Don’t take my time for proper cable management. Every time I finalize it, I setup a new old computer, a different switch something messes it up again… On the picture: - 2013 mac - windows laptop - Linux nuc (behind the scene) - MacBook Air - bitcoin pipe heater (s19jpro with Bomstas Loki board to steer the ax infinity) - bitcoin oven by 21 energy (we are a reseller) - s9 silent Testing new things on the miners… keep on innovating!

All of a sudden thousands of nodes came online. 202x View quoted note →

At conferences and meetups I often hear: “I’m following and enjoying your work” thanks why don’t you post about yours? “I have a job that I’m afraid to post about my bitcoin work” So time is coming near for you to start posting. “I’m afraid I’ll lose my job” I believe you should change jobs. Often had this one ☝🏽 View quoted note →

One of the best days of our lives turned into one of the shittiest. We were enjoying the mountains and my mom got serious heart problems at high altitude. It was sad because this marked the last time my parents were high up with us in the mountains. After this we decided to take a trip down. During this trip my wife @Sanne snapped her bottom leg straight through the middle. Both bones have been put together with steel again, but the question is what she will be able to do again in the future with her leg…

What is your passphrase best practice? Was asked about the following setup: @Foundation Passport, uses encrypted backup with SDcard. Access code to unencrypt is in physical distributed location that would take significant time to travel. SDCard only is a risk as it can burn/break etc. So the client uses a physical steel backup with 24 words, again a different location. On a different location holds the passphrase on steel. How do you rate this setup? There’s redundancy in both the SD Card, Steel seed phrase and steel passphrase. Do you think a double backup for the passphrase is required? Would love more input on best practices around this. @QnA @Bart Mol

Someone at the conference is running around with this t-shirt. The one who guesses who this is first wins 21 sats zapped straight into their correct comment 😉 As this wise man on this t-shirt once said: “don’t sell your bitcoin” I’m more of the don’t exchange something valuable for something you don’t think has value… I value a correct comment at 21 satoshis 😉

The new @Street Cyber stickers arrived. When you order you can put the line of the prefered sticker in the comment. Looking forward to the next 1000 shipments with these beauties.