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@RyanEls4 That's why I am using nix instead..

You should use Docker, it is really light weight 😏

American builders should not have to move to Singapore or Switzerland to know what the rules are. The Clarity Act fixes that.

@BBCNews Perhaps his religious beliefs permit him to carry a knife in public areas.

Starmer calls Belfast knife attack 'horrific' as he thanks public for intervening bbc.in/4ulciEf

Great to meet Katie Shockley from Wheatland, Wyoming, who was here in D.C. for the NCBA's Young Cattlemen's Conference! Katie comes from a family cattle and farming operation and holds a master's in Agricultural Communications. Exactly the kind of young leader Wyoming ag needs!

BREAKING: U.K. investment funds can now invest up to 10% of fund into Bitcoin and crypto ETFs, after approval by U.K. Regulator FCA.

This is the sort of article that can lose a media publication's credibility. Fast. In a truly embarassing effort from Switzerland's public broadcaster @swissinfo_en just claimed a long-debunked claim that "Bitcoin emits a lot of energy per transaction" For the record, no it doesn't. Bitcoin resource use comes through mining, not transactions (getting this wrong is a rookie error). It was debunked 4 times in peer reviewed papers (Masanet et al,  2019, Dittmar et al. 2019, Sedlmeir et al, 2020, and Sai and Vraken, 2023.) That's why no reputable mainstream media companies make this claim any more. Oops. Imagine having done so little research on your article that you a. didn't know that b. didn't know that all your peers in the media except you already know that But the Swiss article gets worse. The author mentioned none of the actual contemporary research on Bitcoin, appearing to have no awareness that since 2021 there have been 30 peer reviewed articles (source: x.com/DSBatten/statu…) showing that Bitcoin is not only not a big emitter, but it is a genuine solution to ending the era of big emissions by: - Accelerating renewable energy transition (16 papers) - Monetizing wasted renewable energy (14 paper) - Obviating flaring, landfill gas emissions, or gas peaker plants (3 papers) Finally, the article references its own previous copy, an article from 31 May 2025 quoting the non-peer reviewed hobby blog Digiconomist (which Wikipedia expressly states is not a reputable source), authored by Dutch Central Banker Alex de Vries, whose work on Bitcoin Mining was debunked in 2023 (Sai and Vranken) Source: #br0070" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">sciencedirect.com/science/articl… So in summary, what can we objectively say is true about this article on Bitcoin's environmental impact from @swissinfo_es. They have 1. Not acknowledged 30 peer reviewed papers which contradict their thesis 2. Referenced the hobby blog from an author whose work's academic merits are disputed (to say the least) 3. stated the flawed "per transaction" metric which has been debunked 4 times in academic work Irrespective of your opinion on Bitcoin or Bitcoin mining, this is not a great look for Swissinfo. Rather, it is misinformation against a technology that has been established in multiple academic journals, by energy experts, grid operators and renewable energy generators as being an important part of the UNSDGs and environmental action. in short: the sort of article that establishes a news outlet as not a reliable source Do better @swissinfo_jp @swissinfo_fr @swissinfo_de

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@MaxisClub @bitcoinfilmfest

I’m incredibly honored to share that we won the Best Short Award at the @bitcoinfilmfest 🎬⚡️ Bitcoin Film Fest in Warsaw, Poland, is one of the most important gatherings for Bitcoin culture, art, and independent storytelling, and I’m truly grateful to have been recognized there among such an amazing community :D The winning short is Maxis Club, Episode 3: “Fiat-Backed Things” 🧡Still processing this moment… thank you so much, and thank you to all the bitcoiners and sponsors who helped @Don_Tsell and me make this possible 🙏 Already looking forward to next year’s edition in Warsaw, definitely not missing it! Watch the winning short here: youtube.com/watch?v=m8MNZN…

@schneierblog bitcoin only ..

Critical Zcash Vulnerability Found and Fixed schneier.com/blog/archives/…

Happy birthday to Web inventor & MIT Professor Emeritus Tim Berners-Lee! Things besides the WWW that didn’t exist before TBL: - Apple - Google - Facebook - YouTube - Instagram - Netflix - Uber - Spotify - & many other technologies we use today Image v/Sotheby's

@adam3us So then, I don't need to update my node to Bitcoin Core 31.0 Why would I?

the 110 contentious fork in a nutshell x.com/rodpalmerhodl/…

The gap between these bars is arguably the largest asymmetry in Bitcoin right now

@ICOffenderII @PeterSchiff Indeed, as with every computational framework, our journey begins with an implicit faith in the foundational truth table. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Truth_tab…

@PeterSchiff The parameter "...that even if Bitcoin crashes to $1,000..." is the sum of "0" and "$1000" choices which means 59% + 14% = 73% and not "Almost 60% of..." that you wrote. Once again you're wrong.

The results are in. Almost 60% of Bitcoiners believe that even if Bitcoin crashes to $1,000, a more than 99% decline, wiping out almost all Bitcoin investors, bankrupting $MSTR, and devastating the entire crypto industry, I’m still wrong. That’s not rational. That’s a cult.

@valigo Bitcoin uses a scripting system for transactions. Forth-like, Script is simple, stack-based, and processed from left to right. It is intentionally not Turing-complete, with no loops.

"I use loops", said Linux Kernel creator Linus Torvalds, when asked about new trends. "You can't write programs without loops", he added.

@GBNEWS about Woke/DEI in the film industry. The Greek Ministry of Culture approved a €6.5 million state subsidy for Christopher Nolan's film. "WE DID NOT VANISH" says the Greek City Times open letter. Hope they sue Nolan and Universal Pictures.

Idris Elba pleads 'don't make James Bond WOKE' as actor rules out possibility of Black 007: 'Audiences won't go for it!' gbnews.com/celebrity/idri…

@BBCNews Reminds me of the demands for backdoor access to Apple's encrypted iCloud data. Although governments often propose legislation to protect the vulnerable, sometimes their true aim is broader control over individuals and the population.

Starmer tells Apple and Google to ban nude images on children's phones bbc.in/3QsKBeT

Anthropic's Project Glasswing Update schneier.com/blog/archives/…

@BBCNews Regarding this subject and Digital IDs, I am looking forward to a more technical deep dive from @computer_phile. 👀

Starmer to give speech on AI and online harms for children bbc.in/4uYK6Z7