Damn, I’ve realized that every day I’m getting nicer. My level of niceness is proportional to the level of stupidity in the world. And every day the world is more and more stupid.

Everyone who cites this paper as if it were the salvation hasn’t even read it. As a curiosity it’s fine; in reality it doesn’t serve for shit.

I am not a Bitcoiner, I am anti-statist. I don’t believe in those stupid Halving theories. I don’t believe in HODL. I don’t believe in the stupidity of going to conferences to suck each other off. My preference is privacy. I don’t believe in Bitcoin Core. I don’t believe in Saylor. I don’t believe in regulations. I don’t believe in politicians. Therefore I am not a Bitcoiner, but Bitcoin is my tool so that those sons of bitches who govern us and their children starve to death.

Bitcoiners are so naive that they believe in a strange 4-year cycle that just happens to have coincided with liquidity cycles. Why is Bitcoin going up now? Because the U.S. is spending from its Treasury account, as simple as that.

I’m glad to see that after years I’m no longer alone against Saylor. It’s so obvious and Bitcoiners are so naive… View quoted note →

This is the level we're at: this account, one of the most followed among Bitcoiners, is celebrating Japan's decision to recognize Bitcoin as a financial asset—which means you'll have to pay taxes on it. Idiots. Bitcoin isn't a financial asset—it's money.

I recommend that everyone read *Mein Kampf* to debunk a few myths; it’s just an ordinary book, with some good advice from a statist perspective. Its only flaw is that it criticizes communism and insists that communism is a Jewish movement. That’s why it’s dangerous.

He is undoubtedly already the worst president in U.S. history.

Good morning!

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By @IntCyberDigest The FBI has successfully extracted deleted Signal messages from a suspect's iPhone via notification storage, the place where all your notifications are stored for up to one month. Notification storage stores data from all messaging apps, it's a big flaw in iOS. But there's a way to turn it off... Go to iOS Settings → Notifications → [App Name] → Show Previews and set it to Never. You can also do this globally under Settings → Notifications → Show Previews → Never Also don't forget to turn on Advanced Data Protection in your iCloud settings if you really want to OWN your data. Just to be sure, also disable the function in Signal. In Signal → Settings → Notifications → set “Notification Content” to No Name or Content. Signal doesn’t send the message content to Apple servers. Instead, it’s decrypted on your device by Signal and stored in the notifications storage. Disabling one of the two preview settings, either in iOS or in Signal, should stop this from happening.

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What bothers me the most in life is when people treat others like they're stupid; I can read all the books on stoicism I want, but I just can't seem to get over it. Okay, there are people who prioritize money over principles. I get that you want to expand your business to make more money, but you have to accept that you're now a shitcoiner and that you're mainly benefiting the U.S.—you're helping it fund itself. View quoted note →

So now it turns out that flipping a switch makes you a “bitcoin-only” company. Are you retarded? If I punch you in the face and then flip a switch that says “I won't hit you in the face,” does that mean it's like I never hit you? View quoted note →

Money certainly buys everything—and almost everyone. The company that started out as “Only Bitcoin” is now “Only Shitcoin.” View quoted note →