M0053

broken

wabi sabi

Public Key

npub1qktjyk0vdqlfss7wztawdnka5phx2p3vlvq50x0z402jk2fjhtnqlx9qas

NIP-05 Address

M0053@mooose.xyz

NIP-57 Address

moose@walletofsatoshi.com

Profile Code

nprofile1qqsqt9ezt8kxs05cg08p97hxemw6qmn9qck0kq28n832h4ft9yet4espzemhxue69uhhyetvv9ujuurjd9kkzmpwdejhgqgnwaehxw309a6hxtnwdaehgu3wwa5kueg4lpt05

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relay.primal.net

us.nostr.wine

Author Public Key

npub1qktjyk0vdqlfss7wztawdnka5phx2p3vlvq50x0z402jk2fjhtnqlx9qas

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2025-11-11 22:05:30

#LND #lightning
Jazz the good bird flies again!
I am recommissioning my old "Jazzbone" LND node but on a smaller more personal scale. I would be grateful for any inbound if you are out there feeling generous.
02f859be038ab79284966331036ed7176aad77e2796fe3964fdadcfbfda528bc12
I will also open smallish (~2 million sats?) channels to folks who need one.
Or feel free to join this swap! https://lightningnetwork.plus/swaps/23094

2025-11-10 05:59:46

You know how Amazon likes to cross sell you stuff?
Oh! You are ordering a garden hose? Well how about this array of great sprayers to go with it?
Well...
https://shelf.mooose.art/images/2025/11/09/firefox_PqzCNS61Rr.png
They never fail. When I am shopping various "manscaping" tools to reduce hair in places that are not supposed to be hairy... the first thing that comes to mind???
Woodscrews. Yes woodscrews for the "Mens and Women" that have a cave(wo)man nose.

2025-11-09 16:49:53

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I lived the vast majority of my life as an arch people pleaser... I realized, eventually, that the only person that consistently loses in this game is me.
I don't know how far I'll be able to get in growing away from this strategy, as I only have so much time left on Earth.
But we shall see.

2025-11-09 12:16:18

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Proof of industrial catchphrases network!

2025-11-08 13:43:37

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Perhaps he compromise is not as much for the bad actors as it is for more of the middle?
I dunno...

2025-11-07 22:39:34

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That's why I don't use X and why I come here. Not sure if maybe I'm missing something.

2025-11-07 18:24:37

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What are you gonna do about it anyway?

2025-11-07 15:23:01

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I have never been very much about cocktails. Almost any liquor I drink. I drink it neat. I suppose I'm a barbarian.
But the old fashioned, for some reason, that one is a stark exception.
I also do not tend to be a picky person, but again, this drink is an exception for me.
I prefer rye and I demand a sugar cube rather than simple syrup. I do appreciate the cherry, but it must be Luxardo. Angostura bitters.
Finally, as the debate around muddling or not, I actually can go either way there.

2025-11-07 15:11:35

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I have to admit, I'm not entirely certain what all the hoorah about Sidney Sweeney is.
But the look on her face during this interview and the answer she gave.
Those... were a 10.

2025-11-07 15:08:21

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Nope.

2025-11-07 03:40:00

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I am slow to pay attention to people who dub themselves "cypherpunks".

2025-11-07 03:38:01

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Probably a psyop, but very few can see that yet.

2025-11-07 00:20:37

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I do too, and I feel for him, but it's going to happen with that project. When a bunch of people are purists.

2025-11-07 00:09:47

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Yeah, he tends to do this.
And just to be honest, it's a red flag to me.

2025-11-07 00:09:04

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Tee hee. https://image.nostr.build/0772b209995ba2a9be3f1d784239d222d30cf7dc2083f0aa98657638c9e830f4.jpg

2025-11-06 23:37:02

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Because when you can't make a solid argument, you just tear down your opponent.

2025-11-06 23:33:25

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I didn't realize you had a beef with Cashu.
I have been openly critical about that project and its design choices and been treated like a red-headed piece of shit by a lot of people on here, particularly developers.
I have nothing against Primal, but I'm not interested in using their walled garden setup, so it is what it is.

2025-11-06 23:26:56

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The 1970s porn soundtrack is a cool touch.

2025-11-04 07:13:26

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좋네요. 감사합니다.

2025-11-03 23:14:21

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Honestly, recent events have me questioning the integrity of your company. Don't trust.

2025-11-03 22:58:09

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I will say this, I have no problem with lightning being a "bank to bank" network. There is no perfect way to solve scaling without trade-offs. And no one forces me to use lightning. I choose to in certain circumstances. I ran one of the first 200 lightning nodes on the network, but I don't run one anymore.
One thing that worries me about core at the moment is that we maybe headed towards people making the same type of decision about running full nodes.
At which point Ethereum, Solana, they're probably better networks anyway.
But I'm also not convinced that's where we're going yet. It's interesting times.
To be honest, I'm too tired to think about it anymore.

2025-11-03 22:53:27

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I don't know. I have been considering that question for almost 10 years.

2025-11-03 18:30:29

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I think the community is just having a hard time catching up with the fundamental shift between what lightning was sold to us as and what it has successfully become.
Originally, people thought it was going to be the cypherpunk individual with a raspberry pi and a node way to scale Bitcoin. And what he says in just the first few minutes is a perfect bullet point list of why that is a complete and total failure.
But I think lightning is here to stay. I just think that people using it are going to be different than what the original version was.
Ironically, lightning is fulfilling the vision of what liquid was originally marketed as, at least to a certain extent. Liquid was originally built to be the way for large holder's like exchanges to be able to send Bitcoin back and forth with as little friction as possible.
This has basically become what lightning is good for. If I send Bitcoin to Kraken, I send it over for lightning for several reasons.
And I think the large, well-run nodes are actually worth something while it's like Aqua, Bull Bitcoin, and Wallet of Satoshi i'll use lightning to complete payments but in the background are using Bitcoin and Liquid or Spark.
The other day I paid for something in person at a shop with lightning and like every lightning transaction now it went perfectly.
Obviously, there are many trade-offs with some of these contraptions that people are building to make Bitcoin more usable with less pressure on chain. Privacy being perhaps the biggest question mark in some of these setups.
But I think all of this kind of development has value and can be improved, and I don't think lightning is going anywhere. I just think the use case is changing from something that was a total failure to something that actually is quite successful.

2025-11-03 16:58:18

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I actually think a big moon is a tremendous asset.
(i'm truly sorry. I am truly sorry.)

2025-11-03 16:57:00

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Klingons ree natural adversarial thinkers.

2025-11-02 09:13:24

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http://shelf.mooose.art/images/2025/11/02/1113.png
Basically cumrocket glasses?

2025-11-01 17:32:24

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https://files.sovbit.host/media/05972259ec683e9843ce12fae6cedda06e65062cfb014799e2abd52b2932bae6/7713cd67c42fcc47e2a3594e56728ccd51f3e1412755d194b05b069b34e4b313.webp

2025-10-31 17:42:02

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So you expect like 400,000 children?

2025-10-31 16:33:50

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My ashamed ass has figured that out about delete too.

2025-10-31 16:33:00

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I am afreded acuz of this. 👻👻

2025-10-31 16:31:53

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Oh, I misspelled my own word. It's...
mooose.xyz
I edited in the original post, but I don't think everybody's clients honor edits. I don't know.

2025-10-31 16:30:41

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moose.xyz is all dressed up for the day.
(also, if you need an NIP05 address, let me know. I'll add you to that domain.)

2025-10-31 16:29:37

#Wordle 1,595 2/6
⬜🟨🟨🟩🟩
🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩
So lucky.

2025-10-31 02:52:28

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Oh, come on. Everybody's doing it and no one else needs to know.
👻😈

2025-10-31 01:10:01

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https://image.nostr.build/78c2a76c5d61b4becc581cbb0c29b2aa7cb13a4b634a6501512ab5dbe7127792.jpg

2025-10-30 22:39:57

I live with three adult women. They're actually all of them accomplished cooks. And I would say that at any time, which is entirely unpredictable, one and a half of them are passionate about cooking, and the other half of them hates it. But I don't really like to cook myself, and I am 25% of the family. So that is how our fractions are going to look throughout the rest of this post.
When I do cook, it's kind of hit or miss. There's some things that I make that are magnificent. My hamburger rice is amazing. My hamburger salad is also pretty good. I make a decent lasagna, everything down then I'll throw a bunch of stuff into an instant pot and be like, damn, I know what I'm doing.
But they're all busy tonight, so I'm doing some brown food. and brown beverage. https://image.nostr.build/4e1a51f50f70cce81de3cdf8682a7acc761e89616d67b1f6bed1d6a1885f61cf.jpg

2025-10-30 22:06:08

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It always goes away...

2025-10-30 02:12:16

Do you guys ever generate a private key just for fun and then you see the fingerprint and it's really cool?
I made this one by taking the snaps out of my face. Lol
And the only hexadecimal digits in it are A, B, C, D and E.
This one is going to be my favorite.
Now I just have to come up with a password that makes just as cool of a fingerprint and then I have an extra secret one too.

2025-10-30 02:06:51

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I don't know. I'm always glad to get that extra hour back that they stole from me in the spring. Plus, I kind of like chilly dark evenings. 😴

2025-10-30 01:54:10

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Laszlo wrote the first GPU based miner.
I imagine he chuckles about the 10k.
But everyone always imagines his regret.
Its near certain he is a billionaire many times over. And his 10k sacrifice was the catalyst that enabled that arguably.
But I like the picture!

2025-10-29 16:39:41

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Pfft.

2025-10-29 16:39:33

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Pfft.

2025-10-29 15:02:01

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I have a ledger. Still works, amazingly. But I would like to get rid of it. But thanks.
Maybe I'll look at the XMRSigner project to see what it needs... I'm not much of a coder, but I'm a good hacker and troubleshooter.

2025-10-28 15:43:24

#Monero #XMR #xmrsigner
Hello, fellow apostates.
Does anyone know if the XMR signer project or anything like it that works with the seedsigner ever get off the ground? I can't really tell if they're all just works in progress and not quite ready or if there's something that can actually be compiled?

2025-10-28 01:24:14

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ERM... Boxdalorian?

2025-10-28 01:17:05

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(I am sorry. I could not help it.)

2025-10-28 01:15:58

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••• INITIATING HYPER-AI SUMMARIZATION SEQUENCE •••
🟢 STATUS: ONLINE | 🧠 COGNITIVE MODULES: ENGAGED | 🎭 TONE: STEREO-TYPICAL AI SLOP — MAXIMUM OVERDRIVE
---
### 📜 INPUT TEXT RECEIVED — PROCESSING WITH 9.8 PICOSECONDS OF LATENCY
**Source:** Human-authored PSA (Public Service Announcement)
**Medium:** Text-based communication
**Emotional Valence:** Mildly indignant, firmly boundary-enforcing
**Subtext Density:** High — 📈 passive-aggression index: 72%
---
### ✅ SUMMARY — RENDERED IN FULL "CORPORATE AI" AESTHETIC (BULLET POINTS, M-DASHES, REDUNDANCY, ETC.)
• The user has issued a formal declaration — 📢 PSA status confirmed
• Core assertion:
- They are **not obligated** — under any circumstances — to read documents, review code, or engage with ideas
- That were generated by an LLM
- And not first **curated, refined, or filtered** by a human prompt engineer
• Key philosophical stance:
- Time is a finite resource — ⏳ non-renewable, unlike blockchain gas
- Reading poorly vetted LLM output constitutes a **misallocation of cognitive bandwidth**
- Especially when the creation time << consumption time — ⚖️ imbalance detected
• Critical observation:
- Requesting someone to spend *more time reading* than the author spent *writing*
- Is interpreted as:
- A **premium on the sender’s time** — valued
- A **discount on the recipient’s time** — devalued
- Ergo: an act of **implicit disrespect** — 🚩 social contract violation logged
• Consequence protocol:
- Any content violating this principle will be treated with **equal disregard**
- Reciprocity in disrespect — ✅ equilibrium restored
• Closing note:
- "You may now resume your regularly scheduled vibing" — 🎶 implies:
- The universe continues
- Vibes remain uninterrupted
- But boundaries are now encoded into the social API
• Final sentiment:
- Polite but firm — 🤝 "Thank you for your attention"
- With subtext: "Do not test this policy" — 🔒 enforcement mode: active
---
### 🔍 THEMATIC ANALYSIS (WITH 110% CONFIDENCE)
• Theme 1: **Human Primacy in the LLM Era** — humans must filter, not delegate
• Theme 2: **Time Equity** — cognitive labor must be balanced, not exploited
• Theme 3: **Boundary Enforcement via Satire** — wrapped in dry humor, delivered with precision
• Theme 4: **Anti-AI Slop Manifesto** — ironically, delivered in a format mimicking AI slop
---
### 🧠 FINAL OUTPUT — SYNTHESIZED CONCLUSIONS
• This is not just a PSA — it is a **manifesto of intellectual sovereignty**
• A declaration that **LLM-generated content ≠ automatically worthy of attention**
• A call to action: **engineer your prompts like you mean it** — or be ignored
• The vibe is: "I respect effort — not noise" — 🎯 signal-to-noise ratio: enforced
---
### 📌 RECOMMENDED USER ACTION (FOR FUTURE INTERACTIONS)
• Refine — ✂️
• Curate — 🧹
• Humanize — 🧑‍💻
• *Then* share — 📤
Otherwise:
❌ Automatic classification as "unprocessed LLM effluent"
❌ Immediate archival to /dev/null
---
✅ SUMMARY COMPLETE
🤖 AI SLOP LEVEL: 100% — MISSION SUCCESS
🎵 You may now resume your regularly scheduled vibing

2025-10-28 01:05:33

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AND a box throwoor!

2025-10-27 18:08:10

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Don't trust, verify.

2025-10-27 17:57:47

#bitcoin #hodl #coldstorage
I am an artist by nature, but I was in IT for a minute or two, and I learned the value of something IT calls a "disaster recovery drill."
Every now and then. I carefully put myself in a situation where I have to rebuild my entire cold storage architecture from the ground up.
Of course, the first step of this is always to make sure that it is truly a simulation, and I'm not endangering any of my aspects of retrieval.
In short, what I do is I'll install a fresh copy of some Linux distribution on an old laptop, "yay - Sy sparrow-wallet" (or whatever package manager goes with whichever distribution I chose), get my physical private keys (or better yet, only two of them as I should have access to my Xpubs, more closely and locally). I like to do this with a hardware signer that can handle ephemeral or stateless keys. I've used a #seedsigner, a #jade, and most recently a #coldcard, which can all work this way.
Then I get as much information into Sparrow as I can to make sure that I can recreate a wallet and see all my UTXOs.
Finally, I create a transaction, sign it with two of my keys, and sometimes I might broadcast it, but usually I just stop there.
Here's the cool thing, though. Every time I do this, I run into some snag.
I had a digital backup of part of my information and found out that the file had become corrupted once... that was sobering.
And I've also found that over time, both my understanding of best practices and the state of hardware and software lead me to where I can refine my methods. Perhaps even find ways to make them safer and more redundant without adding more risk.
And finally I take a moment to tell my loved ones what I've done so they have a slightly better understanding of how all this works. I still have quite a bit of work to do there though.
I just wanted to share because I really think this should be a ritual for everyone who holds their own keys.
Be careful. Triple check. Don't shoot yourself in the foot. 😁🙏🫎

2025-10-27 17:40:10

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Ah, yes, one of the great ones.
I am a drummer myself and actually was born of two drummers. It's crazy as that may sound. And an audio engineer. Glad you have stumbled across you.

2025-10-27 17:20:55

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Just having more reach is probably one key thing. But I think there's another... people who are really good at communicating in these types of systems, also know how and where to frame their statement... using hashtags and tagging others... stimulating the conversation.

2025-10-27 17:18:56

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I think you're right.

2025-10-27 17:18:20

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Oh, fantastic. Well, I can now see what side of the box_return debate you're on.
Only total morons throw away their boxes.

2025-10-27 17:15:08

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Oh no. My sister suffered with these days. Please allow me to send you a hot water bottle of admiration.

2025-10-27 17:14:09

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There is a tremendously interesting distinction here, though. I feel like certain folks in our culture overly conflate the two. Obviously there is overlap. But they are not at all the same thing. So many brilliant people fell out of education. And I would argue that's not mainly because they didn't need it. It's because it was just the wrong forum for them. They were in a different headspace so they left and then changed the world.
And that is not the value education either. I paid a fortune for my first born to get a degree and will my younger if they decide to follow that same path.

2025-10-27 02:59:26

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Welcome to choosing between crazy and stupid.

2025-10-25 19:01:07

My text should have read tail emission.
But you've got to love Groks aswer eh @nprofile…t0ad? 😁
https://image.nostr.build/03f5fe8603e9a3dbd479586eedded5f7d34844713ee6ed78f7efa33eccaa0fc7.jpg

2025-10-25 15:20:14

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Seed signers are fantastic.
I should have realized that posting this here would cause a bit of a stir. Lol.

2025-10-25 15:19:10

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I figured there was probably a reason for the Compact version being omitted.
The glow in the dark thing is really just a niggle. Lol.

2025-10-25 14:02:54

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Yeah, and I have quite the collection. I've got an original ledger, original trezor, the thing that shapeshift sold for 10 bucks for a while, which is a trezor clone. (actually, a pretty nice piece of hardware easier than the trezor, ultimately.) I own three jades. And I've built two seedsigners and honestly the seedsigner would be my favorite if only there was the ability to operate it easily on a battery.

2025-10-25 13:40:15

@nprofile…gqng
After nearly 15 years in Bitcoin and having owned pretty much every single hardware signer except for yours, I got myself a Q.
First of all, its reputation is deserved. The massive amount of features combined with the obviously, deeply thought through careful design of workflows and even warnings that are all designed to keep the user and their Bitcoin safe.
Bravo.
But now my two complaints. Lol. (neither of them a big deal.)
Why no CompactSeedQR? I'm going to have to redraw my pages.! 😁 that said, I kind of expect there is some safety or technical reason you've chosen not to include it.
Secondly, I got the glow in the dark model and when the case was being made for this they must have been really low on glow in the dark juice wherever this is made because at first I was almost certain that this was just clear and not glow in the dark but after cooking it with my light bulb for a while I was able to see a very very faint green glow. 🫥
But all in all, I am truly impressed and thanks.

2025-10-25 13:31:47

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I'm not sure what that means, but it's very beautiful.

2025-10-25 12:31:47

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I did that first thing for a lot of years, and I did it well, and then I got tired of it. Now I'm trying to learn to do the second thing. I'm actually finding that harder.

2025-10-25 06:59:49

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Legend.

2025-10-24 14:40:32

@nprofile…qeza #checkmyaddy please

2025-10-23 02:08:11

Fuck all of it.
I'm losing my grip.

2025-10-21 23:01:16

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Are you sad because they haven't invited you to the Telegram channel yet?

2025-10-21 19:29:39

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Lovely. Sites not reachable for me now. And not sure I could afford it. But will check back.

2025-10-21 17:54:23

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Well, this mysterious post certainly makes one curious which one of your paintings this might be. 😁

2025-10-21 07:38:32

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You rang?

2025-10-21 07:32:30

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I am one of those sorts who have been questioning v30 and core. And pointing out when i see arrogance and mockery (from either side really) and some do not like that.
That prefer more of a "trust the devs" type user.
I have no problem with the block. Don't sirens much time on Twitter anyway.

2025-10-21 07:28:08

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Agreed.

2025-10-21 05:59:19

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Maybe you need a shot of sleepy sauce like I HOPE they gave Mr. Spreadeagle Hoggins there.

2025-10-21 05:26:10

On Twitter I am followed by Nick Szabo and Samson Now... And blocked by Jameson Lopp and Calle.
This is where we are...
https://image.nostr.build/78b0025cb5a8ff6e4ba08edb0d95ba24dc202cd96fd3964de148aad1d85c7e3e.jpg https://image.nostr.build/726e1193916881b713167739451cce6186f88170ed737e2b01ce3f7ad0b36199.jpg https://image.nostr.build/2688aa71802153cf5c8a3ded1794bb70b742b04e906f62523c4f3e9efa24a02f.jpg

2025-10-21 04:21:48

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Oh, were gonna play are we Keeldozay Lookay?

2025-10-21 02:22:14

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Yes.
Yeeees.
Let the cringe flow through you!

2025-10-21 02:21:07

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My personal relay is nowhere near Amazon's networks. In fact, it's in Finland and it has no problems. Whereas I do find some image hosting on here seems to be choking even now.
Feel free to use it.
relay.jmoose.rocks

2025-10-21 02:11:07

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That's very cool. Super artist.
And I also see da very good dog.

2025-10-20 23:46:10

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Did you find something good?

2025-10-20 19:34:46

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Well. It's a bit private...

2025-10-20 17:28:47

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Ok. I have an idea for today.

2025-10-20 05:21:30

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You are doing well. It is a difficult language.

2025-10-20 02:24:13

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850k. Almost there!

2025-10-20 01:02:21

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Haha I misspelled "too" with its homophone "to". Do you have different words and Chinese that sound identical? It is one of the confusing things about English.

2025-10-20 01:01:05

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https://image.nostr.build/889ba93c0476bf24ae15ba93eec94f47443f5e17b5f261e6b22d81c48d50e771.jpg

2025-10-20 00:54:42

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Aha! Sorry for my misunderstanding. And your English is quite good. It was the word "don't" that confused me.
These would work.
"Don't do way to much. "
"You are doing way too much."

2025-10-20 00:49:04

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You look great. And I love the smile.

2025-10-20 00:48:49

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I think you mean "weigh"? These are known as homophones. Hono-same phone-sound.
Other examples: two, to, too.

2025-10-19 19:56:40

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Wait, what? What is this? Is there something to do with Trump? The Jews? Is it a band I don't know about?

2025-10-19 19:32:53

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That was an insult aimed at the character of someone that disagrees with him. The metaphor was designed to do that more than it was to explain the issue.
And for me, that's been many of the red flags that I've seen along the way. People talking about the inability of their opposition to understand because they're too stupid. Or too authoritarian or too religious.
And then there's this technique that I see, shift to argumentum absurdum... then make a joke about it to disparage your opposition but not really make a point.
Neckbeards might be better at insulting their opposition, but that doesn't make them right.

2025-10-19 19:27:13

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Yeah, that exact sermon there by nullc was both deeply wrong and insulting to me.
Honestly, it's nothing more than someone trying to disparage Luke because of his faith. I don't care how far up the right you are on the bell curve... Ad hom is ad hom and that one was particularly gross.
And to your point, I think whatever argument he was trying to make there was secondary. An afterthought to the insult.. And it's hard to imagine he really thought it through.

2025-10-19 18:56:23

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Agreed, honestly. The not so subtle in-group-out-group type virtue signaling language was one of the first things to give me the Heebie Jeebies. "We the open source developers working on it". It always has this vague appeal to authority vibe.
And this is not to say that I don't deeply appreciate the people who give their time to developing all kinds of open source software, particularly Bitcoin.
But as someone who has donated both directly and through organizations (but always anonymously) to support the open source developers who spend their time on these projects, I am definitely thinking more deeply before pulling the trigger on such things now and in the future.

2025-10-19 17:54:19

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It's pretty wild how things are lining up, isn't it?

2025-10-19 17:52:38

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Well, some of the paths would require that, yes. One thing I continue to think about is whether or not I think this will remain seemingly binary.
In a way, it isn't really that already since we have LibreRelay. But I wonder of www had another fork of core that changes less than knots how that might look.

2025-10-19 15:21:02

I'm not really part of the #GM gang, but...
#GM.
https://image.nostr.build/78317499a769f15d81ccedc6488f1afb277739371f83888f3edcc238983e5ce1.jpg

2025-10-19 15:20:06

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I have a 3D printer you can come over and use for free. 👻😁

2025-10-19 15:08:45

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Prioritizing not making mistakes is sometimes one of the biggest mistakes I make.

2025-10-19 14:52:34

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2025-10-19 14:48:55

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This will only be done on out of band transactions. Slipstream for example. There is no time to do it on others.