BTW please don't kidnap me. I don't have THAT much BTC tbh (like not a kidnapable amount IMO). And the little I do have is stored with people who have lots of guns 😋
You can kidnap me if you're hot though
Mallard Beakman
mallardbeakman@iris.to
npub1vsl4...und7
Atlanta. COVID sanity. Bitcoin not crypto. Gay not LGBT. Former biochemist turned patent litigator.
Significant tornado outbreak ongoing in northern Kentucky and southern Indiana
Crazy footage from the St. Louis tornado today
Reminder to hide your seed phrase. 

I don't really understand why I should buy MSTR instead of bitcoin
Fiat seems pretty risky 

Angry bitcoin skeptics in my Instagram


Instead of crying about "spam" (actual miner-subsidizing use of the chain), there should be crying about bitcoin's privacy issues.
People watching from bed.
It's an odd time to get hysterical over "spam."


My roommate asked if I thought about us getting separate one-bedroom apartments.
Me: "As you've observed during the Thermostat Wars, I'm willing to tolerate extreme discomfort to save a few bucks. So I'm down to keep living with you."
Europe gets a violent (F4 or F5) tornado about once every five years. The 2021 South Moravia F4 tornado speared debris into the ground, mangled cars, and removed several inches of topsoil in some locations. Six were killed and 576 injured on its 17-mile path across Czechia.
Samourai case update: The government doesn't think the prosecutors' conversations with FinCEN are a big deal.
The Government pointed to communications relevant to Count One: conspiracy to commit money laundering. According to the Government, the conversations with FinCEN could only be relevant to Count Two: conspiracy to operate an unlicensed money transmitting business.
As I predicted, the Gov't argued that FinCEN's opinions are irrelevant. Noting the end of the Chevron doctrine, the Gov't argued that "FinCEN published guidance, let alone the informal opinion of FinCEN employees, are not regulations or rules and have no authoritative effect."
The Government pointed to communications relevant to Count One: conspiracy to commit money laundering. According to the Government, the conversations with FinCEN could only be relevant to Count Two: conspiracy to operate an unlicensed money transmitting business.
As I predicted, the Gov't argued that FinCEN's opinions are irrelevant. Noting the end of the Chevron doctrine, the Gov't argued that "FinCEN published guidance, let alone the informal opinion of FinCEN employees, are not regulations or rules and have no authoritative effect."Good morning, Nostr.
Who else feels like a genius?


Zapped myself just to feel something
Could you spare a sat for my feet and/or roommate's dog? Sorry in advance for being a whore


We're still early. Latest Gallup poll shows 37% of U.S. adults view real estate as best investment (virtually unchanged from last year’s reading), while 16% said stocks are best (down 6 points from last year and erasing 2024 gain). 

It's ridiculous that my only app that doesn't work on GrapheneOS is CashApp. Even Chase and Bank of America let me use GrapheneOS.
I'm just getting back to Nostr, and I have to say I'm not really a fan of Primal. I uninstalled and am on Amethyst.
I don't mean to shit on anyone's project, but demanding my name to send zaps is offensive. Even though I have my own Lightning wallet from which I can send sats, you cannot bypass this KYC step within Primal. That's the wrong direction for this ecosystem. 

Woofie loves you 
