These are some of the most competitive cash forex rates I have seen in my life. Tether only, no Bitcoin. Seen in Chungking Mansions, Hong Kong.
Leo
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自由閪。Defund the system! Passionate about privacy, encryption and ⚡️bitcoin. Forbidden lands, forgotten empires. Hong Kong is my home.
What am I supposed to do here? Am I too stupid to use the internet? Am I a bot?
Does your town’s train station look like this? Why not?
At the end of the tunnel is a bar with all your friends that takes Bitcoin.
Chinotto, 3953 sats (plus 2 sat routing fee). Aperol Spritz, 4957 sats (plus 0.004 sat routing fee). Life in Italy remains unbeatable.
I unfollowed multiple “Bitcoin” accounts on Twitter for simping for various credit card schemes. Not here. Nostr is different
If you’re European, this should invoke wonderful memories in you
There’s no Steak’n Shake near where I am, but this burger bar is at least as good and also takes sats.
In my dream I went to a Lightning café, but they made me look up their menu on Nostr. My bandwidth couldn’t handle it, and they didn’t have Wi-Fi. Is this a sign of brain damage?
Did Al kill the vector graphic? Finding anything printable has become so much more difficult after only ~2 years of ubiquitous use of generative Al. It might be 100x easier to produce, it might look okay on a screen, but it looks subpar on paper.
Cheers from the rolling restaurant
When you take 1000 trains you unlock the golden locomotive
Live footage of Mao after reading @Roger H's book and realizing he owns zero Bitcoin
Exploring the ruins of Old Oslo
Zooming into Oslo! See y’all around!
you probably don’t salt your pasta water enough
The joy and virtue of spending your sats
Relax. Cross a mighty river on a 140 year old bridge. Share food with your fellow passengers. Take the ear plugs out.
The most beautiful railroad car in the world, built in 1954 by the Budd Company for Canadian Pacific for their Vancouver to Montréal route. This is the only one in a museum, most are still in service! In yellow VIA livery, a diesel engine that might have once pulled this mighty train.
This looks very well done. Congrats to those involved and let’s hope it sticks and spreads!
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