Agree, don't fix what ain't broke

Dig how? It's all granite

by decentralised health do you mean FHIR on NOSTR where people own and custody their own health data, and it's interoperable with legacy systems due to utilising the FHIR data standard?

"The newfound thermostat does not protect humans living now from the effects of global warming, said study co-author Dominik Hülse, a mathematician and biogeochemical modeler at the University of Bremen in Germany. "It's not to say that we will be safe from global warming in the next 100 or even 1,000 years," he told Live Science." So, effectively we can ignore this as a solution

Link? Keen to read more

Just finished intro to Linux course by The Linux Foundation. Using Fedora workstation, feels so good

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Bitcoin has the best qualities of the Dollar (but better) AND the best qualities of GOLD (but better). Low adoption isn't a reflection of a flaw in bitcoin, but of a flaw in human recognition.

Everything else is has more risk, I'm just being conservative

How on earth were they going to lift that 1000 tonne granite slab out of the ground? Unfinished Obelisk 🤯

great work on the Nostr logo— I think this is the best out there by far

What is your definition of a bitcoin maximalist? Someone on X was claiming it means wanting everything on bitcoin, I replied: Disagree—A bitcoin maximalist is someone who believes in peer-to-peer electronic cash, not defi, trading, NFTs, or other shitcoinery. "Maximalism" means being all in on bitcoin and the promise of bitcoin (the problem it solves: broken money), as opposed to having anything to do with alts. They said "No, that's minimalism" Which, in a sense is correct, but is also nonsensical as a descriptor. To be precise you could say bitcoin "as a inflationless electronic cash system" maximalist Because what they are saying is more like bitcoin "as an immutable database for anything you want" maximalist

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