Notices by flan (lolicon@bae.st)

flan (lolicon@bae.st)'s status on Monday, 01-Jul-2024 03:55:09 JST flan
in reply to
- :not_the_confederate_flag: :senko_dance: Otso :senko_dance: :verified:
- dotnet
@dotnet @mactonite uohbro spotted
8d238c52f4998e8867d52eb9080d5dc5.png
In conversation about 5 months ago from bae.st permalink
Attachments
1. 8d238c52f4998e8867d52eb9080d5dc5.png
  https://bae.st/media/c7cfe38d81458009461fcc56f3ef80a57ec5079cf2743ebfe68781459972b43c.png?name=8d238c52f4998e8867d52eb9080d5dc5.png
flan (lolicon@bae.st)'s status on Sunday, 07-Apr-2024 01:41:15 JST flan
in reply to
- Echigo
- :watamelon: Xylo 🥞
@Echigo @qwerty last time I played it, Bedrock was the Android version. I'm way out of the loop lmao. The last version I played was 1.12 or something... Before Badlion's Archybot was exposed for being a cunny enjoyer.

In conversation about 8 months ago from social.076.moe permalink
flan (lolicon@bae.st)'s status on Sunday, 07-Apr-2024 01:37:57 JST flan
in reply to
- Echigo
- :watamelon: Xylo 🥞
@qwerty @Echigo Thanks, Kikerosoft.

In conversation about 8 months ago from bae.st permalink
flan (lolicon@bae.st)'s status on Sunday, 07-Apr-2024 01:37:55 JST flan
in reply to
- Echigo
@Echigo I'm sorry, Minecoins??

In conversation about 8 months ago from bae.st permalink
flan (lolicon@bae.st)'s status on Monday, 09-Oct-2023 05:27:40 JST flan
in reply to
- matrix07012 :thotpatrol: :cunnyEmpire:
- Tard
@tard @matrix Right on the money

In conversation about a year ago from bae.st permalink
flan (lolicon@bae.st)'s status on Tuesday, 02-May-2023 04:24:14 JST flan
in reply to
- Disinformation Purveyor :verified_think:
@thatguyoverthere Guess you could say he's shooting himself in the foot

In conversation Tuesday, 02-May-2023 04:24:14 JST from bae.st permalink
flan (lolicon@bae.st)'s status on Thursday, 29-Dec-2022 00:19:11 JST flan
in reply to
- imnusō
@imnuso @imnuso Where are the mental gymnastics? The real bitcoin movement died around 2016-2017.

In conversation Thursday, 29-Dec-2022 00:19:11 JST from bae.st permalink
flan (lolicon@bae.st)'s status on Thursday, 29-Dec-2022 00:19:10 JST flan
in reply to
- imnusō
@imnuso @imnuso It was around the time where Bitcoin KYC/AML regulations became rampant, when the WEF-owned lightning network launched, when the moonboy investment narratives started overshadowing the cipherpunk/cyberpunk narratives on social media, etc.

In conversation Thursday, 29-Dec-2022 00:19:10 JST from bae.st permalink
flan (lolicon@bae.st)'s status on Thursday, 29-Dec-2022 00:19:07 JST flan
in reply to
- imnusō
@imnuso @imnuso The real Bitcoin movement, as in the cipherpunk "fuck the government and institutions" Bitcoin movement, has been overshadowed by laser eye bagholders pretending to be in it for the tech. I only know about one or two hidden cipherpunk telegram chats where people are still clinging to Bitcoin as a solution.
Looking at the current state of Bitcoin where it is largely unusable as digital cash without something like Lightning, most of the original cipherpunk movement moved over to other projects, notably Monero. If you compare ~2013-2015 Bitcoin discussions and social media posts, to current day Monero discussions, it becomes obvious.
Again I'm not sure where the mental gymnastics are, but I shouldn't take it as a surprise seeing as you think people just "hold" Monero and don't use it for its intended purpose, like people used to do with Bitcoin.

In conversation Thursday, 29-Dec-2022 00:19:07 JST from bae.st permalink
flan (lolicon@bae.st)'s status on Thursday, 29-Dec-2022 00:18:59 JST flan
in reply to
- imnusō
@imnuso @imnuso
Bitcoin cipherpunks were not a subculture, they were the original community of people actually using (or trying to use) Bitcoin as money. This community has been completely subverted as I've explained before. Bitcoin nowadays is hardly at all used as money, and is primarily kept alive through trading on exchanges.

I had the feeling you hadn't actually looked into Monero, or you would know Monero did not fork off of Bitcoin. The two codebases share no history. And while privacy is a killer feature it's not Monero's only differentiator (or even the 'main' one - fungibility is).

The real mental gymnastics start with the false idea that lack of code innovation and lack of on-chain problem solving are a good thing. Out of all popular open source projects, Bitcoin appears to be the only one vehemently against forks, even if they come with superior tech and scaling solutions (no lightning is not it, sorry to say). I respect Bitcoin for its inception and I know about the already existing ocean of shitcoins (which by the way started around the same time - 2016-2017). But its network effect has not saved it from becoming an investment vehicle, and the real popularity seems to have moved to Monero, at least on the darknet.

The other mental gymnastics around anonymity sets don't apply when anonymity on Bitcoin is not a thing.

In conversation Thursday, 29-Dec-2022 00:18:59 JST from bae.st permalink

Public

User actions

Following 1

Followers 0

Groups 0

Statistics

Feeds