Last Notes
“Rejecting the manosphere”
Maybe the new rocket will have a sweet moon roof like their car , offered as an upgrade
Nicely done! Bullet time bro
Windows is essentially spyware at this point. You are the product.
HOAs are ran by old single lady's who want to enforce some control on people
Welcome to District 40
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view of a dead mall through a small space in a door
See you on the other side 🫡
In case a battle seems unwinnable, perhaps grimly fighting on is not the best plan; perhaps a better plan is to look for a new type of weapon.
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Welcome back, stay away from the den of thieves.
👊💪💯
You made the right choice.
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Not quite. There are still folks here talking about stuff, and even selling products.
The thing is, most of the world has been numbed to the digital experience. It takes effort to write something, and it takes more effort to DO something and advertise it. Of course there’s a tiny crowd here.
Most of the online world is just brain rot which requires nothing more than to stare at a screen and press a button.
Whatever happened to LORD HIS EXCELLENCY JAMES HRMH? (aka KING JAMES HRH, Great British Empire)
https://www.mail-archive.com/bitcoin-dev@lists.linuxfoundation.org/msg10395.html
Been finding @nprofile…8ren more and more to my liking over time.
I can use models more privately with the TEE feature. I pay with LN anonymously, i can see exact costs to the cent.
I wonder if more features can be added for switching between nyms more seamlessly.
CONGRATULATIONS!!
*guitar wails hard in background*
abcbadq's magnum opus.
(Fallen Symphony - Ludicin)
Map is hard as balls. But it's absolutely epic, especially the last 3 minutes.
https://replay.beatleader.com/?scoreId=33293706
Not joking about magnum opus, abc is the most prolific (mainstream) mapper in the game, and there's always some creative flair in every one of his maps. This one is some kind of culmination of years of his craft, across 9.5 minutes it manages to include so many different patterns, many extremely difficult, and represents the music fantastically.
#beatsaber
South Mountain is ahead somewhere, trust me
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Good luck maintaining a right to privacy in Latin America. In many countries, you can't even buy things in shops (sometimes) without ID. I'm not talking about guns, or currency, sometimes it's trivial small items in ordinary stores (emphasis: *sometimes* and of course varies by country).
I might even argue it's worse in LatAm than Europe ... but I think nowadays Europe is overall worse. Both absolutely awful in that regard. At least cash remains very strong in LatAm, which is an enormous plus.
That part - the 'well they can just try it in a new coin' - I agree it's not really the convincing part of the argument, because it sort of already assumes the correct conclusion, i.e. that bitcoin's own inflation schedule isn't up for discussion.
Diversity is our strength
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Welcome to suburbia
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Talking absolute bollocks with supreme confidence — that's the whole game.
Gmax on proposals to add tail emissions to bitcoin:
"but I agree with Sipa that these inflationary notions are a non-starter philosophically and morally. Particularly because anyone can create their own cryptocurrency with whatever rules they think are superior, and if its good people are free to adopt it. In such a world trying to impose such a radical change to the premise of Bitcoin would be inexcusable, and ultimately self defeating since if bitcoin doesn’t even have durability of its monetary policy why does it exist at all?"
Unlike in technical questions, where in my experience Greg ends up being right 95% of the time, I found myself disagreeing with his take on philosophical things a lot more often. Most particularly around freedom of speech questions.
Yet, I'm 100% with him on the above (and he expressed it very cleanly), and I (by the same token) completely disagree with @nprofile…tqyx
https://delvingbitcoin.org/t/addressing-the-diminishing-block-subsidy/2640/22
Compression, spark, fuel. I agree with the carb work. Carburetors are notoriously finicky.
It's less of an inefficiency for Americans themselves I guess? Separate lines for citizens; there'd only be a tiny number of US citizens transiting through and not stopping.
It is a big wasted cost though, there's that.
The news couldn’t possibly be wrong, especially when they’re all using the same exact terminology. It’s obviously a parasite with unknown origins.
Probably not
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Maybe a reference to Taco Bell not putting lettuce on their stuff now because of the spore outbreak somewhere - the main symptom is explosive diarrhea.
Panama is a huge *regional* hub (I use it a lot), but less significant intercontinentally in my experience. Might just depend on my specific routes though.
Sometimes Canada works, from what I heard? Though I've never used it, but I might soon.
Can't see it happening with Caribbean, too small I guess.
I wonder how many Americans are aware (because I don't think I've ever heard one mention it) just how uniquely obnoxious the transit system in their airports is. You might not immediately grok what I mean; you might think "foreigners aren't entitled to anything" but in which case you didn't get my point - my point is that *for a traveller who has no interest in entering the United States* the experience is uniquely obnoxious. Every other major international airport has what's called "transit". I'm going from country A to country B with a connecting flight in country C. if C != USA, I just stay in the pre-immigration area and move over to the other flight; sometimes they have baggage checks (and ticket checks ofc), but not full blown immigration, because you're not entering the country. The problem is that the USA is a *major* hub for flights, for the Western hemisphere; it's not trivial at all, to avoid it, for some routes. And couple this with the fact that US immigration is not exactly relaxed (which is fine, but is not fine when you have no intention of stepping foot in the country ...)
Why?
And as bad as it is for me, I could use the 'visa waiver program' (still shit - still have to go through immigration) but many countries don't have that entitlement, meaning a citizen wanting to travel *via* (again, not into, via) the US would have to do this just to get to their non-US destination. Which goes from obnoxious to .. I don't know, surreally obnoxious.
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This should help:
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Central banking oligarchs resetting the balance sheets by harvesting their European slaves.
#nevent1q…5nr3
I'm an paladin transmogged as a bisexual autistic orc
This should clear up any confusion
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What really amused me about Borges' Library of Babel is how he goads the reader by giving them all the exact numbers required to count exactly how big the library will be if it contains every possible book, once, but then stops short of counting and starts musing about infinity :)
Even more amusing is the discussion of the fabled catálogo 😄 ... which can't exist. The *contents* of the library is ~perfectly compressible ("print every book length N" does it), but the *ordering* of the library, which is the purpose of a catalog, is perfectly incompressible: the only catalogue is the library itself!
It could maybe be done as a protocol between 2 participants. But, in that model it's (maybe?) less interesting because you don't have the steganographic property. Would need some thinking ...
Humans love to fix things that are not broken
A lot of you have never cut down a Flock camera and it shows
