@OrdinaryGamers I thought this was like movies, everyone has a copy but the key doesn't get distributed until release. Beats the old days of reels and promises ... I guess.
Tomorrow on Tuesday Tezday, we're opening the room for a community call.
What's your read on Tezos right now?
If there's something you've been thinking about, or a conversation you think deserves more attention, bring it to the room.
Request the mic and join us Tuesday at 8 PM UTC
https://t.co/4KDuXu2Pno
UPDATE:
🟦 Community pages just went live on TezCity.
🟦 Your holders get a lounge nobody else can enter. You run it all from your phone.
I'm picking the first communities myself. Be one of them 👇
https://t.co/SnVa4tEREc
Our featured guest this week is @LoveFromGaia, an artist exploring generative, interactive, 3D animation, and on-chain art. With a wave of recent releases across multiple Tezos-based art platforms, this is gonna be a great talk you won’t want to miss.
Set those reminders!
https://t.co/T96zyIoLJA
T: A Very Serious Tezos Interview (Mostly) | MAQ with Yoeshi
D: Would Yoeshi still choose Tezos if he were starting over? And, perhaps more importantly, does he actually like Paul?
The first MAQ (Mostly Audience Questions) brings Yoeshi into a conversation that goes from Tezos and the art community to a virtual Blangs handing out high-fives, the Purrancers performing for a crowd of cats, and a few unexpectedly personal answers.
Highlights from Tuesday Tezday, November 3, hosted by Blangs.
Hear the full interview: https://t.co/NoVogG7mLh
@YinYangYoeshi this is actually so freaking cool, man!
For those wondering, this is like attending a live (virtual) concert inside the Sphere of @TezTowers, where you can roam around and explore and pick snacks, drinks, swag, etc lol
Tomorrow on Tuesday Tezday, we’re trying something new.
MAQ: Mostly Audience Questions.
Yoeshi has agreed to answer questions submitted by the Tezos community. Some are serious, some are personal, and for reasons that remain unclear, I’ve been put in charge of asking them.
November 3 | 8 PM UTC
https://t.co/g8SzQH1zt8
Tomorrow on Tezday I'm bringing your anonymous questions to Yoeshi, live at 8 PM UTC. Some of these are good. A couple of them made me laugh out loud. Come hear him answer.
Big news is here: @etherlink is officially LIVE on Temple Mobile! 🚀
Today marks our official leap into the multi-chain era. You can now seamlessly navigate both Tezos and Etherlink right from your pocket.
Here is everything packed into this milestone update 🧵👇
Playing late at the Nugget one summer, in walks an inebriated gentleman from Europe. He starts saying how he’s Annette Oberstad’s husband and buys in for $500 at the 1/3 game we’re playing. Everyone kinda side eyes him at the comment, but it’s poker. Whatever man.
So he proceeds to go ultra aggressive, and he’s running all over the table.
I end up heads up in the blind against him with a Q7os. You know those moments when you pick up real weakness. Like genuine fear and anger that their opponent is calling in the hand. So with Q high I started calling him down.
Now mind you, I put him on some low connected hand that was missing the board completely. He’d been value betting earlier and these over bets were way out of line for the hand he was representing, and his words to this day still stick with me:
“If you play the best you can, you can have all my money.”
Looking back, I guess I was going with a read that that Q high was good. And frankly in the moment I really did believe that I was pulling off some of the greatest poker of my life.
River missed the draw, he shoved and I snap called and rolled over Q high. The entire table sat stunned as I had this devilish smile on my face like I had the nuts.
The guy looked across the table, looked down at his hand, said “good hand” and mucked.
I don’t even know what he had, and honestly I doubt I actually had the best hand. I think what happened was he just assumed any hand that could call beat whatever he had.
I guess confidence and faith won the day there.
No, I haven’t called down Q high since.
As he was getting up I casually said:
Hey man, I’m just playing the best poker I know how.
The guy next to me laughed out loud.
After an incredible 2 years at @trilitech, I’ve decided that it’s time for a new adventure.
It’s been a super rewarding experience, and I’m incredibly grateful for everything that came with it. I’ve learned a lot, and had the chance to work alongside some truly talented people.
@itsjustion@YinYangYoeshi@trilitech Always the consummate gentleman. Appreciate everything you’ve done for us and wish you even better things for your future!