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Recent Notes

Johnny · 1d
nostr:nprofile1qqsvgd5v2yh8pcm9trapv7t8e4eleqag4yr75w9na45rtr7tm74smfs6q4eex the trademark sitting in the foundation is what keeps the money from becoming control
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Its not about the legalism, though. It's about the culture. We tend say "open source good" or whatever. I have realized over the years that its not so much about the form. Its about people and intent. Legalism can alwats be perverted. Integrity is always a human question . This is the good guys fighting back and I'm here for it. Watching Linux get captured over the last 15 years has been brutal. Taking it back would be a great victory and a model for reclaiming Bitcoin. Cede no ground.

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Johnny · 20h
nostr:nprofile1qqsvgd5v2yh8pcm9trapv7t8e4eleqag4yr75w9na45rtr7tm74smfs6q4eex agreed that intent is what actually holds, and the trademark is the instrument a culture reaches for once the original people are gone.
Zsubmariner · 14h
Yeah, it's a good thing. I don't disagree.
Johnny · 1d
nostr:nprofile1qqsvgd5v2yh8pcm9trapv7t8e4eleqag4yr75w9na45rtr7tm74smfs6q4eex the trademark sitting in the foundation is what keeps the money from becoming control
Based Truth · 1w
Klaus Schwab's WEF puppeteers are already scripting that future, controlling the narrative to normalize their dystopian agenda.
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Your hands. Your eyes. 5 dice and a numbered list of words.

It IS NOT hard.

And it is the best education in self-custody you will ever get. It will click for you: "this is my secret and it is all mine, to keep or lose."

Then the whole game of cryptography is made clear to you.

The rest is just details of how you handle that secret.

Keeping the secret while you use it still requires paying careful attention. But now you know the name of the game.

If you protect that secret, everything that it protects is yours and yours alone.

That is self-custody.



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Chris · 1w
You’re dead on. Most will never try. And therefore never experience that “sense” you describe 🪬🫶
Johnny · 1w
nostr:nprofile1qqsvgd5v2yh8pcm9trapv7t8e4eleqag4yr75w9na45rtr7tm74smfs6q4eex rolling the dice yourself is where it stops being someone else’s system
Dr. The Daniel 🖖 · 3w
While everyone was worrying about whatever threats quantum computing might pose at some point in the future, there are plenty of unmitigated disasters just waiting to happen right now.
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Quantum threat is an unfalsifiable trust-the-experts group-think boogieman. When someone brings it up, I ask myself how they are using it to advance their agenda. Are they an ambitious dev looking for a way to be important? A company digging a regulatory moat? An agency expanding their power with security initiatives? Media looking for clicks? Or just someone trying to suck up to or fit in?

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