Are you also attempting to raise funds for miners? Have you created a geyser project or anything similar?

Ocean's. I was trying to figure out datum when I became aware of the core/knots shitstorm and decided it wasn't worth my frustration.

Does SN fit this model?

I'm no expert, but I think the judges are right. The hearing can proceed without their testimony.

There has to be a quid pro quo beyond the fact that he's a conservative Democrat. My guess is we'll know soon enough.

I just donated. This is a great cause. Is there a nostr account too? I like to zap circular economy projects weekly and encourage others to do so there.

Thanks for the info.

Can you explain the benefits? Would it be identical to running tailscale on Umbrel or better?

Nice.

Someday they will be collecting, archiving, and talking about your zine in articles like this:

I've considered making the change.

Thanks for the info. I just wanted to make sure my little node wasn't the problem.

There you go! Is that the thing with the built in node?

I know, but I haven't gotten a payout since 11/29. They have hit 6 blocks since then.

You're right. CNBC is still using that headline today.

Has anyone had an unusual delay in receiving Ocean Pool LN payouts?

I like this a lot:

It's damn cold. I hate it. My dogs hate it. My little miners love it.

Yes. I think I'm having trouble expressing myself re kepford's point. If you have read Nic Carter's maxi attack from a few years back, he basically criticized bitcoin as taking on an almost religious worship among its adherents. He saw it as just another tool. An asset to be used like others. I think it is fundamentally different. There's nothing wrong with the financial system embracing it. Sometimes I worry that it will stifle adoption, but I could be wrong, and even if it does, that would only be temporary anyway. But, it shouldn't be judged by its performance in that system. Being brought into the financial system, as a treasury asset or through ETFs, will only lead to financialization and rehypothetication like gold suffered from after 2005. It looks like that is ending (temporarily?) for gold and silver now, which is good. Wall Street sees bitcoin, on the other hand, as a risk-on tech asset. That's why gold bugs and financial normies are quick to dismiss bitcoin's store of value properties whenever its 24/7 liquidity is used to bail out some other, inferior asset.