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27 sats \ 0 replies \ @BeeRye OP 29 Aug \ on: ocean hashrate going parabolic bitcoin_Mining
Could be the culprit...
lol, it's insane to think of just switching that much network hashrate over without like a heads up hahah. i assume there would be preliminary talks, contracts negotiated, before they just pointed away.
Hmm, how interesting and I'm impressed with the idea and project. I see two possibilities for them to take the project:
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Sell something online to people in an internet community. That could be a good that can be packaged for example.
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Sell something locally via an online marketplace. That could be say selling lawn mowing service but setting up the booking, payment processing all via a website (or something far simpler like a web page with their email address to book and payment on delivery of good/service). They could then create a QR code, post signs around the neighborhood, advertise, etc.
That might not be what you are thinking or asking for but it's where my brain went :) Please keep us posted!
unrelated, looks like the most recent person to get a block with Ocean averages a mere 250 TH/s...that's pretty cool:
"The U.S. Department of State once described Perónism as a "vague concept of social justice in some ways more akin to a religion than a political movement," which sounds eerily like MAGA"
-- This comparison seems accurate to me, interesting article thanks for sharing.
it should be illegal for government employees to form unions due to the perverse incentive problem you accurately explain.
interesting to see this is still a thing, and ya id be curious if anyone does this (perhaps there are a few old millionaires that do it in the NE).
This reminds me of reading 'The creature from Jekyll Island' when the author describes a train stopping, backing up and hooking up what I believe was JP Morgan's train car(s). Must have been the premiere way to travel in the Gilded Age.
id just show them yakihonne. Built-in wallet and ln address creation, long form / short form notes, relay filtering to view notes in specific communities. Pretty slick UI. and It's both a web app accessible from desktop and a mobile app accessible from apple and android. it's kinda the best nostr has got right now as far as a social media experience, so if that doesn't work then they ain't gonna like the rest of it unless hey are looking for something hyper specific.
i wouldn't bother with nip-05 at first, just confusing. private key security would have to come after they even found it remotely interesting to use.
If a university wants to be relevant, they need to figure out how to enact their value proposition regardless of existing technology. Otherwise, you are offering a shit product.