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I think many middle aged guys that you see on famous positions (politicians, leaders of companies, musicians, etc...) are actually gamers, because that's just how time works :)
That's interesting, somehow I assumed that most people tried wasabi. It gets into your nose when you eat a bit too much too fast - similar to horseradish and that's also why they sell fake wasabi, which is actually colored horseradish.
You got it! Trust your instincts! Even in the hospital the nurses rely on mother's instincts - they told my wife "if you feel like something is wrong, you have to tell us, your body knows better than our machines"
My guess is blockstream was like "nuh, we won't get extorted, send back all money and then we will see if we send some bounty back" and the hacker is more like "I don't believe you and also this is a lot of bitcoin we are talking about"
2000s are quite "recent". It sounds like you are more into Flash like web games and apps? I haven't really gone through that era, so it's hard to say. I don't know what's good and if someone persisted it. From this time I remember things like https://www.newgrounds.com/ , which I think has games too...
If you would be interested in the era before that, then there's a very large community for retrogaming - essentially all games from things like PlayStation, GameCube, etc can be downloaded and run in an emulator. Either on your computer, or there is a very large variety of retrogaming devices that cost somewhere between $50 and $300 (https://www.youtube.com/c/RetroGameCorps is probably the best channel).
Another option that gives you that vibe would be to explore pico8 games https://www.lexaloffle.com/bbs/?cat=7&carts_tab=1#mode=carts&sub=2 . Check out my list from #388261
Spark will likely scam you with shitcoins.
Arkade will likely scam you with shitcoins.
Second maybe won't scam you.
Wavelength maybe won't scam you.
That's my assessment currently. I could be wrong.
I was doing it on mobile, there are multiple issues on the different navigation paths. Settings>Wallet doesn't let you change settings of wallets, etc. A lot of this just needs two good screens...
Great updates - the issues with spark are known, but oh well, this is still very useful. I have to say I just really struggled with the wallet UI flows though. I needed to refresh my nwc from coinos and it was almost impossible for me to find how. I found it in the end, but oh boy that took like 5 minutes.
You hit similar issues with large LSP unwinding, etc. Ark may be more pronounced with this.
That's why it's very useful to have exact technical explainers like this, so you can make your own evaluation of the solution.
Wow, there is some big downzapping going on here. For reference I laughed at the video and I think it was well done and quite real. No issue with that from me.
When Ark goes down and folks try to scramble to exit, this will hit them bad, especially on popular Ark. Project opportunity though to have a service that can smooth the exit out in some way...
Agreed, it's just added point/clarification on top of Giacomo's.
It again seems like a change done in Core space that does not seem to be having material immediate effect and it's done in an unfortunate time, which then has predictable outcome of lost of some trust, causing more infighting, causing more drama. In this case the bip110ers are busy mea-culping, so it probably won't have such notability, but folks like @giacomozucco will be referencing it for the years to come.
My general framework here (not talking directly about @Murch) is that when a negative reaction/outcome was generally predictable from your action, then you bare responsibility for the negative outcome. Such situation are then a great source of learning and root causing to improve prediction and actions next time.
angry pikachu with antenna?