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Baseball is a game of perseverance though a long season so most people don’t count the year they only played a 50 game regular season.
A nitter instance. https://github.com/zedeus/nitter
It’s a way to view twitter/x posts without an account in a more private way
Kagi has worked well for me. It costs money but if the product is free you are the product. Duckduckgo is OK. Google has become unusable.
Great post by the way. I hope more people learn running a bitcoin node is not difficult and you don't need to be technical to do it. And relying on a third party to get your block chain information is less than ideal for lots of reasons.
The blockchain is 693 GB right now but you can run a pruned node if space is a limited. A pruned node still downloads and verifies all blocks but deletes them past one that increase beyond a certain threshold that you can set base on your needs. All newer computers have more than enough space to run a pruned node.
For a bitcoin node you could leave it running for a few hours or days at the start to download the blockchain. After that you can shut it down as desired and every time you reopen it bitcoin core will download the blocks you missed which shouldn't take long as long as you open the computer every few days. Lightning nodes need to be online as much as possible.
To run a bitcoin node all you have to do is download bitcoin core on your computer and open the application.
For a lighting node, Zeus embedded node on any phone is very quick and easy as well but you will need some knowledge how channels work to be able to use it effectively
What is a mixed economy?
In your opinion who should decide what everyone civil and political rights are? And who should mediate if a person or group of persons disagrees with another group on what civil rights are?
I'm glad you are answering.
My next questions are?
What healthcare services is everyone guaranteed and are there any that not everyone has access too and who decides this?
How much is the appropriate amount to pay towards social welfare?
Where does the money come from if this is not enough to provide the needed healthcare services and other services?
What happens to someone if they cant pay?
What happens to someone if they refuse to pay?
Who is in charge of allocating the resources?
What consequences do they face if the misuse the money?
Who decides what is/isn't social justice?
What are political rights and who decides who gets them and who doesn't?
Some of these questions can be answered easily with a money that can be printed at ease but not so much with a sound money.
For what its worth, I agree with some form of social welfare. I think we should have strong families, and local communities, neighborhoods, churches, etc that support others in times of need. Its easy for a large govt to waste money on bureaucracy, theft, and other nonsense and not spend it on its citizens. I also don't like the idea of people being thrown in jail if they don't decide to contribute.
Also, I asked a question on your bio I would be curious to know the answer to if you have time to respond. I think its important to tell the story of people or were once into shitcoins but became only into bitcoin and why
“progressive, left leaning, and reformist political views.”
What kind of views do you mean by this? Can you give some example of the viewpoints?