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2026-10-25 15:01:33 UTC

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I am familiar with how inteligence agencies work in social media, as I am suspecting you are one of them.
I won't reply to this thread anymore. You are influenced by or spreading misinformation and you constantly try to change the subject into anti-immigration. The usual tactic and topoc with accounts actively trying to discredit the current protests.
Raportti kotiin, sotilas.

2026-09-28 13:42:27 UTC

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Your response is too long for it to take only 4 seconds to write.

2026-08-09 10:51:03 UTC

Running a stale node, but it is what it is. I am not going to host arbitrary data in my personal computer. I am not running Core, like I would not host a no-login FTP server, no matter what the protocol consensus says.
I did not expect much, as there was only 2% signaling from months before. Crazy to see how bitcoin is losing against on-chain exploits.

2026-06-11 00:52:06 UTC

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I know you established a permission system: It's yours, and it should be up to you who gets access to the crate, even for copying. From your point of view there is a violation of that system.
My point of view is: why would you make people ask for permission for benefiting from the same things as you, with no adittional cost to anyone? Why would you prefer less people to benefit from the same effort?

2026-06-09 06:58:54 UTC

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"Only WE can spy on our users"

2026-05-31 15:16:38 UTC

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The wallet, primal allows a self-sovereign wallet while yakihonne only lets me add a NWC connection or cashu

2026-05-23 10:29:22 UTC

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You meant to post this on pubky, the better protocol? Or you just like to use shittier platforms for your enjoyment

2026-05-12 07:25:26 UTC

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This is why no-KYC btc is important.
At first, crypto will be easy to declare, they want to appear friendly so you happily announce to them how much you have. Once coins are tracked bitcoin will be taxed by possession, not gains or losses.
The government doesn’t want you to have bitcoin. Taxes for individuals holding btc (instead of having a fractioned bank ETF/CBDC) will be made impossible to catch up to. Of course, banks will have much better odds for holding them for you and giving you an useless and representative digital token.

2026-04-20 13:57:27 UTC

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satoshi’s coins and other ancient utxos serve as an incentive for people who find critical vulnerabilities to use them (and reveal them) as soon as they are discovered. They’re big bounties that make bitcoin/cryptography zeroDays unaffordable and expensive.

2026-04-15 09:25:31 UTC

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If a street in a city floods forming a river, is that river natural because no human intended to create it? It would not be there without human intervention, though. Are cows born in a farm less natural than the others?
Making a distinction is not only difficult and ambiguous, as the line between “natural” and “artificial” is not always clear, but also serves a base for a naturalistic fallacy.
We humans are animals, part of nature. That makes all we create a manifestation of nature. A monkey using a rock as a tool does not make the rock less natural.
“Artificial” intelligence is intelligence, no matter how we try to discredit it. Every system that perceives stimuli and takes decisions to adapt to them is intelligent.