I didn't know namecheap took BTC. neat!

reverse bards

always liked Lubuntu & Mate for this reason. Debian feels too bare for me, but Ubuntu too bloated.

the bullishness oozing from the text is infectious

I remember Mike Tyson going on Rogan around 2020. He hadn't fought or trained in a while. They chilled. Smoked weed. Drank. Cracked jokes. Funny guy.

Then he came back about a year or two later, with a fight coming up, during his training.

Completely different guy. Intense. Brooding. You can sense the energy building up ready to be unleashed in the ring. Joe tells a story that the reason he got a wider table for the podcast was Tyson scared him since he sat too close to him that episode.

Tyson is a very interesting person. A man and also a demon.

I hope he pummels Jake into oblivion.

Are there any vitamins, supplements you would you say the general population would benefit from taking?

What I hear often is vit D in winter, and Omega-3 because people rarely get enough. Then I have friends who take a vitamin and supplement cocktail in the mornings "just in case".

Never been sure whether it's mostly snake oil or there's benefits.

Can be carnivore specific or general

Yearly privacy checkup and account cleanup

What's your go-to knot?

Oh thought you were comparing running own node vs custodial.

My bad.

Good question. Some variation is expected, but not sure about Alby specifically. Could be many factors. Maybe they have less channels, less efficient routes. Also depends who or what you zap.

It's a fair question, but the answer is likely multifactorial. It's less straightforward than comparing spread rates / prices / fees at exchanges for example where it's just a business decision from the top down.

Custodial options (coinos, WoS, ...) will be cheaper because they have giant nodes with channels to a ton of other nodes, big and small

I think the most important is, well, to do healthy movement and exercise outside of work.

But the second most important while sitting or standing long periods is to change position regularly. Maybe standing desks naturally encourage that by standing around. But some people (and I was guilty too) tend to get a comfy ergo chair, adjust it to their perfect position and then never touch it again. I think we're supposed to regularly readjust. Up and down, tilt and no tilt, arm rests, etc.

Not a doctor tho.

A tent, downhill from a castle during a music fest 🤔 Fringe fest?

A lot of people equate "provider" = bring money, but it's only one facet of it.

The father from your thread sounds like he was a good provider of more than just money.

Arguably more important than solely money, and definitely more impactful for the kids and family who will remember his presence, his time as coach or support.

I think single season series format has the most flexibility, assuming you have enough story for a season. One off movies are my close second choice.

The streaming era has done away with writing episodes around commercial breaks and rigid runtimes. So you can have episodes 10-20min longer or shorter than the last and keep a natural flow.

They're also less restrictive than 2-3h movies that demand more upfront time commitment especially if those movies are meant to get butts in theatre seats.

To mimic the 2-3 movie series, a single season can also be split into 2-3 parts. Like Cobra Kai currently (great series btw) has its finale season with 5 episodes per part, each part a few months apart.

I can't believe I just glossed over those words while reading without pausing to laugh at first.

Thanks for making sure I appreciate that clown world speak and properly LMAO

I think he frees Ross (maybe not day one) But I don't think the BTC reserve will happen. And I don't care either way.

Warcraft 4 or Starcraft 3 but theyd probably be shit in this era of blizzard :(

I was pleasantly surprised how decently CDPR salvaged cyberpunk2077 and the quality of the dlc, so I'm looking forward to either a cyberpunk sequel or the next Witcher

"You read a lot about astrophysics and space and watch a lot of sci-fi and yet you still aren't an astronaut"

Find a house. Get ripped. Complete my maneuver from current role into IT/dev role proper. Pick up an instrument. Write more.

And stack sats of course.

I like to start resolutions slowly in November & December. I feel there's a lot of planning, shifting schedules around, feeling bad for missing a day, and trial and error to new habits. So by the time New Year's comes around, it feels good to have the train going at a decent pace already.

And for things like the classic "gym resolution", if you start before NYE, by the time the swarm of resolutioners come around only to quit after a month, you won't be one of them

I read somewhere the order is randomized

Source: some folks in comment sections out there

There's a horse and a gun now. Bullish on SN.