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Nice! Been thinking of growing some for salve and just soil building. Might even get the invasive kind and set it loose against the Japanese knotweed and Alder Buckthorn for a deathmatch...

2026-07-20 12:59:17 UTC

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It's an ineffective knee jerk reaction to a phenomenon that is a mostly harmless nuisance and is a complete departure from first principles design.
And it ends in led than 3 weeks.

2026-07-20 12:55:16 UTC

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Eh, the hash renters on Ocean might. Especially Roughnecks.
They can beat their chest about money all they want but they're clearly not good with it.

2026-07-20 12:50:58 UTC

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Most days I think I keep it below this these days. Definitely not all days.
Telling me to drink less coffee has been shown to be bad for one's health too though.

2026-07-20 11:23:08 UTC

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90 in Texas sucks but 90 on the East coast is absolutely vile.

2026-07-20 11:21:57 UTC

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Gm, and congrats on leveling up. Hope you got some good skill points to spend.

2026-07-20 11:21:15 UTC

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Gm.
And *on earth

2026-07-20 08:45:07 UTC

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Hit up @nprofile…ga7p for some decent American wagyu.

2026-07-20 08:44:25 UTC

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That thing is wagyu like ETH is decentralized.

2026-07-20 08:41:50 UTC

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If that's wagyu I'm Conor McGregor.
Still, nice steak.

2026-07-20 08:07:59 UTC

GM.
Okay that run last night was apparently worth it. Lungs are raw from coughing but no longer feeling constrained.
Would definitely have preferred the explosive iceberg but think I'll at least be getting to pickleball this week.

2026-07-20 00:30:57 UTC

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My hard is when I'll work out and eat well for awhile so I know how good it feels. And then go a few years letting it all go, so that like today I can go almost die running a single mile. Ffs 6 years ago I was putting in 30k steps a day and 3-4 miles of running was something I'd do out of boredom alongside daily kettlebell swings and getups.
I'm sure I'll whip myself back into shape with some fasting and working out as my kid goes to college -- not my first time getting way into and then way out of shape. At some point perhaps I'll take the hint that its easier to stay in shape than get in shape...
Whatever though. I'm a mess, and I'll just be glad I at least can muster the will to fix the messes I make for myself even if I can't seem to stop making them.

2026-07-20 00:18:11 UTC

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There are different terminals. Handhelds at best require merchant interaction (including employer TIN input first time -- don't hassle your cashier!). The register types with a customer facing screen typically don't.
And remember that them taking Bitcoin gets them a 3% revenue boost. You're doing THEM a favor. If they're not interested, their loss, but don't go in begging. Do be sure to out them on @nprofile…4lpn for their participation.

2026-07-20 00:01:05 UTC

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Also, not for nothing, but if a merchant is that opposed I'm happy to charge them the 3% processing fee to take my 2% cash back on my credit card to buy more sats with. Fuck 'em.
Probably won't patronize them either though.

2026-07-19 23:58:48 UTC

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Depends on the terminal type they have. The only ones I know work have a screen facing the customer.
There are many square terminals. They don't all work. Yet anyway.

2026-07-19 23:50:31 UTC

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Smoked salmon and hardboiled eggs are my go to when I'm in the office. With a bit of scallion cream cheese.
Not that I'm fit at this point. But pretty sure my breakfasts aren't the problem.

2026-07-19 22:56:22 UTC

I decided that running for the first time in years was what I needed to make my lungs open up. Felt like giving up by a third of a mile. By halfway through didn't think I'd make it. By two thirds imagine I'd literally involuntarily stop despite trying to go on (and perhaps land on my face).
By the time I got back to the house I was making some alarming fucking noises. But I finished it running. And as far as I can tell I haven't technically had a heart attack just yet.
I do think my lungs are still tight and sickly despite it all though.
Anyway, if you want music that'll keep you running even if you probably SHOULD stop for health reasons, I highly recommend Eluveitie's Helvetios album. It's about fighting to the last man woman and child in the face of an imperial genocide waged by the Romans. Absolutely beautiful album. If you run yourself to death though it's not my fault; you've been warned.
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLUuhouxXY05pFTEtInXZGxUFapBKQzsd4

2026-07-19 22:19:43 UTC

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Though arguably tits can play into a good roll for CHA...

2026-07-19 22:19:00 UTC

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Everyone knows INT, CON, CHA, DEX, STR, and WIS are more important than TITs

2026-07-19 22:14:30 UTC

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So it's not just me.

2026-07-19 22:12:05 UTC

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Boring. Seems like at least a microkernel would be interesting and arguably more suited to a post AI landscape. You wanna keep RMS's vision alive, use Hurd!

2026-07-19 22:08:24 UTC

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I'm on Slackware. It does what I want it to -- why would I want my edges to bleed?

2026-07-19 21:39:52 UTC

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Kinky.

2026-07-19 19:26:11 UTC

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https://media4.giphy.com/media/RkdzrXkpcaDHG/giphy.gif?cid=4ea4f8d5cn3o9d7bk2rbvu88w5mfkh13vfz6hzxvpqfels1r&ep=v1_gifs_search&rid=giphy.gif&ct=g

2026-07-19 19:22:46 UTC

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Everyone can have keys. Not everyone can have utxo's.

2026-07-19 19:12:32 UTC

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I mean, the shape is there, it just has the world sitting in it.
That said, the fact that you can't drink out of the world cup is pretty bullshit. Also, how tiny that thing is...
Meanwhile, the Stanley Cup...
https://media0.giphy.com/media/UvuThu3WZYUfe/giphy.gif?cid=4ea4f8d52l4qr63ixl8zzpse1my3yd6kiduzse3guhejfs3i&ep=v1_gifs_search&rid=giphy.gif&ct=g

2026-07-19 18:58:21 UTC

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Anyone who can, should.
Of course not everyone can. Not everyone can do anything.
Bitcoin isn't for everyone. It's for anyone who wants to use it. And some will use it directly, others mediated.
Not everyone had money in the middle ages, either, and those that did didn't always have gold, but may have had copper.
Is your goal to be nobility, or just some peasant?

2026-07-19 18:53:05 UTC

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Can't believe you held it together to not make faces at the camera.

2026-07-19 18:38:38 UTC

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I get 'em all from bulk nutrition on Amazon by the kg. Probably could stand to do less, but they're salts lol...just keep 'em dry and they'll last forever.

2026-07-19 18:37:56 UTC

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Oh, sorry, Calcium Lactate, not Phosphate.

2026-07-19 17:55:27 UTC

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We've actually been making a cabbage and ground beef stir fry with onions and mushrooms lately that has been pretty awesome. Still a fair bit of crunch though not quite as much as raw. Takes on some nice flavor though.

2026-07-19 17:48:33 UTC

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1/8 tsp mg (don't overdo the magnesium or your GI system will hate you)
1/4 tsp potassium
1/4 tsp calcium
1/2 tsp pink salt
1 tsp creatine
1 liter water.
Flavor as you like.

2026-07-19 17:21:44 UTC

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10 hour shift. I just posted an hour into it. At least today is from home -- next three days are on site 🫤

2026-07-19 17:14:58 UTC

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I just get bulk magnesium glycinate, potassium chloride, calcium phosphate, creatine, pink salt, and a lemonade mix from gamersupps for flavor and nootropic blend.
LOT cheaper than electrolyte pouches. SOTE or otherwise.

2026-07-19 17:12:13 UTC

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Lol if you think it's just guys I know a few women to put on your radar.
Usually older unfulfilled women but definitely knew one who cheated compulsively in her early 20s. Even while pregnant...

2026-07-19 17:08:31 UTC

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Did you just try to flirt by mansplaining?
Because I agree that's definitely the right way to do it.

2026-07-19 13:50:23 UTC

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Loop is one of those things that people don't often know about too but it's really handy when it's useful.
There's a good chance you already do, but if not, this may save you some time.
https://softpanorama.org/Commercial_linuxes/Filesystems/loopback_filesystem.shtml

2026-07-19 13:48:19 UTC

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Is there a reason you're not using a chrooted build environment? Though in fairness that's one of those things I think to do AFTER breaking everything too. Bonus points if you use a loopback filesystem and thus can just keep a clean system copied as a file in case you need to blow away whatever you just broke.
Docker works too but I find docker more convoluted than I care for in most cases.

2026-07-19 13:45:36 UTC

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Someone who held Bitcoin for a decade but hadn't bought more since MtGox and had been working on a diversified portfolio and learning my way around stocks and the monetary system
Don't mind the education I got doing so...but do wish I'd DCA'd :'-(. Thankfully we got some people who bridge the gap like @nprofile…szx8 that got me to take a closer look.

2026-07-19 12:48:50 UTC

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That's not really how it works, but some businesses get bullied into not realizing that an emotional support animal is not the same thing as a service animal.
Service animal designations are NOT just a fee.
Used to happen all the time at the restaurant I used to work at. Bunch of entitled fucking yuppies.

2026-07-19 11:19:00 UTC

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That all said, I do commend you on the full year, and would caution against just "waiting it out." Enjoy the difficulty of it. Handling anxiety and pressures of life is very similar to any other sort of work out. The more you can embrace the suck and smile at the adversity the easier it gets, but it's also something there are no shortcuts through. It is really easy to go backwards though.
Ever read Aleister Crowley's Diary of a Drug Fiend? Pretty solid read by someone who knew a lot both about accomplishing things and being very dragged down by his habits at times (didn't help that they literally prescribed him heroin for his asthma which he got by doing pranayama).
https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/619WwJbe18L._SL1360_.jpg

2026-07-19 10:57:42 UTC

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As someone who's a lot more sober now than I was in the past but not too dogmatic about it...well, idk that I have any good cookie cutter insights to share.
Taking a 100% reprieve has its value for sure if only to let you see where on the spectrum you've been to stop you from lying to yourself and rationalizing (and to reset and consider what your priorities actually are).I would say there's definitely also value in learning to contend with the parts of sobriety that are hard -- sort of like maintaining the ability to talk instead of just being happy to reach for the motorized wheelchair.
But at the end of the day you live by your own scoreboard, not someone else's. "Stop and smell the roses" seems to be a perfectly fine activity -- just maybe don't decide that you live in a rosebush now, because you won't get much done, and those thorns will cause you harm sooner or later.
I do know I'd take 100% sobriety over inebriation 100% of the time. But for now anyway landing somewhere in between is okay with me.

2026-07-19 10:42:44 UTC

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Third? FFS, as far as I can tell Knots is third, behind Libbitcoin which has been here since 2011. And then we have btcd, utreexod, florestad.
He might be able to call tenth node implementation. The more the merrier fwiw -- but third, lol.

2026-07-19 10:38:42 UTC

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Ever look at Emacs org-roam?
Might be dated in the context of the post-LLM world, but it was always a cool way to sort of build your own personal wiki-like knowledge base with very little friction right from the comfort of emacs, formatted to be org-mode friendly.

2026-07-19 10:33:08 UTC

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I stand with Bitcoin. Core's governance seems like some issues for them to figure out, but that'll happen any time you get a company involved. I don't think there's anything too nefarious, but systems can evolve problematically even with the best of intentions. The good news is, Core isn't the only game in town.
Just saw Eric Voskuil the other day post a chart about libbitcoin 4's performance on a Raspi 5 compared to Core v31. It's admittedly with txindex=1 and txospenderindex=1 (to match libbitcoin's native functionality with it's mmap approach rather than leveldb), so it's not quite fair to compare to how people usually run Core, but for a raspberry pi I'm pretty surprised.
https://image.nostr.build/4c4e154af1cebda1117335df776c62ef5152dd253f62f9af7a2b36b4d2cd48c2.jpg
There's also utreexod and florestad on the horizon.
At the end of the day the gentleman's agreement that was mempool policy filters was never going to last. Filters work when nodes all agree, and miners either agree, or are too decentralized to do anything to override it. As long as something like slipstream is possible, or things like LibreRelay exists, it only makes sense for a default filter policy to be open (and for the configuration to opt-into tighter policy to be available in the name of configurability), because the alternative is leaving node runners with a poor view of what is coming down the pike without any benefit being derived from it.
I've not seen any indication that spam can sustain expensive fees for any prolonged amount of time -- there's just no feedback loop you're going to get from selling dickbutts. People will create it, their sats will be gone, and that is that. Bitcoin is stronger than this, and certainly doesn't need to be getting dragged into this silly game of whackamole over the games of trifling fools.

2026-07-19 10:23:50 UTC

GM
Still sick (seriously it's been a week wtf), staring down the barrel of another 9 hours of work. Munching on some himemaru rice crackers and washing it back with some cold brew genmaicha. Got a french press full of coffee for after that and a Yeti full of my homemade electrolyte caffeinated lemonade blend, with a side of pseudoephredine sitting at the ready. Already finished my matcha copycat Mud/Wtr
I'm either getting through this day or my heart's gonna explode. https://media3.giphy.com/media/gIpfiHhGbEkLYqozsZ/giphy.gif?cid=4ea4f8d5jxz29f3o803mflc80qjfncqzp5k78nidfdhsft9x&ep=v1_gifs_search&rid=giphy.gif&ct=g

2026-07-19 09:40:14 UTC

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And now that I've told you to kill your enemies' children, GM :-).

2026-07-19 09:39:34 UTC

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"Trust not him whose father, brother or other kin you have slain no matter how young he be, for often grows the wolf in the child." – Volsunga Saga

2026-07-19 09:35:20 UTC

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It might not work as well as I hope. Going for apple pie, but yea, the textures may be entirely wrong. Also very much depends on the cider used. We have some good local unfiltered cider that has some nice spiced variants that I think could work without the added whiskey.
Maybe best to just have a milkshake and a slice of pie.

2026-07-19 09:16:27 UTC

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Makes sense. Cashu can work in meatspace on paper if you want -- dropped connectivity being probably a wider application that actually needs the code.

2026-07-19 08:54:33 UTC

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And China plays Go.

2026-07-18 23:34:23 UTC

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I bet hard cider in a vanilla milkshake could actually be pretty fire -- giving you much less booze, being a bit more in line with beer. Might have to play with the liquid to ice cream content though, and maybe throw in some apples or like, crumb topping to make it all play right.
Hard apple pie a la mode milkshakes though, I think you'd find some takers. Even more dangerous if you throw in some cinnamon whiskey (just for flavor of course).

2026-07-18 23:29:37 UTC

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I've been trying to get my head around what it's doing for bitcoin there. Because pretty much anything except ecash (be it cashu or fedimint) is gonna be offline if the internet's offline. Technically they're offline too but you can at least exchange ecash in a higher trust manner while awaiting it coming back online. Looking at github though I didn't see mention of cashu; just Breez.
Not that cashu needs to be built into something to be transacted over it, as we've seen time and again with Bitchat. I've even sent cashu inside an emoji over bluetooth mesh on bitchat...

2026-07-18 22:24:23 UTC

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I suspect you may not be the most familiar with the buddhist concept of anatta, or 'not-self.'
Curious if you've encountered Thich Naht Hanh's book Living Buddha, Living Christ. He was a pure land buddhist, not Zen, but they share more in common than what differs.
It's true they don't talk about God, but when you're constantly peeling away that which appears to be self...idk man, I think there's more similarities that look different due more to matters of language than substance.
Trappings of course vary, but trappings are hardly unique to anu one traditon. Arguably these are the graven images we're warned about anyway.
Not saying go be a Zen monk of course. In most cases it makes sense to find your way in the tradition you're familiar with culturally, rather than being a religious tourist. I find it helpful to be able to speak to someone in the spiritual language they understand though.

2026-07-18 22:10:50 UTC

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It doesn't do that though either. Taproot is still around, just with a couple almost arbitrary limitations on tapscript which demonstrably don't stop ordinals, runes, or other data pushes. Nor should it, I'd argue, as Schnor signatures were a good addition. Tapscript probably should have at least been deliberated a bit longer -- I'd happily give it all up for CTV.
It does seem to line Kratter's pockets though to make people feel like they're doing something.

2026-07-18 21:55:46 UTC

What's goin' on out there today guys?
https://blossom.primal.net/06e8885cffd6f7c5d4873ca6b72bf266ae8f98ae4674f6e71b525ef67ce21daf.jpg

2026-07-18 21:54:12 UTC

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https://media3.giphy.com/media/JjUMxtqGYXaKc/200w.webp

2026-07-18 21:47:36 UTC

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I can think of a way...

2026-07-18 21:46:43 UTC

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Those turnip greens are 🔥🔥🔥

2026-07-18 21:45:24 UTC

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They do have really good oysters though.

2026-07-18 21:44:20 UTC

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Far worse, there's the NSA there...

2026-07-18 20:39:58 UTC

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Lol. What do you expect though on a Fischer Price phone?

2026-07-18 20:14:20 UTC

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I mean...I still don't understand why people can't just brew their own coffee. But if you're supporting a local business hey, why not?
I do somewhat think it'd be better if the coffee shops closed and the labor went to more productive endeavors though. But maybe not -- there's something to be said for supporting public gathering spaces.
Guess we just let the market decide.

2026-07-18 20:08:37 UTC

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This is very true. Vitor's the man. I just fire up yakihonne when I wanna throw in a gif. https://media0.giphy.com/media/l3vR9atRgHREvu1lC/giphy.gif?cid=4ea4f8d52k40b5pcd1vfj73w9swvwk1eno0ng470dzfzbkgh&ep=v1_gifs_search&rid=giphy.gif&ct=g

2026-07-18 19:44:05 UTC

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Same with Amethyst 🥲

2026-07-18 18:30:34 UTC

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Taproot was the last protocol change. In 2021.
It IS the same as it was in 2023. Some people just changed their node policy.

2026-07-18 18:17:59 UTC

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Tried. Turns out carrier unlocked doesn't mean OEM unlocked. Next phone will be compatible.

2026-07-18 18:10:30 UTC

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To double down, here's something to cheer you up and make it clear how much you can safely ignore #BIP110 :
Https://blockslop.dev
They've contracted with Oprah to make sure everyone gets their own split chain it would seem.

2026-07-18 17:57:25 UTC

https://blockslop.dev/
This is just the icing on the cake. Looks like even if they do succeed somehow at getting their 51% attack they can still fail to have the heaviest chain thanks to this bug resulting in a split chain among 110 nodes themselves. I'm sure y'all will figure it out in the next 3 weeks though. #BIP110

2026-07-18 17:45:20 UTC

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https://homesteadsurvivalsite.com/bacon-fat-candle/
Here you go. Sorry though, you ARE gonna have to cook some bacon first.

2026-07-18 17:20:59 UTC

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Yea they're so trouble.
Though to be fair I'd slug down brandy and soda a lot faster than I'd drink 3 milkshakes.

2026-07-18 17:19:41 UTC

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I've been sick all week and don't know what's the fires and what's the virus. The sky hasn't been orange in a few days though.

2026-07-18 17:18:18 UTC

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Also, appreciate your takes on twitter re:110.
But if you're having a rough day maybe don't dwell on all that stupid. It's over in 3 weeks anyway, and unless you're influencing mining pools it's just an inconsequential bar fight.

2026-07-18 16:48:56 UTC

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Gonna wish you PV anyway Derek. Check out these switch covers my wife makes with modgepodge and decorative napkins! Also, did you know you can buy large amounts of premade birdhouses for next to nothing online? You too can be a weirdo with 25 birdhouses in your yard, painted however you like! https://blossom.primal.net/fd9d1aa6bec6f550f7e94e45077ccceb80e05cc35be0a5cff189376f0c51ec7a.jpg https://blossom.primal.net/48b123bb6b02b8ab76f684560ae435e7d675dbc5e350a1da92a15f4a82ee0f1c.jpg https://blossom.primal.net/11324113ad034b17dfda30c3e1feec64246b6075c72284c8a77dca0385caeaa4.jpg

2026-07-18 16:42:14 UTC

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I'm being a bad influence but a milkshake with bourbon and bitters and a cherry on top (what a pub I used to frequent called an 'Old Fashioned milkshake') sort of meets those two ideas in the middle.
Great for when you want a milkshake by need more calories in it and wanna assault your liver too!

2026-07-18 16:37:57 UTC

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They are much more fiscally responsible than most countries. Having no military helps make that doable (though does raise questions about potential defense needs -- I don't recall much gun ownership for militia style defenses). I noticed a lot of people willing to work hard but also generally having much more of an attitude of abundance. Not the neurotic 'I need to work hard to have more' so much as 'I will work because I want a strong family and community.'
That slight shift in attitude can make for a hugely different set of results.
And of course, maybe I'm romanticizing. I was last there in the 90's as a teenager and obviously could only see what I saw. But we did get around a bit and it felt pervasive.

2026-07-18 16:17:32 UTC

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I very much appreciate the invite and will have to visit but we're thinking more Vermont or New Hampshire.
I am gonna have to figure out how I'll Bitdevs though. They do seem more in cities and I'm so spoiled being close to MIT here. Might just need to be a long drive every month or two. I like the merchant oriented Bitcoin meetups but need my fix of cryptographic explanations that make my head spin from time to time.
I should be volunteering to help organize more -- maybe I can just try to make a new one happen. Just dubious about how many folks I'd find on that wavelength when they're not where the tech companies are. I know people live around, but they sort of have to be clustered for in person meetups...

2026-07-18 16:01:22 UTC

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It'll be a WAN party!
https://media.mmorpg.com/images/heroes/features/13444.jpg?cb=8E6BACEB637CB75D7379D9945B58E460

2026-07-18 15:57:02 UTC

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With legacy we win simplicity of consensus rules. Filters are a game of whackamole and jpegs, ordinals, and runes have already adapted to these. Playing their game is a drain on our ability to make meaningful and thought out upgrades as we resort to reactivity instead.
Run what you want on your node. Just be prepared for how you're going to handle it when it likely splits in 3 weeks. And of course mind the replay attacks. It's probably fine for most people, but if you run Lightning on your node I'd personally be looking at probably reopening channels after the split just to avoid the risk of any funny business with cleverly crafted transactions...

2026-07-18 15:38:51 UTC

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That's awesome. I liked the idea of a city as a kid (because being able to go around as a ghost is what punk kids do) but as I've aged it's been more attractive to have that sort of knit community. It's always tricky though because obviously people come with their shadows too.
Got a few good neighbors now anyway. The amount of 'you want some fresh eggs?' on this block is pretty awesome. Wouldn't mind a few closer to my age but the fact that I own a home around here boils down to really hitting the market at exactly the right time (and now being willing to be really tapping the credit card from time to time when the house tries to toss me like a bucking bronco...trees on the roof, fence, flooding, appliance failure, etc). The home value jumped 30-40% in 1-2 years after purchase so I can't exactly suggest anyone come move in nearby. Most neighbors are at least GenX though, who I usually don't have complaints about – they just aren't really people who it's as easy to bring up things like Bitcoin or mesh networks to. There is at least one ham a block over with a NICE antenna set up that I should reach out to sometime though. I always forget I can do that on the FCC site.
We are thinking of planning a move to something a little more rural (or at least more SUB-urban) in the next few years. I wouldn't mind some more woods that are less boggy and full of poison ivy...

2026-07-18 15:15:17 UTC

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I meant tourists to Costa Rica but yea that too.
The phrase has played a big role since their revolution and at least from what I could tell down there it shows. Seems to be a point of pride and morale.
Different vibe that many neighboring countries and the attitude at least seemed to be a big part of it. Also helped not to be under the IMF'S boot.

2026-07-18 14:42:31 UTC

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I don't do anything too fancy with chili most of the time but yea it's a good easy to whip up staple. I have made chili with stew meat before though which was pretty awesome. You gotta talk to a texan to do it right.

2026-07-18 14:40:31 UTC

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Yikes. Hope she has a sense of humor. Them's fightin words.

2026-07-18 06:00:08 UTC

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I think the thing is, Jimmy, that there isn't really an anti-BIP-110 side so much as a 'this is a useless futile attempt and we're gonna make fun of you for wasting your energy' side and a pro-BIP-110 side.
Like...it may break a small set of presigned tx's. And that's reckless only because it doesn't do anything it tries to.
Jpeg's? Still there -- so much for CSAM
Ordinals? 1% cheaper -- congrats.
Runes? Yea, still there.
Do I need to freak out if it activates though? No -- it really only affects me at all if it's a really messy activation and I transact during those hours. So yea, there's no URSF for good reason there.
The noise has more to do with addressing the myriad inaccuracies. 'One node one vote.' 'Soft forks don't cause splits.' 'Core changed Bitcoin.' There's a lot of utter BS being spread around through some pretty loud megaphones. Not sure what the goal of militarizing the ignorant here has been but it's not something I intend ti sit back about. The code itself is whatever. I think it highly unlikely to do anything but if a miner surprises me with their lack of rational self interest toward self preservation it wouldn't shock me too much. It's an obvious bluff with minimal economic weight and will just evaporate unless miners collude to edge out competition using a chainsplit to do it. Something they could always do, and something that is akin to a double spend 51% attack. But being sure about what humans will do is a fool's errand.
You aren't obligated to jump in though fwiw. It'll resolve itself anyway. And I'm sure you'd rather not let something this silly destroy friendships. Besides, 110'ers are going to need a node to run when they come back, and they're a great pool to build a userbase from given they sure won't be looking to adopt Core.
So yea, I think you're being smart. A more diplomatic road than I take, but hardly one you have to diverge from. Curious to see what y'all come up with.

2026-07-18 05:40:25 UTC

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Yea birds defnitely aren't real.
https://birdsarentreal.com/pages/evidence

2026-07-18 05:27:11 UTC

Well what have we here?
https://github.com/hedwig-corp/bitchat-to-sonar
👀
Just stumbled on this on Zapstore. This looks AWESOME. Very brand new but Marmot, Bluetooth mesh, and Bitcoin? Yes please.

2026-07-18 05:17:28 UTC

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OMG scheme scripting? Been going through MIT's Wizard Book, I may have to look at this.

2026-07-18 05:09:55 UTC

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Few shots from DR earlier this year.
https://blossom.primal.net/e56abf28106be7b010be7dfc36109ed27dc7edd424b4510b159f955905d6f2d2.jpg https://blossom.primal.net/b994b9870018b91da958e7a16c2edcbd5cd09fd457155fa3ed89fcd20b1a4e16.jpg https://blossom.primal.net/38bdcdafcd0d5970122f4ef757c40f0c7bc4ecc9aade6eff0576a2de38d3f289.jpg

2026-07-18 05:07:20 UTC

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Also https://youtu.be/YG_P2sFde6c (cover of this original: https://youtu.be/fsz7ckUmWd8) .

2026-07-18 05:05:09 UTC

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The resilience of these kids in Gaza is pretty damn beautiful if you ask me.
https://blossom.primal.net/2c581770a190c180adc30deeac4a4710ce7b1749dfedb87ba8f438fa1a69f966.mp4

2026-07-18 04:51:03 UTC

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Is that purslane? Looks similar. Stuff's good to cook with. https://abeernajjar.com/2014/08/21/wild-purslane-salad/

2026-07-18 04:38:18 UTC

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I think it's more that people say pura vida and just mean hakuna matata in some cases. Makes sense if you picked it up as a tourist on vacation.

2026-07-18 04:36:55 UTC

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I mean, it depends what you mean by la pura vida I guess. If you get the context of how it is used in Costa Rica I'd argue living la Pura Vida does entail community building, sustainability, sovereignty, and resilience. Fiat works by extracting real resources from our communities and impoverishing everyone. Being our own means of production will increase wealth and agency. Honestly whether it's with Bitcoin or even other non bank controlled currencies. Even with their own local fiat (the Ithaca 'hour') worked wonders at mantaining circularity that otherwise would have been hoovered up by banks. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ithaca_Hours?wprov=sfla1

2026-07-18 04:11:25 UTC

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Idk, it was big in my HS. Though, I went to a weird HS designed around The Prophet.