Just spoke with a guy at work who moved all his Bitcoin from holding it at home on a ledger to having it in an ETF. He glassed over and looked at me strangely when I told him he is better to hold it himself, but he was scared of having "that much money sitting in a draw at home". What's a good tutorial on bulletproof ways to secure your keys?

https://snapnostr.app/

Has anyone used a Bitcoin miner to make beef jerky?

Love your stuff. Keep up the good work. https://wavlake.com/track/0cd4cbc8-e8ef-4964-a952-e1c82b99f124

Friday night pizza. This is the best tasting pizza I have made in the ooni pizza oven. #foodstr

It would be cool if someone got Astral working for nostalgia.

Ouch

I have always lived on the east coast and rarely experience the sun slowly fading to red over the horizon. For me the sun just gets obscured by trees or mountains, then it's dark. There is something about the red light of the sun over the water that signals the end of the day and makes your body unwind and relax.

Great idea

Are these prices too stingy? My wife made a list for my daughter to earn pocket money. I don't think she realises that inflation affects pocket money and it isn't the 90's anymore 😂

Yes 💯

Maybe, I'll try

Would be good for when everyone is boosting the same post from jack 200 times in a row

You should probably also ask your girlfriend for a picture of her holding today's paper

It's hard to mix 80k Bitcoins though

Great book

How to you fix that?

Wicca, like Buddhism, Animism, and Pantheism, clearly reflects a belief in something beyond the material, a spiritual reality, a moral order, and reverence for life and nature. In that sense, yes, it belongs in the broader “believer” category far more than strict materialist atheism does. From a Christian perspective, I would still see a key difference. Budism and similar paths often draw meaning from nature, energy, and personal intuition, but they don’t appeal to a transcendent Creator who defines truth and goodness outside of us. Christianity teaches that human worth and moral order aren’t just felt or observed, they’re revealed by a personal God who made us in His image. That doesn’t mean Christians reject or devalue those who follow other paths, far from it. But we do see a difference in the foundation. It’s not just belief in something spiritual, but belief in Someone, a Creator who loves, commands, redeems, and invites. That’s what gives Christianity its distinct view on where meaning, dignity, and moral truth ultimately come from.

The most genocidal regimes of the 20th century, Stalin’s USSR, Mao’s China, Pol Pot’s Cambodia, were atheist. They didn’t just kill believers, they crushed the idea that human life has any inherent value. That’s the logical end of a worldview with no higher moral authority, no basis for human dignity beyond utility to the state. When there is no God, there is no grounding for why anyone, believer or not, deserves protection. History shows what happens when that void is filled by raw power.

I was surprised when he told me he used to, but stopped. If people don't hold their keys it increases the chances of a 6102 and fractional reserve, which ultimately hurt all bitcoiners. We need to do better at promoting self custody options that are pretty solid but achievable. I don't know of a resource to point him to. #asknostr

Yes, but there needs to be somewhere to point people to to set up a bit more piece of mind than a ledger in their draw without it seeming overwhelming.