I miss the peaceful time of when I was only stacking with a daily DCA plan. I was calm, I was focused and determined. Then I got myself into yield-stuff, buying the dips only now and then and the last straw was when I had to topple my collateral in a Bitcoin loan on Firefish.io yesterday. Back to the roots I guess. #bitcoin #calm #dca #grownostr

I’ve been to Dinosauria Prague with my kids because my son is obviously loving them as much as any other kid in his age. Even though it’s the modern private museum which I tipically doesn’t enjoy as much - mainly from plain price/value ration, this one was especially good. Well worth the money in my opinion. #tripstr #family #dinosaurs #dinosauria #prague #museum #dadstr #parentstr #grownostr

Shitposting - need to free some space in a phone.

Just lost 1.7 BTC. Almost all I had. Yield. Greed. As always. Not your keys, not your coins. As always. Please don’t be me. I knew all the risk, still went for it. Dumbass. #bitcoin #btc #yield #finance #grownostr

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Flat earth.

Same feeling. I mean, it’s ok to be suspicious… but to trust nothing and question everything beyond retardement is not the way.

You too. It’s a life changing experience, to bury a child that was supposed to outlive you. Stay strong.

Appreciate the thought. It was a huge blow to our family, but I am still amazed by how well we were able to get trough this. Doesn’t mean it doesn’t hurt. But it’s bearable.

My 2025 in a nutshell. Lost a son. Lost a job. Lost 1.7 BTC. Man, I’ve got enough lemonade to open a global brand and end up being No. 1 in the first year.

That’s fucking hilarious, I hope she got a raise.

State of Mind - mini game review 🎮 available on all platforms, reviewed for Nintendo Switch Price: ~15 €, discounted ~ 7 € After enthusiastically finishing Detroit: Become Human, I picked up State of Mind on sale. It obviously doesn’t come close to the same production values, and in terms of gameplay it can feel quite shallow — especially when compared to its more famous competitor — yet it still has something to offer. Most notably, that something is the story. It unfolds over roughly 8–10 hours of gameplay and begins in a fairly unassuming way, with Richard Nolan waking up in a hospital after a serious car accident. Richard is grumpy and arguably one of the least likable protagonists in recent years — but he has his reasons. When a second character, Adam Newman, enters the scene with a very similar car accident experience, the player may start to suspect that something isn’t quite as it seems at first glance. Before long, the narrative accelerates into a story full of ethically questionable corporate behavior, robotization, the loss of humanity, and attempts to preserve it — sometimes at any cost. The gameplay itself is the weaker part of the experience. Most activities are limited to reading logs, combining a small number of items, and finding the single correct sequence of actions. Thanks to this stripped-down design, however, it’s difficult to get truly stuck. Dialogue choices also tend to have little impact on the outcome — at least until the very end. As a result, the story is clearly the main driving force. It’s provocative, fairly original, and ultimately capable of confronting the player with difficult moral choices. And Richard, too, gets his chance at redemption. Story: 8/10 Stylization: 7/10 Gameplay: 5/10 Let me know if you’d like to see more content like this. #gamestr #game #gaming #pc #xbox #switch #ps #grownostr

State of Mind - mini game review 🎮 available on all platforms My review: Nintendo Switch Price ~ 15 €, discounted ~ 5-7 € After enthusiastically finishing Detroit: Become Human, I picked up State of Mind on sale. It obviously doesn’t come close to the same production values, and in terms of gameplay it can feel quite shallow — especially when compared to its more famous competitor — yet it still has something to offer. Most notably, that something is the story. It unfolds over roughly 8–10 hours of gameplay and begins in a fairly unassuming way, with Richard Nolan waking up in a hospital after a serious car accident. Richard is grumpy and arguably one of the least likable protagonists in recent years — but he has his reasons. When a second character, Adam Newman, enters the scene with a very similar car accident experience, the player may start to suspect that something isn’t quite as it seems at first glance. Before long, the narrative accelerates into a story full of ethically questionable corporate behavior, robotization, the loss of humanity, and attempts to preserve it — sometimes at any cost. The gameplay itself is the weaker part of the experience. Most activities are limited to reading logs, combining a small number of items, and finding the single correct sequence of actions. Thanks to this stripped-down design, however, it’s difficult to get truly stuck. Dialogue choices also tend to have little impact on the outcome — at least until the very end. As a result, the story is clearly the main driving force. It’s provocative, fairly original, and ultimately capable of confronting the player with difficult moral choices. And Richard, too, gets his chance at redemption. Story: 8/10 Stylization: 7/10 Gameplay: 5/10 Let me know if you’d like to see more content like this #gaming #games #gamestr #grownostr #content #ps #pc #switch #xbox

Not really. I just go slow/careful with first one or two meals to avoid any disturbance to the gut… but any than that, I don’t have any strong recommendations.