24 sats \ 0 replies \ @jasonb 13 Sep \ parent \ on: Fun Fact Friday - Best Fun Fact Gets 10,000 Sats meta
Amen!
20 sats \ 0 replies \ @jasonb OP 12 Sep \ parent \ on: Rules without rulers - not just bitcoin bitcoin
If only I could say I never tried that...
Im subscribed to 25 stackers. He almost never posts, but I recommend @clark because…the dashboard!
146 sats \ 0 replies \ @jasonb 12 Sep \ parent \ on: How many Stackers do you subscribe to? alter_native
::blushing emoji::
Thanks, you guys are the bomb.
This feels apropos right now. In the US, Harris is gaining in popularity after last night and this seems to speak to more the kind of concerns her supporters might have that Bitcoin addresses. I wonder if we'll see more bitcoiners leaning into this kind of argument as the political tide shifts. Interesting that Bitcoin can mitigate problems that government creates on all sides of the political spectrum.
Wouldn't people then be able to find the stacker based on the avatar? It seems to me that if the stacker should be allowed to hide, they should be allowed to do it effectively.
No one has claimed the bounty yet, but it looks like someone has figured out the riddle! Someone else has already sent them 7000 sats.
Yup, it said right on the side “who” it was, complete with a name, and what its one responsibility is.
“Watching John with the machine, it was suddenly so clear. The Terminator would never stop. It would never leave him. It would never let the Fritos run dry, never let the Kraft Mac and cheese expire, or get drunk and ring up his hot pockets twice, or say it was too busy to find the Mexican or kosher aisle for him. It would always be there. And it would die to restock the pre-cooked chicken pot pie for him. Of all the would-be grocers who came and went over the years, this thing, this machine was the only one that measured up.”
Sarah Conner, Terminator 2
It said on the side that it was checking for bare shelves to tell employees to restock. It also had a name, which I’m kicking myself for not remembering for my 2001 reference. C’est la vie