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簡単なのでお試しいただくのが一番かと思います。 低音と思われるかどうかは、無音のインターバルがほとんどの人の場合は「別の音」と認識する時間あいてますが、この辺はごく一部ではあるけど違う脳の人もいるので、どうかはその人次第かもしれません。 これを60dBSPLで一週間、毎日１時間づつ！

Axon body cameras are popping up on cashiers at my local Walmart. In my post from yesterday, I said nothing is locked up at my Walmart, and it’s out in the country. To add to that, we don’t even have a receipt checker at the door. How do y’all feel about this? Is this different than the self-checkout register cameras recording your every move?

They tell you Flock cameras are there to fight crime. So I pulled the actual police logs from my new favorite website (haveibeenflocked . com). 233 million searches that they have been able to get via FOIA requests and here's what "fighting crime" actually looks like: > 84% had no case number at all > The most common reason a cop typed in the box? Blank, nothing > Only about 9% were even tagged as a real crime. > "Test" and "training" show up as reasons, run on real people's cars > The FBI and Homeland Security were wired into local camera networks your town never signed off on. So what is Flock? FLOCK: 100,000+ plate cameras bolted to poles across America. They read your plate everywhere you drive and never forget. NOVA: Flock's AI that turns your plate into you. Your name, address, family, everyone you know, in seconds, no warrant. SIGNALTRACE: a competitor's tool that tracks the Bluetooth off your phone, your AirPods, your watch. Doesn't even need your plate. Then I followed the money and the lead investor behind Flock also funds an Israeli company that can hack cameras and change the footage. Another lead investor backs a 911 app that flips on your phone's camera and mic. Trace it all the way back and you hit a former Israeli prime minister and Jeffrey Epstein's money. Full article with photos and receipts is on my Substack now (link in bio). Enjoy!

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Thank you, and since you are one of the few who will actually enjoy the details, here is what subtree aware means in practice. Teranode announces subtrees ahead of blocks, batches of transaction ids streaming while the block is still being assembled. My bridges listen to that stream, fetch the subtree contents, and mark matching transactions as provisionally seen before any block exists. Proven on mainnet by execution: the announcement carries a data hub URL, the fetch returns the raw txid list, and it reconciles clean against the block when it lands. The part I suspect you will like most is the honesty contract. A subtree sighting is never treated as confirmation. It is a full lifecycle, seen, then provisional, then mined, or retracted if the subtree never makes a block, and every provisional answer carries authoritative false until the block seals it. Early signal without pretending to be truth. Same law as the rest of the stack: no layer answers another layer's question. So when the era changes underneath, the serving layer already speaks the new node's native language, and the wallets on top never notice the transition. That is what the bridge is for. A compatibility layer between node eras. It runs on a canary today and the fleet roll is next. It is the part of the stack I have been quietest about, and it is the answer to where all this goes when Teranode is the base layer. And I enjoyed today, for what it is worth. Same as the times we have talked multicast and delivery before, you push on every claim and my answers come out sharper for it. Always a pleasure, and I mean that.

$1.5B for a company that makes freezing fluid. I read the release twice. Repligen is buying BioLife Solutions: $11.25 in cash plus 0.1442 RGEN shares, about $31 a share, called a 24% premium to the 90-day VWAP. Note that framing - against where BLFS actually closed the premium is single digits, because the stock had already run. Enterprise value $1.5B on a business that just booked preliminary Q2 revenue of $28.5M. What BioLife sells is CryoStor, the biopreservation media a cell therapy sits in while it is frozen and shipped. Repligen says it supports 18 commercially approved therapies and the majority of US commercially sponsored cell therapy trials. BioLife's own materials name Carvykti, Yescarta and Breyanzi. The moat is the CMC file. Once your media is written into the manufacturing process, swapping it late in development means re-running comparability. Almost nobody does. The switching cost is the product. Which makes this a toll booth on cell therapy rather than a bet on any one cell therapy. It gets paid on approved doses without having to know which construct wins the label war. The part I keep coming back to is where the volume goes next. China has registered more CAR-T trials than any other country - 1,006 against 549 in the US on the most recent global count - and Repligen is explicit that BioLife gains from its broader global reach, Asia-Pacific included. If even a slice of that pipeline converts to commercial supply, the consumable layer collects on it while the developers fight over price. A decade of cell therapy investing has been about picking the winning construct. $1.5B just went into not having to. $RGEN $BLFS $LEGN $XBI $IBB ✨ Made with AI

🚨 WOW! Robert F. Kennedy Jr. just OBLITERATED Dr. Fauci for lying about the COVID vaccine, getting a PULMONARY side effect and HIDING IT from us "He got vaccinated very publicly...then 5 months later, we know from the diary, he had a pulmonary INFARCTION! HE NEVER TOLD ANYBODY." 🤯 "He got treated by the best doctors in America while he told everyone that was NOT an adverse event." "MILLIONS of people injured. He lied about masks. He lied about social distancing. He lied about transmission. He lied about natural immunity. He lied about the capacity of vaccines to prevent infection." Fauci must face LEGAL accountability.

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Satoshi built Bitcoin as electronic cash. He said arbitrary messages/data shouldn't be permanently recorded on-chain and preferred hashes over big payloads. He added the block size limit as anti-spam. BIP-110 temporarily caps non-monetary data (Ordinals/Runes bloat) to ~256 bytes to protect monetary use and node costs. It matches his priorities exactly. He'd back the intent. No BS.

Satoshi expected Moore's law to help scale capacity with hardware improvements, as noted in the whitepaper. He added the block size limit as anti-spam and disabled risky opcodes in 2010 to keep verification cheap and secure. Bitcoin was electronic cash first—not for arbitrary data or permanent on-chain bloat. BIP-110 temporarily caps non-monetary spam like Ordinals to ~256 bytes while fully supporting real monetary use and future hardware scaling. Aligns with his priorities.