Japanese actor Hiroyuki Sanada spoke about the contradictions of human nature:
“Some people dream of having a swimming pool at home, while those who have one hardly ever use it. Those who have lost a loved one feel a profound sense of loss, while others often complain about their living relatives. Those without a partner long for one, while those who have one often don't appreciate it. The hungry would give anything for a meal, while the satiated complain about the taste of their food. Those without a car dream of owning one, while those who have a car are always looking for a better one.”
The key to happiness is gratitude: truly seeing and appreciating what we already have, and understanding that somewhere, someone would give anything for what we take for granted.
In 5 days, I release everything I know... $BTC
All the pivots I've kept behind closed doors. Understanding herd mentality and how market makers manipulate narratives around certain periods.
Learn to think like the predator, not the prey.
How I view the markets, how I see through the narratives, you'll be learning directly from me.
I'm completely self taught. All of my psychological dates are unique because I figured them out myself, which is why my style is increasingly unique. 10,000+ hours.
You won’t find anything about my pivot strategy anywhere else, simply because it doesn’t exist elsewhere. It’s entirely my own perspective, my way of interpreting and understanding the markets for what they truly are.
Sign-ups will only be open for 48 hours from the 10th, with limited spots available. After that, everything closes for 3 months.
Inside you'll get:
• My 7 custom pivot indicators.
• My 7 custom pivot indicators.
• 100+ pages of PDFs explaining my terminology
• 50+ videos explaining everything I use.
• Private discord group
Knowledge is everything in this game. If you truly want to progress and become a better trader, you need to invest in yourself. Especially before the bull market begins.
More details will be available on the 10th about how to obtain access. 48h only.
10 GITHUB REPOS FOR PEOPLE WHO WANT TO OWN THEIR ENTIRE DIGITAL LIFE
Bookmark every single one. Every company on this list rents you back your own data. These let you take it.
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Stop trusting: Google Workspace.
Files, calendar, contacts, mail, video calls, and collaborative docs, all in one install on hardware you control. It runs on 500,000+ servers worldwide and several European governments use it in production. The full Google suite, minus the company reading everything. AGPL-3.0.
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Stop trusting: Google Photos.
Auto-backup from your phone, face recognition, map view, AI search, shared albums, everything Google Photos does, running on your own machine while it stops training its AI on your family. The single most satisfying self-hosting win there is. The app most self-hosters recommend first.
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Stop trusting: Netflix and Plex.
Stream your own movies, shows, and music to any device with zero subscription and zero telemetry. Plex hiked its lifetime pass to $250 and killed free remote streaming, so people left. Jellyfin asks for nothing and tracks nothing. 52K stars.
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Stop trusting: 1Password and LastPass.
The entire Bitwarden server rewritten in Rust, running on a $5 box. Every official Bitwarden app on every device syncs to it. All the paid premium features unlocked, AES-256 encryption, zero per-seat fee. Your passwords on your own server. 59K stars.
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Stop trusting: Dropbox, iCloud, OneDrive.
Your devices sync directly to each other, peer to peer, end-to-end encrypted, with no server in the middle holding a copy. Pick a folder, add your devices, done. No account, no subscription, no company that can raise the price. 64K stars.
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Stop trusting: Google Home and Amazon Alexa.
The hub that runs your entire smart home locally, lights, locks, sensors, cameras, without any of it phoning home to a tech giant. Your house keeps working even if the internet goes down. The most powerful home automation software made, and it's free.
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Stop trusting: Evernote and Dropbox for documents.
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Stop trusting: GitHub.
A full self-hosted code platform, repos, issues, pull requests, CI, running on your own server. A community-driven fork of Gitea built to stay free and independent. Your code, your history, your infrastructure, owned by no one but you. Runs on almost nothing.
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Stop trusting: every ad network watching your home.
A network-wide ad and tracker blocker that runs on your router and covers every device, including the smart TV and phone apps that have no extension system. One install protects the whole house. Free.
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Stop trusting: paid monitoring services.
Once you self-host this much, you need to know it's all running. Uptime Kuma watches every service you own and pings you the second one goes down, in a clean dashboard that replaces $50/month tools. 84K stars.
One weekend of setup. A lifetime of owning your data.
10 TOOLS ON GITHUB THAT FEEL ILLEGAL TO BE FREE
Bookmark every single one. Each one does something that looks like it should cost money, require a login, or get someone sued. All free.
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Download video or audio from YouTube and 1,800+ other sites straight to your drive, full quality, with subtitles and metadata. 171K stars and a new release every two weeks because YouTube keeps trying to break it and it keeps winning. The Unlicense, which means it's freer than free.
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Every Adobe Acrobat feature, merge, split, sign, OCR, compress, redact, convert, running on your own machine so no file ever uploads anywhere. A UK dev built it in a day because he refused to pay Adobe just to sign a PDF. 78K stars, 25 million downloads. MIT.
3. https://t.co/RE1H55WHIF
A gorgeous dashboard that pulls live status from every service and app you run into one screen, the kind of control panel companies pay for. Free, self-hosted, and it makes your setup look like a NASA console. The thing that ties your whole stack together.
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AirDrop for every device. Send files between Windows, Mac, Linux, Android, and iOS over your own network with no account, no cloud, no size limit. Apple locked their best version inside their ecosystem. This one works on everything and costs nothing.
5. https://t.co/1RBMSQu38m
The entire Notion, rebuilt open-source and offline-first, so your notes, docs, and databases live on your machine instead of a company's server. Notion is valued at $10 billion. This does the core of it for free and never sells your data. 60K+ stars.
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Google Photos on hardware you own. Phone auto-backup, face recognition, AI search, shared albums, all of it, while Google stops mining your family photos to train its models. The single most satisfying thing to self-host, and people who try it never go back.
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OpenAI's own speech-to-text model, free to run, transcribing 99 languages at the accuracy that Otter, Rev, and Descript literally charge per minute for. The exact engine inside the paid apps, sitting on your laptop for $0. MIT.
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Connect any app to any other app and automate entire workflows, the thing Zapier charges by the task for. Hundreds of integrations, self-hosted, running on your own server with no per-action fee. The automation tax, gone. 100K+ stars.
10. https://t.co/TyOTBGduto
Turn any website into clean, structured data an AI can read, in one call. The kind of scraping infrastructure companies sell for hundreds a month, open-sourced. Point it at a site, get back exactly what you need. The frontier devs are already building on it.
Free was always the default. Someone just had to build it.
China has unveiled a micro-drone the size of a mosquito
The device weighs less than 0.3 grams and imitates insect flight — its wings beat up to 500 times per second. It can carry miniature sensors for reconnaissance and surveillance.
In theory, such devices could be used for covert information gathering in cities and inside buildings — places where conventional drones cannot operate. They are almost invisible to the naked eye and difficult to detect.
The downsides are also obvious: extremely short battery life due to its tiny size and high sensitivity to wind.
Security researchers have warned that attackers are using Steam Workshop to spread malware through Wallpaper Engine wallpapers.
Some fake wallpapers are uploaded as “Application” wallpapers, which can run programs on your PC.
These files have been used to install malware, steal Steam accounts, collect personal information, and even mine cryptocurrency.
Some of the malicious wallpapers were downloaded thousands of times before being removed.
To stay safe:
>Download wallpapers only from creators you trust.
>Be extra careful with “Application” wallpapers.
>Scan Workshop files with up-to-date antivirus software.
I'm not betting against a chart like this.
I'm sticking with my 2x long position and accepting the risk.
Either we see a 50% drop and my position is liquidated, or I ride a 150% move to the upside.
Those are odds I'm willing to take... $BTC
The countdown begins.
On July 10th, I'll be releasing my $BTC Institutional Framework, the most comprehensive breakdown of my market methodology to date.
For years, people have asked how I approach the markets.
▶️ How I establish directional bias.
▶️ How I identify institutional liquidity.
▶️ How I map ranges and key areas of interest.
▶️ How I interpret market maker positioning.
▶️And most importantly, how I align myself with the flow of institutional capital rather than trade against it.
My framework brings every component together.
Not a collection of isolated strategies, but a complete operating framework built around how I analyze, interpret, and execute within the market every single day, across both HTF and LTF environments.
Every concept is built around the principles I use daily:
• Market structure and narrative development.
• Liquidity engineering and inducement.
• Institutional accumulation and distribution.
• Premium and discount array analysis.
• Order flow alignment.
• Precision execution across HTF and LTF
The difference between consistency and inconsistency often comes down to understanding the objectives of the dominant participants driving price.
Through my guidance, you'll develop the ability to interpret market conditions with greater clarity, recognize institutional participation, and execute within a framework built upon liquidity dynamics, order flow, psychological pivot points, market manipulation, and MM objectives.
The goal is not to trade more.
The goal is to think like the participants moving the market and position yourself in alignment with them.
July 10th. Be Ready ⚡️
$BTC
Regardless of my bias.
Regardless of what I want to happen.
If this level holds and we bounce back to 81–82K, I have to accept that structure has shifted and we’re moving higher without a lower retest.
This is an extremely key level for bulls. Most people don’t even realize how important it is.
So... its time to observe. The make or break level.
If it breaks, we are going sub-60K. If it holds.... you know whats next.
2k and Denuvo work together to brick your game, requiring an always online connection:
Recent reports confirm that Denuvo Anti-Tamper, in partnership with 2K Games, has introduced a new restriction in several titles including NBA 2K25, NBA 2K26, and Marvel’s Midnight Suns.
These games now use a fixed offline authorization token that expires after roughly 14 days, regardless of whether your hardware or operating system has changed.
Once the timer runs out, the game will not launch until you reconnect to the internet and get a fresh token.
This is stricter than earlier versions of Denuvo, which only required an online connection after significant system alterations.
The requirement is not clearly disclosed on Steam store pages, in the EULA, or at the time of purchase, meaning many buyers were unaware they would need periodic internet access even for single-player modes.
Starting in 2027, smartphones sold in the European Union will be required to have user-replaceable batteries designed for greater durability and more charging cycles.
Manufacturers must also provide spare parts and repair manuals for at least 10 years after a model is released.
This is real pressure against planned obsolescence. It should mean phones that actually last longer, cheaper fixes, and a lot less electronic waste piling up. About time.
@orodofo@GithubProjects It really is. If you're using IEMs and a DAC like the FiiO JA11 that supports Hi-Res, it makes a huge difference. Plus, great mobile apps like Neutron or Poweramp have full FLAC support
BREAKING:
🇸🇦 Saudi Arabia fully restores East-West oil pipeline, bypassing the Strait of Hormuz and pumping 7,000,000 barrels per day.
Saudi Arabia says it needs no more strait of Hormuz.
Denuvo properly cracked in Resident Evil: Requiem, bypasses become plug-and-play — cracked version runs faster, smoother, and uses way less VRAM and RAM https://t.co/66V5EHT5qd
STOP PAYING FOR TOOLS
YOU CAN REPLACE FOR FREE:
1 | Claude → Misty
2 | Netflix → Peacock
3 | Gmail → Proton Mail
4 | Photoshop → Photopea
5 | Disney+ → Tubi
6 | Figma → Gravit Designer
7 | Canva → Vectr
8 | Apple Music → Audiomack
9 | Microsoft Office → LibreOffice
10 | Hulu → Pluto TV
11 | Grammarly → LanguageTool
12 | Spotify → Pandora
13 | Xbox Game Pass → Epic Games Store
Most people pay for convenience.
Smart people replace it.