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2026-08-12 04:21:53 CEST

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datum users mine on their own block templates, 95%+ of hashrate on OCEAN uses datum
the OCEAN default template was announced to signal for 110 prior to the split (flipping bit4). The confusion during the split was which chaintip that template chose to mine on. some thought it would have been signaling bit4 on the antpool chaintip since it became longer; OCEAN announced they got refunded a few days later

2026-08-12 03:45:03 CEST

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my memory is fuzzy but he had mentioned blake2b and sha3 as potential PoW change options for bitcoin as a response to malicious miners as early as late 2017-2018

2026-08-03 10:53:54 CEST

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repeating bacon (or any of the other 2047 bip39 words) with an additional passphrase would be only marginally safer as a plain brainwallet (sha256 of a passphrase) which isnt safe at all.
pratically a passphrase 'strong' enough may not easier to remember than seed words
it's not advisable to do rely on passphrases because the speed and cost for checking brainwallets (and its variations) can only get cheaper overtime

2026-07-31 11:06:03 CEST

i feel stupid for having sang praises of the clever design choices in coldcard while unaware until today its seeds were generated from such low entropy.
i should have known better. hearing about these losses from strangers and people i know feels bad

2026-07-23 05:00:38 CEST

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roflcopter

2026-07-23 04:00:53 CEST

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i support it because i have no reason to be against it
none of the transactions i make or plan to make are affected by the temporary restrictions 👍

2026-07-20 12:28:02 CEST

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ibd is faster on the newer versions compared to the older ones because the assumevalid bypasses validation for much of the spam of the last 3 years.
v28 - block 856760 (august 2024)
v29 - block 886157
v30 - block 912683 (september 2025)
theres incremental improvements for assumevalid=0 across versions but insignificant to most hardware
just did a reindex recently

2026-07-20 11:35:07 CEST

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enjoyed your stream, regrettably my banned youtube account cant join the live chat 🤣

2026-07-15 18:46:10 CEST

a few months ago i moved my blocksdir off my node's 1TB SSD to a spinning disk drive to put off buying a 2TB SSD
had a random chainstate database corruption a couple days ago
reindex-chainstate took 20 hours 🫠🫠

2026-07-06 06:52:28 CEST

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100% of nodes accept bip-110 blocks

2026-06-13 04:38:54 CEST

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on twitter i just put in the match hashtag and scroll through latest until something pops up
it brought me to a streaming site ssh101, look up channel canalwc2026

2026-06-12 22:11:38 CEST

my preferred way to watch world cup is finding a stream from social media, then dig into the ad-riddled page to find where the video stream (m3u) is hosted. then stick it in vlc or add it to jellfin liveTV
the best streams are almost always from mexico, dont understand what they're saying but sure sounds exciting -- bless them 🙏

2026-05-31 11:17:31 CEST

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theres also that funky period between mandatory flagging and rule enforcement where miners (regardless of their stance on arbitrary data) scratch their head about whether or not to risk blocks being thrown away for the sake of flipping one bit 😅

2026-05-30 19:01:51 CEST

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without rdts in a contentious scenario (bip-110 doesnt die immediately) nothing stops that legacy node from throwing away those blocks if for whatever reason bip-110 blocks gets longer. something as benign as insane luck, edges cases for being offline too long, or not hearing about the legacy chain from ill-timed peers etc can trigger this
since the reasons to throw away already-validated blocks can vary, it would happen seemingly at random with little to no notice to the user. This makes the node unreliable as it has to redownload and revalidate invalid/legacy blocks while being unavailable to validate and relay new blocks/transactions from that chain. with enough unreliability from the nodes running invalid/legacy chain; it can lead to wipeout and replacement by bip110 as it wipeout scenario only goes in one direction.
tldr; without rdts theres no mechanism for nodes to hold onto the invalid/legacy chain other than living with perpetual wipeout risk for the sake of jpegs 😅

2026-05-30 04:15:43 CEST

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with some torrents older than bitcoin it would seem that if the data is valued enough to keep around people across time will seed it for free 😅

2026-05-30 03:48:48 CEST

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wouldnt you be able to lean on torrents' infohashes to make sure the data remains the same?
why not pay people bitcoin to perpetually seed torrents? wouldnt that effectively be the same thing without all the technical limits of misusing the bitcoin blockchain and the overhead of validating blocks with irrelevant data for this use case?

2026-05-29 16:57:02 CEST

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why not just use a torrent?

2026-05-20 09:18:10 CEST

https://img.tarounagi.tw/blossm/3e56d4ebcacfe4736bbe9e912bad7ddf11323108dfd02777e87ea991bc8c0b1d.mp3
https://img.tarounagi.tw/blossm/c7304ae52e7d2080fd5f62a3105d12baaa026fa97a51c75508cf678eaee0c1e8.jpg
I had a dream about the violin, which reminded me of a piece called the Devil's Trill by the composer Giuseppe Tartini in 1700s who said the work came to him in a dream.
So I guess my dream opted me to share the devil's music 😈 I stiched all four movements together originally released as Columbia 33CX 1415, features David Oistrakh on the violin remastered in 2024

2026-05-17 18:10:20 CEST

wrote this note over a year ago. Taiwan didnt steal the US chip industry, it simply outcompeted 😎
#nevent1q…ywjs

2026-05-16 11:27:27 CEST

some taiwanese still follow folk religions with traditions with historical record going back to the 16th-17th century. (for comparison, the Catholics in Taiwan didnt get to stick around until the 1850s, Matsu worship is probably the closest) In donggang district they have a cool exhibit called the King Boat museum.
https://img.tarounagi.tw/blossm/f61178aa65785759bf7402db42ab97b3c215d0e25121fbb7ca0e7813e7fcbe1e.jpg
The king boat refers to 王爺 which is a deity that wards off disease that is also celebrated in Mingnan provinces of mainland china and throughout southeast asia too (vietnam, Philippines, indonesia, etc). Oftentimes when people talk about Taiwan's "ancient" historical ties to China it's referring to these sorts of traditions which is only a subset of what has been followed around the island across history and certainly unrecognizable to People's Republic of China of modern times
in taiwan, every 3 years they construct beautiful ships as a tribute to the deities only to burn them when completed. Set a giant wooden ship on fire every 3 years as a measure to suppress epidemics 🤭

2026-05-16 01:36:35 CEST

at the donggang bluefin tuna auction in Pintung County Taiwan
looks like a great haul today 🤤
https://img.tarounagi.tw/blossm/04a3e21757dd03053c3cc26a43bcb6499594e3272ea67a4e5ac88a7a31527ca7.jpg

2026-05-15 16:01:55 CEST

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economics wasnt a factor because back then you could play dice on zero-fee (sonot far off from present day sub-sat fees)
dice stopped because enough people talked about how dumb it was and the hostility pushed that activity elsewhere

2026-05-15 15:53:49 CEST

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did dice go away because economics got expensive or was it barely a factor

2026-05-13 11:10:04 CEST

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im not worried about being against spam on Bitcoin
dice didnt need to last as long as it did, neither do inscription runestone gambling tokens🤷

2026-05-11 07:32:24 CEST

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it only feels like hodl only because i comparably dont spend much money anymore

2026-04-30 05:55:45 CEST

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since DATUM became available, economics of buying hashrate has improved marginally by removing some of the opacity in pooled mining. rather than keep track of work/shares on a pool's dashboard (trusting them), users can figure out reward splits on their own from their own block templates.
previously the only way to buy hashrate and minimize these arbitrary costs and risk was to lottery solo mine but not enough legitimate hashpower has ever been available to consistently find rewards so that hashrate went to larger pools instead.
Cloud Mining scams basically sat in the middle between hashers and pools, it never made sense because those services add an arbitrary cost on top of pool fees. The opportunity for the scams come from preying on customers who dont know how to check if they got what they paid for. (and some of those scams never actually mined)

2026-04-19 08:19:13 CEST

today went gravesweeping for my great grandmother (1887) which ive never met.
During gravesweeping season there are many to go to, but i look forward to this one in particular because the view is great. its an old site overlooking Tamsui River toward the sea that sometimes hard to find because of overgrowth, and alongside 4 decades of wear, has destroyed most of the paths to it. However a unique pair of angels help mark it. There are angels instead of the traditional guardian lions because she became a Christian late in her life.
the view has changed a lot and the path up here has gotten harder, but the great weather today make it worth it
https://img.tarounagi.tw/blossm/890ecb8db66b97cc8d647966d6a7fe63cd1a5bff09b5162c7285091acf9bcc1a.jpg

2026-04-13 14:44:35 CEST

The 2026 Pingtung Bluefin Tuna Cultural Festival starts April 21st! Planning to visit for the first time next month to see how the tuna auction works.
On April 8, the season's "First Tuna" was auctioned at the Donggang Fish Market, fetching a record-breaking price of NT$10,600 per kilogram (190kg). Definitely inflation in TWD, haha. (0.89BTC)
I started to monitor the pingdong fishermen association for their press releases for fun to get some sense on where food comes from. According to the article, Captain Hung on his 53rd season shared that he wasn't even looking for bluefin! His crew was originally targeting sailfish in the waters southwest of Taiwan when the giant tuna took the bait. After a 30-minute battle to secure the catch, Hung rushed back to port, exhilarated and "unable to sleep" from the excitement. it's great to see how hardworking fishermen are celebrated by the association, more genuine than TV media coverage
The winner of the first Tuna auction went to a local renowned seafood restaurant (佳珍海產餐廳 since '94) who pledged their proceeds of the first tuna of the season to underprivileged children and youth -- what a class act. the restaurant has won the first tuna auction for years, apparently the owner was a tuna fisherman that transitioned to being a restauranteur after a near-death experience at sea. Plan to visit the restaurant this season for Taiwanese Tuna Cuisine 🤤
press release: https://www.tkfisher.org.tw/Comm_NewsPage?sid=F4C7A091E0F054CD82718B9947A82C9E&enid=AC0D16E6A82B6F1EBEAE1166868912C9
restaurant: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uCdsPwmvjZQ

2026-04-12 17:47:57 CEST

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whats wrong with criticizing central banks? don't they all eventually fail 🤔

2026-04-11 08:05:56 CEST

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媒體我覺得還好，想找的觀點都找得到，收買有限，台灣又沒什麼審查制度。
願意被催眠是另一種問題

2026-04-11 07:54:37 CEST

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我自己周圍的人沒有支持國民黨的，但畢竟我住台北，日常接觸的人是有不少支持國民黨的人。
支持國民黨的人我覺得理由很多，50年的戒嚴加上一代以上的洗腦教育可不容易被放棄掉。理論上有些人只能把「中華民國」跟「國民黨」連在一起，所以國民黨以外都是「黨外」或「台獨」也就是說，要中華民國生存下去就只能聽國民黨的話。
今天國民黨黨主席去找對岸的領導人是史上最少支持度最沒職權實力的一位（但有身高啦😂），就是要那些永遠支持國民黨的吞下去。說能說服台灣人相信「跟國民黨才能跟對岸和平一家親」會自己做決定的台灣人不吃這套的。
台灣人觀點有很多種，說只有兩黨（國民黨，非國民黨）一屆比一屆不像。這張用統戰來嚇台灣人，我覺得沒什麼效果。

2026-04-11 04:57:29 CEST

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確實，連自己仇恨的敵人都願意握手了
看國民黨多麼討厭台灣人玩他們的遊戲(憲法）🥲

2026-04-10 06:44:48 CEST

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不就兩位黨主席嗎😅

2026-04-08 08:18:59 CEST

tuna season in Taiwan begins 🥳🥳. the fisherman association press release says the ship captain is the oldest ever at 67 years old (53rd year on the job) to catch the first tuna of the season.
https://www.tkfisher.org.tw/Comm_NewsPage?sid=F4C7A091E0F054CDB32C79150B8918CD&enid=AC0D16E6A82B6F1EBEAE1166868912C9

2026-04-07 06:28:43 CEST

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不乾不淨吃了沒病 or in Taiwanese 垃圾吃垃圾肥 all point to the Hygeine hypothesis

2026-04-06 06:06:25 CEST

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those are acceptable terms, please proceed

2026-04-06 05:06:37 CEST

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theres a little bit of shit in everything, still delicious 🤤😂

2026-04-06 04:55:45 CEST

today i opened X and saw a post describing that oysters are a sewage filter which i thought was a funny way to describe them, but then it followed with many replies of people declaring they'll never eat an oyster
who doesnt like oysters 🤨? surely they're trolling, right?
taiwanese cuisine has oyster omelettes (egg, sweet potato + tapioca starch, and oysters), so delicious

2026-03-28 08:08:15 CET

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quality work, thanks for putting in the time 🤓

2026-03-24 17:53:17 CET

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i use a qr and barcode scanner app off of fdroid (can also build from source and sideload) for years now. its a useful tool to have on an android phone. i share qr screenshots into it fairly seemlessly

2026-03-22 01:57:45 CET

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first thing that came to mind 😂
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kaomoji#:~:text=Kaomoji%20are%20Japanese%20emoticons%20that,and%20mood%20in%20digital%20communication.

2026-03-21 07:27:56 CET

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wow, when and what is this? ive been collecting old cartoons on my server

2026-03-18 10:09:32 CET

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I'd use pruned node as a last resort when you have nothing left to try. who knows you might want to run something that requires everything down the road or if you ever need to rescan the chain for a wallet outside of your pruned window in the future

2026-03-18 09:45:00 CET

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ive seen people stretch out disk space by moving the large, seldomly-accessed blocks/ folder to a separate disk (often slower) then run bitcoind with blocksdir parameter set so you can keep using your old disk alongside an external drive
i dont know about btcpayserver or albyhub specifically, but imo if you're running a lightning node like LND, you probably dont want to prune your node especially if you have channel states that could fall beyond however long you're pruning for.

2026-03-11 12:50:07 CET

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another example of philosophy flip-flopping (caveat: Core isnt a monolith -- different contributors now) are the comments Core made on compact block filters.
when compact block filters was announced it was to announce to miners/pools to implement them in order to more closely align with the p2p network. at the time fees were elevated, as some exchanges and pools were stuffing blocks (perhaps to make an argument for big blocks). "follow the <compact block filters> p2p network or risk your blocks being orphaned".
this got turned on its head with the OP_Return PR. "node's compact block filters should follow what the miners are mining"
i think those that throw the word gaslighting around Core proponents is because they arent goldfish 🧐

2026-03-10 05:15:55 CET

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i made beef curry with weed butter before.
i think sweets make it easier to hide the weed taste, i personally enjoy it enough but i can see why people wouldn't. theres also the convenience factor of munching on some cookies or brownies vs eating a whole entree to get high

2026-03-05 06:05:02 CET

ahh i cant choose only 9 🫠
https://image.nostr.build/ce972666896fe3701f3b88c85e81fdaa979ce727729b55ddb54190511872216a.jpg

2026-03-03 06:18:47 CET

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praise kier 😂
the wait for season 2 was painful, while i want to know what happens next i wouldnt mind if they stopped at 2 and let the internet's imagination run wild obsessing over every frame forever

2026-03-03 05:36:23 CET

it's that time of year again. lantern festival is the 15th day of Spring Festival/Lunar New Year to celebrate the end of festivities
https://youtu.be/yO-FZkJA1bE
another lantern festival tradition we have in taiwan is the "bombing of han dan" in taitung rather than shooting fireworks at the public like in yansui/tainan, this one parades a brave volunteer that is stripped naked into a bunch of fireworks. goggles and a towel for safety 😰
taiwanese people are weird, enjoy some tang yuans 🥳
#nevent1q…mfq9

2026-03-01 01:18:20 CET

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thats made up unquantifiable bullshit 😅

2026-02-28 01:56:35 CET

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unspendable dust like inscriptions shouldnt need help to relay across the network then and transactions containing arbitrary data should be minimized not expanded
those transactions dont help me receive more sats 🧐

2026-02-28 01:39:24 CET

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turned 40 this year 🫠🫠

2026-02-25 06:48:44 CET

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imagine if users chose to accept the argument that malleable transactions of being a "consensus-valid use case", there wouldnt be lightning and nostr zaps 🥲

2026-02-21 18:52:37 CET

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nodes only follow one chain 🤷
2 chains is a great rapper tho

2026-02-21 18:37:11 CET

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nope, not a hardfork. bip110 uses existing consensus rules rather than adding new ones making it compatible with all nodes on the network
nodes that enforce bip110 would not ever see the offending block as valid, making the enforcing node only ever compatible with one side of the chainsplit.
nodes that dont enforce bip110 remain compatible with both , but only one side of the chainsplit carrying perpetual wipeout risk. both sides of the chainsplit ultimately cant coexist without a hard fork present
a hardfork would explicitly reject bip110 blocks which would be adding a rule.

2026-02-21 17:25:58 CET

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nothing pedantic about it, bet all you want, that's not a hard fork

2026-02-21 16:13:05 CET

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remarking imaginary chainsplit scenarios as "reckless" without expending any effort quantify-ing said risk is intellectually lazy.
feel free to avoid hypocrisy by voicing support for a ursf/hardfork instead

2026-02-21 16:01:49 CET

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its a soft fork because all current versions of Bitcoin remain compatible with bip110 blocks as it is using exisiting consensus rules and not adding new ones
fun fact: a ursf contrary to it's name is a hard fork 🤓

2026-02-21 15:34:30 CET

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2026-02-08 07:01:01 CET

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the wipeout risk is there for non-upgraded nodes because the difficulty adjustment still exists
i believe any scenario is far from certain and bip110 doesnt present any harm

2026-02-08 06:55:25 CET

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ultimately without a coinciding ursf to bip110, the chainsplits cannot coexist.
its just the same utxo set.
functionally, you're not going to be able to interact with the network(s) properly as there would exist no mechanism to prevent your tx to not replay on all networks.
the idea that a stalled bip110 attempt creates an opportunity for proponents to forward bitcoins to detractors is wishful thinking 😅 or possibly pure avarice

2026-02-08 06:41:01 CET

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its not, bip110 blocks remain compatible with exisiting nodes on the network which is why there exist the possibility of wipeout (however small). the wipeout risk wouldnt be solved without a solution like your checkpoint, which is a forced upgrade.
ursf to bip110 isnt a softfork

2026-02-08 04:20:09 CET

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im pretty sure chinese teacups have no handles because of their generally smaller size and unique shape which makes handles unnecessary.
non-fermented tea (green tea) lightly fermented teas (oolongs, aged white teas) are often brewed at higher too-hot-to-handle temperatures 90c-95c which some choose to enjoy at to get the full spectrum of flavor.
the design of a good tea cup have thin flared edges for faster heat dissipation which isnt present in coffee mugs or western tea cups. there's also a specific "three point grip" to enjoy freshly brewed tea.
so chinese tea cup is less about teaching patience, more so teaching how to enjoy tea properly using physics 😂

2026-02-08 02:02:49 CET

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with feasts
慶祝怎麼是用單純吃來形容呢👀
文法的話通常是 "by eating" 因為by 通常是接上動詞 with是接名詞。因為eating兩個用法用的通（只是一個比較少見）你沒有不對，主要是選擇如何慶祝

2026-02-08 01:17:14 CET

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your simple checkpoint doesnt address the older nodes on the network from re-org risk which would be a forced upgrade. checkpoints to invalidate valid chain(s) of blocks would be a hard fork

2026-02-08 00:58:31 CET

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there wont be any bip110 coins though 😅 thats not how soft forks work
your scenario of "forking off" happens if theres a coinciding ursf, which contrary to its name is a hard fork

2026-01-31 23:21:05 CET

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stability to who? chainsplit is a non-issue unless theres a coinciding ursf

2026-01-29 17:29:42 CET

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are there less bugs/pests up there too?🤔
random tea fact: in taiwan tea leaves grown at higher elevations are sought after because the leaves are more nutrient dense from growing slower, but there is specialized tea called oriental beauty (東方美人) which despite grown at lower altitudes holds high demand because it undergoes additional natural fermentation with bugs that feed off them leaving compounds that make the tea unusually sweet on top of the fermentation-drying process in oolong tea 🤓

2026-01-29 16:39:25 CET

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do grapes grow slower at higher elevations like tea or coffee? 🤔

2026-01-24 16:43:36 CET

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best of best i think breaking bad and better call saul as one is hard to beat
so many good responses, not sure what to add
the good place (2016) i think is a fun time

2026-01-17 16:57:10 CET

every now and then podcasts i listen to say something along the lines of "the PRC will take Taiwan" 🙄
at least get them to try kinmen first, sheesh
whatever opinions, do come visit often 🇹🇼

2026-01-11 05:03:07 CET

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i keep reminding mine: "your resistance is futile buddy 🤣"

2026-01-10 04:27:20 CET

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in taiwan us stocks and etfs arent available directly either
only through brokers upon brokers in a various network of off-shore entities (cayman, sychelles, island of man, BVI etc) often only interacting with markets in hong kong or singapore rather than wall street

2025-12-24 12:32:31 CET

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merry Christmas 🥳

2025-12-15 03:15:05 CET

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https://img.tarounagi.tw/blossm/2ef89ffe3d0b8e27cadceb580d61e2a32cae706f21967cf005fa08f603cfa564.jpeg
🤤🤤

2025-12-15 03:02:52 CET

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it's just vibrating magnets, dont overthink it. save your money, ears dont pick up what your eyes see on graphs 👀

2025-12-14 11:01:55 CET

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Nixon

2025-12-14 08:48:36 CET

finally getting chilly, guess crab season is coming to an end 🥲
next up mullet roe season (烏魚子), still nothing at the local markets but any day now 👀

2025-12-13 09:17:56 CET

someone please orange pill nas 😭😮‍💨

2025-12-07 11:16:58 CET

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it's a wonderful life (1946) holds up shockingly well for how old it is
tokyo godfathers (2003) directed by the late satoshi kon is pretty great

2025-12-06 07:05:27 CET

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君子喻於義，小人喻於利
confucious say the focus isnt on the trophies (what is profitable; the risk/reward result of scamming), gentlemen/scholars consider what is <morally> right 🤓

2025-12-02 01:36:24 CET

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the documentary "wick is pain" is pretty good

2025-11-25 10:54:40 CET

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this pack is missing infinite pizza slices 🤣

2025-11-18 13:12:48 CET

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reading a book while high is pretty fun 😎
when it comes to fiction my imagination is pretty crap compared to when i get a little toasted, makes it a lot more fun.

2025-11-15 06:18:46 CET

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where to find the volume settings on these things 😩

2025-11-11 10:06:52 CET

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i dont disagree, but i think its relevant to point out that before getting used to the other units (i.e. mBTC or μBTC) werent there early users who felt Bitcoin should just shift the decimal points over time 👀
reminded me of: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=13144.0
"sats the standard" came much later

2025-11-08 15:06:58 CET

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completely unrelated, your note made me think of:
https://img.tarounagi.tw/blossm/b4f57538ab0999a85400b536c9bd8cbe32dfbb3a4c6f72cdb3d37b171bd8bda8.jpeg
thanks for the recommendation

2025-11-08 11:28:20 CET

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i wouldnt mind a new half life

2025-11-08 09:36:12 CET

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https://img.tarounagi.tw/blossm/b4713b1d86da543e3a8b5f41ddcaa435887884393408248739e71b7e32913b1a.jpg
😋😋😋😋

2025-11-08 09:27:27 CET

today drove out to miaoli, taiwan where they farm mitten crabs. mostly known as a delicacy in shanghai cuisine, these crabs were mostly known to be from the jiangsu province in china
https://img.tarounagi.tw/blossm/8cc5bfc9645acdbc32b840afa7fc5f3917c7513dd6cface7f11e076e49152ab4.jpg
mitten crabs mature in seawater and spawned in freshwater. during the fall months the mature crabs make their way back to where they come from.
taiwan has it's native hairy crab species, but for a couple decades the entrepreneurs in miaoli decided to farm the more sought species from across the strait.
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up until this year ive only bought these at markets and for most of my life only had these crabs in fancy restaurants. fun to enjoy food where it is being produced 🦀

2025-10-30 09:56:22 CET

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be careful 👀
https://youtu.be/D3U55usfJK8

2025-10-22 18:51:00 CEST

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i was on a cooking book binge awhile ago. i learned a lot from a book called "ratio" (ruhlman) which i have saved as an epub on my phone along with others from libgen.
instead of looking up recipes from search engines which are almost always terrible slop, i search the book(s) instead and keep digital bookmarks 🤓

2025-10-19 08:06:33 CEST

woke up early to head to yehliu fishing harbor to bring home 16 rock crabs for 31,000 sats 🤤
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2025-10-13 15:44:55 CEST

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in the core vs knots context, datacarrier encompasses more transactions in Knots than Core
in the only-looking at core v30 context, datacarrier now allows multiple outputs instead of one to be treated as standard transactions to relay across the network as unconfirmed transactions (among peers that also acknowledge those new standard rules)

2025-10-13 15:41:08 CEST

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if you feel a way about the spam, take the time to learn how to apply the patches
it's good homework 🥳

2025-10-13 04:16:13 CEST

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im referring to the code comment change to datacarrier in v26 which limits datacarrier to outputs (meaning input-styled arbitrary data storage schemes like inscriptions would not be in scope)
on another note, v29.1 has the minrelay fee changes (reduced from 1 to .1) backported

2025-10-13 03:10:19 CEST

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so users should just stomach the datacarrier code comment changes in exchange for security patches?
what if users simply dont want to relay garbage (inscriptions, stamps, large op_returns, etc) as unconfirmed transactions to their peers? shit out of luck?

2025-10-12 12:20:50 CEST

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i wonder how they prepare crab there 🤔
my only reference is a lobster platter i had in baja california, mexico like a decade ago that came with beans, tortilla, and salsa

2025-10-11 19:03:22 CEST

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depends on the crab.
these freshwater mitten crabs are mostly farmed, its sustainability comes down to economics as mitten crabs technically are invasive to Taiwan (taiwan has its own native species of hairy crabs 毛蟹 so ecological damage is somewhat limited)
ocean crabs have size requirements to meet and there are harvest quotas throughout the year -- there are even times out of the year where females aren't sold
🤓
...and then theres imported seafood

2025-09-05 10:40:52 CEST

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millennium actress