Benny 🇦🇺

Programmable money sounds cool until your views of the world conflict with the issuer. Buy #bitcoin

So turns out albo on golf club gate was full of shit and the golf club in question wasnt full shit.

No cybertruck for Australia :(

Landcruiser being mistaken for a Land Rover, how embarrassing. What else they getting wrong.

Modern Nero.

The new Porsche just sucks, the new roadster sucks, blows and flys.

So I used FSD tonight in Sydney to drive about 40km in traffic, no motorways, traffic lights, t-intersections, roundabouts, tight suburban roads, bit of rain, and FSD worked perfect, not one mistake, drove door to door. Incredible how good this is. Two highlights, it saw a car 2 cars ahead put on a blinker to enter a driveway on a 3 lane road and immediately FSD changed lanes to prevent slowing down. The other one was rolling to a stop at traffic lights on a 3 lane road, car from service station waiting to turn into traffic across a turn lane and FSD slowed early and left enough room for car to slip into traffic without blocking the turn lane. Woah. The pace it drove at was about what I'd usually drive, and it was looking for ways through the traffic, this is on hurry mode. I'd love to try mad max if we had it available.

Seriously wtf nitter.gq/Iskd910/status/2103095…

This Coldcard wallet incident has me thinking. As our Bitcoin stacks age and grow in value, the security methods we used years ago may no longer be appropriate for what those stacks are worth today. We’ve seen cases where people held over $1 million in Bitcoin secured only by a weak 12-word seed with compromised entropy and no passphrase — something that really should have been protected with a proper multisig setup. We need to reassess our security regularly as the value of our holdings increases. I recently reviewed my own setup. When I created it nearly 10 years ago it was solid for the amount involved at the time, and it remains technically secure. But the value has grown so substantially that the level of protection now needs to match that reality. Please take a hard look at how you’re storing your Bitcoin. Protect not just your stack, but your future and your family’s. With AI getting ever more powerful we will need to stay ahead of the curve.

Albo getting massacred in the comments. As some are already saying, this is Albo's work choices moment.

This is why Bitcoin is freedom.

That russian oil wasn't cheap after all.

You need to understand this in more detail. He is investing in bitcoin mining companies, so NVidia can pivot them into AI factories. All these mining companies do is take excess energy convert into something using compute. For Nvidia that is energy into AI models.

What's interesting in this is 1. a datacentre operator is buying most of the capacity, and 2. the price of production is at 24usd /mwh. NSW average is 90aud / mwh, and we were told nuke is expensive. utilitydive.com/news/talen-a…

Sky news believes giving away a billion big macs will cure world hunger. It would enrich McDonalds and all its suppliers, wouldn't make people self sufficient, just reliant on a hand out. Sit this one out guys.

If i was told this story without knowing what was happening in the UK i would think this is a silly monty python skit. A nonce of all things, what has the uk come to.

This guy is like that Nigerian prince money scam. In order to get free stuff you have to keep sending money. How did New Yorkers fall for this scam.

I feel like I've achieved something in life, I got blocked by pirate pete. Knowing that something I wrote pissed him off so much that he took the steps of clicking 3 times to reach the block button has made my day. Now to figure out what triggered him.

If this runs true, according to grok this would cause pi indicator cross in January 2026 time frame.

Woah this aged poorly. Does this mean Bowen is absolutely fucken useless.

Yep seeing it happen in real time. Don't be a junior burger in the AI arms race.