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#bitcoinfees #mempool
Block 967204
1 - high priority
1 - medium priority
1 - low priority
1 - no priority
1 - purging
#bitcoinfees #mempool
deport urself FIRST along with HODL WALKER REST OF MAGAS
This Emmy edition will go down in history because there's no way people will forget about this Sofia Vergara look, THE WAY SHE MOVES…
https://birobela.blossom.band/7ff2c8d5e6adcac0243b7d77761d2135f62ed5dd1cf25d903d99deec65f4f92d.mp4
https://birobela.blossom.band/6cdbf77fa77ddfc7d57472bf5146e8f5a6c5ed6677a69080e1cab9b799644d98.mp4
https://birobela.blossom.band/8ee18af1a3a4420d208dd8d2d19adefd2eb2d2cdde6abaf610899617dc7c3f5c.mp4
📰 **In this week's issue:**
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📰 **The $320 Million Bitcoin Heist That Wasn't**
✍️ by Madrid
You wake up to find $320 million gone from a Bitcoin vault. Then a message appears: "We are whitehats." But here's the twist, they're not done yet. Every day a new twist, and we think we know everything about securing our corn, read on and find out, you may learn one or two things...
🔗 https://nostrmag.com/article/w37bitcoin01
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ask u r daddy trump 3rd generation bastard from europe
I was researching m-discs last week for data backuos but ended up giving up on the idea.
Optical discs are going extinct, and hardware obsolescence means we probably won't be able to read them a decade or two from now. That's a real problem imo.
On top of that, only one company still makes m-Discs, and from what I've gathered from Reddit comments, they are kinda shady, there have been many accusations of snake-oil marketing that modern m-discs may not be genuinely different from standard blu-rays.
MicroSD cards, on the other hand, are smaller and can be read through any cheap tiny adapter. They may only last around ten years, but realistically you'd refresh your backups every year or two anyway, so longevity isn't much of an issue AND since you're likely encrypting the files anyway, I actually find it somewhat reassuring that MicroSDs have a limited lifespan. It means if someone finds one of your backups, they cant do the "store now, decrypt later".