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Electrician. Eternal student. Proud denizen of the Pacific Northwest, uninterested in nations and governments.
MK4's, MK5's, and Q's starting to get cracked. The attack continues... image
Feels like we're about to slay another hero tonight. As is tradition.
TFW you have to wake up and take on the surveillance state, central banks, and the military-, technical-, and financial-industrial complexes, again. Send it. image
You write well, and this helped me, a distant foreigner who sees only the filtered news, understand, even if only a little, the messy complexity of this war. Keep writing, even if few are reading it at this time. Someday the world may need your voice to understand what really happened during these grim years.
This article is well worth reading, especially if you have some education (even informal) in physics. I think it provides a valuable perspective on the BIP-110 debate as well, regardless of which side you're on. It certainly helped me, a relative newcomer, understand SegWit better. There is a certain brand of "bitcoin through the lens of physics" writing that tends towards crackpottery and abstraction to the point of nonsense, but this is not that. Highly recommend. View article โ†’
#asknostr Noticed that none of the people I followed on Primal recently actually stuck. Did some tests. I would go to a profile, hit "follow" and then the button would switch to "unfollow." So far so good. Go back to feed, then return to same profile, and it once again shows the button as "follow." I could repeat this process as many times as I wanted and the follow would not stick. Go to Wisp, no issues, follows stick. Anyone else have this problem or know what causes it? Thanks.
Mom smoked cigarettes. It wasn't healthy, and it may or may not have contributed to her breast cancer, but it was part of who she was in that way that lifelong vices can sometimes be. Sitting on her patio late last night after a few drinks, remembering her life and her quirky personality, my wife, my sister, and I each smoked one from mom's final, unfinished pack of cigarettes. It was one of those tributes that makes no sense, logically, but makes all the sense in the world, emotionally. Another way of saying goodbye, after we had said our last goodbyes at the hospice. Love you mom. You raised a couple of weird kids. We'll miss you ๐Ÿ’™
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