hggh

"A home-built luggable that runs on power tool batteries"

It reminds me of StumbleUpon [0]

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/StumbleUpon

"Since returning to office, Trump has marveled at AI’s capabilities. He is increasingly in thrall to the tech executives courting him. In December 2025, Elon Musk returned to the Oval Office for a clandestine meeting. Trump spent hours asking Grok, Musk’s AI chatbot, questions about his presidency and legacy, according to an official present. At the time, Trump was ordering missile strikes against Venezuelan boats he alleged were smuggling drugs into the U.S. He asked Grok how Venezuelans would react if the U.S. captured Maduro. According to the official present, the chatbot responded that Maduro was a repressive and deeply unpopular dictator and that many Venezuelans would likely celebrate his downfall. After Trump ordered the mission to seize Maduro, the following month, celebrations broke out in the streets. Trump, according to officials, came away thinking Grok was ingenious."

IBMulator has HDD sounds: https://www.ibmulator.org/

> Bitcoin is slow as well, unusable for payments

Indeed, but fortunately, BTC was forked at the right time

Also BCH + CashFusion for extra privacy

That's an excellent reason to get rid of them and just make P2P cash payments

> or cash come to mind

Did you mean Bitcoin Cash?

Wrong title. Wrong not even by two orders of magnitude.

That's the first edition (2019), not the second (2025). But both are in annas archive, anyway

> What of it? Sort by value and see for yourself

> You are not responding to the debunking Opinions don't debunk. Proof does.

Take a look at the statistics: https://fusionstats.redteam.cash/

Value doesn't have anything to do with utility

> Bitcoin does make the transaction publicly traceable

It can be untraceable with CashFusion

Right thing == ethical != legal

Who cares?

Internet Archive is a library. Libraries host copyrighted content. Libraries are good.

Yes. Alternative URL: https://xcancel.com/brian_armstrong/status/20516167591451857...

SegWit added unnecessary complexity (~5,000 LOC) to a problem that could be solved just increasing the max block size (1 LOC)

> Bitcoin was designed to be a replacement for real life cash, but it ultimately failed in this role

The BTC implementation clearly has failed in this role, but not Bitcoin protocol (look at BCH, for instance)

> Bitcoin was intended to be funded entirely by transaction fees

Transaction fees used to be free, but miners started to require at least 1 sat/b, to prevent "spamming" the mempool, so... no.

BlackBerry => QNX

You forgot to mention that that was a lie.

Spain quietly drops probe into “Russian meddling” in Catalan referendum: https://www.wsws.org/en/articles/2021/06/21/cata-j21.html

Such democracy, so constitutional

https://www.ohchr.org/en/press-releases/2022/08/spain-violat...

> it takes less than one second to go through Like Bitcoin used to be before someone had the brilliant idea of destroy the possibility of zero-confirmation transactions on-chain with Replace-by-fee transactions

> Except people wanting to do more than 15 transactions a minute It's more like 7 transactions per second, which is still absolute crap, but that was after the original Bitcoin project was kidnapped. There aren't such limitations in the original Bitcoin (forked as Bitcoin Cash)

> Or that to scale everyone would need to store a petabyte size blockchain That is addressed in the whitepaper (SPVs and pruning)

> you will likely see NSFW content. Please only continue if you're an adult.

Should be: Please only continue if you're not at work.

Who designed this abomination of website? The "infinite" scroll is preventing me to get to the footer links.

I suggest you read, at least, the 2nd paragraph: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russian_Armed_Forces