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Been about two weeks to download 84500 blocks of the blockchain, index, and synch fulcrum over tor behind a vpn. Will probably be another week before fully up to date. Get your full nodes in order. All these 1TB nodes will need to be updated. Everyone should be enjoying the sweet freedom of verifying their holdings against their node.
nothing seems off to me
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wait, what do you mean it's fake?
Nah you interact with people all the time šŸ˜‚šŸ«‚
The levels of ā€œReeeeeee!!!ā€ in here today reminded me of Twitter. NPC mob acceptance seeking kind of behavior. And infloooencers trying to capitalize on it for clout. Healthy reality check. 🤷
Don't taunt my boy. He is just doing what is promised on the box.
Yes, I’m currently working on a native Nostr signer on iOS. I’ve paused most of my other Nostr work to do this.
need to get some over/under bets going for the free ross thing
I love stacking sats AFTER a #Bitcoin All time high. All those fiat cuck traders taking profit, while Im picking up those cheap sats
keep the people in power accountable and in check
Putting An End To Trump Derangement Syndrome Putting An End To Trump Derangement Syndrome https://www.realclearpolitics.com/articles/2025/01/20/putting_an_end_to_trump_derangement_syndrome_152221.html My name is Peder and I suffer from Trump Derangement Syndrome. https://cms.zerohedge.com/s3/files/inline-images/675561_6.jpg?itok=K4JvemmY My case is not full-blown – I don’t contend that the incoming president is a fascist bent on suspending elections, jailing his enemies, and otherwise erasing our constitutional republic. I find claims that he is a sexual predator as risible as the argument that he launched a coup on Jan. 6, 2021. I gleefully whack-a-mole all the whack-doodle fantasies that pass as conventional wisdom among progressives and conservative Never Trumpers. And yet, because it is more mild and subtle, my TDS may be more dangerous. Even though I generally support Donald Trump’s policies, I accepted the idea that he is beyond the pale. I agreed that his aggressive tweets, coarse language, and addiction to hyperbole were windows into a damaged soul.Ā He just can’t help himself. I wished that the Republicans had somebody, anybody else to stand up against the Democrats because Trump seemed to lack the temperament and, yes, the character, to be president. These critiques are not pulled from thin air. Trump is Trump. My mistake was transforming these complaints into condemnation, defining the man by his off-putting traits instead of his manifest gifts. More disturbingly, I probably took this line to prove to his unhinged haters that I had not drunk the orange Kool-Aid. Not my finest hour. I offer this confession both to clear my conscience and to offer this message to other Trump supporters who might have a whiff of TDS: Stop! Our embrace of false narratives about Trump’s character gives them credence. It is a major reason why he didn’t defeat the ineffable unqualified Kamala Harris by an even larger margin and why his job approval ratings aren’t higher. They serve as springboard for more extreme attacks against him.Ā Look, even his supporters think he’s off. Going forward, such wobbly support may undercut his ability to govern. We must continue to criticize him robustly when it is warranted, and those occasions will surely arise. And if there are people out there who think Trump’s perfect, I haven’t met them. But we must stop casting his all-too-human foibles as signs of something sinister. Instead of trying to brush off the character argument, we should transform it. Donald Trump possesses a quality that has been in short supply in American politics and culture: courage. This great strength is one source of the enmity against him. Recall that Trump was an accepted member of elite circles for much of his life – Bill and Hillary Clinton attended hisĀ https://www.politifact.com/factchecks/2015/jul/21/carlos-curbelo/clintons-really-did-attend-donald-trumps-2005-wedd/ . Then, suddenly, he became a pariah in 2015 when he threw his hat into the ring and dared to challenge the assumptions of the ruling class. Trump called out business leaders and politicians from both parties for policies and practices that seemed to line their pockets at the expense of average Americans: dubious trade deals with the repressive Chinese government; a lax approach to immigration that undercut working class jobs and wages; security arrangements that allowed NATO allies to free-ride on American taxpayers for their military defense. He was an outlier, eager to challenge decades of beltline wisdom. He was a disruptor, determined to shake up a system in which consensus had smothered accountability. He was a powerful voice of dissent against a government where people got ahead by ignoring the hard questions. In a final insult, he became a symbol of our still vibrant democracy by winning not one, but two elections despite the visceral, intense, and highly organized opposition of the powers that be. These were the real sins his enemies could not and will not forgive. In the face of relentless and unfair attacks, most people would have buckled. It would have been so much easier to play ball. Trump, instead, stuck by his guns. The courage he displayed after an assassin came within in a whisker of taking his life last summer was a true reflection of his abiding character. The opposition to Trump will not fade during the next four years. Those who cheered the Biden administration as it opened the borders, defied the courts, and censored critics will continue to claim that Trump poses a singular threat to our Republic. Their fraudulence may be clear for all to see, but their case of Trump Derangement Syndrome seems too far gone to repair. As we turn a new page in our nation’s history, I am filled with hope because I see that we once again have a president with the character to provide the leadership we need. https://cms.zerohedge.com/users/tyler-durden Mon, 01/20/2025 - 23:45 https://www.zerohedge.com/political/putting-end-trump-derangement-syndrome
it seems like she gets better engagement there
yes
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No worries.
I’m literally so excited šŸ˜‚šŸ«‚
I don’t think nostr:npub1aftmyhm62lrp6lwsha3yzyjy5kqdvuy7g23qg28a8q0cnmudv0ds0sdcke missed anything
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I’m falling asleep to your and your husband’s voice
A painting. It went well.
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