For my next book, I'm going with something a wee bit more personal. I'm having Claude write up a book about Autism, the history of it, and how to diagnose

There's a difference between aliens (creatures) being HERE on Earth, and being HERE somewhere in the galaxy or universe. Due to the fact that we, ourselves, exist, there definitely must be many other lifeforms out there. We just have no idea how common or rare it is

BitDNS became NameCoin, which could be merged mined ( combined mining ) with BTC

Every protocol change is a fork. The only valid one is what's called a hard fork. Those who are active participates choose which chain they'll follow. Soft forks break the consensus mechanism by forcing non-upgraded clients to use incorrect rules to validate Txes and blocks.

PSA that we should be a little bit more tolerant of extremely stupid people: youtube.com/watch?v=N-5FwV…

The time was late July 2008. I begin an email chain to Dave and Craig, explaining this new concept that I think might actually work. Each reply was explaining in simpler terms The following video is from their perspective when reading the email chain youtube.com/watch?v=RXJKdh…

Spoken like someone who has never produced industry standard software

I guess this is to be expected by these folks. Same everywhere

Interesting points about Imposter Syndrome youtube.com/watch?v=qGmwH6…

Is that like saying everyone in the world will have above average intelligence ?

If BTC wasn't a ponzi scheme then Saylor wouldn't always be giving interviews where he tells folks to just keep buying it. He never tells folks to use it for everyday transactions. Just buy and hold so his "Price-go-up"™

Surely a suped-up net gun/ launcher would take down incoming drones ? Would need to not be reliant upon gas cartridges though.

Bitcoin OTC trades must be finalised on chain. Otherwise, you never truely owned the coin you paid for