Facebook. It is a menace to society. Yes the zuck admitted his role in censorship but it also means that Facebook are still in the "Ministry of Truth".

10 sats \ 0 replies \ @fakebookbuzz 11 Sep \ on: Poll: Who Won Tonight's Presidential Debate? lol

This is 50/50. I guess we need the next debate to be able to decide who won. I can't decide right now.

10 sats \ 0 replies \ @fakebookbuzz 9 Sep \ on: James Earl Jones, iconic voice of Darth Vader in ‘Star Wars’ dead at 93 | CNN news

Master Darthcoin is Earl's stand in. Now Master Darthcoin could do the voice overs.

0 sats \ 0 replies \ @fakebookbuzz 8 Sep \ on: A PIECE OF MY MIND -> TORNADO CASH EDITION bitcoin

They cannot even fathom the chilling effect with all the open source projects that they are trying to kill with over scrutinizing and over demonizing. Open source projects like tossing a coin 256 times then convert to Base58 is something that they cannot criminalize and most of us can do just that and have stash and nostr. You do not need to consult devs for this. The method of tossing coins I mentioned is more than enough to create a new Bitcoin private key and with private key and public key , and right after that you have a stash. Yes they can intimidate the open source community but there is such thing as no tech hacking.

10 sats \ 0 replies \ @fakebookbuzz 7 Sep \ on: We found him! He stole the bitcoins! Dogs_And_Cats

This is definitely more popular than Trump's mugshot. While most politicians are playing the Bitcoin supporter thingy. This feline wonder is stealing Bitcoin.

0 sats \ 0 replies \ @fakebookbuzz 5 Sep \ on: Misformation spreads like a nuclear reaction on the internet science

https://m.stacker.news/49965

It is more similar to tetraneutron which is known as Element 0. It comes out of nowhere no protons, no electrons.

21 sats \ 1 reply \ @fakebookbuzz 5 Sep \ on: Daily Discussion Thread ~Music Saloon! Music

touch my body...

2 sats \ 1 reply \ @fakebookbuzz 4 Sep \ on: Rambling thoughts of a Maximalist - All 'crypto' goes to zero bitcoin

Could Bitcoin be shut down? Maybe but it would be extremely difficult.

Bitcoin even if it shuts down today can be revived any day simply because it has a block chain database. It is stupid to seize all computers and after a few hours it will become operational again since it is automatic that the Bitcoin client is required to synchronize with the latest block. It will then synchronize and everything will be operational again. It can be killed but it can be revived immediately because it has a memory to begin with. From Genesis block up until the latest block. So, practically speaking it cannot be killed.

32 sats \ 0 replies \ @fakebookbuzz 3 Sep \ on: Does the Sahm Rule Point to a U.S. Recession? econ

Yes, it is true but the illusion that the talking heads are creating including MSM is more than enough to make the world feel secured. But the feeling is not enough so it will happen eventually.

21 sats \ 1 reply \ @fakebookbuzz 3 Sep \ on: Dinner time (September 2nd) Dogs_And_Cats

I bet that is about 6 Kilogram of cat food per day and 180 Kg per month and 2 Tons of cat food per year. That is a lot of but probably worth it.

5 sats \ 0 replies \ @fakebookbuzz 3 Sep \ on: Why don't more people use Linux? (I guess the same applies to Bitcoin) alter_native

All the servers in the world will not be cost effective without Linux. So for the flashy and arrogant things we have Microsoft and Apple but the behind the scenes it is the inexpensive 5 USD a month Linux instance that runs the show. Besides the Linux Kernel is the most audited piece of software in the universe. It is being audited almost every couple of minutes. Just like Bitcoin no license fee to run. So cost effective. Fewer users although I really doubt if it is really true.