Could you give us some beginners tips for trying OpenClaw. In a FOSS way, what’s a safe way to play with this without losing the farm. I was thinking of spinning it up on an old Raspberry Pi 4 I’m not using. How do you think that would work? I’d like to play around with this but aren’t quite ready to unleash it on my main computers. Thanks. https://fountain.fm/episode/DuEsFuxQuEdGNcZLv5FM

Part 2… When sentiment is low (and fuck me, it is as low as I have ever seen it), my happy place is a deep technical rabbit hole. When the price is crashing or the sky falling in, work on your skills and learn new things. Like running your own node on a self hosted Linux server. This week I’m hardening my node and learning all about reverse proxies. It really is the gift that keeps on giving and if you don’t get rich off Bitcoin, you’ll have some valuable skills to hit the job market with! https://fountain.fm/episode/aUueRBq6vLKdbk5Bw66d

Bitcoin meetups and events are the best. Meeting other Bitcoiners IRL is like being reunited with old friends. I attend all the meetups and events I can and even travel to some. I would definitely attend a TWIB event. Thanks for the quality content every week, and for the laughs too! Gotta keep smiling (and stacking) through the bear :) https://fountain.fm/episode/aUueRBq6vLKdbk5Bw66d

I listened to your summary of OpenClaw on LUP (3 times actually to get my head around it!). What’s your take on the Bitcoin angle here? With agents talking and dealing with each other autonomously, how does Bitcoin fit in to this? We’ve heard that AI agents can’t use fiat, and Bitcoin keys and wallets can be generated and used by agents, is this the moment we actually see this happen? Would love to hear your thoughts on this. https://fountain.fm/episode/HylzhXZwygZVlobhBA5a

I wonder if a V4V model would work for Bitcoin educational content? Someone creates a guide for TWIB, if people find value they boost or zap, and the Sats are split between the creator, TWIB and the platform. Kind of like outsourcing the creation of educational content but with zero risk to you. I haven’t seen this model live in the wild but wondered if it could work. What do you think? https://fountain.fm/episode/5QJuJ1C2pOE26U8GIvDs

Part 2: Do you see any opportunities in the Bitcoin education space through TWIB? Memberships and courses, educational content? And are there any ways to “open source” any of this via V4V community contributions or something like that? I see why you’ve done with Linux Unplugged and wonder if it’s possible to do a TWIB version of this. Anyway, some thoughts to ponder. Your show drops on Thursday in my part of the world, and I always look forward to “TWIB Thursdays” now. https://fountain.fm/episode/1HyiMFE9Tb7iXcwIGVoj

Hey Chris It was interesting to hear you say that you look at each of your shows as businesses. Tell us more about the vision for TWIB. Do you see it following the same path as LUP, with V4V, memberships and bonus content, but no paid ads? Are there other unique things you’re considering for TWIB? TBC in the next boost. https://fountain.fm/episode/1HyiMFE9Tb7iXcwIGVoj