Be prepared … …

FFS, TINo central bank ..

Privacy for the weak. Transparency for the pedophiles. Release them…

Slay your delusions.

Fun talk:

Don’t sleep on Claude Code + Obsidian.

Gm. Kids should use VPNs too.

It’s in the worst of times that people start to care about privacy … …and realize it’s not about having some wrong “something to hide”.

“When you’ve done well and another has benefited by it, why like a fool do you look for a third thing on top — credit for the good deed or a favor in return?” — Marcus Aurelius

That’s the thing about privacy. No one knows another’s 👠 👞 ssss or how many different shoes they wear. 👞👡👢🥾👞👠🥿👟🩰⛸️🎿🛼🩴

Dictators and their ilk think they can “vibe uncode” freedomtech Ngmi

Don’t forget to donate to good causes like independent journalism, internet archives, Bitcoin/freedom tech projects, and food or medical aid that alleviates suffering.

My 2025 on various GitHub/other accounts hit a record: Times I got a “thanks bro” = 13 (You’re welcome “sista” :) :)

Choosing your battles wisely is such a life hack/maximizer…

Gm, privacy is a human right. Fight for that every day in your own way.

Stay humble when you help merchants stack sats…

When you’re onboarding Square merchants and their workers, be sure to notice how so many of them are every day working to make the world a better place for the customer/community/family they have. Every Square service or store I buy from, 100% of them—make the world a better place. Without a doubt. This would be a better energy to start from instead of the mindset we see from many, “Muh—fiat work is stupid—my thing I do in/with Bitcoin is the more meaningful or purposeful or impactful thing that makes the world a better place.’ IMO, that mindset is akin to the age-old government/tech/financial elite smuggery that places one’s self above the masses of humans and their work. And not a winning educational or marketing mindset for those whose goods and services we all utilize. Stay humble and help merchants and service providers stack sats!!!

Be kind to the US airline workers - not their shitshow that’s starting …

Am noticing that the portion of vibe coders who are new to ”coding” (not self-taught or formally taught actual code writers)—could really benefit from some structured training to understand tech stacks/architecture and languages/capabilities. Seems to lead to some of the AI/UI redundancy. @Justin Moon