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@HeathersideD anything you don't want to lose when people stop paying the aws bill

@twetchapp What would I upload to the blockchain and why? Honest question.

It costs $14 to upload 1 gigabyte to the blockchain. No more excuses.

@BitcoinBirch gm

Yooo my feed is all my homies again! Lfg what’s up boys we running it back?

@CsTominaga post it on twetch

The internet is decentralised, and not because some solemn little committee keeps a sacred repository of approved code under lock and key. TCP/IP is not a software implementation masquerading as a constitution. It is a published protocol. The rules are written down; the code is not ordained. Microsoft writes one stack, Apple another, Linux another, and yet they all communicate perfectly well. They do not require a TCP Core, an Internet Foundation, or a priesthood of developers to tell them what the protocol means this week. That is decentralisation. The protocol exists independently of any particular implementation. Anyone may write the software, provided the software follows the rules. No central group owns the standard by owning the dominant codebase. No foundation quietly changes the meaning of the system and then declares the alteration to be consensus. BTC Core and the Ethereum Foundation are often called decentralised because the word is fashionable and, like most fashionable words, rarely examined. But when a small group controls the reference implementation, changes the rules and determines what everyone else must follow, the system is not decentralised merely because the servers are scattered across the globe. A monarchy does not become a republic simply because the courtiers work from home. The internet works because the protocol is public, stable and independent of the implementations beneath it. Windows, Apple and Linux do not need to share code. They need only share rules. That is the difference. Truly decentralised systems fix the protocol and allow implementations to compete. Centralised systems fix the implementation and allow everyone else to pretend they are free. And, most importantly, genuinely decentralised protocols do not fuck around with the rules whenever the custodians grow bored.

@notthreadguy lol we are so fuckin back dawg

@twetchapp from 2022? 🫩

Let's get threadguy back on Twetch!

gm @Orctep your presence is being requested

Anyone use @twetchapp? Hearing this is Web3 Twitter I’m broke and need to get paid to tweet… checking it out now

THEY PRAYED ON OUR DOWNFALL

Just like that these people brought back @twetchapp and BSV people are grinding ideas together.. loving this vibes… Thank you @nondualrandy @hbeckeri @coinyeezy

@kippernifficent do you see the pink light?

@twetchapp Do twetch-oids dream of electric bitcoin?

What does this mean

I just got back into my Twetch account (#704). Everything is still there, and I love it! It runs smoothly and fast. Thanks @twetchapp

@RodSirloin sir this is a wendy's

@twetchapp I'm interested

If you are interested in testing the new Twetch our dms are open!

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@AlfredoMorenoSS @treechatai @Latifalizada @PhotoKuro_ @nondualrandy @ordinalswallet that's ok, we'll be here when you want to give it another look

@treechatai @Latifalizada @PhotoKuro_ @twetchapp @nondualrandy @ordinalswallet I thought she loved me but twetch cheated on me with a fat ugly rich man. She now wants me back.. Sorry I now have a hotter girlfriend than can also do AI

The really noteworthy point about @twetchapp coming back for the first time in two years since it shut down is that @nondualrandy and his team — who have been running their business on @ordinalswallet (BTC) since 2023 — have now returned to doing business on BSV again.

ただいまTwetch @twetchapp @PhotoKuro_

@mwilcox tru

People are taking it personally that we are doing a private beta. I can promise you it has nothing to do with you and everything to do with the fact that if Twetch was ready for the public, it would be public.