The DOJ says it shouldn’t prosecute devs for writing code. This 79-year-old judge did it anyway... proof our legal system hasn’t caught up with the century we live in. When “Law” Punishes Code↓

When "Law" Punishes Code: A 79-Year-Old Judge Just Criminalized the Future

A generational clash between outdated power and the builders of financial freedom — when the “legal” system punishes lawful innovation.

Well I guess I am getting prepped up for surgery. The surgeon said he's pretty sure it's the appendix. We waited monitoring me to rule it out overnight in case it was the burst ovarian cyst but he thinks that's the culprint considering my blood work today showed infection fighting markers. He wants to remove it. He also said he wants to remove it even if he gets in and finds out it's not the appendix since the CT scan showed there are a couple appendicoliths. But he has also told me that if I feel strongly about not removing it if he finds out that's not where the issue comes from he respects my wish and won't remove it. I feel like if we have an organ it's there for a reason. I still have all my wisdom teeth in. But I really don't know. Since later it sounds this could be a lot more complicated surgery. I wonder what you and some of our trusted docs on here think about this? #asknostr @Ken Berry, MD, @Dr Max Gulhane @Dr. Bitcoin, MD @Dr. Cassone @Dr. Fernando Morales @Dr. Monali Desai I couldn't tag Dr. Paul Saladino and Jack Kruse.

After two days in bed with sharp excruciating abdominal pain and vommitting which began right about after an ultra sound on saturday morning, I am now in the ER for the last five hours. Likely staying overnight to be monitored and I am praying surgery gets ruled out. Please, pray for me. 🙏🏻

Anyone suggesting implementing pivotal changes to Bitcoin should be required to fast for 7 days and do a 10 day silence and darkness retreat before proceeding. #bitcoin #btc

Good morning, #nostrworld 🌞

Don't fall for it ya'll #thedivision

May all beings be happy and free! #peace

This froggie 🐸 caused me to scream... I thought it was a leaf that I reached out to brush off with my hand from the patio cushion as I was about to sit down to do a hape meditation... And Jumped back and screamed as I felt it's fleshy texture wrap around my finger. I am definitely no stranger to frog medicine with my kambo warrioress burn dots scars etched on my left shoulder as proof. But it caught me by surprise. I couldn't help but wonder if a kambo purge is perhaps in order. Anyhow. Today already we got hawk medicine, jaguar medicine and now frog medicine present in the field. So thank you, beloved animal spirits.

Khan Krum (803–814) Khan Krum was one of the most significant and powerful rulers of the First Bulgarian Empire, remembered for both his fierce military might and his uncompromising legal reforms. His reign transformed Bulgaria from a tribal confederation into a disciplined medieval state, feared and respected across Europe. --- 🛡 Expansion and Military Power Krum came to power after a period of instability and quickly consolidated control over Bulgaria. He expanded the empire west into Pannonia (modern-day Hungary) and north into parts of Transylvania (modern-day Romania), while pressing south against the Byzantine Empire (today’s Greece and Turkey). His greatest triumph came in 811 at the Battle of Pliska, where he decisively defeated Emperor Nikephoros I. The emperor was killed in battle, and Krum famously had his skull cleaned, lined with silver, and used as a drinking cup — a chilling symbol of both triumph and intimidation. Just two years later, in 813, Krum brought his forces to the walls of Constantinople (today Istanbul, Turkey), proving that Bulgaria’s power had reached its height, though the imperial capital itself never fell. --- ⚖ Legal Reforms Krum is equally renowned for establishing the first codified legal code in Bulgaria, one of the earliest in medieval Europe. His laws sought to forge unity, prevent chaos, and instill discipline in his multi-ethnic empire. They were strict, symbolic, and vividly tied to the crime itself: Theft → hands cut off. Sheltering criminals → death penalty. False accusations or slander → tongue cut out. Chronic drunkenness → severe punishment, sometimes execution. Refusing to aid the poor or disabled → confiscation and redistribution of property. These measures outlawed blood feuds, cracked down on corruption, and demanded social responsibility. Brutal by modern standards, they gave the empire the stability and cohesion it needed to thrive. --- 🌍 Legacy Krum’s rule turned Bulgaria into a formidable medieval power, feared by both Byzantines and Franks. He is remembered as both conqueror and lawgiver — a leader who embodied the archetype of the warrior-ruler, binding his empire together with sword and law alike. His reign laid the foundations for Bulgaria’s later Golden Age under rulers such as Khan Omurtag and Tsar Simeon the Great, proving that discipline and vision could elevate Bulgaria to the ranks of Europe’s great states. --- ✨ In short, Khan Krum was more than a warrior king — he was the ruler who gave Bulgaria both its strength and its order, leaving behind a legacy that endures in legend and history alike. #layingdownthelaw #history #bulgarianempire