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@snaxion @theinstagibbs pay to anchor (anyone can spend it)

@theinstagibbs What is P2A? 🥺

P2A is PQ safe

@theinstagibbs truly the antidote to all of the quantum fud

POV: You are a pile of breadcrumbs

@sportdrink Congratulations! That baby doesn't need a hep B shot but a little boost for the mines couldn't hurt.

Baby Baja and mom are doing great No vaccines I can't find Tom Lemon, he said he'd pay for the hospital bill Promo code BABY expires in 12 hours

DRIVING TO THE HOSPITAL (1.5 HOURS AWAY) WIFE GIVING BIRTH TO BABY #3 AND NEW SPORT MINER PRAY FOR BABY USE PROMO CODE "BABY" TO CELEBRATE NEW BABY SPORT MINER 17% OFF ONE NIGHT ONLY OK I NEED TO GO NOW

@amiyaaranha The ender 3 is a great entry level printer that will take you a LONG way, I have two of the older versions.

after looking into getting pcbway to print some small parts, the cost was getting way up there and i'm like "we'll i'll definitely have some good uses for it otherwise" so i was just thinking something like this store.creality.com/ca/products/en…

do buckos have 3d printer recs for a girl who just wants to print small components to help with tinkering...

@ArthurClaudeen I wouldn't count those chickens just yet, but it also couldn't hurt to release the daedalus...!

So…uh…guess I have to release the DAEDALUS?

@ArthurClaudeen @realDonaldTrump CUT IT OUT ALREADY

Still waiting for peace so i can finally release the Daedalus...

@guttercheese @ArthurClaudeen I might just be blind but I don't see any kind of beta announcement, so I'm gonna give myself a pass...

@guttercheese @ArthurClaudeen Woh, I missed this release. For the other slowpokes in the audience: @db-firearms:4/DB-Alloy-MP-Open-Beta-V1.1:f" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">odysee.com/@db-firearms:4…

I’m really vibin out on this 20 rounder . . .

NEW FROM THE SPIRAL BITCOIN WIZARDS ACTION NEWS DESK A Decade of Workarounds: How Bitcoin Core’s Mempool Policy Evolved to Support Lightning (And Other Layer 2s), and Why It Took Nearly Ten Years to Do It Well by Spiral’s #1 Greg @theinstagibbs

With an increasing number of discussions around the BIP54 “Consensus Cleanup” soft fork proposal, I helped put together an information site about BIP54. “Bitcoin has four known vulnerabilities that have gone unfixed for 15 years. BIP54, "Consensus Cleanup", proposes four narrowly-scoped changes to address these issues in Bitcoin's consensus rules that date back to the original version of Bitcoin in 2009.” bip54.org

@DoingFedTime If they add this feature, the OS should also display the name of one of the legislators who voted for this idiocy. Pick one at random, or rotate through them. The name should blink.

@IroncladDev "The arch installer field doesn't VERIFY your birthday" Sure, but if you can't see where this is going you're blind (willfully or otherwise).

@IroncladDev I simply can't believe he's acting in good faith. He's hid behind "this is just optional data storage bro" in the systemd discussions, meanwhile he's actively pushing for mandatory collection of the data in the arch installer. github.com/archlinux/arch…

It would be a shame if everyone emailed `dylan @ dylanmtaylor [.] com` with their concerns about him opening age verification PRs Absolutely don't email dylan @ dylanmtaylor [.] com with your concerns about him opening age verification PRs

Although we've always accepted it, we heard your cries and have added the option to pay with Bitcoin Lightning. Go now and turn digital coin into physical hydration.

Having read over many of the related PRs (linked at end of this post), my conclusion is that any attempt to comply with Brazil's Lei 15.211/2025, California's AB-1043, or Colorado's SB26-051 is incredibly misguided and risks running afoul of already existing laws while being impossible to fully comply with (due to poor quality on ex. AB-1043). Many of these attempts will even be in violation of other state's laws that exist to protect children by collecting/revealing information from/about minors. dylanmtaylor's PR on archinstall: github.com/archlinux/arch… Collecting age during OS install means that this script would then need to (per-jurisdiction) terminate early as many locales forbid enforcement of licenses (like those that are implicitly/explicitly accepted during system installation) by minors. Potentially in violation of privacy/child-safety laws as well if the attempt to create the account is not rejected (in some locales). Excellent example of why trying to comply with every specific country/states laws is impossible as they often conflict with themselves (AB-1043 requires revealing information that if polled daily reveals information if prohibits revealing) or the laws of other jurisdictions. davidedmundson's PR on xdg-desktop-portal: github.com/flatpak/xdg-de… This is adequately responded to by two comment from HaplessIdiot (#issuecomment-4031959582" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">github.com/flatpak/xdg-de… and #issuecomment-4032212251" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">github.com/flatpak/xdg-de…) dylanmtaylor's PR on accountservice: gitlab.freedesktop.org/accountsservic… Adequately responded to by Jeremy Soller who references his previous comments at lists.freedesktop.org/archives/xdg/2… (excellent read as it is one of the more nuanced takes that doesn't take as hardline of a stance as I do), he also raises concerns that this implementation may inadvertently violate the laws it would attempt to comply with due to the ability to read user age data from d-bus. dylanmtaylor's PR on systemd: github.com/systemd/system… Suffers from the same issue as the pr for accountservice, but in addition is responsible for the actual storage of indirectly identifying PII that, again, may not be legal to store for underage users in some jurisdictions. In short, the attempt at compliance is misguided unless/until the laws are adjudicated to remove conflicting requirements. If you've made it this far, you can have my actual spicy take on this topic. Your devices are your own and it is the responsibility of parents, not the state, to protect their children; furthermore, it is the moral duty of the people to engage in civil disobedience when government has demonstrated incompetence, malfeasance, and a willingness to violate the restrictions placed upon them.

@LundukeJournal The Ubuntu VP statement clearly indicates they *may not* implement this. You need an undecided or "may implement" category so people don't get the wrong idea. It's kind of a technicality because I expect them to do it, but let's be charitable.

I’m compiling together a list of which Open Source Operating Systems (Linux, BSD, etc.) do (or do not) plan to comply with new Age Verification laws. I need to track these for the purpose of reporting on the story, and I figured others would find having a list handy as well. If you’d like to contribute, feel free. Will be adding to the list as more systems are confirmed as either implementing or opposing Age Verification. github.com/BryanLunduke/D…

New BIP number assignment: BIP449: OP_TWEAKADD

Cluster Mempool Explained with Pieter Wuille | SLP730 Pieter Wuille, Bitcoin Engineer at @ChaincodeLabs joins me to discuss Cluster Mempool. We explore how transaction clustering improves efficiency, impacts miners & exchanges, and strengthens censorship resistance. (00:00) - Intro (01:05) - What is Cluster Mempool? (03:05) - What is its impact on everyday Bitcoin users? (06:21) - How does the mempool work today? (11:52) - Current mempool heuristics and issues (16:37) - Censorship resistance and economic demand (22:56) - Practical implications for exchanges & miners (26:12) - How does cluster mempool work? (29:29) - Transaction clusters & mempool dynamics (37:27) - Should mempools align across the node network? (43:47) - What about other implementations of Bitcoin? (48:17) - Other interesting areas for bitcoin development (52:11) - Closing thoughts

@stutxo Which version?

got nothing on bitvm