Jon

Fiat miner

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npub16wugyn8wwkgtnacjpmzwjxns4as5nq9wu7vx67lv780fnh9057gshj6h0z

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bitcoin@coincorner.io

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relay.damus.io

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2024-09-11 17:44:53

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I simply cannot listen to radio 4. Or 1 and 2.

2024-09-11 17:38:47

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I was going to watch Sum 41 recently in the UK but they wanted stupid money for the tickets.

2024-09-10 15:12:06

It's a wet rainy afternoon in #Wales so I've lit my fire and picked some leeks from the garden to make chicken, leek and potato soup. With real butter!
#realfood #garden

2024-08-31 10:15:06

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He fully understands it and the implications. Therefore he has a different agenda.

2024-08-31 08:54:15

90000 in the queue for #oasis tickets. No chance. Then the VPN reconnected and kicked me out of the queue. Oh well.

2024-08-30 07:20:38

#gm world. It's a rare sunny day in #wales

2024-08-14 20:16:31

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They did a few times. Magna carter being one such time

2024-07-29 07:01:22

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one of the first coders was Klara Dan von Neumann

2024-07-15 10:20:42

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I pasted some Middle English into chatgpt the other day. Didn't ask it anything. It translated it brilliantly

2024-07-12 19:13:20

July in the UK and I've got the wood burner on. Nothing fixes this

2024-07-12 16:09:49

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The drugs especially

2024-06-22 19:10:36

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it would be the end of everything. it takes a lot of stupid to do that and I don't think we're there yet.

2024-06-22 18:14:52

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I don't see this happening at all.

2024-06-21 20:16:03

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Exactly what I thought. We don't have some sort of multi sig in nostr right?

2024-06-21 20:09:44

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What do we do if a key is stolen?

2024-06-20 10:03:26

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will that actually make a profit?

2024-05-28 09:12:09

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Is the virus the weapon or the vaccine?

2024-05-21 17:26:12

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I regret not having them in my early 20s

2024-05-13 18:58:32

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Massive spreads

2024-05-10 19:49:24

The wife adopted a cat against my wishes, even after asking me if we could have one.
Now all I hear is her complaining about it 😂

2024-05-09 20:47:11

Just ate 2 rump #steaks
Feeling tired

2024-05-09 20:42:27

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Sounds like GTD in action

2024-04-30 19:08:28

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But pretty close

2024-04-30 19:05:44

Looking at buying a farm. It has stands rubbing through it. With that I could have some sort of hydro power generation. Then I could run a miner.
#farm #hydro #mining #bitcoin

2024-04-30 05:55:55

6am and both children were up. I needed a cup of tea to think about this.

2024-04-29 11:58:25

Today is one year since I quit drinking alcohol.
I don't miss it. I don't know if I feel better but I'm pretty sure I do.
I don't get as stressed, especially with my children, which is a really good thing.
Alcohol free beers helped massively at the start as people didn't give me as much grief over not drinking.
I'm trying not to be preachy about it but it's hard not to.
#alcohol #quiting #stress

2024-04-26 09:47:32

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If you live there, why can't you?

2024-04-23 21:22:31

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I did the same. Mstr makes up the vast majority of my sipp.

2024-04-22 21:29:26

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🤣

2024-04-20 18:17:13

Maybe the #halving should be called the #ratcheting
#bitcoin

2024-04-19 08:35:48

The quality of writing in national newspapers is getting so bad. The content has been bad for a while but now that the quality of the writing is following it is not good. A sign of declining educational standards?

2024-04-17 19:46:07

I wonder if most accounts that #zap 21 #sats are using #primal as it's a default value

2024-04-17 19:42:48

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I wonder what the millennium bug will be

2024-04-15 21:40:40

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Keep up the good work Joe

2024-04-11 17:25:33

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Is that from Sbtrkt?

2024-04-11 17:21:09

I'm sat on the stairs listening to my 6yr old and 3yr old having a chat over dinner about an appendix... Strange table thoughts.
#family #life

2024-04-09 11:22:55

Some #NoDig #gardening patches for the growing season https://image.nostr.build/d7b1acbc1e0ee63728ae48d7009f3f15d8277baf47c6e8e85315be5772a90cd9.jpg https://image.nostr.build/b3ed70011dc22a803e4b7b37c0f4d2e76da08749bb0aec70b7933c90ccd11b14.jpg

2024-04-09 05:44:23

Next total solar eclipse over the UK isn't until 2090.... Bit of a wait
#solareclipse

2024-04-07 19:59:19

#zapthedevs should be one button to zap them all in one go. Not a list which I have to manually pay each one. #value4value

2024-04-07 12:08:33

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Wouldn't it be ironic if Twitter adopted nostr and become decentralised bringing all it's users with it

2024-04-06 14:12:12

It saddens me to say this, but as a #UK resident I don't see much benefit to using #lightning. Hardly anywhere accepts it.
Nostr #zaps are great and all that but it's not very useful in the real world.

2024-04-05 16:50:43

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My Skoda has a leaking rear window, weeping shocks, brakes and pads that need to be changed and now a collapsed water pump.
Really I should do something about it but then I can't stack... Might do the brakes...

2024-04-04 08:24:15

My daughter is 6 years old today. The days take forever but the years are going past so quick.
She's currently trying to use her new roller skates. It looks so difficult to do but when I was a kid it seemed so easy. I guess I've just forgotten most of it.
Anyway, happy birthday love.
#randomthought

2024-04-04 08:21:35

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Showing my 6yr old how to use her new roller skates without killing herself

2024-04-04 08:20:28

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It's a good way to partake in the speculative attack on fiat

2024-04-01 16:36:53

My simple aim is a decent sized house with some land for the kids. That's it. I'd like a nicer car but I don't really care if I have one. I don't want to work forever.
I've worked at home for 4 years so have seen my 5yr old and 3yr grow up more than most men ever have. Thankful and lucky.
#nevent1q…cryq

2024-03-30 11:57:21

£150 for a family of 4 to travel on the train to #chepstow #castle return. WTF!
I'll take the car.

2024-03-30 10:24:48

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My 3 year old is gradually waking earlier and earlier. Think we're on 530am now.

2024-03-29 21:41:33

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Yeah I was surprised by the content. Editor must have been off sick for it to get through.

2024-03-29 19:58:38

A rare positive #bitcoin article in the UK #telegraph https://www.telegraph.co.uk/money/investing/bitcoin-cryptocurrency-invest-wrong/

2024-03-29 16:58:56

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Waking up with the sun and going to sleep when it's dark is a nightmare in the Northern hemisphere in summer. Even now.

2024-03-25 21:53:27

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I have some Riot but that's really not doing well. Just waiting for the government to confiscate it all when I need it

2024-03-25 21:34:35

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He is single handedly saving my sipp. Up 160% which doesn't compare to your win but God it's helping

2024-03-16 22:42:57

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How's the foot?

2024-03-14 10:35:21

Is Saylor becoming a Cantillionaire? #bitcoin #mstr

2024-02-22 12:16:42

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It's started doing odd things lately. Like repeating the same thing, or combining a previous answer its current answer.

2024-02-07 22:36:10

Going to view a farm tomorrow to see if there's any reason why I shouldn't buy it. Really looking forward to it.

2024-02-07 18:56:36

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Arguably it's to protect the feelings of the minority

2024-02-05 21:27:44

Created a chart showing the average UK house price since 2015 in £ and #bitcoin. It's only going in 1 direction.
House price data is from the ONS website.
https://void.cat/d/UPS17CiqzRv7o66CJbdGru.webp

2024-02-03 17:39:00

WTF just happened with the #bitcoin #mempool

2024-02-02 17:10:22

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I read somewhere once the the invention of the tractor enslaved farmers.

2024-02-01 09:12:34

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Coming up to a year without booze in April. When I'm out with friends I'm usually done by about 930-10pm. Previously I would have just stayed out drinking until the bar shut

2024-01-31 20:38:34

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It is relentless and exhausting. But it's brilliant. Teaching them new things all the time is great. Drawing with them, building Lego etc etc is all great.

2024-01-28 14:59:52

Just finished some very dangerous food. Eggs, butter and crème fraiche with some cheese.
How will I survive like this?!?! #NoSeedOil

2024-01-28 09:22:41

Do you believe in #Welsh independence? Join #Gwlad https://gwlad.org/en/ymaelodi/

2024-01-23 12:02:35

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He became very tedious.

2024-01-22 21:06:44

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Always was

2024-01-16 09:44:09

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That's pretty cool.

2024-01-15 20:35:54

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These are not on chain though. I guess you need to keep them in a lightning wallet until you have enough to justify paying the transaction fee?

2024-01-15 20:23:34

Can you realistically stack sats with small fiat amounts when on chain is expensive to move? #bitcoin

2024-01-10 18:38:00

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Brilliant games

2024-01-07 00:47:10

Slamming headache, can't sleep. Might as well read some #Witcher

2024-01-06 18:57:37

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I have a theory that as technology increases the speed of change it also shortens the duration of empires. I have no evidence of those though.

2023-12-30 15:24:04

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As a software engineer I can confirm that I feel much better when I work on a building site. And I eat much less

2023-12-30 15:23:09

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Harp larp?

2023-12-29 18:48:33

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Absolutely no contest

2023-12-27 22:53:53

It's so windy outside that a bauble just blew off my #Christmas tree

2023-12-27 17:42:46

In the clandestine corridors of a shadowy government agency, a brilliant yet disillusioned cryptographer named Dr. Arthur Eldridge conceived a radical idea. Frustrated by the increasing challenge of monitoring the financial transactions of individuals, he proposed a bold solution: the creation of a decentralized digital currency. Codenamed "Project Midas," this currency, later known as Bitcoin, was designed to be an irresistible financial instrument, drawing in users with the promise of privacy and independence from traditional banking systems.
The true genius of Project Midas lay in its underlying design. The blockchain, a public ledger of all transactions, was touted as a tool for transparency and security. In reality, it was a sophisticated surveillance tool, ingeniously hidden in plain sight. Every transaction, every transfer, every fraction of Bitcoin spent or earned, was to be quietly monitored and analyzed by the agency.
As the project neared completion, Eldridge grew increasingly conflicted. He had set out to create a tool for control but had inadvertently engineered a symbol of freedom. Torn between duty and conscience, Eldridge made a fateful decision. In the dead of night, he altered Bitcoin's source code, embedding a complex algorithm that would eventually free it from the agency's grasp.
Bitcoin was launched with much fanfare, and the world was captivated. The agency, unaware of Eldridge's subterfuge, celebrated their covert success. But as Bitcoin grew in popularity, the embedded algorithm slowly began to mutate the digital currency. It evolved beyond the agency's control, its code becoming too complex and decentralized for any one entity to dominate.
The agency watched in horror as Bitcoin became a financial virus, spreading globally. It became a tool for the very empowerment and anonymity they had sought to prevent. Governments and financial institutions scrambled to adapt to this new paradigm, while the agency desperately tried to regain control.
Eldridge, watching from the shadows, realized the magnitude of what he had unleashed. Bitcoin was no longer just a currency; it had become a symbol of rebellion against the very system he had once sought to uphold. It was a testament to the indomitable spirit of freedom, a reminder that in the digital age, control was an illusion, and the power truly lay in the hands of the people.
As Bitcoin continued to thrive and evolve, standing as a beacon of financial autonomy, a digital testament to the unintended consequences of trying to cage the human spirit, the world remained oblivious to its true origins. Dr Arthur Eldridge, the architect of this financial revolution, chose to stay in the shadows, allowing the pseudonym 'Satoshi Nakamoto' to become synonymous with Bitcoin's creation. This enigmatic figure, revered and speculated about, became a legend in the cryptocurrency world, representing the mysterious genesis of a movement that had forever altered the financial landscape. Eldridge, content in his anonymity, watched as his creation spurred a global conversation about freedom, privacy, and the power of decentralization.
#bitcoin

2023-12-25 14:36:05

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Can confirm

2023-12-25 13:35:36

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Should you coinjoin to one single utxo or multiple utxos of varying sizes for future spending?

2023-12-24 20:09:36

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Thank you

2023-12-24 18:01:57

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Is there some way of following this other than nostr?

2023-12-21 17:20:13

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Sorry, I confused myself 😔
The chart is correct

2023-12-21 16:51:38

I now feel safe...not
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2023/12/21/britcoin-anti-snooping-laws-privacy-fears/
#britcoin #bitcoin

2023-12-21 16:48:35

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Was confused for a moment as the colours are wrong on the chart

2023-12-20 15:10:37

Listening to #dance music from the #90s, it amazes me how long ago that was for me now. But it still sounds amazing.
N-Trance - Set You Free is 29yrs old. It's still brilliant!! And, I only just found out that Kelly Llorenna was 16 when she recorded the lyrics.
This line sums up that song 'She claims that when people hear the opening of the song, which features thunder, lightning and rain, "their faces light up, and they're transported back to where they were."'

2023-12-20 11:50:09

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I guess this is very US centric

2023-12-20 09:32:20

Burning my ungovernable wood fire for heating today.

2023-12-19 08:49:03

I probably get kicked in the balls at least twice a day whilst carrying the kids. Blinking hurts.

2023-12-18 16:58:01

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After trying to add the visa card to my Google account, my account was suspended and I now have to upload id to enable my account. Which I'm not going to do but curious why it would happen?

2023-12-16 22:03:59

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And for those who also didn't know what a Veblen effect is...
"A Veblen good is a type of luxury good, named after American economist Thorstein Veblen, for which the demand increases as the price increases, in apparent contradiction of the law of demand, resulting in an upward-sloping demand curve."

2023-12-15 17:22:46

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The advice is horrendous. I wouldn't listen to a single bit of it.

2023-12-14 14:30:19

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Cool. I tried to add the visa card to my Google phone but it didn't work. Is that normal?

2023-12-13 22:46:32

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There is no dip. It's up only.

2023-12-13 20:13:42

It was easier to quit #alcohol after drinking it for 25yrs than it is to quit #sugar. For me at least.

2023-12-13 12:54:32