Never, unless a related topic is being discussed and a mention to Bitcoin makes sense to the conversation.

Man City 2-2 Real Madrid Celtic 1-4 Bayern Munich Sporting Lisbon 2-1 Borussia Dortmund Brest 0-2 PSG Feyenoord 1-3 Milan Brugge 1-3 Atalanta

Getting started...

Channel capacity exhausted?

Monaco 0-1 Aston Villa Benfica 1-3 Barcelona Liverpool 2-0 Lille Shakhtar 0-1 Brest PSG 2-2 Man City Feyenoord 1-2 Bayern Munich

Pick a well known and batteries included linux distro (OS), and I can assure you there's no going back.

So close and yet so far in many of the matches. With the exception for City, which keeps surprising me week after week.

Bayer Leverkusen 1-1 Inter Milan Atalanta 1-2 Real Madrid Brest 0-1 PSV Borussia Dortmund 1-3 Barcelona Juventus 0-2 Man City Arsenal 2-0 Monaco

Nice! The race is tight.

Well, could have been worse. After the game against city, I was not expecting that Sporting vs Arsenal outcome.

Let's start preparing for the next round :)

Barcelona 3 vs 1 Brest Sporting Lisbon 2 vs 2 Arsenal Bayern Munich 2 vs 1 PSG Liverpool 3 vs 2 Real Madrid Monaco 0 vs 1 Benfica Aston Villa 0 vs 0 Juventus

Beer, what else. Local bar that accepts stats.

Sporting Lisbon 3-2 Man City Liverpool 2-1 Bayern Leverkusen Real Madrid 1-2 AC Milan Inter Milan 0-2 Arsenal Sparta Praha 1-1 Brest Bayern Munich 2-2 Benfica

Here we go:

Real Madrid 2 - 2 Borussia Dortmund Barcelona 2 - 3 Bayern Munich Aston Villa 3 - 1 Bologna Paris 2 - 0 PSV Eindhoven Brest 0 - 2 Bayern Leverkusen Atalanta 3 - 0 Celtic

Important rule: don't rely on anything that uses your home wi-fi network. It can easily be jammed.

There's no meaning. Enjoy the ride, because it will be over, sometimes sooner than expected.

Starting all over again, by accepting the sunk cost.

Sometimes, there is nothing you can do and the best bet is to start over from scratch.

@aljaz @DarthCoin I understand the problem and I agree that books have a limited life when applied to constantly evolving technology.

However, for someone who is starting, consuming a list of links to separate sources with different writing styles, without a coherent narrative and line of thought, is a crappy experience and will leave a person with many holes in his knowledge.

For example, when learning something new from scratch, I like to read a good book to lay the ground to further explorations.

But again, that question about who's writing the book, was a small joke.

Lots of important information. Most of it, spread all around the web.

Who's writing the "Lightning Network Node Operator Guide" book?

Cool idea. I agree with the other comments that 50k sats is a bit too much, for such functionality (which is not a must have). But overall it looks great.

This is the way