Jonathan Pye-Finch

🚨WARNING 🚨 The NASDAQ has formed the Most beautiful DOUBLE TOP i have ever seen . The halley's comet takes 76 years to journey around the sun . A once in a life time opportunity . Was fortunate enough to witness it in 1986 . This ,my fellow traders, is one of those moments . Target 5000

Bald and Bankrupts new video is a grim but accurate view of the state of England. He's viewing the ruins at this point.

Fully self-sovereign is a Platonic ideal that can be approached asymptotically, but likely never actually reached in practice. Self-custodial base-layer bitcoin audited by one's own node is the closest. However, if someone runs their own bitcoin node and self-custodies their own coins, but hasn't reviewed every line of code, are they self-sovereign, or are they trusting others to some degree and thus giving up some aspect of their sovereignty? And even if you did review every line of code, are you sure you haven't missed a bug, in a world where even the best computer scientists can (and have) missed bugs? And then the next question is one of purpose. Self-sovereignty for its own sake, or to fulfill a practical function (making oneself rug-resistant in terms of savings and censorship-resistant in terms of payments). A large corporation that distributes cash reserves among several banks can still have all of its cash frozen by one centralized court order. Or can get rugged by the central bank that all of those banks tie into. But if you have money spread out among chaumian mints (not just put in one federated chaumian mint but actually spread out among several different mints), then not only do you spread out risk, but there's not necessarily any one entity that can identity where your funds are or how much you have. And then if you can economically afford a UTXO, it makes sense to pull savings to the base layer. And that can work on Bitcoin as it is now. If people want other solutions, they need to develop them or Bitcoin needs to be changed w/ a fork of some type. And those solutions will likely still have sovereignty limits at some point on the asymptotic approach towards the Platonic ideal.

$1M BTC, not crazy

A concerned citizen called the Miami Seaquarium to ask about the fate of Li’i, their elderly dolphin living in solitary confinement and in ever deteriorating conditions. Their answer was telling.

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@benmckenna Not enough people realise the seriousness of the situation, as our media and Govt cover it up for the billionaire investors. But look at the UN for the truth. By the end of this century - “human life itself will be unrecognisable.” - UN ohchr.org/en/statements/…

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@browsercompany Zaps is for Nostr only!

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The canal and surrounds are looking amazing in Greenford at the moment. We cleared just one bag of rubbish, mostly it was bags from the water. We think people are finally respecting this space and nature is certainly enjoying it

@Tim_Janes Crankset and wheels seem round enough

I really can't justify buying any more bikes 🚴‍♀️. The garage is full. So now I'm just filling my virtual garage with #midjourney creations instead. Not sure how those forks will hold up.

@Raverrevolution @danheld links are not equivalent to images

@danheld What happens if someone decides to upload child porn on ordinals? Wouldn't that literally take everything down?

If you want to censor valid transactions on Bitcoin, you’re definitely not Bitcoiner.

@raw_avocado @heSAYSuh yep will have to prune will be an easy excuse to close down any bitcoin mining company

@JonPyeFinch @heSAYSuh No one is forcing anyone to run nodes. You should run a node if you need to. Of coure cp is bad, who would not agree with that? But there is a very big danger in trying to dictate what data is allowed and what is not. The main propriety here is censorship rezistnace.

Initially i did not care that much for Ordinals, but now because everyone hates them I'm a Ordinal maximalist. You pay the fee you get in the block. End of story. Censor your mother if you want to censor.

@raw_avocado @heSAYSuh you would have a hard drive in your house with cp on it... so why would anyone run a full node?

@heSAYSuh @JonPyeFinch Its illegal to hack into somoeones computer. Both of the things mentioned are illegal, so why in your hypotetical the hacking part is not without consequence.

@josibake @josibake Q. what happens when just one illegal image gets added. Then everyones little node is hosting it and now liable?

@giuliofagiolini ... NOSTR

if you check the answers surfaced below this tweet you’ll also understand why he’s shipping what he’s shipping

@umbrel pretty please

no one: absolutely no one: y’all: nostr wen? wen nostr?

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