Happy to test. Also, have you connected with ? He was on no solutions with Gigi recently talking about decentralized company structures.

What are you're thoughts on this analysis and potential vulnerabilities? https://saadkhalidhere.medium.com/why-bitchat-is-a-bad-idea-my-audit-found-critical-zero-days-1b126a45a2c5

I am happy for you. I learn something every day - I used quercitin during covid to enhance zinc bioavailability. Did not know it was found in nettles and also has anti-inflammatory properties. We have a few nettles growing in the woods at our tree farm and are trying to encourage/propagate them.

I appreciate your thoughtful post and generally agree. We all have a choice around how we deploy resources and effort. Transactions are relatively cheap right now but eventually the market value of permissionless peer to peer money will dominate. I am perfectly okay with people using bitcoin in ways I may not choose to use it myself, so long as I continue to be able to use it without others being able to influence how I use it.

You are not alone in that.

*seeing

I would enjoy setting what you come up with. Art, architecture and nature are welcome contrast to the river of narrative, technology, science and human behavior/incentives that I seem to often swim in. Thank you for your effort

What don't you like about mint? I run debian trixie on my laptops and it just works. Mint is debian under the hood, which is why I asked. For desktops I use gnome or xcfe, but there are various options. Once you get it set up, you should be good to go and most any issue can be quickly solved with a decent LLM troubleshooting session. I've set up a few bargain thinkpads for non- or less-technical friends and generally the only friction is getting them to update the packages regularly.

Sorry to hear about your solar panels. Glad you reflected and decided to do what feels right to you & is aligned with your values. You have some cool stuff to share as you repair and reconnect your setup; I will certainly keep an eye out.