It’s nearly impossible to create a new browser these days largely because of just how large and expansive the web standards have grown. And because we’re all held hostage by the big tech companies and their browser implementations they’re adding malicious features like having AI read and interact with every page it visits. If you look at most websites they all have a very similar look and feel or at least fit into one of a handful of categories. It’s time to create a new, intentionally limited, spec that lets content providers still do business but without all the complex interactivity like modals, javascript, async loading, etc. that just bloats the standards. Consider how limited bitcoin transactions are by comparison. Many people complain and say you can’t build things properly on Bitcoin and yet we have a working system delivering value to millions of people. The simplicity is a feature.
There’s a lot of talk these days about humanoid robots but I have yet to see anything about securing them. We can’t secure our phones but we want a robot army walking around in every house and factory? How many OEMs have released unsecured routers, cars, security cameras, etc that leave customers exposed to the battlefield we call the Internet? Honestly, until we figure that out having robots everywhere is just a liability in my opinion.
More laws -> more lawyers More lawyers -> more laws
This. Q-day comes before BIP 360 is finalized? Riding this all the way to 0. Saylor market dumps and becomes a Fartcoin maxi? Riding to 0. Turns out Satoshi was literally Hitler? Damn that sucks. Riding. To. Zero. Cold storage sats are for use as money one day or for nothing at all. Not trading back to fiat regardless of price. View quoted note →
Wall St entered the game when Bitcoin was at $42k. If they’re getting rinsed there’s a chance we’ll retest those levels. Not my base case. Not financial advice. And as always GFY. View quoted note →
Thanks for the cheap sats. Get rekt Wall St.
Much lower. Then higher.
After Bitcoin and Nostr the whole concept of “accounts” feels so archaic.