2 sats \ 1 reply \ @Undergotten 2 May \ parent \ on: These days I'm watching Mr. Robot | Elliot’s monologues are amazing! bitcoin_beginners
She was dating Rami Malek and he broke up with her (don't know more details than that) at the end of the second season. She didn't want to be around him after that, so she asked Sam Esmail to write her out of the show.
This was incredibly unprofessional, in my opinion. Mr. Robot was Sam's Magnum Opus, and the final plot revolved heavily around Portia, so to write her out completely ruined everything. That's why the final season feels like freestyle, amateur jazz, at open mic night. (in the boring part of town)
Most people seem to support her decision. I'm not one of them. I'm guessing most casting directors agree with me, though, so that's why you haven't seen her lately.
If you're looking for a great, thought-provoking classic of the modern literary age, I can't recommend "Neuromancer" enough. The whole trilogy is excellent.
Where does one find out the reputable source of information for the number of hedge funds that are shorting BTC?
Just finished King's Quest 5 and 6. About to start 7. Also Playing a bit of ARK Survival Evolved because I enjoy grinding.
it's about learning history and creative problem-solving
Yes! I've often found some useful ancient skill I've acquired to be applicable in my regular work. I'm a great fan of history classes from "The Great Courses". I think it's always a good idea to take a deep dive into a subject.
Making things from scratch is my meditation. Just got a Clogger's Knife from a popular Forge on Etsy yesterday. Going to set it up and use it to make Kuksas this weekend.
Just started my first DCA. Should have been doing this years ago when I first started buying Bitcoin, but I just didn't feel like I was stable enough to afford it. Silly thought. I would be far more stable now had I just started doing this back then. Next step is going full DarthCoin.
Everything I earn here will just end up back here, anyway, so sats are the same as reddit Karma in this space. But the real value they carry makes this feel more important to me, so that's probably why I keep coming back.
Off The Hook was the first "podcast" I ever heard. My parents wouldn't pay for internet access at the time, so I had to go through a BBS that offered users free internet. It was called "Genesis" (located somewhere in Massachusetts) and it was just a Unix command line to access the BBS's offerings, like ftp. Good times.
I went to a couple of those 2600 meetups in Boston, but the guys there were a lot more plugged in than I was. Just kinda felt like a poser. Haha. Loved the reading material, though.
The ETF feels like the AOL of Bitcoin - brining it out of the underground and the normies masses to it.
Lol. That's actually a little frightening.
I find the idea of "forbidden knowledge" really childish. Are you 12 reading a detective novel where the protagonist unearths mysterious secrets? Come on.
This is an insulting and remedial interpretation of what this post was about.
It's the internet age. Aside from classified information and very niche topics nothing is forbidden. You can look up how to make moonshine or grow illegal drugs (cannabis, magic mushrooms, opium poppies...) or cnc/cat files for ghost guns on the internet in 5 minutes to 1 hour tops.
Correct. And obvious. So you should have realized that's not what this post is about.
Interest in how things work is sorely lacking
That's the underlying point, I think. I was really just reminiscing about a bygone era.
That's a perfect analog. Even being adjacent to that skater culture, I have a deep understanding of your analogy, although I never made the connection before, myself. Awesome.