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The BushRat (Rattus fuscipes) is a small Australian nocturnal animal. An omnivore and one of the most common indigenous species of rat on the continent.
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BushRat 5 months ago
This is my version of "horseshoe theory" Anything left right above or below is considered extremist by society. Opinions in the centre are considered centrist The horseshoe itself is allowable political discourse that won't face censorship. The horseshoe moves around the political spectrum in different places and different times in history. Placement is made to reflect the current political policies and discourse in the West. image
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BushRat 5 months ago
If you wanna explain Bitcoin to a normie, I just had a random thought about an oversimplified explanation. The node runners are public libraries run by volunteers. The miners are like publishers who print the books. Each library has an identical set of books, the books are just a history of financial transactions. Mining a block is when a publisher gets paid for printing the next book and how all the publishers and libraries agree on what gets printed and stored. Does this explanation make enough sense to be helpful to people? #asknostr
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BushRat 5 months ago
You've heard of the cat distribution system, where a random kitten will just appear on your doorstep. But have you heard of the goose distribution system? View quoted note →
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BushRat 5 months ago
So the files was released, but all the documents have been totally blacked out... Does the guy on polymarket that bet 80k the files wouldn't be released win the bet considering the files are totally redacted? Or not? I hope he got paid out because the "released" files are a joke image
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BushRat 5 months ago
The only time that shitcoiners get upset about Saylor is when he speaks the truth. He's right, IF quantum computing was a risk, that's how it would be solved. It's not a real risk though, won't be a for a very long time. View quoted note →
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BushRat 5 months ago
Advice for the people who share #ai #art on #nostr trying to #zapfarm. Get some watercolours and just copy whatever the ai generated from your prompt. I'd love see messy amateur artwork inspired by AI generated images based on prompts, that's a useful way to use the tool. Id zap if it was painted or drawn, you'd at least end up paying for the pencils or crayons or whatever, develop a new skill, help prevent brainrot. Maybe you'll enjoy it, if not, no real loss. You probably already have some pans or pencils. Trace the pictures onto paper directly from your screen if you have to. Full brightness, Ive done it with my phone to make stencils. It doesn't matter if you think it looks like shit, you'll get better over time.
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BushRat 5 months ago
Here's your chance to start playing. This video hasn't been tagged yet. I'm leaving this one for someone else. I don't understand why this isn't more popular, it's kinda fun. I'm not in it for the 5sats or whatever it is I win each week, I just want to be number one on the leaderboard. But I need a difficulty increase there aren't enough people playing. View quoted note →
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BushRat 5 months ago
I have a #BIP idea, hear me out. Spammers pay the node runners for hosting. Wanna upload monkey pictures? Every node runner gets one sat per whatever amount of data people agree on. Is this idea stupid? Does anyone wanna share that "i just learnt about Bitcoin and I'm here to fix it" meme? #asknostr It's just a random idea, tear it to bits, explain why it wouldn't work. #core30 #knots #Bitcoin Instead of making node runners pay to be volunteer data hosters, My proposal is pay them for it. The people doing the most important job are volunteering. Node runners invest their own time and money into hardware and maintaining an internet connection. And I know this is a hard fork or whatever, but Bitcoin has been through that, the node runners can decide which chain to continue maintaining. Maybe a hard fork is what Bitcoin actually needs? What if there's a longer term forking cycle nobody has noticed before because we're only repeating the cycle now for the second time? image