There is no such thing as "Bitcoin Core" as an organization.

Yes, there are from time to time scam posts or some nonsense pull requests by people who don't know how to use GitHub properly.

It's not FOSS, you don't code stuff for self-love or fun, you implement what manager orders you to, what is in the plan. Have heard that in Microsoft if you work on software A, but decide to improve something in software B, management people of B will likely reject that change, as they don't want to deal with your stuff, that's not for what they are being paid.

What are "Core coins"?

Have MikroTik router at home. Main Internet is wired connection. But MikroTik's also have USB port, where you can plug in either external USB storage for LAN access or LTE modem. And I had some old Huawey LTE USB modems laying around, so have that mobile broadband as a backup Internet.

Just do it!

I like how at some parts of Grīziņkalns neighborhood in Rīga the old style street lights are restored.

If you want to build packages from the source optimized for your machine, why not just use Gentoo Linux?

I do.

I started watching ice hockey as a kid on TV at kindergarten age, Dinamo Riga matches in Soviet championship. They showed cool animated films during breaks between periods, that was the main reason. At the end, started liking sports. And Arturs Irbe was our hero back then.

Football (and I mean European meaning of the word). I actually trained at football school as a kid briefly. Number two would be ice hockey likely, my brother actually plays at amateur level in local amateur league from time to time.

I mean, dropping wasn't accidental, bet place where they landed definitely was, people make mistakes. That civilian district is close to firing range.

Why "accidentally" in quotes? You think they deliberately decided to bomb their own people?

Russia was first one who started stealing from occupied territories since 2014 - factory equipment, coal, grain, office equipment, actually everything they could get their hands on, including washing machines.

Pepsi was available in USSR since 1970s and Coca Cola since 1980s, officially. And were even produced (bottled) locally. Just wasn't easy to get in shops as with everything in USSR.

Heh, that could count, but my question was for exchanging sats directly against other stuff than fiat money.

Need to admit, haven't seen it yet, although I'm Latvian and personally know the father of producer.

Stacker News should introduce some optional descriptors to zaps like Slashdot used (are?) to have for upvotes / downvotes.

Bar was in between taxi I came out from and my home during Baltic Honeybadger conference, owner was smoking outside, we had little talk and decision was made to have one more drink. :) Yes, at that stage custodial WoS was the easiest solution.