Also this is one of my favorite Nostr posts ever https://primal.net/e/

The only way is up @Rod Palmer

Personally a fan of taproot, hidden committed to paths, and schnor seem really useful the more they are available to play with.

Bitcoin cycles seem to be price, reputation, and relevance related. Lasting more than one seems special

No lies detected - this is a great lineup

In 2022 I once complimented Dennis Porter on his tweets FACE TO FACE. He brushed it aside as it was the least he was concerned about vs the real work he was doing. I was confused maybe a little embarrassed but now I know I was right.

Also this is actually an awesome idea, I’ve had my data on Strava, Apple Health, Garmin. The data is not portable and each proprietary fitness vendor would maybe be incentivized to support Nostr data imports because there’s less friction based on loosing data and thus increased user acquisition.

Irony of shaved heads is that you need a barber more regularly than those with hair.

I don’t get Saylor worship. Clearly a very interesting and patriotic guy. Maybe there is an attachment if he orange pilled you. Did well under the last administration which is surprising.

I am once again requesting a GN/GM book of Gigi pictures. Don’t make me do it myself, because I just might.

Oh different episode 😆

Very dry/weird sense of humor maybe ?

What’s the worst that could happen?

Nice idea!

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Current understanding : P2SH - classic multi sig, reveals signature scheme when transacting. P2WPKH - current best single sig option, quantum resistance, cheap. P2TR - gaining adoption slowly, miniscript x taproot is great because you’re only revealing your most immediate spending style while keeping other options private if required in the future. Quantum resistant is you’re not revealing your unused script leaves?

My barber says he’s gonna give me a deal and it’s like bitcoin when you first start - not experienced enough to go full self custody/sovereign baldy individual yet

lol I’m a recent hair loss embracer and don’t have the skills to do it myself