If you ever want to try it, like any fork, make sure you move all real BTC to a completely new wallet and use only the empty one to retrieve the shitcoin on the other side.

But unless someone would give you 2 digit %of the BTC value, I would not risk it.

They just print marginally slower than the rest of central banks.
But yes, it's increadibly hard to get credit in Switzerland, interest rate are still low, at least for mortgages, but this drive housing price at crazy high levels. You still need to justify income to cover 5% interest when it's effectively at 1% or less, with 5 rooms house averaging at 1.25MCHF (~1.55MUSD) and around large cities it's more like 1.5 to 2MCHF up, you can clearly not afford one with a top level engineer salary or even mif level banker cannot afford. Only chance is to be in couple and both working 100% with mid to high level jobs (fuck family life) to have a slightly chance to qualify for a mortgage.

Stargate SG1 is not listed?!
This ranking has not value to my eyes.

There is not even Rick & Morty. And I guess The Office is the US one? Mehh.

It is for sure the biggest hurdle of air travel. I use to travel regularly to 2 locations for work, one by air, one by train.
Air journey: leave home super early or super late (2 flights per day only), 10min walk to train station, 45min by train, 2h wasted at airport for security, customs, boarding, waiting, 45min flight, 15-20min to get out and reach train station. 45-60min by train to hotel in city center or to working place. Alternative was 8-9h by train.

By train to second location:
10min walk to train station, train already here, take seat, leave 10min later top. 3h of train with large seats, table and wifi access, I could work all travel or rest really for a couple of hours. Get off of train, walk 10min to hotel in city center. 10-15min by street car to working place outside center. Oh and there were trains every 2h and I could change train often up to the last minute with few or no fee.

Wonder which travel I would prefer.

Check: BTCpay server, LNbits (PoS extension), merchant app like SwissBitcoinPay and the Boltcard standard.
All of this exist and is happening today, maybe not near you but in Lugano Switzerland a lot of merchant accept Bitcoin Lightning (thus their system is not comptabile with contactless boltcards. Also in El Salvador, in some places, you can use Bitcoin. Their are many communities, check the map on btcmap.org and try paying at a merchant or get a boltcard and test yourself with breez or another compatible app.

That's next level paranoïd. At my local library we can borrow Switch games, so if anyone use it to make a copy, then any following borrower could get a ban?

The only way to suceed is that (the majority of) people will use Bitcoin without knowing they use Bitcoin. It will be the backbone of finance app and systems, while front end stay more or less the same.

Number 1 is still 3 to 4 times cheaper than average of my country, and in cities it's even worst. And we have one of the stronger fiat, making it much harder and slower to best prices using Bitcoin as saving.

Stacking Bitcoin early in such cheap countries is the cheat card to escape fiat slavery. If I had not family/friends attachement in my region, I would have left long ago.

The Blockclock is an amazing merch, almost an art piece. But I'm disapointed by the support, almost no firmware update, last one came after years of silence and bring zero new functionality. The open source version is now better but I don't want to buy another one now.

I pretty much figured out. It's just opinions and compromises.

That is a good service to know about when needed.
In Switzerland, with the Swiss Post we have the possibility to get a parcel delivered in any post office, any parcel drop location (many kiosk and local shops) and some lockers. Ok the Postal company knows everything about you but rando stranger and companies will not get your home address and you can get parcel delivered anywhere in the country for whatever reason (travel, late opening times, next to work place or place of transit...). And if you get a letter this way, it's redirected to your home.

When I switched to CLN I was thinking I'm moving away from the "bad guys". Now I don't know what to believe anymore.
CLN has some strong features but also lack a lot of important ones and has much less support like no NWC. I'm just too lazy to change again and still have an Umbrel running well (again) with LND, right when I was about to kill it, it started working super smooth again, like the kids that are behaving super well and quiet when it's time to go to bed while they were super noisy and painful all day long.

We cannot fight all battles.

Would be nice to have esim with a phone number that can get SMS codes.

I use it for a year and never saw anything like it.

I think the main relay are applying filtering already, but your might have found a relay who is not, certainly not a default one from one of the main app (Amethyst, Primal,...).

I can really ubderstand and the thought came to me as well. Shit happened with my node, see my reply to the other stacker below, and at the moment it's getting super slow for no reason but I love so much using my node and testing stuff with LNbits and boltcards, that I want to continue learning and trying. I'm also considering a second node on a more powerful machine, if I could be sure I can make it faster and more reliable than my Umbrel RasPi4.

A stuck HTLC transaction might make a channel unresponsive and trigger a force close that cost fee on-chain and if it happens during a high fee period it can cost you much more than the fee you earn in one year on your entire node.
Or just the other peer fucked up and trigger some force close automatically or manually and if you open the channel you paid for closing.
Also you can get some old channel commitment protocle that predefine force close fee at opening, if you end up needing to force close the channel (other peer offline) and you have sats on your side, you will trigger the force close but the fee cannot be change and might never get mined.

In more than one year with dozens of channels, the stuck HTLC close never happened, however second case happened and cost 80$ of fee at the time, third happen with millions sats on my side and my closing transaction was stuck in meme pool for 3 months with 12sats/vB fee, the fees end up low enough for it to pass but it was stressful. Thus the last one was mostly my fault, the other peer was not really offline but still we tried everything togheter and it was impossible to close it before fee went down again.

I had a force closed on a channel opened by me to a peer which I know and we talk about it at the time. We tried to figured out who did trigger the force close as any did it manualy, one of the node might have done it automaticaélly somehow.
The peer node did have other force close at the time that all happened in a short period while I had only this one, we conclude that it was initiated by my peer node somehow.
However the fee for the force close was taken on my side and it was during extreme high fee environnement and the fee was even significant higher than the network need for passing in the next block. It was like 200ksats or more, I don't remember exactly.

I never used any circuit breaker or automation but haven't much other issues so far beside a stuck force close, on purpose by me, that got stuck (and still is) due to 12ksat/vB fee and non-anchor channel type. I hope to solve it eventually with help from the other peer or by paying a transaction accelerstor like ViaBTC or Binance are offering.

I could certainly do my work over 3 days instead of 5 and accomplish as much if not more. But I don't accept to do that for 60% of my salary, I would do it for 90 to 100% for sure.

So basically bitcoin is going to 1 millions vs bitcoin is going to 100 millions. Of course Bitcoiners prefer the second.
I guess you mean a cent of dollar is droping to 1 sats.

I was born here so some of these are just "normal" to me, but I can also say that some are just myth or at least more exception than standard. What is really expensive is housing, but if you choose an area not near Leman Lake nore Zurich Lake, you will have less difficulty and more reasonnable costs. For having a job and living in one of these area I confirm that it's really the worst problem in Switzerland and I had to move to another area to avoid that. But on the otherside, if you don't move too often, it's painful once when moving but then you forget about the process and take the cost into account for your target job and salary.

Health insurance is the second worst thing but still cheaper than US and at least you can mostly trust your doctors to do the best for you not for their wallet, they are full non stop anyway, they will not chase more patient or try to keep them longer than necessary.

Rest of the costs are not that high, it depends of your lifestyle of course, if you got to restaurants several time per months, yes it's more expensive than most countries. If you cook most of your meals and don't do expensive activites all weekends, you will still end up with high quality of life and relatively normal cost of living due to higher income and lower taxes.

The trash and laundry stuff is more of a joke than a strick rules, at least in most places I lived. I was in a building with laundry schedules but nobody cares if you were out of it, except maybe one old lady, so you just avoid her day and it's fine. And now it's more and more that you get you own machine in your appartment or in the basement. If you have a house it's not a problem either. The trash we are the ones sorting it the best in my building, apparently nobody cares, even trash bag without tax mark and full of glass and aluminum are taken off. So unless you are in one of the rare strick city, it's not a real problem and sorting trash make you realize how much shit we consummed and reconsider some of your choices. Not the worst thing that can happen.

Then again, I didn't live in or visited any country where I could get the same benefits as in Switzerland with similar income and tax level, but I don't know every places on earth.

You should consider Switzerland.

No capital gain tax, low income tax compared to most modern countries, reasonable wealth tax.

Super high quality of life, lot of things to do, espacially if you like nature, hiking, skiing, biking... and culture is strong too, library, museum, concerts, shows...

Law and regulations are quite good, with lot of freedom and still support when needed (unemployememt benefit, retirement funds, if you worked here long enough).

It's safe, nobody shoot at each other. Bulding don't collapse when wind blow too much and there are not so much natural disaster (depending on you area, there might be some flooding from time to time but it's well managed when it happens).

Cost of living should be similar than in large US cities, especially housing cost, but you can live in a wonderful country side or mountain and stay within 30-60 min away from a larger city.

Healthcare costs are high but definitly lower than US and you get access to good hospital and doctors whatever your income/wealth is.

Another alternative with even less taxes is Dubaï. But culture and quality of life is really not like Switzerland or US I would say. I only been there in tourist so I cannot say too much.