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2024-11-01 22:48:51

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I don't judge for using the SoV pillar. I do judge for *not* using the MoE pillar. I get quite sad and upset every time a merchant stops accepting bitcoin because "nobody uses it".
Of course, you do you, but maybe the thing is that you still hold too much fiat. One day you might lose your fiat privileges and then you will regret not having enough people/places accepting your bitcoin for necessary living expenses and people refusing to pay you in bitcoin for your work.

2024-08-16 22:57:59

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I enjoy most of your videos and thank you for them. This time I have to disagree. I don't see how conscription could be a good thing. As you say, the elites would escape it anyway. At least with a professional army, the rest of us can escape it at well if we wish.
Regarding taxes: if we could choose... But the point of taxes is that you or I don't get to choose; the government chooses for us. If I got to choose, taxes would be entirely voluntary. I would choose, item by item, what I wish to fund with my money. Like I do with donations.
This time it seems that you are asking for a fair master rather than being sovereign. Not what bitcoin is for.

2024-08-14 18:45:57

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Depends on whether they are still misguided and blinded by the propaganda.
So that they can enjoy the "privilege" of worldwide taxation and exit tax if they ever decide to leave?
So that they cannot pay for a drink with Lightning because they are afraid that the taxman is going to get them?
Of course, similar thinking applies to other "developed" "Western" countries.

2024-08-14 18:28:56

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Yes, but, at this point, what do those countries have to offer? For instance, why would a sovereign individual want to move to, say, the US?

2024-08-10 20:15:01

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Her actions definitely contributed to many people, including myself, being forced to wear face masks (even as I did everything I could to avoid it) and living in fear of mandatory vaccination and forced PCR test nose penetrations. During that period I experienced what persecution feels like.
I feel relief over the news that she is dead. Her actions during that period terrorized many people and were a net negative for humanity.

2024-08-10 15:38:48

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Too much doom and gloom.
Not a single mention of bitcoin.

2024-08-09 16:12:06

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@nprofile…lpuk Is this true?

2024-07-26 12:03:43

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Maybe he should add some logo to the #ketamine hashtag. I hope bitcoiners wake up to that they are pandering to a fiat rich degenerate drug addict.
I used to admire him; how wrong I was. Every product of fiat is a fraud.

2024-07-20 07:16:18

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*payer* KYC; I suppose that would be you, in addition to them.

2024-06-30 21:22:30

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I wonder how will this work in the long term given that Primal Wallet asks for personal inforrmation and uses Strike under the hood. I'm not keen on custodial regulated wallets.

2024-06-26 12:59:42

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Oh, and I don't have a house. In part, because I don't want to be subject to direct taxes, plus being locked down, masked and injected. I still depend on them _granting me_ a passport, but they aren't yet using that to attack individuals. I'm always in time to get myself a pod and be sedentary. I wonder, do you have a take on being nomadic vs sedentary?

2024-06-26 12:48:14

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Of course. I used the word 'retard' because it fitted well with your original note. I apologize if it sounded like an insult. But I still believe that the income tax in particular is retarded, oppressive and privacy-invading. I wish that bitcoiners were not simping for politicians that 'let them' pay taxes in bitcoin.

2024-06-26 11:34:44

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You'd be a retard to pay taxes, period. Income tax is a byproduct of the Industrial Age. It must go away in a bitcoin world.

2024-06-26 11:30:46

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Income tax is a scam. Some "bitcoiners" happy to continue their enslavement.

2024-06-18 16:07:05

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Yes, I mean swiping right from the left border. In my phone I can use both to go back. I don't remember if it was the default or I enabled it in settings.

2024-06-16 16:08:59

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When I do the "pull" gesture from the left side, I get the side menu with only the log out option instead of being able to go back to the previous screen. It would be nice to open the side menu only when touching the Nostr avatar.
I don't know if more options are planned for that menu. If not, it might be good to remove it altogether and move the log out to the settings menu. Also I'd like to be able to add multiple nostr accounts.

2024-06-16 08:45:17

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😲 Didn't expect this take from Guy Swann either.
Dropping the dollar might be the first step, but it's not the end game. You cannot become free if you insist on using their private payment networks instead of the bitcoin/lightning network.
I do have a debit and credit card and bank account but I'm not exactly proud of it. We should aim towards a world where we can use bitcoin everywhere, and we don't depend on their networks/systems. Using TBC prepaid visa is a crutch, not the goal. Those in power can take non-KYC prepaid cards away if they want to. Let's not lose sight of that.

2024-06-12 09:14:40

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Platforms are requiring proof of government identity, not "real-life identity". In "real life" (maybe meat space or embodied/physical life, since what we do on internet is also real) you can still use a nym, nickname or professional name, as many artists do.
I just think we should not mistake "real-life identity" for government/legal identity. Those are different. The government has no right to tell anyone who they are.

2024-06-06 23:01:05

@npub1mut…23vg I cannot find the NWC settings in my wallet anymore. Is NWC support gone or am I doing something wrong?

2024-05-30 21:02:10

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If ACINQ closes the Lightning channel you can recover your funds on-chain.
If the Liquid federation rug pulls you (either by themselves or forced by governments), there is nothing you can recover on-chain.
It's not the same at all. Lightning offers self-sovereignty. Liquid does not.
L-BTC is not bitcoin. eSats are not sats.

2024-04-24 07:45:59

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#nevent1q…0cmm

2023-07-07 00:20:58

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This looks very nice, but why does it ask for email and password? I would like to just log in with Nostr.
Also, can it be used for more than one npub?

2023-04-28 20:20:29

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I wonder what would happen if the nodes stopped saving and verifying the segwit transaction signatures. Can those UTXOs be spent by anyone? I still haven’t found a convincing answer to that question. But that’s another story.

2023-04-17 19:03:59

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I agree there is no way to completely prevent data we don't like, but segwit and taproot have enabled the inscriptions' abuse like hand in glove. In two ways:
1) inscriptions benefit from the segwit fee discount so they pay less fees for the same amount of bytes than other types of transactions and
2) having a limited OP_RETURN size and a limited amount of data per transaction on segwit means that inscriptions would have to be split among several transactions, therefore increasing the fees they have to pay for the same amount of data.
Without the segwit discount and without taproot the same inscriptions would be paying several times the fees they are paying right now.
I don't care that there might be "near universal agreement from devs", like there was near universal agreement from "experts" during the "pandemic". That is an appeal to authority. Devs aren't gods and they don't represent bitcoiners.

2023-03-18 20:50:20

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Vaccine credentials are inherently political. They are issued by states or their authorized agents, and they are demanded by states or their agents. They cannot be “freedom-enhancing”, no matter how you spin it. I think you are mistaking “freedom” for “comfort”.