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2026-07-16 15:17:10 UTC

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Still not resolved?

2026-07-01 06:41:01 UTC

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When doing what you love does not pay.

2026-06-10 15:40:08 UTC

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I noticed while setting up a test client that aggr was the only relay that didn’t have live tail push. It requires a lot of additional effort to have it tail events continuously.

2026-06-07 12:39:24 UTC

No live tail push on aggr.nostr.land? @npub1226…grkj

2026-01-25 06:24:01 UTC

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Nice knife, might order one day when I have spare cash.

2026-01-14 08:18:14 UTC

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So plan ahead for the internet shutdown. Gotcha.

2026-01-14 08:15:56 UTC

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I can’t understand how they can download bitchat if they have no internet 🤣

2026-01-14 08:13:42 UTC

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Couldn’t find my nsec.

2026-01-05 20:06:42 UTC

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I for a second thought you were about to say give it to the people of US. 😂

2026-01-05 10:06:13 UTC

We knew that American bitcoiners will never truly be anti state as they are too brainwashed into being state loving statist cucks.

2026-01-04 21:47:55 UTC

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Inflation, which was already prevalent in the later stages of republican era when Cicero was around, eventually killed Rome in the next few hundred years. Chipping away coins, minting by mixing with other metals was common when the state needed to raise money without raising taxes on its citizens.
Do you not agree that centrally planned credit expansion facilitates financing for endless wars much more effectively than hard money standard would allow? Let’s not concentrate on outliers that are statistically irrelevant but try to remain objective in the assessment we’re putting forth.

2026-01-04 19:51:33 UTC

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Marcus Tullius Cicero: 'The sinews of war are infinite money.' This was said more than 2000 years ago by maybe the greatest statesman of humanity. Don’t confuse credit out of thin air with hard money. Statism is a cuck disease, and you seem to be spreading it – to my utter surprise.

2025-12-08 18:42:33 UTC

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YakiHonne using 0.7GB, Primal is 0.5GB, these are on iOS.

2025-12-03 09:26:48 UTC

Got my account back
#hurray

2025-01-03 15:09:36 UTC

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A very warm welcome to the future of social media

2025-01-03 11:12:17 UTC

Happy genesis block day, fellow sovereigns!
https://media.tenor.com/HM2O2IZb13cAAAAC/bitcoin-happy-birthday.gif

2025-01-03 09:48:43 UTC

Had RP5 running bitcoin and Lightning node, used this with fulcrum server instead of electrumX; uptime 9 months with no hiccups.., the thing crashed and fulcrum db got corrupted.
Now I need to delete that db and redo all that syncing.
#fuck

2025-01-01 22:23:35 UTC

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Can use a burner set of keys for the silly things

2025-01-01 21:04:35 UTC

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Vitalik just copy pasted Satoshis code, deleted some oarts and added some tweeks here and there. Why would anyone get a noble prize for it? Make no mistake, if anyone deserves a noble prize – it's Satoshi.

2025-01-01 20:59:37 UTC

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GrapheneOS is alright, no?

2024-12-31 14:39:14 UTC

Happy New Arbitrary Rotation Point.
#HNARP

2024-12-31 14:36:51 UTC

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NWC connect?
Press and hold the zap button, paste your shit and voilà.
Now zap away.

2024-12-30 11:50:34 UTC

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I use it with a burner github account too.
While there's no 100% clean method, I will stiil look into headscale as an alternative. Thanks for highlighting that.

2024-12-30 11:42:34 UTC

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How does that work? Tailscale only sees that there are certain devices connected and not what is being sent/recieved by the device, no?

2024-12-30 10:58:03 UTC

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Use tailscale or zerotier

2024-12-27 20:33:44 UTC

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Its problematic in the short-term for the customer during bullruns and vice versa.

2024-12-27 10:26:19 UTC

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Why not? AI FUD is not an argument.

2024-12-27 07:31:10 UTC

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There is nothing that a state does that couldn't be done better by a private company. A very narrow take of this, Laeserin.

2024-12-26 17:51:33 UTC

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Bitcoin's creator made a wise choice for supply-audit design through immutable public ledger over 100% privacy at the expense of exploitable inflation bug. You can't have it all; there are trade-offs. Bitcoin can add privacy layers but it is integral that it maintains its supply-audit-design as its core design element. We know that privacy coins can't deliver the same supply-audit characteristics as the public ledger information is obscured and this opens up supply side risk arrays.

2024-12-26 11:55:18 UTC

I am loving @nprofile…0pev, thank you for the amazing product.
You guys even have Bolt 12 offers but I can't seem to be able to pay to human-readable address, only the QR or payment code.
Is this an issue on my side or this has not been implemented yet?

2024-12-20 21:34:52 UTC

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Does it mean you're writing one?
https://media.tenor.com/J2Vbsn1FLQoAAAAC/atlanta-lakeith.gif

2024-12-20 21:13:08 UTC

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How does that work? He can I get it?

2024-12-19 11:06:54 UTC

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I guess escrowing through lightning is not yet possible. I suspect something with the legality of such a move as the recieved wood be more anonomized. Great work nonetheless

2024-12-15 19:39:10 UTC

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Am I the only bothered by the fact that she flipped the belt at the top?

2024-12-14 18:58:11 UTC

How is @nprofile…ewyk liquidity doing these days?
#asknostr

2024-12-12 20:45:58 UTC

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Ad hominem remarks are silly. Not even worth entertaining.
Bye now

2024-12-12 20:39:29 UTC

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And.., that sets bitcoin apart from traditional currencies.
Uptight about semantics much?

2024-12-12 20:35:45 UTC

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There are categorical differences between a state adopting bitcoin and a state issuing its own currency.

2024-12-12 18:24:28 UTC

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What are the legal repercussions of relaying illicit content? What is the degree of personal liability of devs and relay owners?

2024-12-12 12:30:24 UTC

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Why not adopt a more open-individualist outlook? Maybe all we are is just a different manifestation of the same "I" sliding through the present?

2024-12-12 12:09:19 UTC

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He can go piss against the wind, won't change how things evolve.
There's no room for centralization, even in day-to-day commerce. As long as one's bitcoin inflows are higher than its outflows, one can and will remain ahead.
A SoV narrative can't be taken seriously if there's no MoE quality that precedes it.

2024-12-12 12:00:20 UTC

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Currency, by definition, is state-backed.
Bitcoin is a MoE without it needing to be a currency, and that's the reason why it helps separate the state from the money issuance.

2024-12-11 20:57:18 UTC

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No wallet set up.
Can't zap.

2024-12-10 20:31:34 UTC

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Are you sure a normie can't get a node up and running under 300 bucks? While it is true what the guy says, it largely depends on your risk profile.
Bitcoin is an uncorruptible public ledger, it is built with supply-audit-design in the heart of it. This requires you to follow certain rules to mitigate possible risk factors. If not, you are trusting someone to be honest. But we try to not place trust; we'd rather, verify.

2024-12-09 13:18:06 UTC

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Well, that's a nice thought but usually bitcoin bear markets last years and bull markets last few months so of your credit overdraft needs to be settled within months you will be paying more bitcoin than if you had bought fiat with your bitcoin and spent that. The stats indicate this is a bad idea unless you have credit overdraft that can be settled within years, which is obviously not the case here.

2024-12-08 09:03:28 UTC

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I'm working on understaffing what you wrote there.

2024-12-07 23:31:51 UTC

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Bearish market and you owe more bitcoin. Use with caution.

2024-12-07 05:00:25 UTC

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The math doesn't add up. If you were to buy 5mil bitcoins, you'd raise the price on yourself to substantially higher levels than it is today while buying only 1/5th of that target.

2024-12-07 02:58:25 UTC

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I said fuck custodians and by extension centralized points of control. I'm sorry you took it personally. Nevertheless, I will always strive for more decentralized systems and direct my time and resources towards it.

2024-12-06 22:40:36 UTC

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ecash folks started by accenting how it solves the privacy issue, but now we have bolt12 spec which is way better and easier. Now they say but lightning can't scale as easily as ecash. Fuck custodians; bitcoin was created to eliminate third parties.
If one can't run a node, better keep your money in a bank.

2024-12-06 15:51:22 UTC

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Separate money from the state.

2024-12-06 14:25:47 UTC

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Your feelings are shared.
Reposting your reply to habe in your feed is ok, no?

2024-12-06 13:57:35 UTC

Lately #nostr has been invaded by shitcoiners - welcome, though. The hide user feature is getting more and more useful.

2024-12-05 19:26:23 UTC

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10 sats = 1c (100'000'000 sats = 100'000 USD)
1 sat = 1c (100'000'000 sats = 1'000'000 USD)

2024-12-05 18:51:01 UTC

10 sats is 1c.
Let that sink in.
#Bitcoin

2024-12-05 05:41:31 UTC

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It's only reasonable that with growing bid/offer stack rips will be shorter and dips will be shallower. Reduced volatility is inevitable. And it isn't bad, per se.

2024-12-05 05:12:30 UTC

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I was here regardless of the batch.

2024-12-05 04:06:14 UTC

While many push FUD and stay poor, we stack and stay ahead.
https://media.tenor.com/pp10reD7byEAAAAC/walking-away-from-an-explosion-don.gif

2024-12-05 03:55:06 UTC

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You are pushing FUD.
I don't want to entertain your bullshit scenarios.
Have fun staying poor.

2024-12-04 20:13:24 UTC

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Store your value in USD.

2024-12-04 16:00:01 UTC

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That's unlikely unless you are forbidden to send money to your family and friends through mobile banks and online payment services. Reads like FUD.

2024-12-04 13:01:22 UTC

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It's a trivial case: you can easily obtain non-KYC bitcoin through p2p platforms such bisq, peachbitcoin or robosats. You can also attend bitcoin meet-ups and buy IRL from others.
When talking about tech, you have to understand that there are tradeoffs. You can't have it all. This is the case with BTC and XMR: BTC is easily auditable because of its public ledger, XMR is more privacy focused but it comes with problems of supply auditabilty.
Bitcoin is impartial; you can setup a node, run a fulcrum server on it, confirm your balances quite easily and use lightning as well. It's not that difficult or costly as folks make it out to be lately. It can greatly improves privacy when dealing with Bitcoin as well as make you more self-sovereign.

2024-12-04 07:21:17 UTC

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Hunters and gatherers ate meat and what they gathered though, hence the name.
You make it seem like it was only meat, whereas there were also fruits and berries, roots and tubers, greens and leaves, nuts and seeds and so forth.

2024-12-03 19:58:43 UTC

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Preservation of value nested in one's labor.

2024-12-02 20:00:57 UTC

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I don't why would anyone pay for futo keyboard when they got a true FOSS keyboard that has all the perks one could desire. If you're looking at this for purely investigative purposes, then it is something entirely different.

2024-12-02 19:46:54 UTC

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Free market anarchism is a better term.

2024-12-02 18:59:31 UTC

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Bitcoin reserve duh

2024-12-02 18:35:01 UTC

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Here's a link https://github.com/Helium314/HeliBoard

2024-12-02 18:14:53 UTC

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Why not use Heliboard? The only product I use from futo is grayjay

2024-12-01 07:42:48 UTC

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Autoimmune diseases are also seemingly linked to the vaccines

2024-11-30 08:11:11 UTC

When you hear someone mention #bitcoin
https://media.tenor.com/OjCVLbBKmUMAAAAC/ok.gif

2024-11-30 08:08:38 UTC

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https://media.tenor.com/p__4vHwws5AAAAAC/ace-ventura-thumbs-up.gif

2024-11-28 17:59:31 UTC

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I created a new nsec just to check it out. No option to create own wallet, and they ask for KYC to activate a wallet.
I don't get why people are so excited about it.

2024-11-28 17:51:57 UTC

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And provide personal details to connect a wallet

2024-11-27 18:15:05 UTC

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So, basically, as long as you hold/receive/send the tokens without converting them to sats, you don't affect channel liquidity and this can be done when the recipient is not online; however, this comes with centralization and counterparty risk. For me, this is a hefty tradeoff. Besides, as I recall, the main advertized utility of these token was privacy, now it has moved away from this.
Also, coming back to having an ability to receive sats when offline, I recall Supertestnet proposed #hedgehog protocol that could be a solution to this problem while not requiring centralized mints and counterparty risk.

2024-11-27 17:46:16 UTC

#Primal asking personal info to set up a wallet? What kind of sorcery is this?
And no Amber connect option?
Thanks – I'll pass.

2024-11-27 13:51:53 UTC

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I tend to agree.

2024-11-27 13:44:07 UTC

Do we need ecash, mints and all the other custodial services if we now have Bolt12?
The main added value with ecash was increased privacy; Bolt12 seems to do the same, so what's the point?
#asknostr

2024-11-27 06:11:46 UTC

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Are there any better alternatives?
BTW thank you for Bolt12.

2024-11-25 17:50:29 UTC

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HeliBoard

2024-11-25 11:00:27 UTC

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You want to run it on google android? I don't think that is possible.

2024-11-25 10:55:41 UTC

Given the current discussions on soft-forks and lack of leadership in Core devs – primarily propelled by the argument that it will much harder to do it down the road when tradfi solidifies itself in blockchain – the only viable answer that is to preach:
Run your own node
Verify your own TXs
Run a lightning node
Manage your channels
Run a bitaxe
Work towards enhancing decentralization; fuck the states and their cronies in WS. Bitcoin's essence is against them and we can't sell it out because "ehm, we need funds".

2024-11-25 10:46:20 UTC

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Why can't UTXOs scale at current stage? Is it linked to perceived high fees and dust UTXOs? What's the essence of the problem here? Imagining what could happen in 50-100 years time is not a constructive proactivensss. And why does James feel like LN is custodial? It easy quite easy to run a lightning node and it is not as gloomy as pushed by the author.

2024-11-25 09:35:35 UTC

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These are passive orders, they don't per se manifest in a price fall; more so provide higher liquidity for the buyers and resist price increase on guys like Taylor and Fink.
On the other hand, active orders (market orders) hitting the bids manifest in a price fall.
I guess the term cock-blocking is correct in this context.

2024-11-25 08:02:43 UTC

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Europe is facing a demographic problem that will overshadow overything else that is stated in this article. You can't have a strong economy if the labor force reduces to half of its size within a span of a generation. Shall EU countries invite more immigrants as subhuman servants willing to work for subprime wages?

2024-11-24 11:05:21 UTC

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Why did by you trust pi? And why do you trust this one? I'd tge firmware open-source as opposed to pi or IRS just performance based opinion?

2024-11-24 11:04:23 UTC

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Is the firmware open-source? Why would one not trust pi bit trust this?

2024-11-22 08:50:54 UTC

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Par level that is a milestone. There's a limit sell order wall above mark in most exchanges. Smash through that par level and induce major FOMO before liquidating the euphoric laggards.

2024-11-21 19:39:08 UTC

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That's fucking awesome.
This is the way.

2024-11-21 10:59:51 UTC

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Don't sign in to anything thst doesn't allow to use Amber.

2024-11-20 19:02:45 UTC

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Not a big loss for humanity.
Thank you for Amethyst though.

2024-11-20 06:42:22 UTC

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Sexual revolution.

2024-11-20 06:26:12 UTC

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It's a tradeoff of supply-audit-design that is essential.
Privacy, while being one of the most important aspects of individual sovereignty, doesn't solve the problem of inflation debasement and centralized control of money issuance.
As stated in the Monero page above, Bitcoin solves this by providing an immutable public ledger that is currently the most secure decentralized network.
We have proposals that are pushed such as Bolt 12 that tackle the anonymity problem. It is not a a clearcut failure as monero folks push it to be while ignoring the other aspect of this.

2024-11-20 03:47:13 UTC

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Thanks for the link – a good post.
Though I didn't find anything there that suggested that bitcoin is corruptible as it currently stands. We have a leadership problem that could be potentially exploited, and it is good that we are discussing these things now.
As for me, I vote with my node and hash power.
What I dislike is when folks downplay Bitcoin and cheer for monero; these are two different beasts with different directions and tradeoffs. I own both and appreciate both.

2024-11-20 01:45:17 UTC

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Then, one needs to assume that Bitcoin is corruptible. That rests my case. Thanks.

2024-11-19 18:21:59 UTC

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Ok there, hold on. Now #bitcoin is American, just like Coca Cola? Isn't the US law responsible for imprisonment of many bitcoin devs? Isn't it the first in line trying to kill the FOSS ethos? Why do you, Americans, have to make everything about USA? Bitcoin was made to demolish statism through separation of state and money issuance; the only thing USA has had going for it since Breton Woods.

2024-11-19 13:48:47 UTC

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Great work. Looking forward to implementation of receievd capability.
One thing though, I wasn't able to pay the human readable address, had to use the string.

2024-11-19 06:37:51 UTC

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The problem we have is not privacy: after all, we have cash that fulfills the problem of privacy. What we need is to separate the state from the money issuance. This is a much bigger problem than not being able to buy drugs online. A MoE that is incorruptible by the state fulfills this premise.

2024-11-18 10:42:10 UTC

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Well..,who Gabe thought. Another libtard community platform.

2024-11-18 08:55:42 UTC

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You are what you repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act but a habit. - Aristotle