David

@BitcoinNews media product manager and writer

[Bitcoin.com News @BitcoinNews]

EXCLUSIVE: @ByronDonalds talks bitcoin reserves, blasts Washington’s crypto ignorance, rejects CBDCs, and fires back at his Florida governor rival in a wide-ranging interview with Bitcoin․com News' reporter @jamieCrypto.
https://t.co/ZyvscCeZrZ

[David @_dsencil]

https://t.co/e6OIsQUgWS

[𝚓𝚒𝚖𝚖𝚢 @202accepted]

a lot of guys in SF are about to start dating their macbooks

[David @_dsencil]

I'm an old man. These demos are quite impressive, and if reality approaches this, it could be the delivery mechanism that finally penetrates and spreads AI to the public.

I also think it's going to one-shot a lot of single young people. Probably just single people.

[Block @blocks]

Calling all AI safety researchers.

We’re inviting a small group to explore Dessa, our model trained on speech alone, and help us understand what it can and can’t do.

We’d love to hear from you: https://t.co/FDmoXNPpIh

[David @_dsencil]

This is great.

Great in the sense that it made me feel like I was at a party that I absolutely hated.

[Denzel Rust @DenzelRust]

I went to the peptide party

https://t.co/ZBC2JEmQB2

[David @_dsencil]

"Monero, preferred by convicted traitors everywhere."

Not really the expert endorsement your privacy coin wants.

[David @_dsencil]

This isn't the ringing endorsement for Monero the post makes it out to be.

Jonathan Toebbe, American Navy nuclear engineer attempting to sell U.S. submarine secrets, asked to be paid in Monero.

The FBI agreed to use Monero as part of the sting to catch a traitor.

[Sebastian @sebp888]

🚨 THE US GOVERNMENT IS USING MONERO $XMR !!!

[David @_dsencil]

https://t.co/3uzUB3zk77

[DCF GOD @dcfgod]

Was joking with a friend

We spent the last 20 years connecting everything to the internet... even our fridges

The ai hacks are going to cause mass food poisoning by slowly making food bad while we sleep

Turns out it actually happened 2 weeks ago

[David @_dsencil]

It feels like what we in the Bitcoin and digital asset space have been dealing with for the past 8+ months (i.e., an increased level of AI-assisted hacks) is finally starting to come to the rest of the tech ecosystem.

Brace yourselves.

[Mati @0xCordeiro]

In the last 24 hours:

1. iPhone 11 through 16 are apparently vulnerable to remote attacks.

2. SSL certificates are broken until browsers remove eMudhra CA.

3. PHP >9 vulnerability CVE published (tomorrow).

The world is about to witness things that have never been seen before.

[David @_dsencil]

Monero bros gleefully celebrating the fact that hackers prefer to use Monero over other privacy coins would be like if gun manufacturers celebrated mass shooters using their weapons.

At the very least, it's bad optics.

[David @_dsencil]

What kept popping up on my timeline were dares to prove that China is free.

[David @_dsencil]

If Turkish-Chinese fights have appeared on your timeline like they have on mine, I found this to be a good explanation for the cause.

[Melissa Chen @MsMelChen]

As a connoisseur of racism, I have found no greater joy than discovering other language realms on X where they are truly light years ahead.

Behold the great meme war between the Turks 🇹🇷 and Chinese 🇨🇳 which has been brewing now for 3 days!

It began with a small Turkish account posting a meme of a cat wearing a straw hat + slitty eyes + wispy moustache. A Chinese user then replied with a meme of Patrick Star from SpongeBob parachuting next to the Turkish flag, with a caption along the lines of “I heard the Turkish flag was designed like this, is that true? Both were from small anonymous accounts but now has been viewed by several millions.

Turks took it as mockery of a national symbol and all hell breaks lose.

The broader historical and cultural pile-on on both sides were equally impressive in its deep knowledge of Ottoman / Chinese history, along with very creative vulgarity. I read one Chinese tweet calling Turkey the fleshlight of the entire world. Both sides insulted each other as “might as well be Indians.” Then it got super testy when it ventured into Turkestan/Xinjiang/Uyghur territory, and soon out came digs about the Turkish lira, China virus and other general nationalist trash talk.

The next stage was the free speech Olympics. Turks started posting images of Xi Jinping and daring Chinese users to criticize him to prove that China is “free.” Chinese replies often flipped it to “you criticize Xi but none of you dare criticize Muhammad.” When no Chinese account could criticize Xi, the Turks concluded they were all bots.

The latest stage has been the international expansion.

Japan + Taiwan + Azerbaijan + Spain lined up with Turks against China.

Japanese accounts were the most visible contingent. Taiwan joined the Turkish side for obvious reasons. Azerbaijan was in Turkic solidarity mode. South Korea and Spain too for reasons which are not clear to me.

Iran + Greece + India + Egypt joined up with the Chinese against Turkey.

I saw an Iranian account openly telling the Chinese to keep going and “discipline the Turks” because the Ottoman/Persian rivalry runs deep still. Greece obviously went against the Turks and as for India, who knows. Could’ve gone either way but they chose the Chinese.

The whole thing, while viscous and passionate at times, has strangely left me with the warm fuzzies. Imagine how much more boring life would’ve been without @X’s auto-translate feature

[David @_dsencil]

My wife, who has no interest in technology, just brought up and explained the PHP news.

[David @_dsencil]

@gsencil The "make no mistakes" meme is coming true.

[David @_dsencil]

Hackers/safety researchers nowadays can find security vulnerabilities with AI as easily as crypto "devs" can launch coins thanks to launchpads.

[Justin Elze @HackingLZ]

You’re all prompting wrong

[Haseeb Qureshi ＞|＜ @hosseeb]

Fun conversation with @_dsencil where we break down:

* Which memecoins are toxic vs sustainable
* Will AIs actually use crypto?
* Is Hyperliquid stupid to burn all their revenue & not reinvest in growth?

And more!

[Name Cannot Be Blank @Brosnan_in_1997]

This baboon Elon made it so that if you click any link on here, that website you go to can get your twitter account info if it gets compromised

Which is how I have 3k+ sessions apparently

[David @_dsencil]

@btc_overflow @YouTube @TeamYouTube Our YouTube channel was banned while live streaming Day 1 coverage of KBW. It was subsequently unbanned and then rebanned one hour into Day 2 coverage.

About three weeks have passed, and it hasn't been reinstated.

https://t.co/4YjLYx6W3U

[Bitcoin.com News @BitcoinNews]

YouTube says Bitcoin news is "harmful or dangerous" content.

They banned Bitcoincom News during our Korea Blockchain Week (@kbwofficial) livestream. Reinstated us after review. Then banned us again the next day for the same stream.

@graminitha1 explains what happened and why we're going public 👇

[David @_dsencil]

@TeamYouTube @TheBitcoinConf You also banned us, then unbanned us, and then re-banned us in the span of 2 days, approximately 2 weeks ago. What's going on?

https://t.co/4YjLYx6W3U

[Bitcoin.com News @BitcoinNews]

YouTube says Bitcoin news is "harmful or dangerous" content.

They banned Bitcoincom News during our Korea Blockchain Week (@kbwofficial) livestream. Reinstated us after review. Then banned us again the next day for the same stream.

@graminitha1 explains what happened and why we're going public 👇

[David @_dsencil]

@SimplyBitcoin I'm glad you guys have gotten unbanned. We also received a ban about 10 days ago and still have yet to be reinstated.

https://t.co/4YjLYx6W3U

[Bitcoin.com News @BitcoinNews]

YouTube says Bitcoin news is "harmful or dangerous" content.

They banned Bitcoincom News during our Korea Blockchain Week (@kbwofficial) livestream. Reinstated us after review. Then banned us again the next day for the same stream.

@graminitha1 explains what happened and why we're going public 👇