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@spikey_crypto You mean burning other people's coins but not yours, right?

At some point, $LUNC will need huge burns or time. It’s simple math: there is a market cap ceiling somewhere. But with burning, we don’t have to reach a huge market cap like $40B+; we can reach $0.01 or more with a smaller market cap thanks to burning. Now imagine when $LUNC joins the top 50 and then the top 30 cryptos in the world. The volume will be insane, maybe even $500M or more daily. This is where it gets interesting. We will be burning so many tokens that the price will keep increasing while the market cap stays the same. This means there’s no ceiling for LUNA Classic.

@bryan_johnson You must be fun at gangbangs

Many of you seem to be interested in oral sex. As your unc, let’s make sure you do it safely. Protocol below. Have fun licking, friends. [Before oral sex] + Get tested. List below + Get vaccinated. List below + Wash hands + Brush & floss 60 min before + Avoid cleaning teeth right before + Avoid mouthwash + No active cold sores or ulcers + No gum bleeding + No fresh dental work + No recent oral piercing + Trim fingernails + Check genitals for infection + Learn your partner’s protocol [During oral sex] + Avoid anal to vaginal transitions + If not tested or vaccinated: dental dam (vaginal oral sex) and condom (penile oral sex). + Avoid ejaculation in mouth if STI status isn't fully cleared. [After oral sex] + Rinse mouth with water + Wait 30 min before brushing teeth + Monitor symptoms + Get retested + Abstain until test results return [Tests, male + female] + HIV + Syphilis + Hepatitis B + Hepatitis C + Gonorrhea + Chlamydia + HSV-1 + HSV-2 [Tests, female specific] + Cervical screening (Pap / HPV) + Trichomonas (NAAT test) + Vaginal pH + Bacterial vaginosis panel (vaginal microbiome) [Vaccinations] + HPV (9-valent) + Hepatitis B + Hepatitis A HPV-related mouth and throat cancer is now more common than cervical cancer in the US. Cases roughly tripled from 2000 to 2017, and oral sex is the main way it spreads. About 80 million Americans currently have HPV. Take care of yourself and your loved ones by getting tested.

@RobinSeyr 1.058 million.

US Officer: Why are you here? Me: Bitcoin Conference. US Officer: Ohh. How many do you have? What would you have answered? (Wrong answers only!)

@YuteMcSpod @wonky_veg @thetrainline Indians on chat support, pretending to speak your language using AI translation, copy pasting corporate BS about how they understand your frustration, while not solving your problem just like an AI chatbot.

@wonky_veg @thetrainline Is there anything worse than an AI chatbot…

hi @thetrainline

@LelloucheNico @Jlngi_ Journalistes incultes, et même pas bilingues pour la plupart.

@Jlngi_ Donc pourquoi cette confusion existe en France ? :D

Vraie question : pourquoi autant de médias traduisent « CEO » en « PDG » ? On m'a toujours appris que ce n'était pas la même chose : - CEO = DG (directeur général) - Chairman = P (président du conseil d'administration) On peut être les deux, mais ce n'est pas le cas de John Ternus qui ne sera que le DG (et Tim Cook sera le président d'ailleurs). Mark Zuckerberg est PDG par exemple : il dirige Meta et préside son conseil d'administration. C'est moi qui me trompe ou il y a une grosse confusion en France y compris dans des médias comme Le Parisien ou Le Monde ? Je vois beaucoup l'usage le terme PDG depuis hier.

@vahphor It's literally Rainwater.

@lopp @sharpone74 Please warn us when it will be up for debate so we can reject it at the appropriate time.

@sharpone74 They're rejecting a ghost; it's not even up for debate at the moment. Slow news day, I guess.

Thoughts on BIP-361: * I know folks don't like it. I don't like it myself. I wrote it because I like the alternative even less. * It isn't a spec, nor is it proposed for activation. It's a rough idea for a contingency plan that needs more R&D. * I hope it never needs to be considered for adoption. * Ultimately, my thesis is that in the face of existential threat, individual economic incentives outweigh philosophical principles.

@clem_garin Vivement la comédie musicale...

🎬🙄 𝐈𝐍𝐅𝐎 𝐂𝐆𝐓𝐕. "𝐌'𝐞𝐧𝐝𝐨𝐫𝐬 𝐩𝐚𝐬" : 𝐓𝐅𝟏 𝐩𝐫𝐞́𝐩𝐚𝐫𝐞 𝐮𝐧 𝐭𝐞́𝐥𝐞́𝐟𝐢𝐥𝐦 𝐬𝐮𝐫 𝐆𝐢𝐬𝐞̀𝐥𝐞 𝐏𝐞́𝐥𝐢𝐜𝐨𝐭 𝐞𝐭 𝐥𝐞𝐬 𝐯𝐢𝐨𝐥𝐬 𝐝𝐞 𝐌𝐚𝐳𝐚𝐧 Myriam Vinocour, déjà à l'origine de l'adaptation de "L'affaire Laura Stern" pour France 2, développe un unitaire sur les viols de Mazan pour #TF1. Le tournage est prévu cet été, dans les Bouches-du-Rhône, pour une diffusion prévue la saison prochaine. Mais quels acteurs vont accepter d'incarner Dominique Pélicot et Gisèle Pélicot ? 👉 clemgarin.substack.com/p/info-cgtv-me…

@Dr_TheHistories On the next day he got a keyboard and started typing "jeevacation"

President Clinton gets a new computer for the Oval Office. The first web page he visits is The White House’s site. The White House launched its official website, WhiteHouse.gov, in October 1994, making it one of the earliest government sites on the internet. During the Clinton administration, the federal government began expanding its digital presence, using the web to publish speeches, policy updates, and public information directly to citizens. At the time, internet access in the United States was still limited,fewer than 20% of Americans were online in the mid-1990s. Early web pages were simple, text-heavy, and slow to load compared to modern standards, but they marked a major shift in how governments communicated with the public. Clinton’s adoption of internet technology in the Oval Office reflected a broader push toward modernization and digital transparency in government operations. By the end of Clinton’s presidency in 2001, roughly 50% of U.S. households had internet access, illustrating the rapid growth of the web during that decade. © Reddit #drthehistories

@alexboge We did lose the balls, though.

No one ever said we “lost the technology” to go back to the Moon. That’s not what Don Pettit said in a 2016 interview. What he actually said was: “I’d go to the Moon in a nanosecond. The problem is we don’t have the technology to do that anymore. We used to, but we destroyed that technology and it’s a painful process to build it back again.” And the honest response to that is: So what? He said this decades after the Apollo program - after we had already gone to the Moon six times and landed twelve men on the surface. His comment has absolutely no bearing on whether those missions happened. What he meant is straightforward: The factories were shut down. The tooling and molds were scrapped. The materials became obsolete. The engineers and technicians moved on. The contractors moved on. We didn’t lose the physics. We didn’t forget how rockets work. We lost the industrial ecosystem that made something like the Saturn V possible at that moment in time. You can’t just snap your fingers and build another one. That’s all he meant. By 2016, we had: • gone to the Moon 6 times • landed 12 humans on its surface • built and operated over 10 space stations • maintained a permanently inhabited laboratory in orbit for over 15 years - the International Space Station (later joined by China’s crewed station, Tiangong space station) …and that’s when he said it’s a painful process to build it back again. So again: That quote clearly doesn’t mean what they pretend it means. Gotta Lie To Deny

@Fly_Airlink You are a shit airline and I'm going to sue you. Your plane turned around and landed back in JNB and now you are providing no food or accommodation, just left us for dead in the terminal. You will pay for that.

Worst example of enshitification of a company is @bookingcom Used to have excellent customer service back in 2016/2017, now they leave you for dead anywhere in the world.

@bookingcom You abandoned me in a foreign country by cancelling my flights and you refuse to refund it fully. Fucking piece of shit company. 10 years of being a loyal customer. I'm done, and I will encourage everyone I know to do the same. Fuck you!

@BorisJohnson We are governed by imbeciles, episode 21000000.

I've long suspected Bitcoin is a giant Ponzi scheme and now I'm hearing tales of woe that make me fear I'm right. mol.im/a/15643681

@relai_app The Timon & Pumbaa of inflation.

Name this Duo. The best 3 replies get a Relai hoodie.

@michelleolipha1 And to be clear, the UTXOs are the pieces of bread that are added to your wallet each time you receive BTC in a transaction. Your wallet "contains" a collection of UTXOs.

@michelleolipha1 Filling your wallet with BTC is not like filling a liquid tank. It's more like adding a piece of bread in a basket, one for each transaction. Come the day you want to move (spend) it. It's more difficult (costly) to move a collection of breadcrumbs than one solid piece of bread.

I’m trying to deepen my knowledge and understanding of Bitcoin. There is one thing I don’t fully understand. Can someone give me a simple explanation of the mechanics of UTXOs and why I need to know it?

@michelleolipha1 If a breadcrumb is too small, it might cost more (money or energy) to move it than the breadcrumb is worth. Don't make too small transactions (<0.005 BTC?) onchain. When fees are low, you can consolidate your UTXOs by sending your full balance to yourself.

@DevveSquad100x @kkopzoo The real name is written in Thai, whatever sounds like it in English goes, there is no fixed spelling.

@kkopzoo why do you say jona on x but jonah on facebook please? Or we can use both name?

@BitcoinMagazine This afternoon 😎🇹🇭

Giant #Bitcoin halving countdown clock spotted in a major city in Thailand 🔥