Yeah but I'm still writing "John Paul II" on all my checks.

Davos could always have been an email.

I think that the ultimate value of a cryptocurrency lies in its pure ability to enable anyone to transfer funds from user A to user B without interference from any centralized authority, while preserving and even facilitating a reasonable level of privacy. All the rest is extra.

This is important, but you can stop reading after four words and it's still accurate.

To be fair, a lot of NRA members spent a lot of years waving a flag reading "Tread On Me".

Translation: "there's not enough listeria in our smoothie machine; please help"

True. A 1.2% chance, but never say never.

Might be sending a crate of books -- some autographed -- to the Litecoin summit later this month with some Pepecoin (PEP) friends. Who's interested?

Every May 10 I empty my sock drawer and send the spares to Sock Heaven.

I fear we're slow to realize the LLM strategy of "who needs to define a protocol or data structures, we'll just let someone else's computer launder tokens through a statistical model" is going to bite us regardless of whether we call it RAG, MCP, or Agents.

The less you know about homeopathy the stronger it is.

When you ask for half a cup of beer and they only have a pint glass.

watch him claim it as a tax deduction as well

Bootlick's source for this economic wisdom is the wallet inspector who stopped him in the studio today.

This resonates with me as a F/OSS contributor. "Free" as in "no cost to users/consumers" does not mean "no cost to the producer".

Priam of Troy: let me accept a gift from a foreign nation into a sensitive area, this will be a historically great idea Donald of Trump: hold my diet coke and adderal

Fortunately the tariff de minimis for a plane filled with foreign surveillance equipment is exactly $400 million and one dollars.

Tomorrow we're going to find out the new name for "price controls". Are you excited?

My socks are wet and I smell like tractor grease. AMA

This is the real government waste to eliminate: actively putting barriers in front of helping people.