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@iamtexture You should name it grAdIent

Today the price is ten billion.

@griffgreen They sure do, especially when you declare publicly that you don't self custody

Do non-custodial solutions stop wrench attacks?

Wanna reshuffle your ‘for you’ tab? Scroll with only your nose for 10 min. Bet!

We don’t have AGI, but ai has sure as shit taught us that em dashes are grammatically correct in way more places than we previously thought!

@griffgreen Not even close. The term DAO is hypothetical still to this day.

Is Ethereum a DAO?

@ravespecialist @josephdelong LOL. milady is literally one pfp change away from losing its voice.

milady showing ethereum core dev true colors

@josephdelong And this site is somewhat free

You’ve never met a hot person with an intact phone screen

@banteg Do we have to sign a mandate?

milady shrinkifier telegram chat come join to discuss the training pipeline, false positives and share training data you can export from the extension. t.me/+4SF9r28Uhlo1Y…

@kjameslubin Don’t believe what you see on the news.

get to the airport three hours early due to TSA worries.. get through security in 5 minutes of course

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@LefterisJP @lex_node *from

@LefterisJP @lex_node Typing for a MacBook in a browser tab

[x] i wonder why everyone starts these sentences with a lowercase I

@Ledger @_pgauthier @P3b7_ Will you also leak the identity and home address of the secure signers?

@_pgauthier @P3b7_ 🔐

Major insight from Ledger's CTO @P3b7_: In the age of AI, our old security assumptions are breaking. Our phones and laptops were never designed to resist autonomous, adaptive, machine-speed attackers. This is why a "Secure Signer" isn't a luxury, it’s a requirement for digital survival.

@davetist thanks for getting the replies so i can mute you all at once

the furry blocked me, what a loser 😹

@RAnSacks this post ain't about supporting women....

Here to support the rare woman who is allowed to fail upwards

This isn't possible, so instead, when you see milady belligerency make sure to [x] @ethereum to remind them, that they too should be held accountable for the flags they fly

@nikitabier how does a paid user mute anyone with a milady pfp

@Tophmilio this in fact proves his point. This ain't no 90's rap song, the milady brand is toxic af

this nigga has lost his little mind.

@AriesSauly radiatooooor b toast

@AriesSauly shit it still has the occasional drip....