This is a good meme template.

Do you have the original image?

Vegas has no culture so it’s a pretty vapid environment for bitcoin to take root.

Is there any way for you to prove that the winning number is not predetermined and that you’re using a legit RNG?

I get that you publish the hash + salt before hand and we can verify that the winning number isn’t modified between when the bets are placed and when the ball finally hits a number.

…but how do we know that you’re not collecting data based on how people are betting and then picking the numbers that receive the least amount of bets?

It’s pretty sparse out here, man.

Haven’t been able to get real connected with any businesses or merchants who prioritize it.

I wish we had a lot more users making a lot more posts an extent that it would make more sense for people to subscribe to territories rather than auto-sub to all of them and then just mute the ones you don’t want to see.

Simple solution, fellas.

Don’t marry an American woman.

Good one

I am saying that when you use trusted third parties, you open yourself up to a loss of privacy and security.

k00b wants to be able to run things himself but it’s very difficult. This is why we have to rely on third parties.

Running things locally is both a privacy and security concern.

Coinos can probably see all of your payments (and maybe custodies them too?) which means you might as well be using Coinbase or something

Excellent work!

Some great points but until subtitles are a thing, I think this is the best way to keep memes out of the main feed while also curating niche-specific place to share and aggregate dank memes.

Bought some new work boots, drove to Yosemite, saw a big thermometer, experienced some cool projection mapping light shows but that’s about it.

I totally agree but it’s really difficult. Running a BTCPay Server on clearnet will only doxx you if you run it locally and then you still have to manage channel liquidity and everything.

A buddy of mine bought an XYZ domain name and uses that to receive payments to his own pay server but it’s a lot of work and he’s 5+ years down the rabbit hole.

Even after all these years, there’s still no easy way to run your own bitcoin store.

There isn’t one. I’ve been looking for years.

Currently the best way to sell products natively for bitcoin is Geyser and it’s not really an ecommerce platform.

Very cool idea. I haven’t read it yet cause I can’t seem to figure out how to view pdfs on mobile but I will later.

You ought to check out screenbreak to put this kind of stuff into print for sale.

I enjoy some movies from time to time but I can barely find the time to get on Stacker News right now.

I hope to carve out some personal time by the end of the year. Maybe I’ll revisit this one.

No clue.

Bangers

Great one