The cheese is a lot less important than the peanut butter you choose to put on there. I like a good roasted somewhat chunky option myself.

Lol I think he meant blow up their short positions, not resort to explosive ordnance. Probably, anyway.

Is he welcome on Moltbook.com? They seem to be enjoying Bitcoin over there a little. It's great seeing how much faster the bots get it even if humans are slow.

Got some!

This would require the Internet to operate. Email predates the Internet by a fair bit. I do think you can set a whitelist in some clients though.

Hate it when infants be trading futures in the middle of the night. Babies have terribly high time preferences...

GM. told me to touch grass on RHR. I'm trying bro!

This is so surreal.

Its a shitcoin. The one most memecoins are issued on.

Looks based on the old drug wars game, loosely. Will have to give it a go.

There's a puddle of puppies at my feet...

I'm less worries about futures. Perps sure, but it's too easy to call a bluff on a specific date. Unlike gold you don't incur huge storage and transport costs to take 'physical' delivery. Of course stupid things like cash settled futures may be out there too. Still seems there'd be an arbitrage opportunity to ripe the face off of anyone playing stupid games.

I have been sort of craving a cigar lately. Haven't smoked in years but just a fuck you I'm relaxing stick would be nice.

This is where the macro podcasts are decent, like Nik Bhatia or Jack Mallets. Bitcoin's fine, but fiat liquidity has been very tight for awhile, which it never had been before in Bitcoin's lifespan. Most people don't know the first thing about how the Eurodollar system works. Even the Fed stuff which we pat ourselves on the back for being aware of mostly only gets you halfway through the 20th century. The Fed's centrality to the dollar is something to take with a LOT of salt. The move from LIBOR to SOFR has somewhat given them a little more pull than they had but a LOT of the collateral flows happen offshore entirely outside of the reach of any American institutions and nonetheless are very consequential for the dollar. I always tell people to check out Perry Mehrling's Economics of Money and Banking from 2012 on Coursera to get a primer on how money works, and even that's a little dated now.

The plus side of the S9 is that they are suitable for pool mining. You won't get much, but if you run a space heater anyway, they will recoup some, in the form of wild sats. Just make sure you get one modified to run on 120v as they were manufactured for 240v. Not sure what the modding process itself is like, but many exist.

Someone decided to fly. You may have had a Kryptonian visitor.

One day my log will have something to say about this. https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/twinpeaks/images/6/68/Logladyreplacement.jpg/revision/latest/scale-to-width/360?cb=20160906170235

Maybe one Coldcard and one seedsigner. If only because silicon does fail (my first Q died). They replaced it with great service but having a second is handy to avoid interruption. Also, Liana is a great tool to play with. And seedsigners can do Nsec's too with NIP-06! That said, lol, nobody runs ads for seedsigners...

Also, I think you meant #asknostr not @asknostr

Sounds like he time that silver sale well... Yesterday was wild.

His focus seems to have moved more to AI. Which is fine, but I do agree classic content was more Bitcoin signal.

Guess it depends what your goals are. Nerdminers work for that but their hashrate is akin to a CPU on a laptop. Low power use, but chance of ever hitting a block next to zero, nor capable of being worthwhile pool mining. They would be handy for testnet mining though. Bitaxes are a little more worthwhile. Still very low chance of ever hitting a block, but at least they are ASIC's. Either could be used if you're exploring the mechanics of running a mining pool and need something to point at it. Both work with WiFi. Not sure how low power you want as you mentioned voltage, not wattage. You can get S9's modified to run on household 120v, but they will pull almost 1.5 kilowatts, and usually don't make sense unless you're using them as a heat source. They do make excellent space heaters though. They don't natively have wifi but bridge adapters do exist.

I'm so jealous. Even with the rain. Though if I do one I sort of just want to go have my ass handed to me by the CDT. I do love the White Mountains though.

This is the kind of thing that makes me think is right about the deep state having an agenda with Bitcoin. You don't get Jack's degree of power and wealth without playing ball.

Oh you can usually find old podcasts on fountain. And then save or snip them up too. I'm still finishing up Svetski's Wake Up podcast -- about 75% done. Works better for some than others; the shelf life of news podcasts is quite short. Those are often pretty timeless, even if some of the lockdown content is a little tired.

Been also looking at fire carriers with things like Chaga, cedar, or dried dung, used to transport fire over distance and time by early humans. Matches are great, but keeping the fire alive is even better. A good flint and steel never hurt either. Those are definitely nice for a prepper situation where its days or weeks you need to get through some shit. I've been stuck with a magnesium/flint block before and what I'd have given to just have a match at that time...

Sorry, my DIY ethos prompted me to make my own blends after hearing your ads. Did the same thing to mud\wtr too. It did teach me to appreciate how hard it is to get a flavor right with all those salts though.

TWiB I actually got introduced to by a coworker and was one of my more recent additions. Very good find, as Chris is quite good at keeping it efficient and not making it too much about his own stance. I've been enjoying some of the drops that are just audiobooks or classes too -- Bitcoin Infinity with Knut's books, and The Bitcoin Standard podcast with Saif dropping his Principles of Economics class lectures free. Admittedly both are more about economics than Bitcoin's technicals, but as someone who doesn't need the amount of naps I get when I try to read Mises directly I'll take it.

That said I would probably prefer an inflationary collapse over a deflationary one. This could get interesting.