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52 sats \ 1 reply \ @geeknik 15 May \ parent \ on: Oklahoma signs bill into law protecting crypto spending, mining, & self-custody bitcoin
https://coinpedia.org/cryptocurrency-regulation/cryptocurrency-regulation-in-the-usa/ is a really good source of information and it is relatively up to date.
My dad died in 2022. I died briefly in the ICU in early 2023. I shouldn't be here right now. I had a DNR in place until a doctor talked me into rescinding it. I'm pretty sure everything I perceived were due to electrochemical responses and not some religious event. Other than that and a bunch of questions about the shit I saw before, during, and after I died and came back, my perspective hasn't changed much. Like why did I hear my dead dad's voice at the ICU nurse's station asking about a patient's condition? 🤔
I'm reading The Nature of Middle Earth by J.R.R. Tolkien, edited by Carl F. Hostetter. Basically peering over Professor Tolkien's shoulder as things unfold. It's worth a read for fans of Middle Earth.
Does it really matter in the grand scheme of things? We get who we get, there's never a real choice.
I prefer "AI slop" over "AI spam". As in "I'm tired of the AI slop Google serves me when I search for x, y, or z."
Psh. I never put any effort into bug bounties, my entire pipeline is automated from asset discovery to report submission. It's the best source of passive income I've found that never fails to deliver. Automation makes work feel like a paid vacation.
I hope they enjoyed the show!! Might have seen inside one of our bee hives, or golly gosh no, all of those bare naked tomatoes growing in our greenhouse, on display for all to see. But if they were truly lucky, they would have caught some tits on the sunrise feeder camera. We leave our sunflower stalks up all winter long just for them.
https://temperature.global shows a cooling trend up until last year. 🤷🏻♂️
I died a year ago in the ICU. My wife said they heard her anguished scream throughout the entire hospital when the code went out with my room number. Thankfully I did not hear that, though I did hear my dad's voice asking the nurse's station about a patient's condition, which I thought was weird, because he passed in 2022. Anyways...
My next phone: https://mudita.com/products/phones/mudita-pure/