My top 3 cheeses: 1. 10 year aged cheddar 2. Cave aged gruyere 3. Stadium nacho, aka, artificially cheese flavored product. This is not a joke.

I don't think bip110 improves bitcoin in any way, even though it's in the name. It's temporary and isn't improving on any existing problem. What am I missing? Improvements should be permanent.

A whip is leather. Organic material, especially the fat and skin, is built by an organism storing energy into it.

The moment states stopped being sovereign is when it started.

I thought something like this might work as well, but the plan is made complicated by the fact that you can't know if a later block is valid until everything it depends on is validated. It might become a memory or db complicated problem as you try to manage which blocks are valid and which blocks you can't yet finish validating.

Emerald city, ruby slippers. It's like gold and silver. iirc, emerald and ruby are just types of alexandrite.

This isn't what I have observed on my CPU reading and is it really true that the entire verification process is single threaded? Seems like their might be some nuance to it. See the "-par=" configuration option. I think it's just script verification for a single coin that must be single threaded. If not, what am I misunderstanding about that option?

Zero effort to curate décor and atmosphere. Even when they do, it's the same generic stuff as anywhere else.

It's almost like some of the buttcoiners were kayfabe.

Ruby was an upgrade

I'm not buying platonic arguments for bitcoin.

Anything that Satan would want.

New IM album just released #psytrance https://tidal.com/track/493277309/u

I wish profiles were cached. Fetching them goes annoyingly slow or sometimes never. I know it's a local storage consideration, but I'm willing to devote a lot. Maybe local storage size could also be a setting.

Bitcoin can't be forked. Longest chain with the most proof of work is bitcoin. It's in the white paper. People try to make that more complex than it is. Bitcoin never was forked if you follow the rules of bitcoin. Scammers would have people believe otherwise.

Metals. I don't understand. You get the metal. You can't do anything with it. You can't travel with it. And then getting rid of it is a chore.

MicroG provides you a layer of privacy because you don't need to log into a Google account to use some of the Play Services API and you can control what is used. I understand Google might still build profiles for fingerprinted devices even if you turn in MicroG features that call it, but is it more private than Graphene's supported method of just using a sandboxes GPS which requires a Google account?

I'm confused at why GrapheneOS doesn't offer microG as an alternative to their sandboxed GPS. I understand their reasoning, that spoofed keys don't let you verify apps or something, but it seems a valid tradeoff to trade some security for additional privacy if you trust your own verification methods.

S5. E25. The Inner Light.