It’s nice to see lots of coinjoins continue to show up in blocks despite the feds’ attempts to scare them away.

Using something like a Kraken SDR for direction finding might be a useful way to detect these. View quoted note →

Wanna see some fun MSM bias? Look up news on the Tesla Cybertruck and the Chevy Silverado EV. Both ~$100k EV trucks. With the Silverado you’ll see your standard reviews listed, but with the Cybertruck it’s nothing but articles about idiots slamming their fingers in the doors and driving into rivers.

From Supreme Court justice Samuel Alito: "In short, there is apparently nothing wrong with a law that empowers the Executive to draw as much money as it wants from any identified source for any permissible purpose until the end of time." This is why we’re here, plebs.

It’s now very important to use a nym if you’re a dev for privacy tech. View quoted note →

Anyone have a list of countries that don’t have an extradition treaty with the US and aren’t also tyrannies like China, Russia and North Korea? #asknostr

A fiat brain demeanor that I can’t seem to shake: Continuing to blame inanimate objects of “trying to…” during my bouts of terrible dexterity, coordination and spacial awareness and never taking any time to try to improve those things.

To be fair, it’s the training of the AI that takes all this energy. The human equivalent would be all the energy consumed over the decades of learning up to productive adult life. The AI is probably still much less efficient, but this should improve massively with more optimized hardware. View quoted note →

If you exit the US with a stack of Bitcoin and don’t want the IRS to reach out and Ver you for failing to pay the exit theft, pick a red place. View quoted note →

The US government declaring war on open source software has no good outcome for the government. Either the software continues to proliferate or the US government has to eventually admit that the 1A doesn’t protect code if that code “threatens national security.”