The distinction between muting someone and blocking them is important

Are you reading between the lines anon?

Check btcmaps.org and see if there are any merchants in your area that accept bitcoin. Many have been onboarded recently. If you spend and replace it helps the network grow.

Either you're using open source software or you're asking permission to use someone else's property. It's not complicated.

@utxo the webmaster 🧑‍💻 a few points on Wisp. 1. Thanks for dark wisp. I truly appreciate it. 2. Why is the app saying "uh-oh" all the time? I don't understand what the sound is notifying about and it makes me think something went wrong each time I hear it. I turned the sound off, but others might also find it confusing. 3. For some reason search works better than tagging. For example, I couldn't tag Paul from primal or the official wisp account, but had no issue searching for them. Keep up the good work man. Wisp is the goat

I would like to know if this will have any impact on Tether's ability to freeze assets. Does anyone know? #asknostr @@Juan Galt View quoted note →

I didn't watch any soccer this year, but I heard that Trump called FIFA over a red card and then we lost 4-1 to Beligum lol

I have heard many hardened bitcoiners going through hell lately. I think part of the reason for this is related to the narrative many have adopted in understanding and explaining bitcoin. Bitcoiners have commonly said it's perfect, immutable, trustless ect. Anyone who has dug deeply into the current node conflict knows these are not true. That's probably why people are so upset on both sides of the argument, they are scared. Bitcoin does not eradicate trust, it distributes it. Trust in bitcoin is not just in mathematics, physics, energy or stock to flow ratios, Trust in bitcoin rests in the rationality of a network of human beings to continue to find value in it. If you run a node, if you have a signing device and private keys, that means you and I trust eachother to some degree. Is the average human being rational? Fuck no, but humanity is rational at the margins. If it wasn't, none of us would be here. We are trusting humanity insofar as there will be others who see bitcoin's potential to transform civilization, or at least their own lives. If nobody cares about bitcoin, takes self custody, or runs a node bitcoin ia dead. If you think that is impossible you're turning bitcoin into a religion rather than a tool. The network is us. There is no escaping trust, but I sure as shit trust you wild anons more than I trust pedos in suits with big important fiat titles. We are winning. Is bitcoin perfect? No, but it is the best chance we have as a species. This post brought to you by todays mushroom session. If you feel the need to disagree, please do so respectfully. I would be glad to learn something 🧡

What I see on the napkin after I sneeze with food in my mouth View quoted note →

The American dream is what you make it 🇺🇲