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It would be interesting to see how someone would calculate these prices in relation to global population. Since there are 21M BTC and 8B people. What would be a fair price for a loaf of bread?

2026-05-06 16:41:25 GMT

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You're good with words.

2026-04-17 17:23:00 GMT

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There's also fips.network
Don't know much about it though.

2026-04-12 18:18:37 GMT

Rest is a conscious decision. It is not the leftover time after everything else is done.

2026-04-12 10:46:06 GMT

Building encouragement in the form of hip hop: Underground Rise - Real Money (2003)
https://invidious.nerdvpn.de/92G7iDpq8_0

2026-04-12 10:36:32 GMT

Basic building advice: do good and invite others to join you.

2026-04-12 05:37:37 GMT

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Maybe name this "The Existence Tax"?
You exist? Pay.

2026-04-10 16:39:43 GMT

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Spot on. Great read.
The last part hit me the most.
"Children who are genuinely needed grow up fundamentally different from children who are not."

2026-04-08 16:41:25 GMT

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That's a really hard trick.

2026-04-07 13:06:39 GMT

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Oh, didn't know that about Primal, haven't used it.
I guess that's enough. Thanks.

2026-04-06 12:19:36 GMT

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IP leaks to all connected relays.

2026-04-06 11:54:51 GMT

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#asknostr
I'm gonna try once more. Newbies don't get a say...

2026-04-06 06:50:57 GMT

Are there any #nostr desktop clients with builtin #Tor routing?

2026-04-04 11:42:06 GMT

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The lure of "success" is too tempting...

2026-03-21 18:47:52 GMT

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How would you phrase the opposite way? Compassion?

2025-10-13 18:03:19 GMT

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2025-10-11 08:49:55 GMT

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I may not fully understand the question, but I don't think you *have* to do a lot these days. Before you needed to configure the system for SSD and such, my understanding is that those kinds of things are not usually needed these days.
Other things like controlling laptop keyboard backlighting depend on the desktop environment mostly.

2025-10-10 07:06:08 GMT

#nixos people: is it possible to create a system service in configuration but not enable it on startup? enable = false does not install the service at all.

2025-10-07 16:58:22 GMT

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Very true. I don't think we can lead a really meaningful lifestyle if we are completely anonymous. That would mean being completely alone.

2025-10-07 16:54:26 GMT

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Small correction: he was replaced in the Summer by Pablo Hernandez de Cos.
Related:
"Carstens currently serves as the International Advisory Board Member of the Global Finance & Technology Network." (wikipedia)
Anyway, the people matter less than the shared agenda.

2025-10-06 19:24:59 GMT

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I can't disagree with Mint.
Also, my understanding is that Fedora Kinoite is one of the few distros that you can fully use and upgrade without ever touching the terminal. Just remember to enable Flatpaks in the app store "Discover".

2025-10-06 19:03:07 GMT

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I enjoyed this well written article. I'm not fully onboard with Bitcoin. It is thought of as a global alternative to governmental control. But I wonder if it could be instead used as the global technocratic control system. I imagine Bitcoin would be exactly the kind of global money I would pair up with a global digital id and insert into the body for convenience and control.
I noticed you have a BCH address there. How does that do privacy wise?

2025-10-04 18:54:46 GMT

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Print(notes) is cool. Obsidian and Google Keep inspired. Zapstore has it.

2025-10-03 10:28:06 GMT

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Oh, they have no app though, so you have to use another client.

2025-10-03 10:26:39 GMT

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I'm using Mailbox.org , it's simple, cheap for small plans, and as far as I know private too. I think privacyguides.org has it listed, if that's enough for you.

2025-10-02 15:10:54 GMT

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I see. I like your metaphoric language though. Reminds me of someone I knew.
But no, I haven't spent yet, I did create an empty wallet though..

2025-10-02 15:05:24 GMT

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Thanks! I didn't know other coins were centralized. I don't think Monero is though.

2025-10-02 14:57:52 GMT

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And I don't know what that last question means... sorry. :)

2025-10-02 14:56:18 GMT

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Thanks a lot. If I understand correctly, xmr's privacy is actually the cause of the lack of "global roar".
One thing that has kept me from Bitcoin is the somewhat unnerving thought that the second you spend any of it for something tangible, your whole financial history is instantly identifiable. Which... I don't really know what I am to think of it. You are fully tied to a "digital ID", but you cannot be controlled anyway? Of course you could have hundreds of wallets.
Just pondering, thanks anyway!

2025-10-02 14:44:06 GMT

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I honestly haven't ever been following the "Crypto scene" very closely. I heard about Bitcoin in 2009 though when a friend started mining (he'd be a millionaire had he continued). I was under the impression that all coins are more or less the same technologically, and that the difference in value is difference of adoption more than difference in design.
Is not the tech (blockchain?) the cause of the "more consequential" parts of Bitcoin? By which I guess you mean being resistant to control, censorship etc?

2025-10-02 12:19:50 GMT

Hi. Out of interest for tech, I decided to give #Nostr a try. My previous understanding of #crypto is that it is play money that is basically tied to pseudo-work (mining) with no social value. So entering here I am very surprised to read the exact opposite of #Bitcoin. So I now have a couple of curious #btc related questions:
Most here seem to be very much for btc. I lean towards #privacy so I naturally tend to see #Monero as the default choice for crypto. Why is Bitcoin a better choice (is it?)?
How does Nostr relate to btc from a tech point of view? There is no blockchain in the Nostr spec, is there? So is the relation merely social ie the same people here and there?
#question