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They are shitty companies in China with zero safeguards selling fake shit. When they finally get too many complaints Amazon takes them down and they pop right back up under another gibberish name.

2026-03-04 13:32:59 GMT

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Sorry for your loss 🫂

2026-01-14 15:08:58 GMT

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GM ser

2026-01-14 15:08:41 GMT

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It’s as if the universe was telling him his body is toxic and no number of new hearts will keep them from rotting.
#nevent1q…qtqz

2026-01-14 12:23:23 GMT

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Against what?

2026-01-13 13:13:31 GMT

I just finished the Saylor episode on WBD. Some unorganized thoughts:
- Saylor made some good points about approaching newcomers from a positive angle and not eating your young, or whatever phrase he used. I will admit I have viewed companies copying his strategy as just opportunistic vultures, but once you think through it logically - as he laid it out, then it really does make sense that we should be welcoming of such developments. If we want everyone to adopt bitcoin, then companies will also need to adopt it. Why frown that some shitty company embraced bitcoin when so many haven’t. There are clearly so many opportunities ahead.
- Having said that, I feel that Saylor unfairly berated Danny. It was clear to me that it was not his intention to criticize Saylor, so his rant was not fair, not really directed at Danny, but he took all the heat anyway. It seemed to be aimed at some specific people that were probably getting under his skin on Twitter. To me, this is shitty behavior, that I suppose you could excuse with some bottled up frustration or a bad day or something, but overall not cool. The guy is there to have a conversation and genuinely learn about your thought process, why rail against him personally? Weak. You’re not there to debate the host… it’s not a debate in the first place and nobody is making any accusations.
- I agree with a lot of what Saylor said about not having endless BIP proposals to do XYZ thing to make bitcoin cool again. Money is supposed to be boring. Bitcoin works, we have layer 2 and 3 for building on top of a solid foundation and there’s no reason to mess with level 1. Bitcoin doesn’t need to become a shitcoin that does this thing or that thing - money IS the use case as Mallers eloquently put it one of his rants. Lightning already unlocks scalability in a much more private way.
- I don’t fully agree that bitcoin is digital credit for money… clearly. It CAN be, and it will be used in such a way - there’s no way to stop that, and that’s fine. But it also is money and can be used as such, and should be used as such. I get that Saylor does not care about bitcoin as a medium of exchange, and that’s fine if that’s how you approach it - but we don’t need to be preached on this. We can use bitcoin however we like, as a store of value, or as a medium of exchange.
- I don’t understand the whole spiel about offering higher rates when you have bitcoin as credit. It kind of makes sense in current conditions (if bitcoin is up), but under a bitcoin standard, any credit created results in inflation, so I don’t see how you’re going to offer better rates than inflation when everything is backed by bitcoin. Maybe I’m just a dummy though. (Ok, I am.) Would love to hear a deep dive on this topic. I sometimes think Saylor just says shit because he knows it takes me longer to process it and he can get away with nonsensical shit, but maybe he’s just operating at a pace I can’t understand fast enough…
- Much of his mentions of trillions sounds like bullshit. Like.. how many trillions are there? Who is putting 10 trillion into your credit product. Sounds like horseshit. Or, again, I’m a fucking idiot. If you make a credit product backed by bitcoin worth trillions, then there would be others doing the same… or just not use your credit product at all because they prefer to help out their shitcoin buddies, OR would rather bypass your thing entirely and pretend like it doesn’t exist.
- That said, I admire Saylor’s ability to come up with so many monetizable ideas so quickly. It’s like his mind was built for finance. Incredible.
- I also enjoyed some of the history Saylor shared in this episode. Made me look up Conceived in Liberty.
- Regardless of what was said - we all know to stack and self custody. Everything else is not your money. If you want to gamble, go for it. If you want to take risks, do it. Bitcoin incentivizes maximum accumulation behavior and people shouldn’t be judged by the methods they employ to do it, as long as they understand the risk.
- I also want to take the other viewpoint of centralized bitcoin (paper bitcoin). While I do not like it for the individual and would always recommend self custody, I think it’s worth acknowledging that this grows the overall adoption and is good for bitcoin (as long as people eventually move to self custody). The ETFs, Stablecoins, hell even the shitcoins - all the things that are not actual bitcoin ultimately grow participation in the network, make it more liquid, lower barriers and take away the stigma associated with new and risky things. The important thing is not to lose sight of self custody, and to build tools that promote it and grow it.

2026-01-10 12:39:30 GMT

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Exactly

2026-01-10 12:28:21 GMT

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Is it open source?

2026-01-05 14:21:48 GMT

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Corn has devolved into the most insufferable baby on nostr. Constantly whining.

2025-09-26 04:08:37 GMT

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It’s time to stop fucking around and ossify.

2025-09-23 09:21:54 GMT

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Mortgage - 8% of my monthly salary

2025-09-18 01:17:40 GMT

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Perfect, now you can just label anyone you don’t like as Antifa and you’ve got the right to imprison and take away all rights.

2025-09-18 01:14:46 GMT

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Let’s hope so

2025-09-18 00:55:07 GMT

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She’ll go to another bank that does the same thing. These people have no idea there’s an exit door. But even then, your life becomes hell dealing with bitcoin sell offs to pay your fiat bills.

2025-09-18 00:53:43 GMT

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It doesn’t matter the pretext, whether it came from left or the right or is totally manufactured, as long as it benefits the state to censor and take away freedoms.

2025-09-18 00:51:33 GMT

Coretards like to say that knots supporters don’t know how bitcoin works. Never mind the numerous exchanges between highly thoughtful people, the fact that anyone can learn how bitcoin works with help of LLMs, or the fact that maybe, just maybe, we did hear your arguments and they are still nonsensical and maybe, just maybe, it is YOU who doesn’t understand how bitcoin governance works or the culture around bitcoin.
Take your elitist bullshit elsewhere.

2025-09-18 00:24:59 GMT

Love seeing knots number go up but hate that it’s only 1 guy making most of the changes. Core is correct that at present state trusting 1 dude is insanity.
Don’t give me that “10 people contributed” bullshit. Look at the number of commits, majority are Luke.

2025-09-18 00:21:29 GMT

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Why would you celebrate this shitcoiner?

2025-09-18 00:19:32 GMT

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Sure, let’s just ignore this ideology split and pretend it never happened.

2025-09-18 00:18:45 GMT

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Silence! A dashboard creator is talking!

2025-09-16 01:50:35 GMT

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This. Not a western friendly brand.

2025-09-15 22:32:18 GMT

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A lot of the argument comes from the fact that core maintainers are highly technical so to them it’s a tech burden issue of dealing with ineffective code - so they glaze over the culture and missed the read on the room so to speak.

2025-09-15 22:25:56 GMT

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Op return stops arbitrary data at the point of submission but does nothing if someone already gets a miner to include it in a block - then consensus ensures all nodes have this data. Core argument is that it does not work as filtering (technically correct) and knots argument is that it does work at the point of entry so to speak but if you lift the limit you introduce unknown amounts of unknown spam that was likely filtered to begin with.
It’s a values / philosophical argument at this point. Node runners don’t want to facilitate this kind of spammy behavior but core says you run what we make - and if you don’t like it, run knots. So then people run knots and core and supporters are upset that people are running knots. Go figure …

2025-09-15 21:14:24 GMT

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Yes 👍

2025-09-15 11:20:07 GMT

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Good but onboarding is awful

2025-09-15 10:40:34 GMT

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Ah shucks, I didn’t make the cut

2025-09-15 10:40:12 GMT

https://www.jpl.nasa.gov/news/nasas-guardian-tsunami-detection-tech-catches-wave-in-real-time/

2025-09-15 10:20:19 GMT

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Even issues in mobile app (iOS). Have to pull refresh every time

2025-09-15 06:58:47 GMT

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Welcome!

2025-09-15 06:56:50 GMT

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Enjoying it 👍
Just go to your mute settings and mute “bitcoin” “sats” etc. about 10 words later you’ll have a clean feed.

2025-09-15 06:49:09 GMT

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Meat Stick

2025-09-15 06:06:55 GMT

A bunch of kids slaughtered at school: “oh how terrible! Anywayyyyy…”
Right wing media personality gets shot and we hear about it for weeks.
Don’t get me wrong, both are terrible, but consider what I just said.

2025-09-15 06:04:16 GMT

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Waiting for the shark

2025-09-15 06:02:13 GMT

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GM pomp

2025-09-15 06:01:27 GMT

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Plebs vs profiteers

2025-09-15 06:00:59 GMT

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Dude is a legend

2025-09-15 05:23:00 GMT

Run knots.
That’s it. That’s the note.

2025-09-15 05:18:34 GMT

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Strong signal considering most will be tor

2025-09-15 04:17:22 GMT

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You know you completely gave up when you resort to ad hominem attacks. Pathetic and childish.

2025-09-15 04:10:02 GMT

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End times

2025-09-15 04:06:32 GMT

Nostr is the cringiest place to be. But somehow it’s still addicting and you can’t look away.

2025-09-15 04:05:10 GMT

I heard 10x more Charlie Kirk mentions than when a bunch of kids get shot up at a school…
Tells ya everything you need.

2025-09-15 04:02:12 GMT

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I’m here for the feel good statements

2025-09-03 15:25:07 GMT

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How would it get relayed with a tiny limit? It would have to be in chunks.

2025-09-03 15:22:47 GMT

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It actually does do something useful. It stops the relaying of a tx your node does not wish to relay. Just because a tx can still make it into the block does not make the relay data limit useless. It’s enforcing a policy set by the node runner and the version of code they run.
Bitcoin is a monetary network not a jpeg network. Just because Satoshi didn’t specifically say it’s for money only does not make all data equal. It’s a peer to peer e CASH system. Not a peer to peer insert whatever data you like system. I personally don’t care if people are relaying monkey jpegs but non-continuous CSAM is likely a real risk factor and a possible attack vector.

2025-09-03 14:54:02 GMT

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I don’t get the intro… what do the people on the mansions know about that the doctors don’t? Compounding? Do doctors not know how compounding works?
I think the people in the mansions take outsized risks - that’s why there are in their positions.

2025-09-03 14:48:24 GMT

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If you can walk riiiight over here. Right. Here. Now, step back.
Bzzzz

2025-09-03 14:45:15 GMT

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Hey, I just didn’t want to judge ya know … some people go through shit in life - ya never know

2025-09-03 14:44:24 GMT

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Killed all the hopes bro

2025-09-03 14:34:43 GMT

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There is a distinction here: whether it is fragmented or whole. Legally whole likely makes you more complicit than fragmented. I doubt it’ll stand up in court, but the case could be made. And that’s a risk. Surprised core does not wargame these types of scenarios with their updates …

2025-09-03 14:25:40 GMT

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It is a threat though and it’s odd that you wouldn’t know it. Having your data directly visible vs fragmented is flying it close to the sun legally speaking. You could argue you didn’t know about it - but all that it takes to negate this is someone tweeting then going CP in an op return. At least fragmenting gives you some plausible deniability regarding the “knowing” aspect.

2025-09-03 14:13:08 GMT

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Legally you’re probably right - even data in chunks can be turned into a visual. But why would you want to make it easier for anyone to abuse?

2025-09-01 23:59:14 GMT

Core filter argument: filters don’t work. If someone wants to spam, they already can.
Oh look, ants getting into my house. But let’s leave all the doors open because it doesn’t matter - they CAN get in anyway if they try hard enough.
Bike helmets? Bah! Who needs em?! If a car tries hard enough it’ll kill you and no helmet will prevent that. They can already do it! Millions of lives saved in less severe collisions - who cares!!

2025-09-01 15:35:55 GMT

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Source: trust me bro. You are welcome to try again with an actual argument.

2025-09-01 15:04:20 GMT

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Completely captured

2025-09-01 15:03:56 GMT

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lol what…

2025-09-01 09:52:05 GMT

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Sorry wrong note 🤣

2025-09-01 09:51:47 GMT

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I mean the US is no better off. We got license plate readers everywhere that sell our data to data brokers.

2025-09-01 09:48:45 GMT

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People scroll and don’t read. An image is much easier to consume than a lengthy technical note.

2025-09-01 09:08:37 GMT

The world is far too silent about Palestinian genocide.

2025-09-01 09:06:33 GMT

This is what your tax dollars enable - kids getting bullets in their heads while minding their business in a tent.
https://youtu.be/mTqSq1xokeM

2025-09-01 08:52:25 GMT

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lol … bitcoin cash wanted to bloat the chain and this is exactly what lack of filtration accomplishes. You got it backwards.

2025-09-01 07:53:11 GMT

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Excellent point.

2025-09-01 06:52:10 GMT

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Did this video need to be made?

2025-09-01 06:42:32 GMT

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Right on. 👍
People hiding behind anti-semitism labels are cowards. History will not look kind upon these spineless people.
#nevent1q…5ttk

2025-08-30 14:44:27 GMT

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Plot twist: the kid is a robot

2025-08-30 13:32:58 GMT

Where to lads? 1903.
https://blossom.primal.net/da9cd8a0cd82b3f0b0a2a88b23a1239c8fcf1c1c06294b8ff5c8a1444e01aebc.jpg

2025-08-30 13:18:37 GMT

Just people going about their day. 5th avenue Manhattan. Around 1912.
https://blossom.primal.net/f46a9e1de7176d451751b32b3ab10cb9aa93079a3cd9199576ac4419f417fb52.jpg

2025-08-30 12:55:49 GMT

Longacre Square. 1905.
https://blossom.primal.net/33623c23b414e48c5b246fa9a43f868333a6ec7b7bb18a8f857a5a6716f2b84a.jpg

2025-08-30 12:50:29 GMT

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What age are you counting from?

2025-08-30 12:25:50 GMT

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Pretty sure I read someone whining about clickbait.

2025-08-30 12:20:35 GMT

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Are you seriously blaming people for your inability to control your own time?

2025-08-29 23:46:01 GMT

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Ah yes, the image of your perfect idealized woman.

2025-08-29 23:43:15 GMT

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Did you chat gpt this feel good note?

2025-08-29 23:42:11 GMT

Stop saying gradually then suddenly. We haven’t even had the suddenly moment in Bitcoin, what makes you think it’s coming to Nostr any time soon?

2025-08-29 23:40:45 GMT

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Brah, google Amazon the real enemies. Plantir is a baby startup compared to them.

2025-08-29 23:38:59 GMT

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Hustle

2025-08-29 23:36:59 GMT

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Cringe.

2025-08-29 23:35:25 GMT

Run knots!
That’s it. That’s the note.

2025-08-29 23:34:40 GMT

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I am a #knotzi
#nevent1q…nz8j

2025-08-29 15:17:33 GMT

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What a dickhead

2025-08-29 06:16:59 GMT

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It’s not that funny … delusional, now that’s a more fitting description.

2025-08-29 05:46:33 GMT

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Compromised in what way? It’s been transparent and most got on it through KYC. You could say it has always been compromised. CZ mentioning it doesn’t change a thing.

2025-08-29 05:41:05 GMT

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I don’t get it. Why would you sell if bitcoin becomes reserve currency?

2025-08-29 05:40:29 GMT

Dear vloggers who doxxed themselves, I hope you didn’t previously say anything to offend the state. And hope you continue not saying anything to offend the state because it WILL come after you sooner or later.

2025-08-29 05:37:22 GMT

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What do you mean?

2025-08-29 05:35:43 GMT

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They not retarded?

2025-08-29 05:35:20 GMT

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Retards 🤣

2025-07-10 13:18:38 GMT

Why does bitcoin attract so many mentally ill people?

2025-07-10 13:15:35 GMT

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Beautiful. Sadly won’t age well with all the flooding.

2025-07-10 13:13:45 GMT

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Pump my bags. That’s why we bitcoin.

2025-07-10 13:11:21 GMT

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secondary market —- 😂 what market? Nice scam though 👏

2025-07-10 13:07:29 GMT

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We’ll end the wars.
We’ll stop aid.
We’ll resume aid.
We lied.
#nevent1q…8c2p

2025-07-10 13:04:39 GMT

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Say what you will about Elon but it’s kind of a baller move to move ahead of the other company you funded that ended up doing stupid crap.
#nevent1q…8pra

2025-07-10 13:02:56 GMT

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Dude, why is your npub dedicated to Derek Ross?

2025-07-10 13:01:47 GMT

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Will be the norm in coming years with warming oceans staying warm year round - storms picking up record moisture.

2025-07-10 12:59:27 GMT

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It breaks my heart