Marc

I make greeting cards for my kids that pay them Bitcoin with lightning and Cashu. It gives a visual, tangible representation of electronic cash. That's why I think it's a useful tool for teaching smaller children how to earn, spend, and save sats. Because you can't tell a five year old to read the White Paper. "Put away The Cat In The Hat Tommy! It's time to have fun staying rich with BIP39!" So I think Cashu is a great first step. "Thank you you for putting away you're toys Tommy. Here is a piece of paper redeemable for 1,000 sats." Show , don't tell. https://fountain.fm/episode/hmEsm3UwWkkkNNNKpzpX nostr:nevent1qvzqqqpxquqzqqxs6p9wp2e57wauc3wh0awg7n2s2lcswad2sqfg8ml2s98cg7y9gl9k35

It's hard to believe that I first listened to@npub1h8nk2346qezka5cpm8jjh3yl5j88pf4ly2ptu7s6uu55wcfqy0wq36rpevy read Why I Wrote PGP by Phil Zimmerman 7 years ago. https://fountain.fm/episode/X1tgTo5TKzEb0gRPzXoa

Crypto means cryptography, not day trading.

My wife is watching an old episode of Supermarket Sweep. The announcer on the show is Johnny Gilbert--The same announcer for Jeopardy. So I found his Wikipedia entry to see how old he is. He's 97 years old and still the announcer for Jeopardy. That must be the best job in the world if the man doesn't want to retire at 97.

To the Super Moon.

I like Signal and believe it is secure enough for most people. Is it secure enough to send your Bitcoin keys over? Hell no, but it's certainly better than SMS. Likewise, if you're someone who has enemies willing to spend $10,000 to install Pegasus onto your phone, Signal is also not secure enough for you.

Beautiful.