Alfred Lansburgh (Argentarius) „Vom Gelde: Briefe eines Bankdirektors an seinen Sohn“, „Valuta“ und „Währungsnot“

Tried this (ios)— worked over long distance (looks like it used Nostr relays). I even chatted with @Eggo across the country. How do you manage favorite people / a favorites list?

With that kind of time horizon, I’d probably add a second backup alongside the Trezor (one?) — maybe something in steel for the long haul.

That’s insanely generous — but I don’t think that’s just a start. In 17 years, that’s generational wealth. 🔶 Honestly, this inspirs me.🤔

GM🎃

Lawrence Lessig East Coast and West Coast Code

“Throughout this section, I’ve been speaking of two sorts of code. One is the ‘code’ that Congress enacts … Call it ‘East Coast Code.

The other kind is the code written by programmers—software and hardware that shape cyberspace—what he calls “West Coast Code.”

Looks like the Koko-en Garden in Himeji, Japan.

Feels like we’re living right inside Mr. Robot right now.
Corporate coins, digital surveillance, collapsing trust — the show’s not fiction anymore. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gHOAKWzDH-Q

I’m curious 👀

Volunteer-driven nodes risk scalability limits. Andreas‘ concept of “infrastructure inversion”—where decentralized tech first piggybacks on existing infrastructure until incentives emerge to build native support—seems relevant here. Perhaps Nostr will initially rely heavily on volunteers, but a sustainable, competitive node economy may naturally develop later, driven by emerging incentives at the protocol level. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ca70mCCf2M

Welcome to Nostr, Ross🖖

GM