Shadowy super coder. Into art and rural living. I seek beauty and freedom. Now into Omarchy.

Joined December 2007
I'm a simple man. I see Omarchy, I click like & follow.
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Switch to Linux? It's what I have always been using since I was in high school, some 25 years ago (used MS-DOS before that). Yes, I spent some time in between on Windows and OSX for work, and I hated every second of it. There is simply no decent alternative to Linux.
Linux users, be honest What made you switch to Linux? 1. Windows getting worse 2. Privacy concerns 3. Customization 4. Better development workflow 5. Older PC running like garbage 6. Curiosity 7. Someone on Reddit convinced me 8. I use Arch btw And for those still on Windows… What's stopping you from switching?
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Omarchy made me vibe code my own DJ app: odj. Full CLI experience. In fact, I am running it via ssh to a mini PC connected to a sound card (multiple outputs, going into the mixer), my laptop is just an interface for coding and playing at the same time. youtu.be/NpuwNeVp4Us
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We created gyms because modern day work no longer required physical activity. Without exercise, our muscles atrophy. I predict we’ll need gyms for our brains too, once AI starts doing our knowledge work.
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Been coding for 25+ years. It makes absolutely no sense to write code by hand anymore.
Unpopular opinion: Vibe coders are shipping better products than people who actually code manually.
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Never beed as excited about computers since I discovered Slackware and Ruby back in high school, some 25 years ago. It's been mostly boring after. Debian -> Ubuntu -> OSX -> Ubuntu. With a sidequest of FreeBSD -> OpenBSD. Omarchy on an old Thinkpad and I feel like living again!
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Odell removed the dice-rolling step from his Coldcard guide on 12 November 2025 github.com/modl21/werunbtc.c… web.archive.org/web/20251108… web.archive.org/web/20251113…
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Replying to @blk014
It’s when the project makers could have a “bug” in the entropy generation for later retrieval.
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I did this a year ago! I glued an Airtag to a plastic yogurt box Then put it in the recycle bin It ended up in waste burning plant and was not recycled, but burnt Recycling is a massive gigantic hoax with lots of big companies making billions off of it
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We need to stick a waterproofed AirTag on some plastic and see where it goes
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This. Imagine running Bitcoin and trying to comply at the same time.
All the transactions are illicit.
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All the transactions are illicit.
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Why Max Keiser Is A #Bitcoin Legend Bitcoin champion since it was less than $1 Advisor to the President of El Salvador $BTC millionaire since 2013 A thread.
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How it started vs. how it’s going:
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Wrong. Everything would actually run smoother and people would prosper.
90% of gov employees could be fired and nothing would change
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Capitalism means free markets. It means sovereignty of the individual to pursue their own interests, which raises everyone up. It's freedom! Socialism means indentured servitude to the state. It means others using force of government to benefit from your labour. It's slavery!
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The old adage holds true.
יצאנו מעזה אחרי חודשיים של מילואים. החום היה בלתי נסבל, והתחושה היא שהיינו יכולים לעשות יותר. ההרס שקיים בעזה נותן לי הרגשה טובה. עזה במצב של השמדה. המון מבנים שכבר לא קיימים בנוף. מכונת ההרס חייבת להמשיך לעבוד כדי שיהיה ברור שאין להם לאן לחזור. ייאוש כתוכנית עבודה.
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Did anyone build a tool yet to migrate my follow list from here over to Nostr?
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Politicians are unnecessary for a society to function. In fact, societies function *despite* them, not thanks to them... If you vote or support them in any way, you are part of the problem.
This may surprise some, but 99% of "running the country" is just individual people going about their day and making their own decisions and a President is wholly irrelevant for all of it.
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What if mosquitoes are just nature's original vaccines, spreading tiny amounts of potentially contaminated blood amongst populations thus boosting overall immunity?
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