Think I'm done trying to figure out GitHub. It's to much for my squirrel brain to grasp.

@Vitor Pamplona, this keeps popping up. Not sure why. Thank you for all the work you do for nostr. 💜🫂

Humanity has lost it.... A festival worker found the body of a newborn in a restroom at Electric Forest on Sunday morning. Michigan State Police (MSP) troopers said a restroom vending company employee at the Electric Forest music festival found the body of a newborn infant who was 4 weeks old or younger, in a portable restroom in the festival camping area on Sunday morning. Troopers said the employee found the body during routine maintenance of the restroom. MSP did not initially release any other details and said they're still investigating.

Working on a zombie top town shooter. 🤷 I should probably start a github or something huh....

View quoted note → Notice how yesterday's daily Bitcoin candle rejected from $60.8k again. This is another confirmation that the old daily support level is now resistance. This is not good news for bulls and, as I have said, all the time BTC is trading below this, the $55k area looks more likely.  Only after BTC reclaims $60.8k can we look to target $62.8k and $66k next.

That's about right tbh. Lol

Shill #nostr for keeping up with people you know in real life, away from the mass followings, ads, algos, professionalism, and the beep beep boop boop of other socials.

Fuck yes. Yummm. View quoted note →

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What's a good use for these? PM recovery? View quoted note →

$60.8k is still the key level to watch for Bitcoin. Yesterday we saw a rejection from the daily support at that level, and the daily candle closed below, to give us early signs that this is now daily resistance.  If BTC moves above $60.8k, then we likely see a push towards $62.7k in the short term, but for now the $55k area remains a real possibility.

Part of me wants Alex G or Andrew Tate as the main character in GTA6. 🤣

AMERICA'S CLOSEST GULF ALLIES JUST PUBLICLY QUESTIONED WHETHER THE U.S. CAN ACTUALLY PROTECT THEM. That is not a small thing. And it is verified. When Lindsey Graham pressured Gulf states to join the Iran war, warning that "consequences will follow" if they refused — a prominent Dubai billionaire named Khalaf Al Habtoor responded publicly on X: "We know full well why we are under attack. And we also know who dragged the entire region into this dangerous escalation without consulting those he calls his allies." Then he deleted the post. But the sentiment did not disappear with it. Saudi Arabia, America's most important Gulf partner, refused to allow U.S. strikes to be conducted from its territory. It maintained direct back channels to Tehran throughout the entire 115-day war. Saudi Crown Prince MBS personally called the leaders of Kuwait, Bahrain, Qatar, and the UAE on Day 1 — telling them all to avoid any action that could trigger further Iranian escalation. Multiple Gulf sources confirmed to Middle East Eye that senior Saudi officials were "infuriated" at the scale and timing of the U.S.-Israeli strikes, saying America started this war without consulting the very allies who absorbed the consequences. And today, The National Interest published a full analysis with a headline that says everything: *Saudi Arabia No Longer Counts on U.S. Protection." The piece confirmed Saudi Arabia is now building a strategy of self-reliance, hedging with China, maintaining a defense pact with Pakistan, and sustaining ties with Washington that no longer include a binding security guarantee. This is the quiet story behind the war that nobody is saying loudly enough. America started a war in the Middle East. The Middle East absorbed the missiles. And now the Middle East is quietly building a future that does not depend on America showing up next time. That is a geopolitical shift that will outlast this war by decades.

Until Americans have the same attitude as Iranians(ill die fighting for what i believe in), there is no hope and everyone's just kinda twiddling their thumbs. Thanks for coming to my tedtalk. View quoted note →

Crazy. I've been saying this for 3 yrs. Real bitcoin businesses don't pay taxes or kyc you, only government sponsored data harvesters do. View quoted note →

Has anyone asked Japan, Nigeria, or Saudi Arabia to diversify their populations via immigration? Just us?