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To make my position clear: the only set of "rules" are the natural rights common to all individuals, derived from the only positive right, namely, the right to oneself. That's all the "rules" a society requires.

2024-06-25 09:08:04

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Well, you can take this snippet like that, but I think he's being very clear that freedom is conditional to having an arbitrary set of social "rules". That's exactly the same argument communists in Europe use: You can't have true freedom without redistribution and "social cohesion". It's the same argument, just with a different set of arbitrarily chosen "rules".

2024-06-25 08:28:47

This is why I always say that the worst mistake libertarians have made in the English-speaking world, and currently in the Spanish-speaking world too as we can see with Milei, is to believe that allying themselves with the right, especially the religious right, is strategically productive. It is not.
As we can see with Jordan Peterson's comments down here, they are as illiberal as the communists and in the end there is no possible compromise with them.
https://youtube.com/shorts/84ChxG1YBho

2024-06-25 07:46:16

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Looks like that, but why? Just to avoid "bad press" for Biden before the election? I think the impact of the Assange case on the US election is zero.

2024-06-25 07:44:53

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Totally unsafe place to be if the US ever change their minds.

2024-06-25 07:34:49

Australia is probably the last place I would go if I were Julian Assange.

2024-06-25 07:32:52

What sort of deal could he possibly make? Not throwing shade here, just genuinely wondering what could Assange possibly have to bargain with, after so many years, that he couldn't or wouldn't have used long ago?
#note1u3g…nr76

2024-06-24 15:18:18

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Isn't that Telegram? They're even putting out their own PWA marketplace to circumvent Apple's and Google's monopoly.

2024-06-20 11:59:01

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LOL, when they decide to do that, it will be to temporarily avoid the collapse of the banking leg of the Corporatist State, not because of any social concern. They don't work for "society".

2024-06-20 11:54:24

Isn't that the "I" in BRICS? Oh well.
#note1lvq…h6wg

2024-06-20 11:51:22

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Ideally, they should have let them secede. Slavery was in its last throes anyway. Yes, it would have lasted longer and hundreds of thousands would have remained enslaved. But hundreds of thousands died, more were disabled, and a greater evil in the form of an ever centralizing and geographically larger State was born as a result. Which happened to classify black people as inferior for a full century after that anyway.

2024-06-18 11:15:16

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Let me tell you one thing about carving too -- one or two hours of it makes for a great workout, especially outside in the sun.

2024-06-18 11:13:10

So this morning I've been whittling a little wooden piece with my Mora carving knife, and at one point I'm like "WTF is this white piece of stuff stuck on my blade?"
https://nostrcheck.me/media/134743ca8ad0203b3657c20a6869e64f160ce48ae6388dc1f5ca67f346019ee7/64c1c4589eab1bf4501ba358c87638ff8d9f0f2326b429c7329a0e03a452c1e5.webp

2024-06-15 19:05:47

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The cost of opportunity you're incurring is exactly the same as if you spend bitcoin bought with fiat. In the end you're losing bitcoin.

2024-06-15 07:00:54

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Oh fuck

2024-06-14 08:02:02

@nprofile…5uux I'm able to see it on Nostur though. Also, it'd be cool if we had previews of YouTube links etc.
Is all this browser-related though? I don't even know if it's a Coracle thing, so forgive me if I'm asking you to fix something that's not for you to fix to begin with.
https://image.nostr.build/d0540ea5a15d35c41dcb6614c58c86d1862686c080eb3b1604167c1a4e5eba0f.png
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2024-06-14 07:57:19

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I for one am ready to embrace all that liquidit... I mean, good people.

2024-06-12 18:28:42

I get it, and I agree.
But I also think Trump did and continues to do something of a historically enormous value which in time will have to be recognized and deserves support -- liquidating the Neocon wing of the Republican Party.
This has forced their twins in the Democrat Party to unmask themselves ad the interventionist, imperialist, incestuous partners of Big Money.
Everybody correctly identifies Bush, Cheney, etc. as Neocon, but few do the same with Clinton, Obama, etc. to the point that we do not even have a term for them (because the Neocon movement was also religious and socially conservative).
The reality is that they are two factions of exactly the same people, each infiltrating one of the two electoral options Americans insist they can only have. But now they are lame, only one of the two legs is standing. Hence the hysteria.
#note1sxm…wxyh

2024-06-12 15:29:32

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Whenever I encounter a Malthusian, I just ask them when do they plan to kill themselves and their children if they have them.
It's usually enough to cause a change of subject.

2024-06-10 18:26:50

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BTW this wasn't a commentary on the meme. The meme is funny. I like the meme.

2024-06-10 18:25:51

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Yeah, I'd mean the second XD Masculine feet surely must have an audience, even if niche. Your friend will probably be alone in the market and able to monopolize it. At least for a while.

2024-06-10 18:20:58

Beavers' dam-building instinct is one of those things people with low critical skills and education tend to anthropomorphize, leading to absurd beliefs like "beaver intelligence".
In fact, beavers build dams based on a purely evolutionary instinct, and a very narrow one at that, because it's based entirely on sound. They build dams packed with mud and wood to isolate their burrows and food storage chambers from water leaks. But they can't even identify a leak visually, only when the sound of running water is clear and loud enough.
So you can literally stick a hose inside a beaver burrow and destroy it by slowly flooding it. The beaver won't do anything about it. Similarly, you can make beavers build burrows on dry land. All you need to do is play the sound of running water on a speaker - they will build the burrow on top of the "leak", that is, the speaker.
Intelligence is the ability to solve new problems, which beavers clearly lack. Ditto for ants, nesting birds and so on. Instinct can mimic intelligence, but it's mostly our own human brain, which is so good at and so trained at finding patterns, looking for "higher meaning" where there is none.
#nevent1q…vlcx

2024-06-10 11:49:39

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It has crept into Europe, and continues to get worse. People routinely talk about 18 year old "children" here now.

2024-06-10 11:31:13

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Let's hope. Although those hands need a lot of work. And those fine motor skills... I was imagining that robot wiping my 120 year old ass when the nut scene cut in, and it made me flinch so hard *I* cracked a nut.

2024-06-10 11:02:08

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*Not to mention the 30 year long propaganda campaign against zero inflation that the Japanese people have be subjected to, culminating in the current Abenomics aberration in which the government managed to increase the sales tax and purposely created massive inflation.

2024-06-10 10:58:56

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This is the Japanawse way so far, and I support it. The powers that be, not so much, and the pressure they're putting on Japanese public opinion to make it amenable to immigration is enormous and along the same lines used in Europe -- "who will pay your pension and wipe your dementia-ridden ass?"
It's almost like they all put in place these "public service and pension" unsustainable Ponzi schemes, created the problem, and now insist that they have the solution.

2024-06-10 10:16:16

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In one week, the ETFs acquired eight weeks' worth of mining supply. So in one month at that pace, they would acquire eight months. Doesn't look like their reserves are decreasing that fast.
https://image.nostr.build/2b80ab57777e7c046a84ae0e3b10b38631265b024566f316196f6f0c081d59e5.png

2024-06-10 09:46:32

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Who are the stupid fucks selling to them and suppressing the price though?

2024-06-10 09:44:03

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Two instances of public action that would be better performed by the private sector.

2024-06-10 09:41:16

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As a non-techie again, but keeping safety against bad actors (State actors basically) as the main concern, as a function of plausible deniability when they arrest a relay owner, the traffic should be fully encrypted, so the relay owner doesn't even know what's in it while it goes through.

2024-06-10 09:38:26

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If you're hosting an actual RELAY, you're not allowing anything "on" it, just through it. You may think this is splitting hairs, but it's not.
I've often said that together with dumb relays, we also need local storage for notes, to reduce the burden on relay owners while increasing their safety too. As a matter of fact, I'd very much like a model where the main note type is ephemeral and gone if you missed it, like a no-log chatroom. Or with log, but the burden is on you the user, not a server.
Once again, I am by no means a technical person so I don't even know if this is possible with Nostr. If it's not and it can be introduced, I think it's the way to go. If it can't even be introduced, then probably Nostr is doomed.

2024-06-09 18:15:55

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"We're not there". OK. As I said, it seems we need to have our own Nostr Ross Ulbricht before people are convinced that, in fact, we are.

2024-06-09 16:49:46

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I don't know how to solve this technically, other than with pure "dumb" relays, and that is only because I think you would have a chance at plausible deniability when they arrest you, at least. But even that may be insufficient, as we're seeing with the kangaroo courts that are being organized to jail people for writing software, as State bureaucracies become more and more brazen and drop all pretense to even act as a law-based regime.

2024-06-09 16:38:02

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So you'll be responsible for whatever your clients, who give you money for your services, post?
What will you do when the EU tells you that your paid "relay" is publishing anti-vaccine disinformation and that you have to ban and permanently block those accounts who do? And that you have to give assurances that you will no further allow them to do it?
What if they decide that you're committing financial crimes because you could prevent them from zapping, and you don't? Will you KYC and report to the tax authorities your clients? Will you keep a centralized database of the transactions? What if some of them are zapping people in Russia or China, or in a tax haven?

2024-06-09 15:52:14

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People in the Nostr space are very smug.
It seems they somehow believe that they're superhacker opsec ninja gods that will forever live in the shadow and no government bureaucrat will ever be able to touch them. Then some random Twitter bitch doxxes one of them in like ten minutes from her home computer and everybody freaks the fuck out.
If totalitarian bureaucracies like the UK, Australia, the EU haven't come after Nostr relays yet, it's simply because they don't even know Nostr exists. It's not even a blip on their radar. The moment this gets any traction, they will turn their eyes on us, and the extortion will begin. KYC zaps, content removal by judiciary order, geoblocking...
The only way to prevent this is to implement true relays. That is, dumb relays that cannot in any way alter the traffic and don't do anything other than RELAYING. And even then, it will be tough if the EU for instance decides relays are still responsible.
But don't listen to the paranoid anti-government anarchist, he's exaggerating and we're superspy hax00rs in the shadows and no three letter agency, or transnational bureaucracy will ever find us...! They will not be convinced until we have our own Nostr Ross Ulbricht.

2024-06-09 15:40:55

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In this case, it's not really a matter of opinion but of definition...
Units of measurement are used to quantify physical properties. Weight (a.k.a. mass) is a physical property. There is no advantage in using the medieval systems over metric-decimal to measure weights, regardless of whether it is the weight of a person, of a planet or of an atom. And vice versa, using the metric-decimal system is very advantageous for that purpose and to keep track of magnitudes.
I doesn't even need to be decimal. The point is having a fixed magnitude factor is beneficial for progress, which is the opposite of having to convert fractions of inches to feet, to yards, to miles with different multiplying factors at each step, introducing errors that may compound at each step.
This has nothing to do with separating commercial and daily life consumption items in convenient sets on base 12.

2024-06-09 15:14:24

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Of course there is a difference. Measurement units are for quantities -- physical properties: length, volume, mass, forces, etc. Counting sets of discrete objects is a completely different thing.

2024-06-09 15:00:38

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Hahah I was waiting for that comment.
There is a difference between counting eggs in a commercial setting, and measuring stuff.

2024-06-09 11:17:07

Which always reminds me of the uncanny wisdom of old people who already thousands of years ago figured out that a set of 6 units, and even better, 12 units, is in fact a lot more divisible in different sub-sets than one of 4, or 5, or 10 units. Which promotes trade, social harmony and progress.
#nevent1q…yvnj

2024-06-09 11:11:35

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Bone and muscle loss in the space are caused by lack of gravity. We're terrestrial animals, so our skeletal system growth is contingent on NEEDING one. No gravity pull, no need for bones. This has nothing to do with any nonsense about "radio signals from Earth".

2024-06-09 06:58:10

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As long as irresponsible relay owners continue to push for censorship, running a non-censored relay is suicidal.
The pro-censorship relays will inevitably attract the attention of regulators and State actors, because they are in fact not relays but publishers, and will be forced into submission and compliance, under threat of prosecution.
Their irresponsible actions and obsession with replicating centralized social media practices "for the good of
the protocol", "for adoption", "for common sense", etc., endangers everybody else and is the single worst point of failure of Nostr and what will effectively kill it, in time.

2024-06-08 15:55:10

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Then do not cry when big bad government comes knocking to dand that relay owners also KYC people, or any other legal requirement they come up with.

2024-06-08 15:23:47

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Not the second, which is a gross simplication of how natural selection and evolution work, but absolutely and definitely not the first in any way shape or form.

2024-06-08 14:04:32

Forgot the hashtags #cookstr #foodstr
#nevent1q…7qf8

2024-06-08 12:41:57

Today for starters I made one of my favorite Spanish recipes - ajoblanco.
I gave it a sophisticated twist, using fresh melon as a replacement for the water, and added fresh cut cherries as topping to go with the cured ham chips.
Even though it's literally called "white garlic", the main ingredient of this cold soup are raw almonds.
If you don't use Marcona almonds though, and I mean the real ones from the Mediterranean, not California, you're doing it wrong 🤷🏻‍♂️
https://nostrcheck.me/media/134743ca8ad0203b3657c20a6869e64f160ce48ae6388dc1f5ca67f346019ee7/3ddbd695c154826faade44111227f71b739cd405904297a61c6b9e3c5dd3591e.webp
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2024-06-08 12:08:04

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Like Bela Lugosi.
https://nostrcheck.me/media/134743ca8ad0203b3657c20a6869e64f160ce48ae6388dc1f5ca67f346019ee7/44ceafb017bdb92da3a6f47f6b25f46a30f974c8de3bd38cc10b737de9c1f2e9.webp

2024-06-08 12:06:06

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Goofy hot chick is every man's girlfriend goals.

2024-06-08 07:53:01

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The role of doctors in the insanity of these last twenty years is despicable and there is a whole generation of them
that will be compared to the WW2 nazi and Japanese medical criminals, or to the eugenists that preceded them in the UK, Scandinavia, the US.
Not only they have ruined a whole generation, especially of young women. The problem is that even if we manage to correct some of the stuff they have done, some has already become established and will never go away, like considering gender disphoria a personality trait instead of a mental illness.

2024-06-08 07:47:18

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What service os this for? The first paragraph talks about censoring content uploaded to "the service". Like a social media sort of service.
Also the highlighted part sounds like a social media service telling you that they will use the content you upload to
"improve the service", namely to train their algorithm or an AI.

2024-06-07 22:59:56

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It's been "Path to citizenship" for a good while now (as in most Western countries).

2024-06-07 22:53:03

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If that's the purpose, how long does the notice stay on before going away permanently?

2024-06-06 15:08:26

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No.

2024-06-06 15:07:33

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This is because I just spent 1 hour debating with someone how much salt we had to add to "one gallon of water", if the instructions said "one tablespoon per pint", which bring the total of retarded units up to three in two lines of instructions.
The problem in this case wasn't doing the simple math, but the discrepancy between "Imperial" and "US" units of retardation, which caused the other person to get the wrong result all the time.
I mean, if you're going to stay medieval, at least be consistent, you fucks.

2024-06-06 09:28:38

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In a perfect world aligned to serve my own private interests:
Between now and this time next year the ECB would slash rates down back to 1.50% and drown the economy again with their "liquidity".
In the meantime, I keep stacking and by the time they have sent the price of corn up to 180k, I am able to borrow against it enough fiat to deploy onto a couple of nice yield-bearing assets, and kickstart my self-sustained circle of economic freedom.
That's the plan anyway long term, but it'd be nice if the time horizon was 12 months.

2024-06-06 06:57:16

Being a free speech absolutist is not difficult.
I am totally in favor of Israel's actions to exterminate Hamas.
I am also totally in favor of this woman's expressing an opinion I completely disagree with, freely and without reprisals from the administration. That's because it's an opinion, and nothing more. If they caught her in some sort of action, that would be a different story of course.
On the other hand, I don't think she and all the other terrorist supporters like her are equally coherent and tolerant of my opinions, or anybody else's. Probably the college administrators are though, in the sense that they do censor and act against anyone they don't agree with.
As I always say, I don't like it when they receive a dose of their own medicine, and I protest for it. Here.
Any further action, meh. Too low on my list of priorities to lose much sleep over it.
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2024-06-06 06:33:28

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2024-06-06 06:24:02

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Tremendo 🫶

2024-06-05 22:20:53

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"The public" and other generic collectives are not a "victim". Victims of real crimes have names and specific grievances resulting directly from a specific action.

2024-06-05 16:45:07

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Who is the victim of Trump's "crime"?
"No victim, no crime" is a sound moral principle for the political organization of a healthy society.
Trump is in a different category to the Clintons, Obama or Bush, who are actual criminals with actual victims to account for.

2024-06-05 16:37:58

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With the pathetic volumes we're seeing this whole year -- well, since mid 2023 really -- we can just thank all of us psychiatrically disturbed diamond-handed hodlers for keeping all that corn safe and sound and away from circulation.

2024-06-05 16:27:46

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I would say a 83% destruction of purchase power in one generation since 1970, and of 95% in two generations since 1935 is anything but a "slow bleed", but OK.
Remember what Satoshi himself said: "I’m sure that in 20 years there will either be very large transaction volume or no volume."

2024-06-05 14:55:55

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What I was illustrating is that BTC's price in USD needs to keep up with the dollar's depreciation. Just between the last bull run and now, the actual ATH in terms of purchase power is probably $90k, not the celebrated $70k. So, a "slow crab walk" doesn't cut it. We need escape velocity.

2024-06-05 14:26:27

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At what pace though?
https://nostrcheck.me/media/134743ca8ad0203b3657c20a6869e64f160ce48ae6388dc1f5ca67f346019ee7/d0f2fa9860f9b24137d07bedf8bcd5cf2cbf865512b547c532239f7ae700dac9.webp

2024-06-05 13:57:26

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Not when you were little and had to ride in one with four more family members and your beach bags at a maximum speed of 60 km/h under the August sun 🌞🥵
Seriously though, people who had the foresight to properly maintain and take care of their 600 have a truly beloved classic and (today) are envied!

2024-06-05 10:24:45

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The proper ride in Eivissa would be its Spanish lookalike, the SEAT 600! A classic, manufactured in Barcelona by SEAT under FIAT's license.
https://ventadeclasicos.es/seat-600-de-1971/
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2024-06-05 09:33:56

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People walking them.

2024-06-05 09:31:22

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I need a 30 minute version of this for a thing.

2024-06-05 07:40:07

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More like Neetchah.

2024-06-05 07:37:19

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Where I live, it's entirely on the cop to decide if you're carrying an "illegal" knife even if it's technically legal (no double edged blades or auto). Basically, you have to convince him you're carrying it for "a good reason", and there is no recourse against his opinion.
Doesn't stop me from carrying multiple blades on me and in my gear. What can I say.

2024-06-05 07:18:17

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The applications are infinite. I go one boats all the time, so it's a given you'll be carrying something slicy. But on land I've used my knives as improvised tools to cut, slice, whittle, remove, scrape, hammer, crush, pry open... all sorts of stuff.

2024-06-05 07:14:08

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That's just when you're garded again.

2024-06-05 07:13:28

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I would cry too if I were wearing one of those stupid skinny suits by Hugo Boss.

2024-06-05 07:07:12

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I don't get people who DON'T carry a knife (at least).
A good fixed blade is a very useful thing to carry around in general. Probably self-defense is the last of its many uses.

2024-06-03 07:52:58

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As in State institutions? 99% of the "problems" they do not solve are caused by them and have a known solution that they will simply refuse to apply.

2024-06-02 18:51:19

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That's a US problem, not a bank problem though.

2024-06-02 06:24:17

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Lists.
Use Coracle or Listr to make them and Nostur on iphone to see them.

2024-06-01 16:33:34

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To begin with, being an illegal immigrant, it's unlikely that he could have purchased one. In a supermarket or anywhere.

2024-06-01 10:51:46

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Best think you guys can do is start to adopt Bisq.
It's not easy to buy substantial amounts P2P in one single transaction because most offers to sell aren't big to begin with, but it works well for say 0.05 to 0.1 BTC DCA style amounts.
You will still leave a bank transaction track record, and may have to be careful with that.

2024-06-01 09:18:57

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I have one of these, specifically:
https://mycoffeegator.com/products/coffee-gator-pour-over-brewer/

2024-06-01 09:16:51

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Dude, 10 points to that! That grinder in particular looks great.
I have been grinding beans and filter-brewing for years now, and there is no way I'm going back to coffee shop espresso o even worse, capsules.
Only thing I would tell you guys is to try with a reusable stainless steel conic filter instead of paper. I switched a couple of years ago and it works a lot better for me.
Paper filters are a bitch to deal with, and despite what they say, even if the paper didn't impart a flavor to the coffee, I can still smell it.

2024-05-31 14:59:25

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It'd work if they were automatically reciprocal. As it is now, they're asymmetrical, so more like a follower than a connection.

2024-05-31 12:24:34

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It's not an unfair comparison really. For those people, the ruler was performing an extremely important "public service", namely appeasing the gods. Which seen objectively is obviously bollocks. But so are all "public services" people in the West believe in. They have no basis in reality either other than the ruler telling them they must pay them to provide them.

2024-05-30 10:55:54

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Could you make the transaction conditional to the sender issuing an email read receipt?

2024-05-30 10:52:27

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Not evil person face. Doesn't mean they're not evil. My "evil face" spider sense detects a subset of evil people only, so all people it detects are evil, but not all people it does not detect aren't.
Hillary is a prime example of a not-particularly evil face person who is objectively a rotten humanoid.

2024-05-30 10:02:02

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I don't doubt it, and that's why I keep asking the Cardano people to explain how come they have this magical PoS system that is as safe in the long run as PoW. They simply point me at these complicated mathematical proofs, which I can either trust or not trust. To be honest, for me the mathematical proof of PoW is similarly esoteric, but it's lined with my intuition at least.

2024-05-30 09:20:05

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I like Cardano, as an idea. I think they're genuine about what they're trying to do and their principles.
Doesn't mean I think Cardano can do what BTC does -- it can't and THERE IS NO SECOND BEST. So I save my wealth in BTC, not in Cardano. However I do think there is a fundamental difference between Cardano, with their approach of putting out peer reviewed papers on every fucking single thing -- which I'm not qualified to judge --, their choice of UTXO, a defined max supply and regular preprogrammed issuance, and their effort to build truly decentralized governance (they're passing a Constitution soon?), versus other projects like Ethereum.
I have asked Cardano people many times to explain their claims that their version of PoS "Ouroboros" whatever version it is now, is as safe as PoW, and they have this "if you don't get it I don't have to explain it to you" kind of attitude of referring people to their multiple papers. So it is what it is, though.

2024-05-30 09:00:35

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I watched the video yesterday. Wild stuff.

2024-05-29 21:03:54

Japanese entertainment TV once again making a display of sheer superiority versus Western TV, and illustrating why it's alive and kicking, unlike its Euroamerican counterpart.
Yes. It's a dude with his head inside a water tank who must hold his breath for 4 minutes while some chick sings a song and a panel of famous entertainers and the audience laugh at his distorted face.
https://nostrcheck.me/media/134743ca8ad0203b3657c20a6869e64f160ce48ae6388dc1f5ca67f346019ee7/347c36b6c38423def2188467015fdb741dc036032025e4fba56f6055a162acfc.webp

2024-05-29 18:32:51

Just in -- a couple of very slicy, rather nice looking, really inexpensive Spanish steak knives.
This is what a blade for meat needs to be like -- if you actually like eating meat and have some respect for it.
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2024-05-29 14:31:49

#nevent1q…gw6v

2024-05-29 13:52:44

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That's like saying you could undercut Venmo too. You just need to go through whatever licensing process Venmo went and have the people, infrastructure and knowledge to run the business.

2024-05-29 13:51:05

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3% is highway robbery. Wise charges fractions of a %.
I keep saying this,and I understand it's tough to swallow for bitcoiners, but we do not have a payments problem with fiat, for the most part.

2024-05-29 12:28:40

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If you don't have the keys so he can somehow get them from you, he's no longer interested in "attempting recovery", all of a sudden 🤡

2024-05-29 09:41:50

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Not so simple as you think and you're still paying stupid amounts of taxes as a corporation in Europe, and depending how you're doing it, you'll pay both as a company and as an individual.
I know first hand.

2024-05-28 14:01:09

The mix of white, black and Hispanic women is not surprising at all. At the end of the day, the labor market needs waitresses and cleaners too. But you know something is truly fucked when Asian girls are wasting their lives with this shit as well. That, or these were adopted and raised by middle class urban white people, like the others.
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2024-05-28 11:30:43

Gotta admit though, the after-practice bit at the club's social area is why I keep coming 😬
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2024-05-28 11:26:00

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I've got at least 10,000 shots with it and zero malfunctions, except one time the dude at the club gave me weak ammo and the slide just wouldn't reciprocate. This baby is heavy and needs some kick to move.

2024-05-28 10:55:17

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CZ Shadow 2 with a trigger job and the sweetest extragrippy extraXL LOK grips for my bear hands. Pretty much what everybody with no major pro aspirations shoots in IPSC over here because it can double as [censored]
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2024-05-28 10:27:45

The kind of Tuesday morning I like.
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