I was in India. I watched it on TV. I didn't care much as I was too young. Later on, India was attacked (26/11) and we watched the whole counter terrorist operation for 2-3 days.

Only after a few years, I could grasp the politics behind 9/11 and the engineering effort of Osama Bin Laden to plan such an attack.

I didn't know 911 emergency number was conceived before 9/11 attack.

I didn't know the flights were so vulnerable to hijacks and they had to hit the towers at a particular altitude to take it down like a pack of cards.

I tested this moments ago. I don't think it's failing anymore.

Yellowstone S1 is good

The essay is poorly written.

He starts by saying that you must provide value instead of getting lucky, then jumps to HODLing and how it requires conviction. How does HODLing provide value? Would there be a pizza day if everyone kept HODling?

I started making all dairy products from whole milk and all baked products from flour at home. Once I get comfortable with this, I'll look for the best source of milk and flour, and eventually have my own cows and grow my wheat.

The bots at call center are limited by programmers. I don't think these bots will be given as much access as human agents.

I didn't find the demo authentic. It felt pre-recorded and even if it's authentic the voice is too nice and becomes annoying after few minutes.

If I call my mom every day, what can I do different today?

Can Bisq resist government intervention?

Can it survive if government outlaws fiat to Bitcoin exchanges?

On second thought, I have to check this project to verify their approach.

I was assuming that they have a server to keep an updated list of app versions. I might be wrong.

Correction: I want to learn the electronics and fix it myself.

I'll try this, but it adds another trust layer for convenience.

The phone is for using Bitcoin on the go.

I use my computer for more intricate stuff.

Is this another data collection scheme?

Will the support work if you unlock the bootloader?