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100 sats \ 0 replies \ @unschooled 7 Jul \ on: First bike commute in Austin HealthAndFitness
amazing ride.
ive been a bike commuter for the last 5 or so years. any chance i can take to bike provided im not out super late and its not raining, i take it. my steel frame Raleigh has served me very well.
enjoy your new ride and be careful!
song the bike hippie seeking warm showers played for me on that one night we stood under the pavillion watching the thunderstorm, hearing waves crash on the beach in the background --
certainly none of these companies will have been so foolish as not to use multisig
.. or am i too generous?
the holders of the keys will skip town and set up island citadels in non-extradition locales
Now there's a Tom Cruise movie worth my bitcoin to see
lets start a geyser and pitch it to Angel studios
Fantastic!
I really enjoyed the commentary on Ghost in the Shell.
Subscribed and looking forward to more like this
[...] subtle nods to a spirit of revolution, of saying "fuck off" to the Government, of opting-out from the system of citizen and government that has dominated for a hundred years.
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i really enjoy your contributions to sn. the only thing i'd enjoy more is if you helped meme this phrase into the bitcoiner lexicon.
good question. maybe it should come from a similar place as the need to separate money from state.
also i think there is a fine line between art that is propaganda and art that isn't, since I think all art is attempting to communicate something or other
i have seen and deeply appreciate your art and i the reason i didn't mention it is because it seems to fall into the 'art with an agenda' category. i don't consider it any less valuable. the point i was making is that to people outside of bitcoin communities, it might get automatically pigenholed as "bitcoin art" and dismissed.
think of the great number of people who will miss out on cathedral frescoes and cathedral painting simply because they will never enter a church! their loss, imo!
the main street of stackers don't know anything about the ongoing discussion.
it makes these discussions more insular which could be good and bad, i guess.
am wrong in thinking it is part of the reward structure that incentivizes people to prioritize recent posts? or is it zaprank?
thank you for saying kind words and putting my name next to legendary madex
you were the first two examples that came to mind. i hope there are many more of whom i am unawares
it is not taking the tool to be the all-encompassing subject
well-said! although i wish i could rush to a point when there is a greater share of non-bitcoin or tech related discussions. great work on this front being done in some territories here, notably ~HealthAndFitness ~econ ~AskSN, and ~BooksAndArticles, to name just a few; hopefully soon enough bitcoin normalizes and there will be more important/exciting things to talk about (he-he!)
it was meant more as a discussion about the cultural legacy of bitcoiners. i think that how bitcoin culture is remembered, whether we can define this or not, is a combination of the perception from outside and actual experience of those involved.
edit: personally, I'm more interested in the experiential side, but i can recognize that perception cannot be completely discounted