Its been a month since exploring btc, lightning and nostr - goes without saying I am blown away ..

Here are the things that I have done so far .. need pointers for course correction ..if any

- Installed #Umbrel on Ubuntu 20 - works like a charm

- Installed #LND and Bitcoin node - Pruned it to 150 gigs cuz I have only 250 gigs of total storage on my

#Mac running #Ubuntu

- Hard wired the internet to save from my iffy wifi. #BTCnode synced with a day. It is quite a thing to do on Macbook Pro cuz they don't have RJ45 port :-)

- Installed #thunderLightning and connected to

#amboss for buying some liquidity. It was probably the most difficult piece to get my head around that

#lightning is actually a liquidity network - Still many doubts

- Installed #Alby firefox extension. Transferred some sats from my #cashApp to limit my funds for the exploration to 500000 sats. Used Alby to send money to LND. Tried out #walletOFSatoshi on #Android. Both of them are production grade pieces of software.

- #Nostr account on snort.social as I am mostly on laptop. Tried out #Iris and #freeFrom on Android. All the Nostr clients are bit slow but seems like it is only a matter of time. Zapped a bunch to my own posts to check out the payment rails - 100 % - zero failure.

- Tried out #habala.news - what a beauty for long text. Posted a long post almost 6K words. Simple cut paste from a #markdown was awesome.

- Installed #lightningTerminal .. breaking my head on the #loop. To my credit , I figured out #LnC but it somehow didn't work with #snort. May be I am missing the purpose. Anyways , I have Alby lnurl into Snort. I guess I was wondering if I could connect my LND node to snort.

The difficult part

- The jargon takes a while

- lightning is all about liquidity and channels

The fun part

- with just one nostr ID I could go through snort, freefrom, iris, habala, nostrChat

- nostrapps.com -- many thanks to whoever built it . Its a must for the beginners.

- Umbrel makes it as easy as Android to install and manage server grade apps .. just wow

cow

9:35. Are you on this flight? I'm at the gate now. Sweaty as hell. I've been walking for an hour.

Drop a reply if I’m not following you.

jiu jitsu practice was solid but I need some extra reps