NEW ICON 🚀 #bitcoin #knots nostr:note1jq889f2s5zkej42qd2n7kus6xvswx0he4kg8hm22fdkkl7y2n00q4ep0cw

NEW ICON 🚀 #bitcoin #knots nostr:note1jq889f2s5zkej42qd2n7kus6xvswx0he4kg8hm22fdkkl7y2n00q4ep0cw

Wow you guys showed this post a lot of love. Homeschooling has been a very positive experience for our family, and I encourage any of you to consider it with your own kids if it’s an option. Several of the replies asked about our choice of curriculum. Rather than try to reply to each one individually, I’ll write up a post later talking about our approach and what we’ve used. nostr:nevent1qqspp6dc3ua9t97gy4zyz30jupzjpj2r9vpmv4prhtk46t2efp9emvgpzemhxue69uhhyetvv9ujuurjd9kkzmpwdejhgv3lmx6

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I can't wait until elon musk new phones come out and i will be definitely getting it when it comes out. I hate how people criticize elon because he is a good person and I support him and doge and he is helping a lot of people.

Correct.

🔐 The Quantum TLS Heist 🧵💸 Everyone’s still stuck thinking crime needs a hoodie and a hoodie needs a bank account. Meanwhile… I pwn TLS. I intercept the vault. I don’t need your grandma’s debit card — I own the session. No KYC. No AML. No bank flags. No compliance phone call. Just numba go missing — digitally, permanently, irreversibly. And when the pot’s mine? ⚡ Liquid swaps ⚡ CoinJoins ⚡ Monero mixers ⚡ Lightning exit ⚡ AI-generated KYC ghosts for legacy interfaces By the time compliance wakes up, I’m sipping yerba in Paraguay logged into a quantum-resilient wallet on a Faraday-caged Raspberry Pi. This isn’t a heist. This is a protocol upgrade. Some still think everything needs a bank. I just need a session key and a plan. #QuantumHeist #PostTLS #Bankless #ExitFiat #Bitcoin #CyberOps #FutureFinance #KYCResistance #LiquidLife #PrivacyTech #DigitalGhosts

🔐 The Quantum TLS Heist 🧵💸 Everyone’s still stuck thinking crime needs a hoodie and a hoodie needs a bank account. Meanwhile… I pwn TLS. I intercept the vault. I don’t need your grandma’s debit card — I own the session. No KYC. No AML. No bank flags. No compliance phone call. Just numba go missing — digitally, permanently, irreversibly. And when the pot’s mine? ⚡ Liquid swaps ⚡ CoinJoins ⚡ Monero mixers ⚡ Lightning exit ⚡ AI-generated KYC ghosts for legacy interfaces By the time compliance wakes up, I’m sipping yerba in Paraguay logged into a quantum-resilient wallet on a Faraday-caged Raspberry Pi. This isn’t a heist. This is a protocol upgrade. Some still think everything needs a bank. I just need a session key and a plan. #QuantumHeist #PostTLS #Bankless #ExitFiat #Bitcoin #CyberOps #FutureFinance #KYCResistance #LiquidLife #PrivacyTech #DigitalGhosts

"Truth about eCash" 🤣

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History repeats with one twist: #Bitcoin isn’t a bubble, it’s the pin that pops them all. #Bitcoin

History repeats with one twist: #Bitcoin isn’t a bubble, it’s the pin that pops them all. #Bitcoin

🦛 Being alone is important for self development. You don't need to be with other people all the time. การอยู่คนเดียว เป็นสิ่งสำคัญ กับการพัฒนาตัวเอง. คุณไม่จำเป็นต้องอยู่กับคนอื่น ตลอดเวลา. #nostr #damus #bitcoin #zapathon #zap #memestr #siamstr #grownostr #Azzamo #bullishbounty

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When you say multiple hundreds, let's say 600 transactions per tx, is that on average per 10m (per block), i.e. 1 tx/s? Are there other upper bounds (or isn't this one?)?

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It’s a lyric from a song

It’s a lyric from a song

No need for pedantism on a meme friend 😂

1.4万=100ドル近辺だからいいけどさあ、これなら風俗行く方がマシだわ

I'm the oracle granny knowing it all, but baking cookies.

You can just not update or use alternative software you like.

:cashu:

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