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I'm thinking about traveling to Costa Rica for vacation. Where is that place where locals accept #bitcoin #asknostr

The Panopticon was 24 years in the making. I'm here to opt-out of it to the best of my ability. View quoted note →

Earlier this year, I made the Sat Swear Jar. The idea was to send a dollar's worth of Bitcoin into a lightning address every time I mentioned the word #bitcoin. I had about 53,000 sats in it. I ended up sending a total of 100,000 sats to an open dime I attached to a 14kt gold necklace to give as a gift to my teenage son. I don't want him wearing it at school, but I think it is really cool.

This is a great analogy.

What is this Solana mint bullshit?

It's much easier to prevent double spending by quantum computing in Bitcoin than it is to prevent double spending from Control P in the legacy financial system.

I'm making tamales.