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Nice!
Someone shared recently that the AUD orders were cheaper than on exchanges.
Running a server is significantly harder than writing some words down and keeping it safe. Of course its better to upgrade from there but I bet there are millions of Bitcoin secured this way. It means that it's working too!
I mean really... What immigrant would be offended by that? There's nothing wrong with being proud of where you came from.
The clown show in the UK has gone too far.
I haven't spent much time with it. When I have tried it hasn't been able to help me much.
I'll probably continue to try as it's still pretty early and I see there's potential too.
I recently got an e-reader which is not quite as good as the real thing but it can weighs nothing and can hold hundreds of books. Probably won't be buying the real thing until I have a large place to store them.
rizful.com have a nice custodial LN wallet. Also has NWC which makes it easy to send/receive zaps on SN and nostr.
Edit - BTW there should be a way to get your coinos account back. Must be a user name and password that you wrote down somewhere?
Nice!
How so you put the words on the steel? Letter punches? If so, does it bend upward slightly? They look quite small.
Although I like the idea of V4V, I don't really know if it can work. It would need a cultural shift like how monks go around to laymen everyday for alms in SE Asia. Here it's normal to give something.
At the moment bitcoiners have more of a hodl culture than a spending one. Maybe it is early days and there is still plenty of time for this to develop though.
Local meetups should be easiest. Otherwise there are some p2p platforms like Robosats, Hodlhodl, Peach and Bisq.