There are these anchorage fields out in the North Sea along the TSS German Bight/ Terschelling West where tankers and cargo ships wait for their slot. This is possible because the water is no deeper than 30 meter.

I invested approximately one BTC back in November 2021 for a mining rig (S19XPs) to be ordered, installed, and managed by compassmining.io. Starting in August 2022, one miner was scheduled to come online monthly. In addition, I purchased some miners at the end of 2022 on the secondary market. All in all, I „own“ (aka „pay for“) twelve miners: nine S19xp and three S19j, totaling around 1.5 TH/s on paper. On average, over the last six months, I had less than half of that hash power online, with the rest in repair (the S19XP seems to be a delicate device) or subjected to power curtailments. I would be interested to hear other miners’ experience as to whether this level of uptime is the industry standard or whether it is specific to compassmining. Anyways, hosted mining is all trust without any possibility to verify what is happening - quite the opposite of Bitcoin itself. In the next round, I tend to invest in a local setup where I can walk up to the miners and check what is going on.

On our last miles from Vlieland to Makkum we sailed with a few Dutch tallships.

For the first time I have seen the cable ferry in Rendsburg in operation. The original ferry was put in operation on December 2nd, 1913 (https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schwebef%C3%A4hre)

I would expect to hear this kind of conversation with top politicians and head of states. Today’s leaders are podcasters and comedians (German speakers will appreciate the highly accurate statements by Marc-Uwe Kling‘s kangaroo. Thank you @Peter McCormack and Konstantin Kisin.

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Konstantin Kisin is a Russian-British satirist, podcaster, author and political commentator. In this interview, we discuss politics, freedom of exp...

Yesterday evening the „Senta“ tied up alongside us. What a beauty, built in 1933 and still owned by the same family.

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Die Spreizgaffelketsch „Senta“ von anno 1928 ist ein Beispiel dafür, wie eine Familie über Generationen mit einem und demselben Schiff jahrei...

I am planning to upgrade the hardware of my lightning node. I run c-lightning with clboss, RTL and LNbits. The node should be able to handle 300-400 channels. I would be grateful for your recommendations as to what the parameters of the baremetal should be and whether or not to use virtualization. #noderunner

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arrived in Hals 🇩🇰

I have achieved most in my life in times when there was only one viable path forward.

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A picture of the longest stairs containing 4444 steps in Flørli. The hike is spectacular both ways: up the stairs and down a wild natural path with amazing sights (

Flørli, Flørlitrappen og Stora Flørlivatnet. Lang rundtur

RutebeskrivelseEn fin rundtur er å gå trappen helt til toppen. Kort variant er ned Rallarstien. (Kort rundtur) For denne lange rundtur går en vi...

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Started reading yesterday „… that the heart of The Viking Legacy is one of the most important elements in the cultural heritage of the world - the rugged journey of individual freedom.“

Beautiful island of Rovær with a spectacular and challenging Northeast entrance.

My favorite way of tipping (the optional bit) is handing out printed LNbits LNURLw qr codes. If the receiver likes and uses it may drive #Bitcoin adoption, if not, the sats remain with me.