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17 sats \ 2 replies \ @siggy47 8h \ on: Conclave elects Robert Prevost as new pope, first American in history news
I'm looking to buy coffee with bitcoin (LN), and the stacker who knows the most about coffee is @StillStackinAfterAllTheseYears. So this is also sort of a DM to him.
Does anyone know of a good source of coffee to buy online for sats? We like to grind our beans, but we don't have the knowledge or fancy palate like stillstackin
40 sats \ 0 replies \ @siggy47 OP 16h \ parent \ on: Dog Breed Of The Day - Airedale Terrier Animal_World
Me too. Our neighbors had one for years. Friendly with people she knew, but she patrolled her property.
When I was a young lawyer I represented my dad on real estate deals. He had been going deaf for years, but refused to acknowledge it. Once we were at a closing when the party on the other side of the transaction took my dad aside and, in a low voice, asked for a concession my father would never grant. Rather than say "I can't hear you" , he smiled and said sure." I had to step in to correct the misunderstanding. It was embarrassing for him, but not embarrassing enough for him to get a hearing aid.
I hope I learned the lesson he never did.
I can see the decline in myself in many ways, but I can't remember them all right now- senior memory loss!
One I notice regularly reminds me of the George Carlin quote:
“Have you ever noticed that anybody driving slower than you is an idiot, and anyone going faster than you is a maniac?”
I used to be a fast driver. I drove too fast, got my share of traffic tickets, and was at times a maniac on the road. Now cars zoom past me at what I consider maniacal speed.
I didn't mean this reply as me seeking advice on security, inheritance, etc. I have been considering all of this for a while. I will say Casa's shitcoinery turns me off, and any solution involving a third party of course introduces at least some trust.
I'm going to try to get more details. This hits home. I would qualify as elderly. It's easy to say I have been hodling and holding my own keys for years now, but dementia is a real thing. Who knows what my mental acuity will be in the years to come?
If my wife took me to a store like this all I would be thinking is "this will be too expensive."
I would be hunting for the nearest Home Depot
It is fun. Who knows what the future may bring? They are getting more and more efficient. I also think big mining companues pay $80 per TH. That solo satoshi sale was a gamma for $125. Not horrible.
I can't wait to get mine. I think I'll play around with all those aftermarket heat sinks/fans just for fun
This model could make bitcoin ETFs obsoletes and really entice stackers to trade their bitcoin for paper bitcoin. It's scary if you realize the implications.
Yes. I know the site. I was wondering if there is a benefit to just highlight a few Robosats stats, and include news, information from the simplex group and other forums. The information is sparse though, and probably not enough to justify a daily post. I was thinking about that before you made the reply today.
Great article. Reading about Vatican financial stuff is entertaining. This book started my dive down the rabbit hole many years ago: