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I work at a financial company - how can I convince them to onboard Lightning?

yes, I think I'll have to start with #1

#2 is logical.

#3 is logical.

> Solve shit. Work hard. Be employee of the month for 6 months. Be a someone, because no one is going to listen to a no one. ↩

So very true! thank you

> he has a bunch

great resource - thank you!

Software Engineer and hobby Bitcoiner. I believe in free speech.

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I'm not sure if I can mention the name, but if you look up my profile you could add 1 + 1 together and then google about it.

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Get a timeline for your Apple Devices - stored locally

I run my own node, and am a huge Lightning fan - but outside of my circle I don't know many that have adopted Lightning.

I see this is as a huge potential opportunity.

I work as a software engineer at a company with 10+ million users in a 3rd world country, and I know USDT adoption is very high there because of inflation.

Basically, we're a marketplace where people can buy products.

However, to convince my CEO/CTO I would need to be very convincing. How would you guys approach this?

I think they mostly care about providing the best possible experience for our users

If you could clone yourself to do your current job(s), what would you do next?

k00b

holy crap - so dumb of me - I just made it public! Thank you for pointing that out

I was frustrated that Apple Find My would always only show the live location - so I wrote a small little app that polls the location of my devices every now and then and saves it to a local database.

I also give you a web interface to view the historical timeline of each device.