Got in line for automated passport control. Guy in front of me puts his passport in the scanner. It rejects his passport. He tries a few more times and then the whole machine crashes.
Then he moves left to the next machine and repeats the process until it crashes. Guess what her does next?
This dumb motherfucker ends up crashing all 4 passport control machines and even though they rebooted, the passport software didn't come back online.
Had a bunch of lightning payment failures trying to buy stuff from merchants in Lugano with Zeus connected to lnd.
Turning off "attempt multi path payments" seems to have fixed it.
My latest talk, on the threat of quantum computing advancements to Bitcoin, is now available.
Key takeaway: one way or another, whether we do something or do nothing, inviolable properties of Bitcoin will eventually be violated.
Saylor's going to gaslight folks into believing that self custody is bad and we shouldn't continue improving the protocol because he wants you to buy $MSTR and regulated ETF products.
As I've been warning
My long-term Bitcoin concerns mostly revolve around apathy.
What if not enough people care to self custody?
What if not enough people care to enforce the rules by running nodes?
What if not enough people care to put in the hard work seeking consensus for improving Bitcoin?
The most important thing is that we continue discussing Bitcoin. The exchange rate is merely a SIGNAL that we have done well SO FAR.