This “Imagine If” event that @Rod has created is something special.

The Proto miner hardware seems like a real step-change for ASICs. The reusable rig is amazing, now just swap out hashboards. The modularity and openness (software and hardware) will allow everyone to do a lot more with them, and for a lot longer. The rig is part of the infrastructure. The upgrade path is so much easier

Took off for a 15km hike and run with my youngest. Hot and muggy! The waterfall and dip at the end was amazing!

A fun morning out at the Nairobi Marathon (10km this year).

Enjoying the outdoors.

Testing the first Bitaxe made in Kenya, from the PCB up! It’s working. Big thanks to all the guys who made it happen from the community - Simon, Diviter, Kurt, and Gearbox We call it “Bitshoka”, which is just Bitaxe in Swahili. :)

Playing with midjourney video. Impressive! Prompt: [A Masai warrior rides a zebra through the savannah], 2d view, retro nostalgia --ar 1:1 --motion high --video 1

There are worse places to live than Nairobi. “Green city in the sun”

Doing a Bitaxe giveaway at our monthly bitcoin meetup this evening at Waitabit Coffee.

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Safari shots to finish the weekend.

It’s been 5 years. 4 since we knew these weren’t necessary. Why don’t airports remove them?

Damnit all. I really like Phoenix Wallet for most of my basic Lightning expenses. What do people suggest as a mobile Lightning wallet now?

Is anyone building a decentralized, FOSS, on/off ramp for bitcoin using Nostr architecture?