Does anyone actually work anymore?

SLS?

You were always going what you are going to do.

Verily

No

#NPM

They used to put this thymerisol in saline solution for people that use contacts. It was miserable crap, stings the eyes for hours. After using it for a few months I couldn't wear contacts ever again, even after going back to old-style pressurized sailine, and this after wearing them for almost 20 years. It permanently screwed up my corneas.

I'm quite disgusted by the pro-core people. They are all butthurt because plebs won't obey their "professional coding experience", and their "being a bitcoin dev for X years." If any of that mattered to us, we would love the Federal Reserve because they are "professional bankers" and have been "running the banking system for a century." Sorry, (to quote a core simp) "that's simply not how open source works."

She was sold a bill of goods

The notion of microservices is a lazy event pipelining architecture. It's better to just use a RTC microkernel framework inside your application and break out scalable pieces with proxy placeholders or a pub-sub rally point like over zmq or redis.

Never heard of him

Not long ago, Europeans did not welcome American migrants, particularly those moving in for work, and often not even American tourists. But this, to open the floodgates to every non-European on earth, is quite confusing.

1920 truther

I believe the mothers brain is rapidly rewired after birth. Compounded with needing to wake up every hour, this distorts perception of time. Allow your husband to take lots of photos and videos because I guarantee, you will forget all of this. Sleep is necessary to store memories.

This package is 4 hours old and so far the only changes are the name in documentation and merge in OP_CAT.

They're reaming the Lions

The problem with football is the object isn't self explanatory. Soccer, Hockey, golf, basketball are all very simple: THROW BALL IN HOLE. Baseball is a little more complicated: HIT BALL AND RUN TO SAFE SQUARE. Football is not like any of these because it involves physical contact, and "downs" and "rushing" and "passing" and clocks... But in the end the point of the game is: CARRY BALL PAST OTHER GUYS Once I realized this in my 30s, I could actually tolerate the game enough to figure the rest of it out and begin enjoying it. I still don't watch sports unless my kids are playing.

No use giving up on the country because you can't convince politicians on the other team your way of thinking. They are too financially invested in not seeing your viewpoint.

That would make a neat solar heat point combined with a thermopile instead of a solar panel, I wonder how much power it would make

Node runners are hodlers. A true hodler will run his own node to assay and verify his UTXO. The purpose of running a node is to possess the only source of truth: the blockchain, according to rules enforced in software. This is the core tenet that makes Bitcoin what it is. Every parameter is designed to enable pleb hodlers, anywhere in the world, to maintain an up-to-date copy of that truth, with their own rules defining which UTXOs they will accept. This is why block sizes are limited. This is why block time is ten minutes. Bitcoin is structured so anyone can run a node on inexpensive hardware. OP_RETURN touches relay rules, not chain rules—but expanding it creates an in-plain-sight attack vector. It opens the door to overloading the hardware and bandwidth required for sovereign participation. This is the same battle as the blocksize wars, replayed under another banner. Bitcoin’s defense is not who writes the code. It is whether users run it. The final safeguard is the hodler’s refusal to submit to rules that undermine node sovereignty. That the debate even arises means one thing: the core devs are infiltrated and captured, whether knowingly or unwittingly—a distinction that cannot be known. Forking the code (Knots is the first available option) is therefore a necessity, not a drama.