#Bitaxe Touch crankin tonight

I'm officially mining with my FIRST mine, a #Bitaxe Touch #BitaxeTouch Fuck yes

Gn frenz I made chocolate truffles for work tm

My #Nostr folder expanded tonight as I discover new things I can do. 👀 You can just do stuff...

I've been eating #carnivore for 6 Months now. From size 44 men's US pants to size 38 men's. And I didn't think until tonight that the craving for "chips" could be satisfied by chicharrones..... I hella just mauled down a 4oz bag of spicy flavor, I haven't had a chip in so long 😭😭😭 Why did I not think of this until now 😅🤣

Gn frens #GN #Frens

FINALLY. #knots is running properly. The config file was the source of the issue, GPT OSS created me a config file to replace it, the chain downloaded smoothly, the node restarts quickly, and is running currently. NOW I just need to get a #BitAxe! Very happy with knots, fuck #bitcoincore V30 I'll be home mining soon. GN FRENS

My journey into #knots is a failure. I'd love some guidance if possible.. I am a novice Linux debian user, and on comcast. I had knots running once on my previous machine for some time, but then my pc crashed and I had to reinstall the distro. Redownloaded knots and it would download the bkockchain, finish and then once restarted would prompt it to download again. Fast forward to now. Fresh machine, 32gb ram 1tb hd, it has downloaded the blockchain oh I don't know, 6 times this week. The same thing keeps happening where once it's done, I restart the node and it just prompts to redownload the blockchain. I feel like I'm stuck in a loop and don't know why it's happening. Any Linux debian users with expertise in finding out why this is happening please help. Will zap a few sats for assistance. I just refuse to run core and I want to rule out core community attacks first as it's more likely user error on my part. If anyone can help, please let me know. Also it EVER shuts down when I click to exit the node. The shutdown window comes up but it will sit for 24hrs or more, it just never shuts down and I have to kill the program to get it to close.