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Creator of the npub1r5awk8fq8hyakd4fwy0w7gn5znx0f8ursve80dsk6pfw3yluutls8tr22v project. Host of The Sunday Bitcoiner Podcast. Chief Keef Sosa is the best artist. Bitcoin is the best money
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Buckleys 11 months ago
GM Nostr. ES is confusing the fuck out of me rn. Is it just me?
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Buckleys 11 months ago
Nah somethings up. My fiat job introduced company wide restricted training periods.
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Buckleys 11 months ago
Good morning Nostr. I got a message this morning that I exceeded my monthly transaction limit for my checking account. This is why I Bitcoin. My bank can go fuck themselves.
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Buckleys 11 months ago
GM Nostr, Latest episode of The Sunday Bitcoiner is out, just in time for the end of the month Today we explore the future of the USA. The rise of Trump, and a greater worldwide shift towards economic nationalism may seem unexpected, but can actually be compared to Lionel Shriver’s vision of the future, outlined in her novel: The Mandibles. We dive deeper into a Mandibles-like scenario and what it could mean for the United States for years to come. In the book, a rival faction in the Bancor alliance aims to compete against the declining USD hegemony. In reality, this alliance exists already, and is called BRICS. However, we also explore the possibility of the biggest Plot Twist of all: What if the United States were to ditch NATO and join the BRICS alliance. Could the USA reverse course and avoid the inevitable collapse? Tune in to find out.
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Buckleys 11 months ago
All other Nostr clients can talk all the game they want but in terms of UX, @primal got it on lock. To the point where I’m willing to overlook the performance issues, and the extra lag in comparison to other clients.
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Buckleys 11 months ago
The podcast episode is late for this month but it has the potential to be the best yet. After reshuffling the topics and a guest dropping out, we’ll be diving deep on an alternative mandible universe. Consider this month’s episode to be an audio research paper on my thought below.
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Buckleys 11 months ago
What the fuck is a warm wallet. Next week Ripple will get hacked off another exchanges because they transferred to a lukewarm wallet instead of a warm one
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Buckleys 11 months ago
“Nostr isn’t solving censorship it’s avoiding it” is a retarded statement. Reason Number 1 is because censorship isn’t an equation, it’s an occurrence. Reason number 2 is avoiding censorship is kinda the ideal state. It’s opting out of a situation that is unwinnable otherwise. Brute force all you want on X. And watch the new overlords take your account away the moment you’re in their crosshairs. View quoted note →
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Buckleys 0 years ago
Funniest plot twist would be for the US to join BRICS 🗿
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Buckleys 1 year ago
Feeling a little inspired. I post a lot about Chief Keef. Why? Even though he might not be an artist you listen to, here’s probably a couple of less known facts about him to understand his genius his charisma and why he should be seriously considered for a positive role model. I’ll post no proof of work on here, so I encourage people to look up what I’m mentioning. Some of these probably aren’t heavily documented items. Chief Keef came from nothing. We know that. But in many of his interviews it’s heavily documented that he knew what he wanted to become. He stayed true to himself and pursued what he enjoyed most. Beyond imitating his idols and prentending to be Beanie Siegel in his bedroom, he found his own cadence, delivery and rhythm. And it was authentic. But he also incorporated music theory. He’d end some of his verses with a repetition of his last bars, as a way to introduce the chorus. This is the type of stuff you get taught in music class when you’re young, but youd never expect to find it in drill hip hop. He paved the way for a lot of Chicago “artists”. However, these guys weren’t interested in the craft. They just wanted to make it out. The goal was making it out, not making something. And you can tell by the music. While so many of his peers fell off, or unfortunately passed away or went to jail , he’s somehow living his best life in California, in a mansion where he has more arcade video games, more computers, and more toys than any kid would dream of. Some call it childish, but consider the position he’s in. Growing up in the slums, he was robbed of his childhood. He was robbed of his teenage years due to the street life. And now he’s making up for that lost time. He moved to Cali and abandoned everything he knew once he saw that there was nothing left for him in Chicago. He outgrew his “friends” that did not share his vision. He also changed his style away from mainstream music, mainstream sound into something chaotic, yet refreshingly experimental. When the hip hop industry became obsessed with lyricism, Keef diverged to melody. Playing with cadence, flow, intonations and voices. Almighty So and Bang 2 were a disappointment for everyone who loved finally rich. But do you know who LOVED those projects (aside from me) The new wave. Those “mumble rappers” and all that followed suit. They all reference Chief Keef as a source of inspiration. But not Finally Rich Chief Keef. Almighty So Chief Keef. Chief Keef was like Bitcoin. Imperfectly Perfect. And uncompromising. Later in 2016, he started discovering making his own instrumentals. And he released Faneto. A song that LITTERALLY MADE A DORM FLOOR COLLAPSE. I’m not lying. Look it up. I have heard of the magnitude of some artists that made organic hits and absolute bangers. But that was the first time I witnessed an artist bring a house down because of how much people were vibing to his song. To this day, you can find comparisons on YouTube like “mo bamba vs faneto” on YouTube and witness the effect of one of the most captivating songs released in this century. Say what you want about Not like us. It’s a good song, but I’ve yet to see it bring a house down. What Keef did is nothing short of impressive. And earlier this year, while it’s been a couple of quiet years leading up to the drop of his incredibly anticipated Almighty So2, the wait was so worth it for so many Keef fans. From his first project where he dabbled with producing to this one, you see constant improvement, and ultimately mastery of production. And I said it was a quiet couple of years… to the untrained eye. But since I’m a super fan, I kept a secret list of all the random songs snippets that I couldn’t wait to hear. Most of them never dropped but a lot of them were leaked. Through those leaks, you can witness the improvement. How almighty so2 was the success that it was. It was NO acccident. Keef stayed out of the way, out of legal trouble (for the most part) and just kept putting in the time to master his craft. Not to mention he’s a model of a father, considering his come up. At 16, he made an interview with Noisey, and before he lit up a blunt, he brought his daughter away, asking her to go in the house. TLDR: he left the bs behind, broke the dead or in jail cycle, kept improving his music skills, and is litterally living the best life he could’ve hoped for. It’s gotten to a point where those envious of him started singing his praises. An absolute icon of an artist. Btw I said earlier that he didn’t focus on bars, but Jesus Christ does he have some incredible wordplay. I find myself coming back to some old songs and catching something new every fuckin time. Hope this rant at least makes some of you curious enough to give a listen to him. You may be pleasantly surprised. A couple of random songs that come to mind that are worth listening to. Houdini. Boost 1,2,3. Faneto Yes sir F what the opp said Booty call Belieber HO Fatto Love No Thotties Fuck me Can you be my friend. My baby. Most of these aren’t even in my top 10. Enjoy.
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Buckleys 1 year ago
Idk this doesn’t feel like the bull market. I keep seeing 2k16 comparisons but I wasn’t around. All I can tell is the graphs comparing it to 2016 keep changing.