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Took me all of 3 hours with the USB. I felt naked the whole time with my services stopped.
I was surprised at how fast it had progressed until it came to update Nextcloud, after the StartOS finished updating. That was every bit of 3 hours for me with the USB already ready.
And with the fresh backup (took forever and again the culprit being Nextcloud) and then reconfiguring devices with their new URL all-in-all it took about 4 hours.

2026-08-13 14:27:30 GMT

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2026-08-13 13:14:35 GMT

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2026-08-12 14:12:46 GMT

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Do the words of a puppet of propaganda really matter?
Exodus (1960) as Propaganda: A Critical Analysis
Otto Preminger's Exodus, based on Leon Uris's 1958 bestselling novel, is widely regarded by film scholars, historians, and political analysts as one of the most influential propaganda films of the 20th century. Here's a breakdown of the key dimensions:
Background
The film follows the story of Jewish refugees aboard the ship Exodus attempting to reach Palestine illegally under British Mandate rule, set in the period leading up to the 1948 establishment of Israel. Paul Newman stars as Ari Ben Canaan, a Haganah operative, alongside Eva Marie Saint as an American Christian nurse who becomes sympathetic to the Zionist cause.
Why It's Considered Propaganda
Selective Historical Framing: The film and novel present a carefully curated version of events. The narrative centers almost entirely on the Jewish experience—displacement, suffering, determination—while largely erasing or minimizing the Palestinian perspective. Arab characters are either portrayed as violent, faceless antagonists or as sympathetic but misguided figures who simply need to be "shown the truth" by Jewish characters. The centuries-long Palestinian presence in the land is barely acknowledged.
The "Pioneer" Narrative: Uris and Preminger crafted a mythos around the Jewish settler as heroic pioneer taming an underdeveloped land—a trope echoing American Westerns (fitting, given the target audience). The "making the desert bloom" motif is prominent, suggesting the land was largely barren before Jewish arrival, a claim historians have contested.
Moral Simplification: The film constructs a clear moral hierarchy: Jewish fighters are freedom fighters seeking liberation after the Holocaust; the British are callous bureaucrats; Arabs are either terrorists or passive observers. This binary framing discourages viewers from grappling with the genuine moral complexity of competing national claims to the same territory.
Holocaust Instrumentalization: The film powerfully invokes the Holocaust to generate emotional sympathy and to frame the Zionist project as the only just response to antisemitic persecution. While the Holocaust was undeniably real and catastrophic, critics note that the film uses it rhetorically to foreclose debate—to suggest that questioning the Zionist project is tantamount to denying Jewish suffering.
The Irgun/Haganah Sanitization: The film softens the image of Jewish paramilitary organizations. The Haganah is depicted as a disciplined, defensive force. Even the Irgun (responsible for the King David Hotel bombing in 1946 and the Deir Yassin massacre in 1948) is given relatively sympathetic treatment compared to how Arab armed groups are portrayed. Real-world violence against Palestinian civilians is absent or minimized.
Impact and Effectiveness
Exodus was remarkably effective as propaganda precisely because it worked as entertainment. It was a major Hollywood production with bankable stars, lush cinematography by Sam Leavitt, and an iconic Ernest Gold score (the main theme became a pop standard). It reached millions of viewers who would never have read a political tract.
In the United States particularly, the film significantly shaped public perception of Israel during a critical period. The late 1950s and early 1960s saw Israel consolidating its international legitimacy, and cultural products like Exodus played a vital role in building American sympathy—particularly among non-Jewish audiences. Scholars have noted that the film helped cement the idea of Israel as a plucky, democratic underdog in the American imagination, a framing that persisted for decades.
Edward Said, among others, wrote extensively about how cultural productions like Exodus functioned to delegitimize Palestinian narratives in Western consciousness, creating what he termed an epistemic framework in which Palestinian displacement was rendered invisible or inevitable.
Counterarguments and Nuance
It's worth noting that not everyone agrees the film is purely or uniformly propagandistic. Some argue it reflected genuine artistic engagement with Jewish trauma and self-determination. Otto Preminger, an independent producer-director, was known for challenging Hollywood norms, and the film did humanize Jewish characters at a time when Hollywood often ignored Jewish stories. Additionally, the novel and film were products of their era—the late 1950s was a time when decolonization narratives dominated global discourse, and the Zionist movement consciously positioned itself within that anti-colonial framing.
However, the distinction between sincere artistic expression and propaganda is not mutually exclusive. A work can stem from genuine conviction and still function as propaganda—particularly when it systematically frames a political conflict in ways that serve one side's interests while suppressing inconvenient complexities.
Legacy
Exodus remains a textbook case in film studies courses on cinema and politics. Its influence on how the Israeli-Palestinian conflict has been understood in the West is difficult to overstate—and the slow process of countering its narrative frame, through Palestinian literature, film, and scholarship, continues to this day.
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2026-08-12 13:37:04 GMT

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Don’t figure it would hurt any for everyone to be aware

2026-08-12 13:34:00 GMT

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You’re right, I’m noticing that @nprofile…dc33 and the like may still be unaware.

2026-08-12 13:25:53 GMT

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It seems that it definitively wanted to grab the Key credentials from browser storage and then upload it silently to their webhook[dot]site. I wish I would have thought to do a better job capturing it before I muted the npub.
But it was pretty simplistic. So I can remember most of it.
Most of the whole code was just <div> repeated ~a hundred times, then it ultimately led to <table><style>[webhookURL] localStorage.getItem(‘primalSec’</style></table></div>

2026-08-12 13:02:11 GMT

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Just got like three 0 sats zaps in a row whenever I posted my Word5 score.
The description was just all raw code when I saw it. However, if it did execute you might not see anything at all.
Based on its target, I assume it would only actually work if I were on Primal via web browser upon seeing the zap, but what do I know.
According to my AI:
“for this attack to work, the malicious JavaScript would need to actually execute on your device, within the app's environment. That's the fundamental requirement of XSS.
Here's why you're very likely fine in this case:
You saw raw code as text. That means Wisp escaped or sanitized the HTML — it treated the zap description as plain text rather than parsing it as HTML/JavaScript. The <div> tags were displayed to you as literal characters, not rendered as DOM elements.
If the code had actually executed, you'd typically see nothing unusual — the divs would be invisible elements in the DOM and the JavaScript would run silently in the background. The fact that you can read the attack code is actually your strongest signal that it didn't run.”

2026-08-12 12:27:23 GMT

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Trust me I can relate to your frustration

2026-08-12 11:57:57 GMT

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WTF indeed, mate. I didnt expect that word to cause me so much grief

2026-08-12 00:40:29 GMT

PSA:
Just got a weird XSS attack as a 0 sats zap (not sure how that even works).
Seems a good thing I was on Wisp on iOS when it happened, and it didn’t seem to execute. If I was to be on Primal on browser it might have worked.
But may be having to start a new nsec soon anyway.
Here’s what my AI thinks it did:
“This looks like a deliberate XSS (cross-site scripting) attack attempt targeting Nostr clients, likely Primal.
Here's a breakdown of what's happening and what it means:
What the payload is doing
The zap description isn't a normal message. It's an injection attempt containing:
<div> <div> <div> — Nested HTML elements designed to bypass naive sanitizers or exploit rendering quirks in a client that displays zap descriptions as HTML rather than plain text.
A webhook[dot]site URL — Webhook[dot]site is a legitimate tool, but here it's being used as an exfiltration endpoint. Any data sent to that URL goes directly to the attacker. They're using it as a quick, anonymous way to capture stolen data without hosting their own server.
localStorage.getItem('primalSec') — This is the smoking gun. primalSec appears to be a localStorage key used by Primal (a Nostr client) to store sensitive session data. The attacker is trying to steal this credential via XSS and send it to their webhook.
In short: the attacker is sending 0-sat zaps with malicious descriptions hoping your client will render the description as HTML/JavaScript, which would then silently steal your session secrets and beam them to webhook[dot]site.”

2026-08-11 16:58:20 GMT

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2026-08-11 03:20:02 GMT

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2026-08-10 21:39:34 GMT

@nprofile…j7uz This Wallaxe is so impressive that the US gov needed a sneak peek even 😂
So far so awesome
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2026-08-10 18:30:37 GMT

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I feel the ick too

2026-08-10 12:05:00 GMT

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Great minds thinking alike this morning

2026-08-10 02:53:43 GMT

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#nevent1q…8ctv

2026-08-10 00:31:30 GMT

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2026-08-09 20:41:38 GMT

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I’ve known every word of that song for some reason since I was 10yo.
I’m sure my performances were sublime

2026-08-09 20:37:53 GMT

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How positively mellifluous!

2026-08-09 15:08:26 GMT

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Good morning Jack
Whew! Scary close but this was definitely a curve ball of a word imo

2026-08-09 15:06:57 GMT

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2026-08-09 15:06:13 GMT

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You’ll get em next time!

2026-08-09 15:04:48 GMT

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GM
just good enough for me
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2026-08-09 15:03:01 GMT

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Pretty similar result, I see

2026-08-08 18:08:44 GMT

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2026-08-08 10:59:20 GMT

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Yes! Way to bring in the 4 for the win @nprofile…087u
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2026-08-08 04:27:10 GMT

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Well @nprofile…48k9 got a 2 already. So we’re quite far off from that

2026-08-08 04:15:44 GMT

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Why you crying? We in team 4, babyyyy!
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2026-08-08 04:05:28 GMT

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Prisoner’s dilemma seems likely to me.
Secretly hopeful for collusion though:
At this point, I’m happy to be completely separated from Saylorcoin even if it means being on the cheaper side of the fork.

2026-08-08 03:39:35 GMT

You guys are disappointed about the Cold Card thefts.
I’m disappointed you guys are still defending the perpetrators, and virtue signaling instead of dissecting the perpetrators’ possible motives and associations.

2026-08-08 03:29:41 GMT

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2026-08-08 03:20:46 GMT

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Team 4!
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2026-08-08 03:19:41 GMT

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Ah don’t give up right before the fork!
There’s still hope we won’t be associated with the chain of scammers and bootlickers for much longer. Plus, double coins!
But seriously, I wish nothing but the best for you, and may nothing extinguish your future passions whatever they be.

2026-08-08 02:55:48 GMT

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Also came here to say “Bullshit”

2026-08-08 02:45:29 GMT

Wanting to update to the new StartOS0.4.0…
but I hate the thought of pausing my node for >8hrs and especially seems like a bad time with BIP110 activating soon
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2026-08-08 02:39:04 GMT

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What a marvelous description!

2026-08-08 02:01:34 GMT

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2026-08-07 22:55:37 GMT

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Mandatory signaling window: Mandatory signaling begins at block 961,632 and runs through block 963,647. During this window, any block that does not set bit 4 is rejected as invalid — effectively forcing lock-in.
Lock-in: Guaranteed no later than block 963,648.
Activation: Block 965,664 (one difficulty retarget period after lock-in), at which point the new consensus rules take effect.

2026-08-07 22:41:13 GMT

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2026-08-07 22:11:43 GMT

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2026-08-07 22:07:04 GMT

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2026-08-07 02:18:26 GMT

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2026-08-07 02:17:42 GMT

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2026-08-07 00:19:09 GMT

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2026-08-06 22:09:58 GMT

So I returned a power couch I bought from Costco a few months ago. It had electrical issues. I think the switch was smashed in transit and eventually shorted, but I digress.
So I returned it and then bought the same couch which was cheaper since I wasn’t buying it online this time.
Pleasant surprise when I came home:
Though it is the same model couch, this one is much more plush, the back is a couple inches taller, and it has an additional small footrest that flips out too. Overall, much more comfortable 😊🙏

2026-08-06 21:10:38 GMT

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Yes, you are describing a fork. This is a fork. Soft or hard seems to be debated though. It’s come to this due to that relay change.
Just bc that change doesn’t appear important enough to warrant a response from you, doesn’t mean it isn’t extremely alarming to others.
It’s kind of a bid deal if they just make my node more expensive to run without an incredible excuse for its necessity. That coupled with many unsavory actions and connections within Core—detailed well in Hodlnaut’s Capture articles—made it easy enough to decide that Knots and then BIP-110 is significantly less of a risk than seeing where Core takes Bitcoin next if left in complete control of it.

2026-08-06 20:52:08 GMT

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Believe it!
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2026-08-06 20:43:12 GMT

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Once Upon a Time, in a Land Called the Internet...
…there lived a mysterious wizard named Satoshi Nakamoto. Nobody knew if Satoshi was a man, a woman, a group of people, or possibly a very intelligent golden retriever with a keyboard. And that, dear reader, is where the mystery begins.
Chapter 1: The Bank That Ruined Everything
It was the year 2008, and the world's banks had done a whoopsie. A big whoopsie. The kind of whoopsie where you lose everyone's money and then ask those same everyone's for more money to fix it.
Satoshi sat at his computer, sipping chamomile tea (wizards love chamomile), and muttered to himself: "What if money didn't need banks? What if people could just... send value to each other without asking permission from a guy named Greg in a suit?"
And thus, a brilliant idea was born. Or possibly stolen from a series of earlier cryptographic wizards. Depends on who you ask.
Chapter 2: The Whitepaper of Destiny
Satoshi wrote down his idea in a document called a "whitepaper." It was nine pages long, which meant it was either incredibly efficient or he got bored. In it, he described something called a "blockchain" — essentially a magical ledger that everyone could see, nobody could secretly edit, and that existed on computers all around the world.
Think of it like a shared Google Doc, except:
•Nobody is the boss of it
•You can't hit undo
•If you try to cheat, thousands of computers laugh at you simultaneously
He sent this paper to a cryptography mailing list, which is basically a group chat for people who think regular math is too easy.
Chapter 3: Genesis Block (Not the Bible One)
On January 3, 2009, Satoshi mined the very first block of Bitcoin — known forever after as the Genesis Block. He was probably very excited. He might have done a little dance. We'll never know because, again, we don't even know who he is.
Embedded in that first block was a secret message — the headline from that day's British newspaper:
"Chancellor on brink of second bailout for banks."
This was either a profound political statement about the fragility of the financial system, or Satoshi just really liked the newspaper. Historians disagree.
Chapter 4: The Most Expensive Pizza Ever
In the early days, Bitcoin was worth approximately nothing. Which is slightly less than something.
Then, on May 22, 2010, a brave (or hungry) man named Laszlo Hanyecz made history. He offered 10,000 Bitcoin to anyone who would deliver him two pizzas.
Someone did.
At today's prices, those pizzas would be worth roughly... checks notes ...a small country. But at the time, Laszlo was just a guy who wanted pizza and thought digital coins were a fun experiment. We've all made questionable financial decisions. His just happened to become legendary.
Every year, crypto enthusiasts celebrate "Bitcoin Pizza Day" in his honor. Laszlo probably celebrates by eating pizza and trying not to do the math.
Chapter 5: And Then Satoshi Vanished
In 2010, Satoshi posted on a forum that he was moving on to other things. And then... poof. Gone. Like a dad going out for milk, except this dad invented a trillion-dollar financial system first.
People have tried to find Satoshi ever since. Suspects include:
•A Japanese-American man named Dorian Nakamoto, who said "I'm not involved" in a very convincing tone
•An Australian man named Craig Wright, who said "I AM Satoshi" in a less convincing tone
•Various groups of cryptographers who all deny it, which is exactly what secretive cryptographers would do
•A very intelligent golden retriever (unconfirmed)
Chapter 6: Bitcoin Grew Up
Bitcoin went from being worth nothing, to being worth pennies, to being worth dollars, to being worth tens of thousands of dollars, to crashing, to going back up, to crashing again, to Elon Musk tweeting about it, to countries adopting it as legal tender, to crashing again, to going up again.
Its price chart looks like the heartbeat of someone who just drank six espressos while watching a horror movie.
And somewhere out there — maybe on a tropical island, maybe in a suburban basement, maybe chasing a tennis ball in a park — Satoshi watches, and smiles, and says nothing.
The End.
Moral of the story:
Always buy pizza with Bitcoin. Or don't. Nobody knows anything.
Goodnight. 🌙

2026-08-06 20:27:33 GMT

Core's conflicts are more structural and institutional — diffuse funding from entities with commercial interests, making it hard to point to any single quid pro quo but easy to see how incentive gradients form over time.
Luke's conflicts are more direct and personal — he literally operates the mining pool signaling for the proposal and maintains the only implementation that enforces it. That's a tighter loop between advocacy and self-interest.
I think since anyone proposing changes to Bitcoin has to have skin in the game—whether that’s grant funding, business interests, reputation, or ideology—we must all stop and ask not “Who has no conflicts?”
But instead ask
“Whose conflicts are most transparent, and whose incentives most align with Bitcoin functioning as money?"

2026-08-06 20:00:31 GMT

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Kinda reminds me of when Bitcoin Core v30 changed the default relay policy for OP_RETURN outputs from the long-standing 83-byte cap to 100,000 bytes (100 KB), and also removed the restriction that limited transactions to a single OP_RETURN output.
And then they told us that we aren’t developers and we should just “trust the experts” when we responded.
That said, I hate that it’s reverted to name calling in either camp.

2026-08-06 18:59:17 GMT

Some of y’all have forgotten the lengths they will go to capture Bitcoin.
That’s why even the tiniest changes deserve the most severe scrutiny.
It’s only our freedom, sovereignty, and humanity’s last hope, after all.
#nevent1q…xsy3

2026-08-06 11:37:53 GMT

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2026-08-05 16:18:46 GMT

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2026-08-05 11:43:32 GMT

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You’re kind to not make me feel worse about my 4. Thank you

2026-08-05 11:40:46 GMT

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Whoo! You even got me with this one!
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2026-08-05 02:32:43 GMT

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2026-08-04 22:29:19 GMT

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It does sound cool indeed.
But maybe it’s bc the video isn’t working on wisp, Damus, or Yaki and the archives link was dead when I tried it yesterday

2026-08-04 22:11:34 GMT

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I feel seen
Thank you 😅

2026-08-04 12:41:33 GMT

More like:
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2026-08-04 11:33:16 GMT

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A very noble effort all the same

2026-08-04 11:31:52 GMT

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2026-08-04 11:31:00 GMT

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I like orange a lot too 😉

2026-08-04 00:52:14 GMT

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Bring it, @nprofile…zx64 !
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2026-08-04 00:51:00 GMT

WORD5 #669 2/6* (Hard Mode)
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2026-08-04 00:44:38 GMT

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It failed upon trying to zap you 😞
Commendable effort 👏🏻👏🏻

2026-08-03 19:36:57 GMT

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Yeah you definitely pointed me in the right direction! I still remember Southern Bitcoiner explicitly mentioning to do the dice rolls
But I’m guessing since you said scare, everything worked out I hope

2026-08-03 12:27:37 GMT

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https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLnLbWFZdPSbKk65dt_e0NJyHlEA7zLloS
I’d recommend Southern Bitcoiner if you are looking for a guide on building a Seedsigner

2026-08-03 11:37:20 GMT

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2026-08-03 11:35:58 GMT

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2026-08-03 11:33:15 GMT

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Hey it’s not a two, but it was a good turnaround

2026-08-03 01:03:06 GMT

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Got another 2 in you, @nprofile…zx64 ?
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2026-08-03 01:00:56 GMT

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Good try, kid 🤭

2026-08-03 00:56:57 GMT

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2026-08-02 11:44:40 GMT

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And here we thought a 3 was gonna be pretty good

2026-08-02 11:37:10 GMT

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2026-08-01 09:24:19 GMT

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Stunning work, B!
You earned the crown 👑 today

2026-08-01 09:19:05 GMT

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2026-07-31 20:44:24 GMT

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Ooooooooooo Wishing ya’ll the best of luck!
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2026-07-31 20:23:59 GMT

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Seedsigner 🤙🏻

2026-07-31 11:14:37 GMT

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2026-07-30 13:29:01 GMT

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Yeah I can see that now that you say that!

2026-07-30 10:53:49 GMT

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Incredible performance 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

2026-07-30 10:50:59 GMT

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2026-07-29 04:05:13 GMT

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2026-07-28 13:10:45 GMT

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Thank you for noticing
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2026-07-28 12:51:16 GMT

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Yup 👍
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2026-07-28 11:53:33 GMT

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Good morning, B. Good day to be in Club 4

2026-07-28 11:52:28 GMT

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Impressive work, fren

2026-07-28 11:44:54 GMT

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2026-07-27 08:41:18 GMT

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