This is worth your sats,

Sure, Bitcoin is digital freedom. But I am sure you thought about where we're heading. By the end of this year, half of the planet could have a digital ID embedded within their OS: mobile, desktop, everywhere. Sure thing, a digital wallet will follow suit. Fast forward 10 years from now, what happens when you can't access technology that relies on the internet or a computer? If those dependencies are gated, what then? To be honest, I do use GrapheneOS, but my government still has guns. It seems we are moving toward a future where everyday devices and technology become increasingly limited or very hard to access. I'd love to have a genuine, curious discussion about this with you all.

Long before Pepe was a thing, William J. Kolomyjec (b. 1947) got inspired by his friend Charles Csuri and came up with the idea of Frog Pong. Coded in FORTRAN on a CDC 6500 mainframe (super) computer and plotted out a Calcomp 936 drum plotter at Michigan State University during the artist's MFA/PhD studies. 🐸🐸🐸

I can't believe Simon Nixon couldn't care to get on NOSTR.