@Guy Swann 'the guy who has more great bitcoin analogies than anyone you know!' This podcast is just another amazing example! Of course Will and Walker were great too and all.

Bitcoin Audible • Chat_132 - How to Stack More Bitcoin [THE Bitcoin Podcast] • Listen on Fountain

Best day of the month!

@primal folks I'm zapping posts, zaps are coming out of my Alby hub / wallet toing to 'primal', but when I look later the post doesn't show my zap. Checked with one of the people and he confirmed he got no zap from me. Any idea what might be going on? #AskNostr

What did my wife want for her birthday? To buy me a suit that isn't 6 sizes too big, and is made of cloth not plastic. I've also included a photo from ten years and nearly 80 lbs ago. She cooked the delicious meals that made me skinny(er) so she gets what she wants! Special thanks to @Jack Spirko and @Ken Berry, MD #carnivore

Checking my koi pond for the spring and found an egg under the liner next to the waterfall. Snake Egg? Something else? #AskNostr

Is there no way in Nostr to zap someone in a DM? I'm using @primal web... Ultimately I just want to zap someone I don't really have any other relationship with, and attach a message so they know why I zapped... #AskNostr

Anybody know what kind of tree this is? It just came up and I'm thinking through whether to keep it or not... #AskNostr

My wife and I went out to a friends house last night for dinner. Their son just got back from several years teaching in Korea. I talked with him for a couple hours about everything from food to money and he said to me "Mick, have you read @Lyn Alden s "Broken Money"? Because you talk like someone who's read Broken Money. I took it as a compliment.

So up until two days ago, I thought that any multisig setup required a third party like swan or unchained. With that in mind, I clearly need to learn a lot more about Multisig... Anybody got some good videos or reference material that might help me in this endeavor? #AskNostr #Multisig

CRAZY windstorms = 17 Pole Fires. Yikes.

It's fascinating to watch In the Heat of the Night, listening to the commentary. At one point the director Norman Jewison, who's work I like a lot, notes that we now have "a more democratic nation in respect to race relations" and bemoans the individual and people not being a part of something. The sad thing he seems to miss is that the south was ABSOLUTLY democratic: The MAJORITY decided that blacks had no rights and that was that. In contrast if you 'focus on the individual' you see that EVERY individual has rights, no matter HOW MANY people don't want them to.

This government isn't 'the price we pay for living in a civil society', it is a parasite class living above us and ruling over us. It's primary function is to find ways around it's own constitutionally prescribed limitations, and your individual rights, while extracting value that is rightly your own from you every day of your life.

Whad'ya know, it really was the most important election of my lifetime. #Overjoyed