I don't know what that was, but it didn't last long since the site is down.

I'll try to remember when I get mine. So simple.

This place is very interesting. I definitely wouldn't live there, but I would love to visit if I were invited, since I love art.

It's beautiful how all these artists found themselves living in the same place, doing something as freeing as art.

Your post is perfect.

I've never heard of anyone trying to leave a fiat job for Bitcoin. If that exists, they're running over a horse with the cart. My main goal is the same as you described: working for sats, introducing Bitcoin to local merchants. I understand that Bitcoin's success depends on people using it as money.

Im here

I don't think you should punish your students, even though I don't think it was a punishment at all. Still, I hope this curb on your methods doesn't kill your desire to teach these disrespectful brats.

It's a bit strange and wonderful that this works through the browser without needing anything. Now we just have to be careful and wait for security holes to appear, and hopefully they'll be hidden to keep this communicator like this.

I loved the app's style and hope it doesn't change.

I love this kind of place.

Spaniel is not my favorites

From what little I understood of what you wrote, it doesn't seem like you have any bitcoin.

Are you paying some company to hold "your" bitcoins with the promise that in the future they will become more yours?

It's just a bunch of data entered into a paid transaction. This mound of data only becomes something if you organize it correctly. Trying to filter this is introducing an element of censorship that Bitcoin doesn't have.

Regarding Nostr and all this chaos you promoted in your warning post, I can only think that this is how decentralization should be: free.

Bitcoin demands constant learning if it intends to sustain itself. Of course, it's not just about writing down twelve words; those who say this want to summarize in a few words how easy it is to have your own money and save it. The nuances come when one delves deeper.

The idea of ​​an open-source book is interesting; I'd never seen it before.

BS shitcoiner

your time and attention are completely useless.

I understand that problems can arise, but I don't understand the challenges in your region. I understand that it may be necessary to have a fiat reserve. However, an opportunity has knocked on your door: pay in Bitcoin, get more suppliers and providers to accept it, and be able to pay less since you're paying in Bitcoin and not in inflated bullshit. As someone who knows nothing about anything and just analyzing what you've brought up, I see an excellent opportunity to further explore the true reason for Bitcoin's existence.

You're not mining anything; you have no idea how mining works. They sold you an app where you waste your useless time watching dozens of ads to earn more mSats that took forever to reach the withdrawal limit of hundreds sats. The only alternative is to find as many idiots as possible willing to watch dozens of ads in the same hope, and then you'll earn a little more than them. Spend your time being more productive and getting paid in Bitcoin or converting what you earn.

What a bs scammer.

In fact, this is an excellent reason to convert all or part of your salary into Bitcoin. Since you can pay your rent with Bitcoin, you're moving away from the centralized fiat network and helping your landlord receive and reinforce the message. You might even get a discount. The more people using Bitcoin, the more places in your area will accept it.

You need to see that what matters is financial freedom and sovereignty. This hodl talk is nonsense, since most people who use this term are thinking about how much fiat they will have in the future and not how much bitcoin they will have in their wallet to use as money.

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I really liked the idea of ​​similar texts in parallel. Very direct, that's good.

My criticism would be regarding this parallel of governments existing with their own treasury in a bitcoinized world.

Anyway, it made a lot of sense within the parallel presented.

Congratulations for the initiative.

Following the introduction this will be a place I would like to visit often.