GM

Rinse your rice. Rinse it again. And again. And again. When you think you're done, rinse it one last time for good measure. Then soak it for 30 min, and let it drain completely for 5-10 min. Finally, measure your water for a 1.1:1: ratio, put it in a heavy pot, and bring it to a boil on medium heat, covered. When it reaches a boil, turn down to low, for 13 minutes. Remove from heat, remaining covered for another 10 min. Remove lid, and do with the rice what you will.

I'd just as soon they didn't, yet anyway. I don't have enough bitcoin :'-(

The problem, though, is that Liquid is a centralized shitcoin.

Lightning isn't perfect. But swapping to an altcoin and back is not the way forward.

Might be worth looking at Cashu/fedimint/other ecash based solutions, though I can't say I love the custodial aspect of those either -- still marginally better than Liquid though.

'You got food on your shirt'

'Nah, I'm just feeding Mick'

Bro it's only 0.1M.

#GM folks. Was cleaning up unused apps last night and saw I still had Kraken installed, so I figured I'd log in because I've noticed sometimes 'full' transfers out of exchanges leave some change, and its been a good few years...

$600 later, that was some pretty profitable app cleaning.

So you know, go check your old exchange accounts if you got 'em.

Honestly i came up with it and it occurs to me that it's overcomplicated. A time lock alone would suffice. Think of it like a bitcoin CD with no interest, just price appreciation.

I show them that I've gone out of my way to detail it all on the Internet so they know how to circumvent it ;-).

That said, decoy wallets are a cheap way to address this sort of thing, though there's always the question of if you have more. A time locked multisig might suffice, as you could show them the script itself and the fact that your coins are locked up for another 6 months (can I make you a cup of tea while you wait?). If you've got a metric fuckton it may be worth considering insurance from Anchorwatch -- just give them your coins, let the insurance pay out, and let Anchorwatch hunt them down like dogs with backing from Lloyds of London.

The best way?

Just give it to me, I'll put a gold trim on it for ya -- consider it interest.

You can play some Runescape while you wait for it to accrue -- it's crazy what sorts of things you learn there...

That fridge is gonna outlast the next three new fridges I get. Fiat trash, all of 'em.

BUT, when given the choice of what to receive, Bitcoin takes precedence. If I'm doing work for ya, knock 10% off the bill if you pay in Bitcoin -- saves me the trouble of fees, KYC, and worrying that I'm going to miss out on the next $10,000 hiccup higher while scrambling to do so.

Gold is cash. Bank notes/fiat is credit. Bitcoin is digital cash is digital gold.

And yea, if someone's willing to let you pass on some credit guaranteed to lose value, you spend it first, because why waste the actual money?

Brave, and I sell the shitcoin to buy bitcoin with.

Though Yandex on mobile is probably the most feature-rich in terms of extensibility.

Comes more from not having a lack of money than it does from having money.

The Day After Tomorrow

Bus stops are a fitting place for finding people who would rather spend time complaining about how everyone else ruins things for them than actually taking some action and improving their status in life.

Also, they really used an average guy in a hat with an American flag on it to point to what they don't have. Go figure.

The gears are all working against each other. it's a locked system.

The street finds its own uses for things.

Helps explain why the Nazi party was so able to bring people along with all their other baggage despite it being so demented. People in a pressure chamber are gonna take the release vale they can find, even if it's a gross one. The goal with bitcoin is to provide a way out that needn't go down that authoritarian path, because money does not need a central authority; people and institutions need to properly manage their wealth and debt. The system is long since out of money. Debt is always managed, as it is inherently a trust based relationship wherein obligations are established.