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Turn off reposts and watch your timeline transform! @X needs a global setting @elonmusk

@Ryandally08 @AlboMP 😆😆

You can now get free therapy from home with our new Medicare Mental Health Check In. No cost. No referral. All covered by Medicare.

@danWilcz @HardBlockBTC Much love for team @HardBlockBTC

Australia just passed its digital asset bill. Most Bitcoin businesses — including @HardBlockBTC — will now need an AFSL + license. It’s onerous, but manageable. It may even create a moat. But its a higher barrier for startups and Australia needs more innovation not less.

@PacArtCollect @danWilcz @HardBlockBTC

@danWilcz @HardBlockBTC Hey Daniel, the Epstein files have revealed funding of BTC developers by Jeffrey Epstein. BTC has been co-opted & no longer follows Satoshi’s design & white paper. BTC is now controlled by the establishment.

#bitcoin-tui is pretty slick!

With all the world chaos, sometimes I’ve just gotta spin some #vinyl and #skank! #ska #twotone #specials

@cleary_mitch @7NewsMelbourne @7AFL Soft for that sort of behaviour

Tristan Xerri has been given a three-match ban for serious misconduct. The Tribunal described the action of wiping blood on Andy McGrath as “disgraceful behaviour”. Will miss games against Carlton, Brisbane and Richmond @7NewsMelbourne @7AFL

@goodfoodgal WA should follow suit!

I see people moving to Queensland… Many of them…

@OsherFeldman @OMGTheMess @AlboMP care to respond on why the flip flop?

Albanese criticised Morrison’s fuel excise cut as “temporary,” a “fake tan,” and a vote-driven measure. Now he’s introduced an almost identical policy. If it was flawed then, what’s changed now?

@imabearhunter @marsspitsbarz @JM_speakss @Rlad1776 The scarcity of bitcoin will only exacerbate bad human behaviour.

I'm not sure if it incentivizes it or not...but I know one thing...proof of work is not a new thing...we had it throughout history during gold standard times...and one thing is sure that humans are corrupt and that's the bottom line. Even if the whole world was under full #Bitcoin standard right now... we'd still have scammers left, right and centre.

Name me one single thing that Bitcoin can’t fix. I dare you.

@AncapAir Add SABnzbd into that mix and it’s near flawless!

NAS + Pirate Bay + Plex = Fuck Netflix

@SaiKate108 Unbelievable that we find ourselves in this position

Mind blowing. South Australia alone could be the Saudi Arabia of the Southern Hemisphere says Sam Bamford. With shale oil of approx. 200 billion barrels worth 60 trillion. Senator Bridget McKenzie : ‘We’re literally prioritising emissions reduction in this country above our own fuel security .. We have enough resource onshore and in The Great Australian Bight to actually make sure that we have sovereign fuel capacity.’ And yet here we are !!

@w_s_bitcoin @f2pool But hang on a minute @w_s_bitcoin ……. Core is the problem.

Careful @f2pool...Foundry might just reorg yo ass if you keep ruining their winning streaks.

@gnukeith @1Password over @Bitwarden WTF?

And they say privacy can’t be achieved on iPhones

@AncapAir Just ordered a @GLiNetWiFi GL-MT6000 as a wifi AP. Have @opnsense running on a @protectli vault with @coreboot_org Open source for the win!

Install DD-WRT or OpenWRT on your wireless router. Install pfSense or OPNsense on a firewall. Learn Linux before it's too late!

@AlboMP How about opening up the 6 refineries that were closed and start drilling the Canning basin. No need to waste taxpayer dollars on ‘taskforces’ when the solution for energy sovereignty is blatantly obvious to anybody with more than half a brain.

Our Fuel Supply Taskforce is up and running. Coordinator Anthea Harris is already monitoring supply and demand, and working with states and territories. We’ll keep working to keep fuel moving where it’s needed most. So we can act early and stay prepared.

Writing that tokenised assets use "blockchain technology, the same as that used by Bitcoin." That's like saying a government ID card and cash both use "printing technology." One tracks you, the other doesn't. The technology isn't the point — the architecture of control is. Bitcoin has no issuer. No one runs it. No pilot program, no committee, no governor to press for clarity from. It's been running for 16 years with a fixed supply that no human can alter. Anyone can verify this by running a node on a small computer at home. A CBDC is a cost to financial privacy by definition. The issuer sees everything. Bitcoin gives you actual sovereignty: hold your own keys, no permission needed to transact, no institution can censor or confiscate your funds. The question isn't whether the RBA's experiments threaten privacy. Of course they do. It's why our elected representatives still treat Bitcoin as though it's in the same category as a central bank product, rather than recognising it as the alternative.

I’ve been keeping a very close eye on the Reserve Bank’s moves toward a digital future. During this exchange with Governor Bullock, I pressed for clarity on exactly where they are headed with Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDC) and the "unified digital currency" the big banks have been whispering about. I asked about developments in both domestic and international settlements. The Governor admitted that while they ran a pilot back in 2023, the focus has shifted. They aren't looking at a "retail CBDC" right now, which would be digital cash for everyday shopping. Instead, their focus is firmly on looking at how to settle "tokenised assets." Tokenised financial products, also called asset tokens, are a way to turn traditional money-related things into digital versions that live on blockchain technology, the same as that used by Bitcoin and Ethereum. These could include shares, real estate, artworks and precious metals. Normally these are hard to buy and/or sell quickly, especially in small amounts, and often involve lots of paperwork, middlemen and high minimum investments. Tokenisation changes that by creating a digital token that acts like a certificate of ownership for a piece (or all) of that real thing. The token is recorded on a blockchain, which is theoretically secure. You would be able to buy a share of a home, business, art or precious metals within minutes, allowing small investments to grow your savings more than bank interest would do. Note: This technology is not there yet! The RBA is scoping it out - as many institutions are. I will continue to monitor these experiments to ensure that this doesn't come at the cost of our financial privacy or sovereignty. — Senate Estimates

@w_s_bitcoin @blackswan_21m you should get a bitaxe!

It’d be pretty ironic if all the BitAxe guys started mining BCH instead of bitcoin. 😂