The great thing about the original Doom is that when you start it feels just like a dumb shooter, but then you literally have to learn tricks and skills (like various strafing tricks, running in circle while shooting, position the enemies to shoot each other, etc) to actually defeat the enemies, especially as your ammo gets depleted. The skills are not explained or encouraged anywhere in the game, you just gradually figure those out on your own.

I wonder if there's a difference in terms of privacy while using BOLT12 in Phoenix in 3 different scenarios

(I also wonder if there are privacy differences based on how you use the BOLT12 in Phoenix, because there are 3 formats - human readable address (the thing that looks like lightning adress), the payment code and full URI)

I mean he's not wrong. Big part of the appeal of bitcoin is the potential for a future where it's used as a medium of exchange.

lol

I also replied on nostr, but your post could use some more clarity and actually showing how to get those tasks done. Like I opened https://community.sphinx.chat/bounty/3328 and I have no idea how to review the code - where is the code to review?

Think about it as writing a tutorial with limited space.

Something like:

Do you want to earn KYC free sats and are you an iOS developer?

and after this section maybe you can provide more background, but that doesn't really matter...

Yeah, I think smoking decline is a big cause of this.

Now you are just rubbing my nose in it :D Yeah, I understand ~events is for meetups...

Oh yeah. That makes more sense

What would be the right territory?

I'll check it out! I read the book from Tom Segura and that was fun read too.

"It seems that the factor of 4 was chosen empirically (based on experience) so that segWit gets a sufficient discount, without damaging the network (which would be the case if the factor were higher)." https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/119620/why-is-the-discount-on-segwit-data-exactly-a-factor-of-4-and-not-5-6-or-somethi

Yeah, as you said it creates one channel with acinq that it keeps updating (using "splicing"). The fees are currently following

Have you tried Phoenix? It doesn't have POS, but it syncs and opens very fast. I don't know if the LSP is available though.

I have heard that San Juan de Miraflores is quite rough part of Lima, is that true?

Didn't fit into the machine?

Yeah, exactly. The math just doesn't work out for it. On the other hand running the Phoenix wallet (where the node runs on your phone) is quite effective, but it has some downsides in terms of privacy and "blockability".

Yes, that's exactly what happens. And then when you are active on SN and doing good stuff you will actually get sats (not CCs) from the daily rewards. So if you receive CCs, then use them actively on SN and you will actually stack sats (maybe even more) and you can then withdraw those.

Why?

It has blossom and strfry. Other than that this is a competition to zero. I don't know any further details 🙂

All of these hosted nodes are around $20/m, which is a lot imo.

Yes ☺️

How do you cry in the corner if the house has no corners?

Also in the pictures are duplexes with essentially not even studio size.