It's great to have 300 bitcoins of liquidity. What about plebs starting only with 0.1 bitcoin? It sure is worth it to learn and gain the experience of running an LN node. But there must be another revenue to being able to add bitcoin liquidity to the node.

Maybe it's the North Korean Lazarus group laundering money.

You can start to host your own podcast for free with this option: https://yellowball.fm/

It's made by the guy who does the blog: Side Of Burritos, no BS tech stuff. https://sideofburritos.com/

I would like to chime in and let you know about this option to host your own podcast https://yellowball.fm/

It's made by the guy who does the blog: Side Of Burritos, no BS tech stuff. https://sideofburritos.com/

I would like to chime in and let you know about this option to host your own podcast https://yellowball.fm/

It's made by the guy who does the blog: Side Of Burritos, no BS tech stuff. https://sideofburritos.com/

For gaming under linux, you are not in rest.

Currently, there is a brand-new OS in alpha, based on NixOS. It's French but do a translation and check out the video, it's pretty promising. https://youtu.be/PpWXcuI5Oxw

I fully switched to Linux many years ago without any regrets. It was the time when Win7 was in development. I was using win XP and had try ubuntu a bit, and I promised to myself never again to use windows personally. It really worked well so far. You are so welcome to your journey on using Linux, you'll be more sovereign and more free, having more control over your OS. Please start with Kubuntu LTS, the interface is similar to windows because M$ copied the KDE theme a lot, and Kubuntu is stable. This is the distro I installed for my parents and sisters and recommand to beginners.

For Office alternative, of course you have LibreOffice, but if you want a more similar Office experience, try out WPS (I know it's chinese, but what can you do).

Don't worry, you're not late to switch to linux, because after 20 years, it has become only better. After a good year of using your kubuntu, you'll feel more confident, and you can experience other distro if you like to change. KDE and Gnome are both working on an immutable OS like NixOS. So wait and see, it will only become better.

Definitely one to follow: This Week in Bitcoin by Chris Fisher https://www.thisweekinbitcoin.show

Thank you Darthcoin, I took the time to read it and I planned to run a node only behind Tor. I didn't know, now I won't. Will Arc be easier than LN?

It's a good move to go away from Discord to Nostr. Another secure chat app to consider that is 10x more private and secure than Signal would be SimpleX chat. It's independent, decentralized and runs on private relays like TOR. Have you heard about it? Just want to give you some options. https://simplex.chat

I can only recommend you to watch this episode, they dig deep into the thruth behind the existence of alien's and UFOs.

In this episode Pastor Alin Armstrong sits down with Guy Malone to talk about aliens, demons, the bible and bitcoin!

If you want to go deeper, there was a DVD (gosh that's old now) called "Alien Intrusion". Here is the playlist with some discussion around the release, but I'm sure you can find the documentary somewhere online. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLtDG1Hzii2vsTR_t2vajDmfOvXyUfLQ2o

Or simply contact Scammer Payback https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCC9EjyMN_hx5NdctLBx5X7w Or Kitboga to do it for you. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCm22FAXZMw1BaWeFszZxUKw

They are experienced in this and do videos of it for a living.

About the Brave recommendation, what is your take about these shortcoming? #258621

Possibly the best Bitcoin meme ever. Zap Guy Swann cause he created it.

hahaha, right. I wanted to ask you the full list, but it's not worth it. People should do their work and educate themselves in Bitcoin.

I'm on Librewolf (a hardened version of Firefox) and Vivaldi for chrome-like experience. Jitsi meet and other visio chat web based to share screen are not compatible on LibreWolf (nor Firefox). It's a shame we have to rely on chrome.

You can check ungoogled chromium that is a good recommendation. https://github.com/ungoogled-software/ungoogled-chromium

I started a thread here: #258621

Then here are some links you should read that will give you more details on Brave.

Some Controversies about Brave https://wikiless.org/wiki/Brave_(web_browser)#Controversies

The shady world of Brave selling copyrighted data for AI training https://stackdiary.com/brave-selling-copyrighted-data-for-ai-training/

Many bad stuff Brave is doing behind your back https://spyware.neocities.org/articles/brave

Brave browser CEO apologizes for automatically adding affiliate links to cryptocurrency URLs https://www.theverge.com/2020/6/8/21283769/brave-browser-affiliate-links-crypto-privacy-ceo-apology

Brave appears to install VPN Services without user consent https://www.ghacks.net/2023/10/18/brave-is-installing-vpn-services-without-user-consent/

Anyway, Brave source code is on github, (but who has time to audit the code?) since then, if the company listened to the community and things have changed in a good way for user, please let me know. Don't trust verify. https://github.com/brave/brave-browser

First red flag for me is the BAT. Many years ago, when it started, I was for it, but since I went down the rabbit hole for Bitcoin, I cannot stand BAT anymore.