Maybe I'm just out of touch because I never use Apple/Google Pay and still use cards, but I think it would help with adoption as medium of exchange (for consumers and vendors) if we could somehow get a physical card (like satscards) that can use swipe/tap-to-pay, but the card is somehow tied to a lightning/ecash wallet. Could start with Strike users having their own card tied to their wallet (I would love a cool black card with the Strike logo). Next level would be for more technical users to be able to set up a card that is linked to their self-custodial wallet (like Alby Hub). Of course on the vendor side the point-of-sale apps would need to be able to support this (Like Zaprite and Square). I don't know, I'm just thinking of ways to reduce friction for normies. Want to be able to just get a card in their hands and tell them it'll work wherever bitcoin is accepted. Maybe this has already been thought about and I just haven't seen it yet. Any thoughts? @Guy Swann @jack mallers @jack @NVK 🌞⚡️

Hard times create weak men, etc...

Seem familiar? Everything is cyclical. (Athens around 400-300 BC)

Middle child passed her road test! But now I have to seriously look into cars again...

Taking my middle child to get driver's license. Prayers welcome

"With someone else's butt, we can all be whores" We don't deserve him...

I lift weight now

That moment when you sit down to relax at the end of the day after the family is all in bed and you hear a distinct dripping noise that should not be... (Turns out my kid fell asleep while waiting for the bath tub to fill up)

Big industry video games and tabletop games infiltrated by political garbage. It's all so tiresome. https://headlines.peta.org/dungeons-and-dragons/

Not sure how I missed this one yesterday. Guy running for congress in the Bronx (supposedly) roasts Paul Krugman at some speaking event. Look at the slide on the screen. "Perceptions of the economy and the impacts on the election".

This me

My new Escape key, thanks to @All Sarge, No Charge

At a Cake concert. They performed War Pigs. How many people here you think will vote for the more pro-war party this November?

Wood carved Drumpf from a local furniture store in Blue Ridge, GA.