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34 sats \ 1 reply \ @dayOldDonuts 6 Apr \ on: I stopped listening to podcasts--I'm about twice as productive now alter_native
You are absolutely correct on this point! I had not even thought about that aspect of me spending so much time listening to podcasts. The same day I read this post I stopped listening to them. I will be careful to not reintroduce too much listening in the future -- I certainly need to give my mind time to do its thing on my projects. Thank you!
I take loan against it at the beginning of a month. This particularly ease my tax compliance as I'm not selling. But I never let my loan go above 50% for risk.
Will you give details on how the loan is paid?
Mine has traveled with me to 4 countries this year (2 continents). Of course, I had to unplug it while traveling between destinations, but there have been no problems. I do not have a LN routing node running on the system.
1120 sats \ 1 reply \ @dayOldDonuts 1 Oct 2024 \ parent \ on: Airbtc - Bitcoin only baby - LFG AMA AMA
Most of my web browsing is using Firefox on Qubes OS with a Whonix gateway and much of my BTC transactions are done using TailsOS on a USB drive (thanks @DarthCoin). Both setups use tor for accessing the internet. It seems that many bitcoiners prefer online privacy, especially when transacting with their bitcoin, and therefore are using similar setups. Your current configuration forces people back out on the clearnet to access AirBTC's web site.
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This was an attempt to access your web site via tor.
I very much agree. I take a moment to attempt to commit a person's name to memory when meeting them for the first time, and then using that person's name later in the conversation. This seems to be very important for interpersonal communications but is so rarely done. Most people ask "what's your name again?" which is precisely how I commit the person's name to my memory. I ask that question and answer it in my mind after I hear their name.
I have read through section 7 and really like how you're iterating through the process of writing the code just like real-world coding; small chunks at a time. I went through another online rust course last year, and the same one again a week ago, but I have not yet done any programming on an actual project with rust. I was recently briefly looking at the rust bitcoin library because I am interested in learning bitcoin programming as well. Thanks for all the time you've put into it so others can benefit. I look forward to your deeper dive into the bitcoin protocol.
It's much swimming and breath-hold diving -- It's a workout, but well worth it. I learned how to spearfish with a speargun in the Caribbean. I have only been out less than ten times; once on a reef near Playa del Carmen, Mexico, but all the other times have been on the reefs of the east side of the island Cozumel.
Immediately upon readying this headline my brain told me "When they find out you have much BTC they will throw an anti-money laundering violation at you so they can take it all."
Now, I'm sure this has been happening for a very long time, not only with BTC, but I think I just now understood how easy it is for them to steal someone's wealth. Perhaps she's guilty of AML, but they are certainly guilty of theft.
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