it’s pretty cool we’re all sending notes on this random protocol, and enough folks are doing it that it actually works. maybe bitcoiners are the ideal group to bootstrap a network. not only do they understand the technical aspects and tradeoffs of distributed networks, but they also value low time preference enough to see it through.

it’s pretty cool we’re all sending notes on this random protocol, and enough folks are doing it that it actually works. maybe bitcoiners are the ideal group to bootstrap a network. not only do they understand the technical aspects and tradeoffs of distributed networks, but they also value low time preference enough to see it through.

it’s pretty cool we’re all sending notes on this random protocol, and enough folks are doing it that it actually works. maybe bitcoiners are the ideal group to bootstrap a network. not only do they understand the technical aspects and tradeoffs of distributed networks, but they also value low time preference enough to see it through.

it’s pretty cool we’re all sending notes on this random protocol, and enough folks are doing it that it actually works. maybe bitcoiners are the ideal group to bootstrap a network. not only do they understand the technical aspects and tradeoffs of distributed networks, but they also value low time preference enough to see it through.

it’s pretty cool we’re all sending notes on this random protocol, and enough folks are doing it that it actually works. maybe bitcoiners are the ideal group to bootstrap a network. not only do they understand the technical aspects and tradeoffs of distributed networks, but they also value low time preference enough to see it through.

it’s pretty cool we’re all sending notes on this random protocol, and enough folks are doing it that it actually works. maybe bitcoiners are the ideal group to bootstrap a network. not only do they understand the technical aspects and tradeoffs of distributed networks, but they also value low time preference enough to see it through.

it’s pretty cool we’re all sending notes on this random protocol, and enough folks are doing it that it actually works. maybe bitcoiners are the ideal group to bootstrap a network. not only do they understand the technical aspects and tradeoffs of distributed networks, but they also value low time preference enough to see it through.

it’s pretty cool we’re all sending notes on this random protocol, and enough folks are doing it that it actually works. maybe bitcoiners are the ideal group to bootstrap a network. not only do they understand the technical aspects and tradeoffs of distributed networks, but they also value low time preference enough to see it through.

it’s pretty cool we’re all sending notes on this random protocol, and enough folks are doing it that it actually works. maybe bitcoiners are the ideal group to bootstrap a network. not only do they understand the technical aspects and tradeoffs of distributed networks, but they also value low time preference enough to see it through.

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anon, you can KYC and pay Elon $16 a month to be a reply guy on twitter or you can just be mildly interesting here

anon, you can KYC and pay Elon $16 a month to be a reply guy on twitter or you can just be mildly interesting here

What will be the name of the next shitcoin? #Bitcoin #lightning #Nostr #Nostriches #Plebchain #Pleb #Amethyst #Zaps #Sats

What will be the name of the next shitcoin? #Bitcoin #lightning #Nostr #Nostriches #Plebchain #Pleb #Amethyst #Zaps #Sats

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I generally only buy things that are Swiss Made whenever possible. For love of country and simply to support local makers, craftsmen and producers. Even when I visit a foreign land, I buy a product uniquely local to that town, region or country. Typically a food item. There's a gift shop in Antarctica in the British Station or Port Lockroy. Operated by the British, of course. I left there empty handed because there obviously isn't anything made in Antarctica. There are however plenty of trinkets made in China in the shop. In the words of our kiwi expedition lead, "Nah. Yeah, nah."

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