GM bro! £63k?? Not far from wholecoiner! Did he smash buy?

I was promised god candles.

Renting is freedom but having a place to call the bank's is peace of mind.

Is she good at cleaning and ironing too?

Maybe. Is the potential for tax-free fiat gainz that you can rotate into hard sats is worth a punt? I took a little wager and I'm excited to see what happens but I won't get rekt if it all goes tits up.

But I can't zap you in appreciation?!

A mnemonic seed phrase without a pass phrase would mean its game over if an evil maid finds a seed QR or stamped metal back up. I teach noobs to use a passphrase and keep multiple copies, then hide their seed diligently and securely. surely even device PINs need to be stored effectively?

The Turing Trust is a charity in the U.K. that accepts donations of old computers from businesses. They refurbish them and then send them to schools in Malawi and Kenya. James Turing runs the charity and is Alan Turing's great nephew. They send me the miniPCs and I donate to them in bitcoin which they hold in multisig cold storage for at least 5 years. https://turingtrust.co.uk/

Learn how to use it and keep an open mind about what it is and could be.

I've dispatched ten #TuringTrust nodes to British Bitcoiners over the past couple of months. Thanks start9 for truly FOSS software. I will continue to make donations for every node I sell and encourage all buyers to make their own donation to support start9 https://btcpay.start9.com/apps/2Et1JUmJnDwzKncfVBXvspeXiFsa/crowdfund

GM!

Sent out some #TuringTrust nodes to British Bitcoiners this week! Hit me up if you want to run your own node, self-host your data and support computers in schools. £170 for a 2tb node!

Its male! Cut it, take it inside, make a bouquet in a glass of water with a piece of paper under neath to collect the falling pollen then use a paintbrush to dust some of the females with pollen. Seed for next year.

This project has been a long time in the making ... Huge POW!! Very satisfying to here the mechanical whirring before the solar panels lock in to place!

How did they look, Henry?