I'm sorry you had to find out this way, but Saylor was always a cunt.

Can't believe nostr:npub1njst6azswskk5gp3ns8r6nr8nj0qg65acu8gaa2u9yz7yszjxs9s6k7fqxleaked our DMs. You can't trust anyone on this accursed protocol.

I've lost count of the number of times I've seen Tulip Mania invoked to trash Bitcoin, so it was pretty galling to learn, via Hoppe's "Democracy: The God That Failed" that the bubble was fuelled by - you guessed it - the inflation of the money supply.

My wife is getting into Christian metalcore. Send help.

Hard to believe this album was put out on a major label in the early 90s. And this is probably the most accessible song on it.

This has to be a new record for a populist selling out. One of these days people are going to have to wake up to the fact that there is no political solution for what ails our societies.

You wish your favourite band was this cool.

There is some bad, bad shit coming down the pipeline and no matter how many times you shut your eyes, click your heels together and tell yourself "bitcoin fixes this" it isn't going to change a damn thing. Bitcoin and nostr could be important points of resistance but there's way, WAY too much new age utopianism dragging both down at the moment. Anyone who lives in the western world currently lives in a totalitarian surveillance state beyond the tawdry imagination of Orwell and precious few bitcoiners seem willing to face the reality of the situation because their too busy counting their digital Beanie Boos and telling themselves they're smarter than the people who squandered their savings on retarded monkey JPEGs.

Me explaining to the three bots who follow this account why Porcupine Tree aren't really prog because prog is an impulse toward innovation and expansion and not a cheap aesthetic which can be simply put on like a second-hand Pink Floyd t-shirt. #progstr

I see that transmitting notes and other stuff by relays is as fraught a process as it ever was.