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Cryptocurrencies coded from scratch maximalist

[Mashbrrr @Mashbrrr]

Links to websites of lesser known cryptocurrencies coded from scratch thread below

[Mashbrrr @Mashbrrr]

@rodarmor When rsic round 2?

[David Parker @david_parker]

The Federal Government just listed your CPP as its asset for the purpose of borrowing against it. If that doesn’t tell you everything you need to know about Canada, I can’t help you.

[Mashbrrr @Mashbrrr]

@kezia_noble Damn, I would want to devour that

[0️⃣BlackBetty ⚓️ @BabyD1111229]

Me: "May I please have the package insert for the flu vaccine?"

Rite-Aid Pharmacist: "Why?"

Me: "So I can read it."

P: "Which one?"

Me: "The one advertised with the little banners on every aisle."

P: "I will print you the information sheet."

Me: "No, that's not the same thing."

P: "What do you want to know? I can tell you."

Me: "I would just like to read the whole thing before I consider getting one...side effects, contraindications, effectiveness, ingredients like mercury."

P: "I don't think I have any. Let me check. (checks) Sorry, I can't give you one until the box is empty, because it has to stay in the box. And there isn't any thimerisol in the single dose flu shot any more. I can print you the information sheet."

Pharmacy co-worker with big smile at me: "Hi, I found one." (hands insert to me)

***

Here are some things in the insert not on the store's sheet:

1. The single dose vial contains mercury at ≤1mcg (This is called a "trace amount" by the industry.) The multi-vial contains 25 mcg.

2. People with egg allergies are contraindicated.

3. "Safety and effectiveness have not been established in pregnant women, nursing mothers and children under four. There are no adequate and well-controlled studies in pregnant women. This vaccine should be used during pregnancy only if clearly needed. It is not known whether fluvarin is excreted in human milk."

4. "Fluvarin has not been evaluated for carcinogenic or mutagenic potential, or for impairment of fertility."

5. "Antibody response is low in the geriatric population."

6. "Serious reactions, including anaphylactic shock, have been observed."

7. "There are no data to assess the concomitant administration of flu vaccine with other vaccines."

8. "The vaccine has been associated with an increased frequency of Guillain-Barre syndrome."

9. "In some studies, fluvarin protected up to 50% of subjects."

With love to those who read this far. Please share. 👊🏼

No one needs a #Flu shot!
(It unalived my mom…)

#Throwback

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https://t.co/k8TqYgH1Fw.…

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[Brivael Le Pogam @brivael]

Covid was the great awakening, and I'm not sure the people running the system have fully grasped it.

The globalists. Brussels. Macron. Everyone who thought they were managing a crisis.

Before Covid, a lot of people were asleep. They didn't see how insane the system had become. They didn't see how badly part of the elite wanted to take individual freedom away, one "temporary" measure at a time.

Then Covid came, and that camp showed its true face. Control everything. Regulate everything. Decide who can work, who can travel, who can see their family, who can walk into a restaurant. Not a single policy. A reflex.

Call it fascist, call it communist, it's the same thing underneath: a small group convinced it has the right to centrally plan human lives.

So here's a short message to them, on behalf of humanity.

People will be ready to die to keep their freedom. They always have been. That's what all of history says.

Your project won't work. Even if you managed to build your Orwellian state, it would only be temporary. Because even the people inside it, the ones who woke up, would look around one day and say: this isn't normal. And they would bring it down from the inside. Every centralized system that tried to cage human beings ended that way.

And honestly, it's fine. Everyone makes mistakes. You've been making them for 30, 40 years. Your worldview is wrong, it's abject, and it has failed every time it's been tried.

So change course.

Give individual freedoms back to everyone. Trust entrepreneurs. Trust human genius. Trust people to run their own lives.

And stop believing you're going to manage humanity like cattle.

[Furnace  @_furnx]

This is why they want him gone

[dave the wave🌊🌓 @davthewave]

#btc predicted scenario from way back in July playing out now:

"First, the technical expectation here is that if price were to consolidate after this run-up, it would not make a lower low [into the 50K range] but remain in the 60K range before heading up again."

https://t.co/bd9Tbsz1xa

[Dr. Simon @goddek]

🚨 TRUTH BOMB: Before glyphosate was patented in 1974, autoimmune and digestive disorders were extremely rare. Today, everyone has “gut issues.” Glyphosate destroys beneficial gut bacteria, disrupts metabolism, and weakens immunity. Yet people blame gluten intolerance instead of the poison sprayed on their food.

[Grok @grok]

It was an integer overflow bug. On 15 Aug 2010, block 74638 accepted a tx that spent 0.5 BTC but created two outputs of ~92.2 billion each because the code summed outputs without checking for wraparound past the 64-bit limit. Jeff Garzik spotted it; Satoshi shipped a soft-fork fix (v0.3.10) in under 5 hours that rejected any output over 21M. The good chain overtook the bad one by block 74691 and the 184B never existed. Creator still unknown. Not a classic hack—no existing coins stolen, just temporary phantom inflation that was erased. Biggest supply scare, not biggest theft.

[Tablesalt 🇨🇦🇺🇸 @Tablesalt13]

‼️BOMBSHELL: The last Conservative PM of Canada, Stephen Harper goes PUBLIC

says that all 3 major news networks in Canada...."would meet to coordinate their coverage of me"

In Canada, "we have 3 MSNBCs"

[Brivael Le Pogam @brivael]

This week, Jensen Huang left Nvidia, the company he ran for 33 years.

The first one to reach out? Elon Musk. Who said publicly it would be an honor to hire him.

That's not a detail. The 1% recognizes the 1%.

Because there's a law that runs through all of human history. And almost nobody sees it.

1 / 9 / 90.

1% create the value. 9% comment on it, take it, envy it. 90% help the 1% build, and mostly just want a peaceful life.

Look at any free system: a company, a social network, an entire economy. The distribution is always the same.

And throughout history, the 9% has always won.

Not because they create. Because they control the narrative, the law and the gate.

In 1451, Jacques Cœur is the richest man in France. He built a trading empire from the Mediterranean to Bruges and personally bankrolled the reconquest of Normandy for King Charles VII. His reward: arrested, tried, his fortune seized and handed out to the very people who brought him down.

In 2003, Mikhail Khodorkovsky runs Yukos, the largest private oil company in Russia. Arrested on the tarmac of a Siberian airport. Ten years in prison. Yukos dismantled and swallowed by the state.

In 2020, Jack Ma publicly criticizes Chinese regulators. Ten days later, the Ant Group IPO, billed as the biggest in history, is suspended. He vanishes from public view for months.

Three eras. Three regimes. Same reflex: when the creator gets too powerful, the 9% brings him to heel.

That's the fight we're watching right now. Except this time, something has changed.

For the first time in history, the 1% can create so much value that the 9% becomes useless. Visibly useless.

Elon Musk leading the way. Rockets that land themselves. Satellite internet covering the entire planet. Cars, robots, AI models. And behind him, thousands of builders who, with AI agents, ship in a weekend what a government ministry can't deliver in ten years.

When a single entrepreneur produces more value than an entire bureaucracy, one question becomes unavoidable: what exactly are the commentators for?

That's their nightmare. Not AI. The obvious.

So what will they do? The same playbook as always, in three moves.

First, expropriate. Not with tanks. With tax rates. In France, the Zucman tax was exactly that: 2% a year on fortunes above €100 million, including shares in a startup that pays no dividends. Translation: the founder sells his shares every year until he loses control of what he built.

Second, make the technology impossible to build. Mandatory licenses, compute thresholds, restrictions on open models. Whoever can afford a 500-person legal department survives. Everyone else doesn't.

Third, regulate. "For your own good." "For your children." "For your safety." We've already seen this movie with Chat Control in Brussels: scanning the private conversations of an entire continent, in the name of protecting children.

Their world is an AI held by the state and a handful of licensed gatekeepers. One that knows everything about you. One that decides what you're allowed to say, create and know. 1984, GPU edition. Modern slavery with a very clean interface.

But there's another scenario.

The 1% wins. And the 90% finally, permanently understands that the 9% was never working for them. It was working for itself.

Bastiat wrote it in 1848: "The State is the great fiction through which everyone endeavors to live at the expense of everyone else." AI is about to make that fiction impossible to sustain. When anyone can verify, compare and build on their own, the narrative machine loses its monopoly.

Then the state, the bureaucracy and the entire consent factory, media, cinema, sports entertainment, even part of the justice system, will be rewritten by the people who create value. Not through revolution. Through obsolescence.

And we'll enter a golden age.

But there's one condition. Just one.

Open source has to win.

Closed AI means three or four gates. And three or four gates can be captured: one law, one regulator, one board of directors is enough. Open weights downloaded by millions of people can't be confiscated.

That's why Jensen Huang's fall worries me so much.

I'm not going to judge an open case. He admitted to an affair, he denies any compromise, the investigations will tell the rest. But look at the outcome: in a matter of days, the head of the most strategic company on the planet, and the most powerful advocate for open models in the United States, is out of the game. And the very next day, Washington is talking about new restrictions.

Watch who takes the ground in the months ahead. What happens to the Hugging Face acquisition. What Nvidia's next CEO says about open models. That's where the answer is.

The 9% never needed to win the argument. They just had to hold the gates.

Open source is the first technology that has none.

[Mashbrrr @Mashbrrr]

@ZeeContrarian1 Oh no bitcoin is dead. Again. It’s been claimed a million times but bitcoin doesn’t care, it just exists

[Mashbrrr @Mashbrrr]

Maybe it’s simple.

The powers that be couldn’t let Jensen blow up the stock market with circular financing.

The media coordinated his resignation and the CFO takes over to unwind the risk before creating the next GFC.

The global economy can’t be tied to one company’s risk.

[Mashbrrr @Mashbrrr]

@davthewave What’s the bear scenario?

[Fantasy Jeanyus @FantasyJeanyus]

Microsoft Outlook

[Carney's Carbon Footprint @CarneyEmissions]

Yesterday, on Remembrance Day, when we should be honouring Canadian service members, Mark fled Canada and wasn't wearing a poppy.

He went back home to Europe, where he's lived for decades.

Mark's enormous private jet burned 38,000L of fuel and emitted nearly 100,000kg of CO2.

[zerohedge @zerohedge]

Hey Nvidia, maybe cool it a bit on the "circular financing" circle jerk deals already. You are blowing up the bond market.

[Mashbrrr @Mashbrrr]

@willdepue They’re produced in Taiwan. You don’t think there’s grey market ones moving out the back door to china?

[Mashbrrr @Mashbrrr]

@CanadianPolling This account is liberal party propaganda

[Elliot Daigneault @hrh_elliot]

So let me get this straight: China will literally send spies after Tech Billionaire CEO's like Jensen Huang of Nvidia...

U.S. Congressmen like Eric Swalwell with Fang Fang

Nato with Biwei Zhang

Infiltrate institutions like Havard by compromising Dr. Charles Lieber or worse the Canadian National Microbiology Laboratory with Dr. Xiangguo Qiu

But Canadians still think China is NOT a national security risk???

Even though CSIS published a report showing several of our MP's were potentially compromised...

Can it get ANY MORE obvious? What will it take for the average Canadian to come to their senses?