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2023-02-05 05:11:50

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Amazingly cringe, deliberately ugly and overwrought.

2023-02-05 05:07:47

Seen enough.

2023-02-05 05:05:53

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Grandiose much?

2023-02-05 05:03:44

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Your shitcoins and your inflammatory bowel disease. 🤮

2023-02-05 02:30:18

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“To me belongeth vengeance and recompence; their foot shall slide in due time: for the day of their calamity is at hand, and the things that shall come upon them make haste.” Deut. 32:35

2023-02-05 02:13:41

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All social media feeds lead to toxic mind control. The lack of shared positive values or goals and a “community” far beyond Dunbar’s number makes that unsolvable. Shut off the global feed. Choose friends wisely.

2023-02-05 01:58:47

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Teach your daughter to cook.

2023-02-05 01:54:54

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This is extremely naive. At best its best decentralized platforms can provide a space for dissidents, but an equitable society? Give me a break. We live in an authoritarian postmodern, post-human-trending dystopia. A Gnutella-like twitter app with Buttcoin baked in doesn’t change the balance of power. It’s really more of a shiny distraction.

2023-02-05 01:24:14

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No such thing. It’s possible to remember a secure passphrase for symmetric encryption but even elliptic curve private keys are too long for humans to memorize. I mean you can white knuckle it if you’re autistic enough but if you’re not constantly recalling it you will forget it and then you are screwed. And constantly recalling and entering hundreds of bits of private key in any form is slow, painful, and probably less secure than simply hiding it in a safe place (where it could be also be encrypted with a secure password you CAN memorize).

2023-02-05 01:08:43

“Bitcoin doesn’t have inflation”—no, it’s just completely untethered from any intrinsic value other than pure sentiment with a supply controlled by a small cabal of shadowy well-capitalized globalists, and said sentimental value collapses like the Weimar Deutschmark at the most inconvenient times.

2023-02-05 00:57:01

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He’s not going to cashapp you.

2023-02-05 00:54:51

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Yet you’re telling a 93-year-old church lady who probably doesn’t even have 5 years this side of eternity to put her social security check in Bitcoin in 2023. Keep lecturing me on humility bro.

2023-02-05 00:52:30

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But convenient dodge to the fact that Bitcoin went in the toilet five minutes after the first time in its existence that inflation took off and hasn’t recovered since. That’s like telling folks in the Great Depression that stocks had never been cheaper. You really have no concept of economics.

2023-02-05 00:49:41

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Says the man who claims to literally feed his children with Bitcoin. Are you waiting 5 years to feed them? Do you understand why inflation is a problem? “Sorry kids, no supper this month again, we’re HODLing!”

2023-02-05 00:45:08

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Thanks for the meme, zoomer. I’m sure the wise guys who put their emergency savings in Bitcoin in 2021 are feeling really freaking hedged against inflation now. But tell me you don’t understand economics.

2023-02-05 00:38:18

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You’re a software engineer for a thot-enabling fintech concern and you’re just throwing out an open question to the world about “compliance” for relay operators? You know nostr is a protocol, not an implementation? Go write your own if you’re so concerned. Or at least RTFM.

2023-02-05 00:30:17

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Shitty beliefs. Y’all need Jesus.

2023-02-05 00:16:51

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It’s all begging, and it’s more annoying than the Chinese spam.

2023-02-05 00:16:11

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Can’t reason with a cultist. But go on…

2023-02-05 00:12:29

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Because shitcoins suck and are unusable.

2023-02-05 00:08:00

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Bitcoin isn’t a community.

2023-02-05 00:07:18

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Correction: You’re a worthless beggar and you need Jesus.

2023-02-05 00:01:48

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BTW peaking power plant Bitcoin miners are literally transferring money from electric consumers to power companies via Bitcoin, piles of ewaste and the aforementioned boiling lakes. It’s a giant financial grift but you Bitcoin bros keep going on about how you are reclaiming control from the elites.

2023-02-04 23:59:23

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More environmentally friendly? What a joke. Like when the Chia network created a global SSD crunch in 2021. Let’s create mountains of burnt out disk drives and controllers instead of mountains of ASICs while we boil lakes with wasted power.

2023-02-04 23:54:28

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Swipe left on the list.

2023-02-04 23:51:41

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But yeah Bitcoin mining has the power and electronics consumption to match entire western nations while processing fewer transactions per second than a single rank of bank servers. But go on…

2023-02-04 23:50:17

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And Bitcoin just adds to that, does jack shit to address it. In fact big Bitcoin is backed by the same players and the same financial system.

2023-02-04 23:39:41

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That should do it, but in general you want to say what client you are using if you need help.

2023-02-04 23:38:24

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It’s like early mastodon, but swap out the furries, trannies, and japs for cryptoweenies, anarchocapitalists and chinks.

2023-02-04 23:20:56

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You bitcoin bros can never explain how exactly Bitcoin “takes this power away” from them. Your fake money is traceable by the feds and “mined” by a cabal of elites who are boiling lakes and creating mountains of Chinese ewaste. But go on…

2023-02-04 22:30:22

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Do you have a point?

2023-02-04 22:12:38

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Plain old eggs have been $5 at Aldi here and almost that at Walmart for a while.
Still $3.50 for farm fresh at the goat farm and the Amish neighbor’s garden stand.

2023-02-04 21:18:28

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Except that Bitcoin crashed since inflation took off in 2021 after decades of historically low inflation (predating Bitcoin’s existence). As a hedge against inflation in its first test during its brief existence Bitcoin has failed, miserably. A crystal ball would have told you to change all your BTC into fiat before inflation took off.

2023-02-04 21:06:41

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Yes, I did say “Christians.”

2023-02-04 20:44:44

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Cringe and willfully ignorant.

2023-02-04 20:38:00

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Cringe.

2023-02-04 20:22:57

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Canada kills citizens who are sad and criminalized public Christianity so what’s a little more censorship?

2023-02-04 20:13:51

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没有. Speak Engrish.

2023-02-04 20:12:30

Any Christians here?

2023-02-04 20:12:01

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2023-02-04 19:46:14

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Here’s a quick read:
https://archive.org/details/zebra-the-true-account-of-179-days-of-terror-in-san-franciscoclark-howard/

2023-02-04 19:37:40

“For ye also have suffered like things of your own countrymen, even as they have of the Jews: Who both killed the Lord Jesus, and their own prophets, and have persecuted us; and they please not God, and are contrary to all men: Forbidding us to speak to the Gentiles that they might be saved, to fill up their sins alway: for the wrath is come upon them to the uttermost.” 1 Thessalonians 2:14b-16

2023-02-04 19:33:42

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What do you mean by “mnemonic private keys”? Do you mean converting them into a string of words? There’s no barrier to implementing that, but it’s not exactly mnemonic, just easier to scribble.

2023-02-04 18:41:27

Blockchain is gay and cringe.

2023-02-04 18:33:31

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Hi Scott.

2023-02-04 18:19:05

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Eli5 wat