If you're not a prepper, you'll be subservient when SHTF 🙃
The 2 hardest problems in computer science:
1. Naming variables
2. Cache invalidation
3. Off-by-one bugs
Since changing my zap address several weeks ago, I've noticed an odd quirk.
Some folks are still zapping my old address, presumably because they are using a relay that didn't didn't receive my profile updated event.
Rather annoying!
Before the 1990s most computing was done on mainframes that were expensive and difficult to access, because that was simply the state of hardware.
Then we had a couple decades of software running on personal computing hardware because networking hardware sucked.
Now with broadband we're back to running software on servers because cloud computing has made it cost efficient, and software companies can have far greater control over the user experience.
The looming question in my mind: can we swing the pendulum back in the other direction by focusing on development of p2p apps and infrastructure?
If SBF rug pulls the prison rice economy, he's gonna get shanked. 
Sometimes it's surprising we even have roads.

I bet the teenage social engineer who Junseth recorded is going to have the FBI knocking on his door in 3... 2... 1...
https://soundcloud.com/junsethsworld/interview-with-a-social-engineering#t=0:00
I recall calling out Garza and getting a ton of flack from folks who were getting scammed claiming it was legit. Same response as when I called out bitconnect.
So I've been trying ZYN (3 mg) for the past week and I don't get it.
It is vastly superior to dip, which I tried 20 years ago.
But all I really get is some tingling in my mouth and a light headed feeling. Doesn't feel like a nootropic that enhances my concentration or productivity.
Am I doing it wrong? 😐
False, I did lots of folks a favor and uncovered bugs and unhandled edge cases. 😏
I turned off my testnet griefing script 2 weeks ago.
Yet I still have folks yelling at me daily that they can't use testnet because it's broken.
Imagine that.
Could work, just make sure there's a good return policy in case it turns out the bootloader is locked.
Can never really be sure whether or not hardware has been tampered with.
WANTED: Bitcoin protocol developers
REQUIRED: Strong interest in bike shed painting
L2 season be like

1 billion transactions processed on the Bitcoin blockchain!
Wow Sony just rug pulled Helldivers 2 players in 177 countries by delisting the game from Steam. It seems they want to require people to use Playstation Network accounts and DRM.
Not your software, not your game!

Thanks for confirming your grief!
What's been going on with testnet recently?
I explain my shenanigans in today's post.
Paolo said it's bullshit and data is pieces together from other crypto breaches.
Craig Wright took not one, but two Ls today.
1) Dropped his libel case against Hodlonaut
2) Requested one of his contested patents be revoked
Roger Ver is a case study in why you shouldn't get cute and try to fuck the government behind its back. You should fuck the government directly in its face, by the book.
This is why I give away a lot of bitcoin during bull markets to registered charities. I pay for appraisals, fill out a bunch of bullshit paperwork, and explain to the IRS why they won't be benefitting from my gains.
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I'd recommend buying a new in box bootloader unlocked Pixel 6 or newer. If you're not buying directly from Google it can be a crap shoot as to if it's truly bootloader unlocked or just carrier unlocked. Load the OS yourself, it's pretty easy to do now with Graphene's WebUSB installer.

