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2026-05-12 21:10:00 UTC

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Call me naive, but somehow I don't think we'll ever run out of work .. but that's another topic.
Maybe a bit like Jevon's paradox but for work instead of energy .. we'll use what we have, even when we discover powerful new tools that'd allow us to let capacity sit idle with same output.

2026-05-12 21:02:37 UTC

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The market can absolutely stay irrational longer than an _individual_ can stay solvent .. the market cannot stay irrational longer than _people_ can stay solvent ..
If the economic incentives to buy/use BTC continue to exist (which they do unless the CBs return to gold standard), people will continue to buy.

2026-05-12 16:51:24 UTC

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But "just buy it all up" doesn't actually work, even though it sounds somewhat simple.
Because it implies, that everyone (people) who currently is also buying BTC would need to stop.
But why would they stop if their goal is to "buy it to save for retirement in 30 years"?
Or why would people who speculate on rising price in 10 years stop buying now, unless they see the price rise to say $ 100.000.000 and think "oh, now's actually a good time to sell, I've reached my goals"?
In which case buying all BTC has become too expensive even for the FED.

2026-05-12 16:23:58 UTC

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Let's say they're doing that .. then either ..
(A) they burn the keys --> BTC total number is lowered --> less BTC sold --> higher price (assuming demand stays constant)
(B) they dump some amount on the market to crash the price --> price crashes temporarily but DCA'ers quickly consume the excess supply and the price eventually recovers
No?

2026-05-12 16:18:32 UTC

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Also, aren't we early?
As in: most regular human BTC holders are not 70/80/90 years old ..
.. but in 30 years many will be.
I'd assume that if someone's using BTC as savings account and even if they're using it for speculation/leaving legacy, they at some age will spend some of it to "get" something out of it before they go to the grave.

2026-05-12 16:12:19 UTC

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Sure, your assumption that velocity will be low seems reasonable.
But I doubt that whales will just hold onto their BTC through all time.
I instead assume that at different increasing valuations, most large holders will eventually become sellers of at least a part of their stash.
Because the value is at some point so high (measured in touchable goods), that possession of some of the touchable goods is more valuable than keeping _all_ BTC.
And because Bitcoin (thankfully) doesn't earn interest, anyone that wants to benefit from the increased value by having some touchable goods _must_ spend.
Sure, we can assume, most whales/rich folks usually have other sources of capital/income to spend on buying stuff, but if they never sell BTC, they never actually benefit from its increased value, right?
And as to the scheme of dumping and crashing the price and buying back at a lower price, is there evidence of that actually working?
I mean, as long as there are many stubborn DCA'ers out there who just don't stop buying, they should set a pretty solid price floor and they also stack more when the price drops and they DCA for constant amount of fiat/time.

2026-05-05 16:24:33 UTC

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Come on .. IF "nuclear power plants" are supposedly just "kettles to get rid of excess electricity" then can you explain how France generates all this electricity they heat their homes with and run their industry?
It's not coal, it's not PV, it's not hydro, it's not gas, it's not wind .. then what the hell is it if not nuclear?

2026-05-02 18:45:46 UTC

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Ach, ist doch alles kein Problem .. wenn der Strompreis Sonntag mittags schön niedrig ist, verschieben bald alle ihre Sonntagsausflüge auf Dienstag, sodass sie den günstigen Strom zum Kochen,Backen,Waschen und E-Auto laden nutzen können .. gelöst. Man muss nur ein bisschen flexibel sein.

2026-04-30 13:59:45 UTC

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Your criticism of Scuttlebutt is only partially valid, don't you think?
The scaling problem is undeniable.
The identity/key compromised scenario OTOH seems effectively the same as with nostr.
When your key is nsec is compromised, an attacker can continue to push notes to relays forever, can't they.
To continue with another identity, a SSB user would have to create a backup identity BEFORE being compromised and publish that through the primary identity (then every peer can check that out and start following the backup identity) .. and then use it in case of primary identity compromised.
Not different from what you'd do with Nostr, right.

2026-04-13 18:13:39 UTC

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🤔 wouldn't have assumed that there is some clear divide between popular and unpopular opinion in this case.
Where's the great scandal about the thesis being true or untrue?
Where's the great political incentive or economic gain associated with the thesis being believed to be true/untrue?
"Big tobacco doesn't want people believing/knowing the connection, because what? Because most people don't want women to have more testosterone? Because what?"

2026-04-13 16:24:57 UTC

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My lazy prompt to #venice.ai without checking any sources returns:
(Excerpt:)
"... The same meta-analysis that examined men included 6 studies of 6,089 women and found that smoking was not clearly associated with testosterone (only a 0.11 nmol/L difference with a confidence interval that included zero). ..."
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Venice.ai (full return):
Based on the scientific evidence available, there appears to be a gender-specific difference in how nicotine affects testosterone levels:
For men, multiple studies indicate that smoking is associated with higher testosterone levels. A meta-analysis of 22 studies involving 13,317 men found that smokers had significantly higher mean testosterone levels than non-smokers (1.53 nmol/L higher).^1^ ^2^ Another study of 3,427 men confirmed that smoking men had significantly higher levels of both total and free testosterone compared to men who never smoked, with testosterone levels increasing with the number of cigarettes smoked daily.^3^ The mechanism may involve cotinine (a nicotine metabolite) competitively inhibiting androgen breakdown, thus increasing androgen levels.^1^ ^4^
For women, the evidence is less consistent. The same meta-analysis that examined men included 6 studies of 6,089 women and found that smoking was not clearly associated with testosterone (only a 0.11 nmol/L difference with a confidence interval that included zero).^1^ ^2^ However, some other sources suggest that smoking can raise testosterone levels in women, potentially leading to symptoms like acne, facial hair, and a deeper voice.^5^ The systematic review noted that fixed effects models suggested a positive association in women, but the evidence was not as strong as for men.^1^ ^2^
It's important to note that these associations are based on observational studies of smoking rather than isolated nicotine use. Most studies examine cigarette smoking rather than nicotine alone, and the testosterone increases reported in smokers came from chronic use with years of heavy exposure.^6^ There is limited evidence specifically examining nicotine alone (separate from tobacco smoke) and testosterone levels.^7^
7 Citations
Cigarette smoking and testosterone in men and women: A systematic review and meta-analysis of observational studies - ScienceDirect
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0091743515003941
Cigarette smoking and testosterone in men and women: A systematic review and meta-analysis of observational studies - PubMed
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/26763163/
Endogenous testosterone levels and smoking in men. The fifth Tromsø study - PubMed
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/17163954/
Association between serum cotinine and total testosterone in adult males based on NHANES 2011–2016 | Scientific Reports
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-024-74482-6
Does Smoking Increase Your Testosterone? Yes and No - Mpower Wellness
https://mpowerwellness.com/blog/drugs/smoking-and-testosterone/
Does Nicotine Increase Testosterone Levels? Separating the Smoke from
https://troscriptions.com/blogs/main/does-nicotine-increase-testosterone
Nicotine & Testosterone Levels: Are They Related? | Good Health by Hims
https://www.hims.com/blog/nicotine-and-testosterone

2026-04-11 15:13:39 UTC

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#syncthing

2026-04-06 10:33:52 UTC

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Sounds like noble intentions.
Yet, I very much doubt that governments would allow widespread adoption of hardly controllable p2p/adhoc WIFI networking solutions.
Also, if you look at the members list, those are all the big players that will do everything but play outside government rules: https://www.wi-fi.org/member-companies

2026-03-23 18:30:32 UTC

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🤔 did not notice a similar change in speed .. but I'm also not following a lot of npubs.

2026-03-17 16:25:28 UTC

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But would they really publish a mediocre AI video to try to pretend he's alive?
How could this possibly be useful when they can be pretty sure it'll get debunked soon?
Could it not have a more complicated strategy behind it?
Like, cause uncertainty/confusion.

2026-03-15 18:16:36 UTC

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Even if it's not actually true .. publicly announcing it as a possible scenario early on is porbably not a bad strategy from Iran side, I guess.

2026-03-12 16:53:09 UTC

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He's actually also the driver, right?

2026-03-06 18:06:47 UTC

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Isn't the consequence that states ought to play fair? .. because if they don't then their infrastructure will be destroyed .. without any chance to economically defend it.

2026-03-05 17:22:21 UTC

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Do tell, please.

2026-03-05 17:12:40 UTC

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Respect to this veteran for raising his voice.

2026-03-02 22:51:38 UTC

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Asmongold

2026-03-02 17:08:38 UTC

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And yet, many people will still defend western "democracy" as: the best thing we have available™.

2026-03-01 21:34:55 UTC

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Who dis?

2026-03-01 06:59:41 UTC

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Of course .. just turn rocks into granola, et voilà

2026-02-26 16:45:04 UTC

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But what base date do they apply?
Let's say you bought 100 sats in 2023 and 100 more in 2024.
And then you spend 50 sats in 2025.
Do they calculate your gains from "selling" in 2025 vs 2023 or vs 2024?

2026-02-25 21:33:20 UTC

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Damn nice 👌 .. do you have a link to the full recording?
Like this one much better than the official versions on YT.

2026-02-21 15:54:31 UTC

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Hm, "Ohne Steuern hättest du: Keine Straßen, ..".
Hab seinen Post nicht so absolut verstanden, also wie "ich will 0 Steuern und 0 Staat".
Es ist doch durchaus ein vernünftiges Anliegen, die erreichten technologischen Effizienzgewinne privat so zu nutzen, dass man bei ähnlichem materiellem Wohlstand mehr Zeit für andere Dinge als Erwerbsarbeit hat.
Aber genau das zu tun, ist für viele Menschen trotz aller Effizienzgewinne scheinbar kaum noch möglich im jetzigen System.
Die unaufhaltsame Verteuerung aller lebensnotwendigen Güter ist ein Grund warum die meisten Menschen eben nicht die Option haben, weniger zu arbeiten und trotzdem noch ok zu leben.
Und diese Verteuerung hat System und geschieht absichtsvoll.
Einerseits durch unsinnige Energiepolitik. Dieser Effekt ist hoffentlich unbeabsichtigt und Ignoranz/Ideologie geschuldet.
Andererseits durch Geldpolitik.
Das sagen Zentralbanker sogar explizit.
Das jetzige System zwingt die Menschen qua Teuerung dazu, immer mehr zu arbeiten. Trotz besagter technologischer Effizienzgewinne.
Soweit mir bekannt, ist die Zahl der Arbeitsstunden bezogen auf die Zahl der Erwerbsfähigen in den letzten Jahrzehnten gestiegen.
Soll das immer so weiter gehen?

2026-02-21 13:00:42 UTC

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I think, in many domains, in the long run, resilience often _is_ more efficient than short term efficiency.
Example coming to mind: electrical grid.
When resilience is sacrificed for short term efficiency, leading to a blackout, the blackout will do so much damage in different ways that all the "efficiency" gains will likely be eaten by effort to remedy.

2026-02-20 19:42:39 UTC

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They don't run as smooth as air filled .. but in case of crash and fire they shine 👌

2026-02-15 06:38:10 UTC

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She might be complaining about the noise from his work 🤔

2026-02-14 15:29:42 UTC

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Shouldn't there be continually more flexible hashrate being added or static hashrate being relocated to grids that need demand response / flexible load?
With all the new renewable generation that's being added to grids all over the world.
The number of hours with negative intraday prices is still increasing in some grids if I'm not mistaken.

2026-02-07 11:13:57 UTC

Does anyone use #Valet as a #lightning wallet and recommend it?
Valet - https://f-droid.org/packages/finance.valet

2026-02-04 06:45:29 UTC

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Welcome back

2026-01-31 18:30:34 UTC

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Question: why should anyone trust that any of those emails or email screenshots are genuine?
Because they were published on some government site?

2026-01-30 06:48:02 UTC

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Great Episode 👏
Two cents ..
At one point you discuss what solutions to the problem of the financial complex running the world could be.
You didn't discuss a solution that seems pretty straightforward to me.
(I'm not claiming it's easy to implement, but rather that one should be able to prove that it does work.)
Here it is:
A majority of people need to understand that complexity is an enemy. Political complexity, financial complexity and also digital/technological complexity.
Why? Because the more complex the world is, the more obscure mechanisms exist to allow the financial complex to pull the strings with most people not being aware and not being able to do anything about it.
So we need simple political systems where people understand the consequences of their actions/decisions. Only then are even able to make decisions that reliably benefit themselves.
If the world is (unnecessarily) complex, then people can't even know what's good for them and what's not and what's only good for the elites.
Just one good example IMO is the element of randomness that was used it ancient Greece where they elected politicians based on chance. This made it harder for social networking as we have it today with the political parties to capture individual politicians and build power structures that reign from the background.
Election by lot is simple and people can easily understand how it works. Nothing obscure about it. No hidden networks influencing (corruption/blackmail/..) who gets the seat.
People need to understand that high complexity creates opportunities for powerful entities with great resources to game the system in ways that the individual cannot game the system because the don't have the resources to understand and game.
So simplicity is imperfect but good for the people.

2026-01-28 16:26:14 UTC

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People are actually still using Tox?
Used qtox for group audio a few years ago and it worked surprisingly well.

2026-01-26 16:17:22 UTC

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Any good explanation why of all BIPs BIP-110 isn't listed here?
https://github.com/bitcoin/bips/tree/master

2026-01-21 16:47:07 UTC

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Happening in NL ...
#nevent1q…43ps

2026-01-19 16:33:33 UTC

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Unless .. "they" manage to sabotage it .. with CP .. or by taxing capital gains with > 50 % .. of by propagandizing and linking it to "villains" like Kim Jong Un or Putin ..

2026-01-14 23:30:55 UTC

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The hard part is IMO: how do you learn/grow/accustom yourself to not just habitually give in _without_ either being an asshole or being perceived as an asshole.
That's IMO a very narrow target to hit and most people - reasonably - err on the "not an asshole" side of things ..

2026-01-13 06:49:15 UTC

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So far so ordinary 🤷

2026-01-10 13:57:43 UTC

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Cut the number off after the thousand separator, eh? 🙄

2026-01-08 17:22:22 UTC

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Poor fellas have been sweating for years 😥

2025-12-31 16:16:00 UTC

What does the #Bitchat crowd think about https://qaul.net/ ?
Quite some overlap in the features, it seems.
#qaul

2025-12-30 11:45:42 UTC

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@nprofile…uh72 .. what's your impression with this?

2025-12-30 10:49:33 UTC

Wondering how many people at #39c3 "secretly" own Bitcoin ..
.. as in, they're not open about it at 39c3 .. because it seems a bit like Bitcoin is almost habitually being frowned upon there ...
... but that may just be the vibe that I individually picked up.

2025-12-27 22:35:51 UTC

🤔 is noone on nostr posting about #39c3 ?
Or am I just not seeing tge notes?
(maybe because I haven't set search relays)

2025-12-24 23:38:25 UTC

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Economies of scale --> lower cost per unit?

2025-12-24 22:34:25 UTC

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Population declined drastically though

2025-12-20 21:39:57 UTC

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Just wanted to show off your nerdy keyboard, eh?

2025-12-20 21:34:02 UTC

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And just for legal reasons they will fit the "asking for access" somewhere innocuous, where people will just click approve quickly like with all those EULA forms they already had in the early Windows versions.

2025-12-15 23:38:09 UTC

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Can tell from experience .. it's more about water .. rather than food .. food is often heated, so less risky .. drink a sip of water though .. from that plastic cup in which they serve you water .. from that bucket in the corner .. bam, you'll have it.

2025-12-10 16:40:35 UTC

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As I've been saying about the Apps-walled-gardens problem for years:
The best way to fight is:
Use services via websites & browser.
The principle: use it or lose it.
You _have_ to give companies a financial incentive to keep services accessible via websites.
You _have_ to give managers statistics that say: we've had 30 % of interactions with our service via the website, we cannot lose this.
If people 95 % opt for the App, because "muh, App has so much better UI/UX than browser" they'll turn off websites as soon as they can.
Same goes for websites working with Firefox/derivatives: if you want maintainers to make sure their websites work well with FF, you have to use FF and thus flood their servers with your FF user agent.
If shops risk missing revenue by their website not working for people with buying power .. they will make sure their site works with the browser.

2025-12-09 16:35:29 UTC

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Until I come across some trustworthy randomised control trial study, suggesting that LED lights are indeed bad for sleep, I don't buy it.
Been surrounded by those lamps for years .. sleep just fine.
I'm damn sure that exposure to VOC chemicals emissions from us being literally surrounded by plastics for hours in a day .. as well as breathing in and ingesting micro/nano plastics ALL the time .. is a health problem that's so much larger than LED light.
Putting both adverse effects on one chart, the damage from LED light would be hardly noticeable, I'd think.

2025-12-08 16:44:33 UTC

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--> now you know where the heavy metals go 🤤

2025-12-07 12:23:07 UTC

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Somehow the AI growth train has to be kept rolling .. especially with all these investments/commitments/bets .. this is also the boon of the corporate world being utterly dependent on Windows/m365 .. all the companies are going to pay for the whole AI party .. and .. all the better if Africans get hooked on US OpenAI instead of Chinese DeepSeek .. so get them access and lock in some subscription models ..

2025-12-04 22:50:33 UTC

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Makes me wonder if either ...
A) .. those supposedly harmful effects of seed oils apply to ALL sorts of these oils and ALL ways of processing and consuming them ..
.. or ..
B) .. some oils and/or ways of consuming them are perfectly healthy.
(And they're only harmful because most people are systematically shooting themselves in some other way.)
The mechanism that UFA/PUFA are less stable and thus deteriorate from exposure to UV sounds pretty plausible.
But our bodies have marvellous mechanisms of self repair.
Maybe under certain conditions, let's say, for example, enough sleeping hours, which contribute to high melatonin, which is a powerful antioxidant, the seed oils are not harmful ..?

2025-12-02 16:22:47 UTC

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So it's not just his endocrine system not being used to carbs and thus glucose doing wild spikes when he doea eat carbs?
Because nausea doesn't happen with special carbs.
Maybe those special carbs are low glycemic index / wholegrain?

2025-12-01 21:34:18 UTC

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Sadly it looks like AI .. just pause the video at second 6 .. you'll see some very coarse faces and other elements.

2025-11-30 10:46:02 UTC

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Well, the claim that "cost of sex --> closer to zero" is somewhat true.
But .. the other thing ..
> .. and when creating wealth is no longer required for status, security, or attracting a mate ..
That is obviously wrong.
Looks to me like his thinking derailed a bit there.

2025-11-21 21:30:17 UTC

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GrapheneOS looks like a very valuable project.
But this text makes it sound as if you can trust a phone with GrapheneOS installed if only the keys/signatures were verified on boot.
Seems naive to me to trust a hardware device with probably hundreds of opaque blobs even when it has the best open-source OS installed.

2025-11-21 20:50:31 UTC

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One possibility would be to crash the price by moving all the coins believed lost.

2025-11-21 15:30:12 UTC

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That'd be crazy wild .. if they had indeed created it as an attractor for libertarians and system opponents ..
.. to make them think they have an exit ..
.. to let it ride and do its thing .. for years and decades ..
.. to then finally pull the plug at the right time ..
.. to make it collapse and leave the opponents in the dust.

2025-11-21 15:19:29 UTC

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Maybe they don't want to wait for the weeks/months/years long that it may take to bounce back 🤔

2025-11-19 16:26:33 UTC

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Will be quite interesting to watch the spot prices in January .. and also the electricity spot prices 🫣

2025-11-15 21:21:42 UTC

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I'd say she's quite well off .. beautiful buildings .. plus she gets the benefit of having exercise two times a day .. and she doesn't need to try to fit it in her day either, it does so automatically.

2025-11-12 06:50:20 UTC

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Been thinking about this for a few years now.
One way to fight back is: collect your own data and process it (ideally locally only) and come up with conclusions and knowledge about yourself.
Sure, you won't be as good as "they" are .. but better than nothing.

2025-11-10 22:19:11 UTC

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Unpopular? Depends on who you ask ..
Was it really ever the Ukrainians' war?
Or were they gaslit into believing it was their war to fight?
I'd say it's the US' war against Russia and Europe at the same time.
Unfortunately every war has to happen somewhere .. Ukrainians are paying the price for US decision now.
Worked out moderately well for them up to now.

2025-11-10 21:37:04 UTC

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Will it mean that real estate specifically in popular areas will get notably cheaper?
Wouldn't be so sure about that.

2025-11-10 21:31:43 UTC

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Does this fantastic illustration have some name or source?
Who used it first in what context?

2025-11-08 21:02:38 UTC

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Ah, it is .. damn, I thought these things don't fail like this.

2025-11-08 21:01:39 UTC

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That an Apple/Macbook?

2025-11-08 20:58:43 UTC

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😄 🤦

2025-11-05 16:45:20 UTC

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Choose digital platforms where you don't own what you buy .. and choose to let the network effect make these platforms gain power through market share --> this is what you get.

2025-11-05 16:42:37 UTC

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I'll believe it when I see it happening.

2025-11-05 16:41:36 UTC

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Apple is just such a shit show. Just as almost all large companies.
What an ugly digital world people have allowed to be created.
Instead of sticking to freedom preserving options, most people choose the shiny products/services that come with shackles.

2025-10-28 16:19:26 UTC

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Let them little lungs clean that two stroke exhaust? 🥹

2025-10-27 11:45:57 UTC

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The ability to do both .. recognise patterns and causality in physics/nature and see determinism .. and at the same time marvel at life's/nature's beauty .. it is almost a necessity, I'd recon.
I don't find it disappointing one bit that consciousness is likely another non-binary thing but can be measured on a biological/technological spectrum.
But then, I always have this one "escape hatch" left, allowing me to be fascinated about life, despite mechanistic rules apparently governing everything: the mere fact that anything exists at all, that is so crazy/weird --> nothing can ever be more weird than that.

2025-10-27 07:54:48 UTC

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What the heck?

2025-10-27 07:53:16 UTC

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Well, you're either naive, "no data is illegal" or you live in some fictional world.
And you're unfriendly "Gfy".
Not good grounds to discuss.
Hfsl

2025-10-27 07:43:04 UTC

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Crazy how we have all this great tech .. but at the same time we have companies that can't help but enshittify it all ..
As long as openstreetmap.org is without ads we can always go there .. but will companies find some way to enshittify that as well?
Not so sure they won't.

2025-10-27 07:30:09 UTC

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Well, I don't know anything about zcash and only little about Bitcoin.
But pure logic is enough to conclude that the argument with lost purchasing power is invalid.
If everyone had ditched Bitcoin, its purchasing power would have likely dropped against whatever coin that would have gained wide adoption instead.

2025-10-27 06:58:41 UTC

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I'm not sure the bubble will burst.
The AI companies are probably trying to just keep their heads above the water until they succeed in making other businesses depend on AI enough so that they can charge/blackmail enough monthly fees out of it.
How much is "enough"? .. so they can pay interest on debt and.
And I think companies are slower to adopt AI and replace human labour than they could. But things are picking up speed.
At least in some fields, AI will become ubiquitous soon.

2025-10-26 21:44:42 UTC

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Hardly credible .. what AI generated content is that supposed to be?
Yeah, stock photos have maybe been replaced by AI to to some degree.
But all the text posts that people write, what AI text posts are being put out to compete the number?
And bots were a thing before AI.

2025-10-26 21:33:54 UTC

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Whether _you_ interpret/decode the data, will not be the relevant criterion for the people who may be looking for the easiest way to sabotage/illegalize Bitcoin.
The criterion will rather be how easy it is for a user with some app to display a large variety of such content by merely tapping 2-3 buttons.

2025-10-26 15:17:20 UTC

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Looks deeeeeelicious 🤤

2025-10-26 15:14:14 UTC

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Is this knitted? 😁

2025-10-26 15:07:49 UTC

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What makes you so damn confident that noone ever will want to sabotage Bitcoin by intentionally saving intolerable stuff onchain?
Just because it's probably (don't known) rarely being done right now .. that is only a very weak indicator for what anti-BTC agents may or may not do in the future.

2025-10-25 06:40:09 UTC

#electrum .. by which criteria does one pick a node/server when opening a #lightning channel?
Three options:
ACINQ
Electrum trampoline
trampoline hodlisterco

2025-10-25 05:58:16 UTC

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Awesome set .. I wouldn't be able to stop myself from dancing weirdly weird to this 😁

2025-10-20 15:05:27 UTC

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It's a technological challenge .. solving it would necessarily lead to technological advances.
Which are very likely useful for other applications.

2025-10-13 20:43:07 UTC

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🤔 Because .. it proves you were able to make intelligent statements _without_ relying on AI?

2025-10-07 14:48:42 UTC

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Funktioniert ja wunderbar, diese parlamentarische Kontrolle .. nicht.

2025-10-06 22:01:57 UTC

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You sometimes have to wonder .. what's going on in people's minds when they say that sanctions will successfully pressure a resource-wise almost autarkic country to do xyz?

2025-10-06 16:03:02 UTC

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Reads like an accurate description of status quo 👍

2025-10-06 15:51:06 UTC

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Recently, many supermarkets are replacing cashier operated checkout lanes with self operated (cashless) ones ... I'll stubbornly continue using cash .. even I have to wait in line.
An everyone who values the non-dystopia society more than a few minutes of their time, should do too.

2025-10-06 15:24:56 UTC

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How does this help?
I though many devs putting their apps on f-droid are intending to halt development anyway ..?

2025-10-06 15:22:21 UTC

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What's your plan with your smartphone?

2025-10-02 14:55:11 UTC

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Got and proof at hand?

2025-10-01 05:42:13 UTC

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Mostly agree.
But they're doing this only for Google's Pixel devices.
I doubt that Google won't find a way in the future to prohibit or make impractical the use of GrapheneOS on their Pixels.
Are you confident that Google won't?