Hey guys, I am back on memo. After using Twetch for a while I thought it would be nice to see what's happening here. How are y'all doing my fellow BSVers.
Isaiah 33:2
2 LORD, be gracious to us; we long for you. Be our strength every morning, our salvation in time of distress.
The protests in Hong Kong have been interesting to watch. Will China order another massacre like Tiananmen Square? If they do though they wont be able to hide it.
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Hello Memo, after a quick liason with twetch I am back to where my roots are.
To avoid destructive habits, you need to avoid opportunities to engage in them. This strategy works only if you're occupied by work or self-improvement in general. #MondayMemo
Sometimes bad habits are connected to good habits though. Think of socializing in your local pub / bar vs. getting drunk.
When looking for a job, even an odd one (no pun intended), consider one you find comfortable doing for hours at a time.
#MondayMemo
Coming back to memo now, Twetch is too expensive for me. 2 cent per twetch and 10 cent per like.
Hello guys, could anyone provide me with a twetch invite? I'd really like to try it out but unfortunately I don't use twitter, so I can't DM @twetchapp for an invite. (
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That would be some work but will hopefully be an option at some point. Thanks for the feedback.
I second this suggestion. I really don't need a button to show a post of someone I muted.
My suggestion is to not show muted posts or actions on muted posts at all. Maybe an option in Activity Filters to include muted posts?
That would be some work but will hopefully be an option at some point. Thanks for the feedback.
Celebrate your independence, Memo now supports muting!
Sorry, I posted this in a rush. The source is www.coin.dance.
I think that justice prevails
This theory fits right in into what Blockstream have been doing: "The Kleinman case is not about getting money - they probably have no proof to get it, otherwise they would have presented evidence in form of documents that showed that Kleinman owned x% of the bitcoins. The whole case is financed by Bitcoin Core, and the goal is that Craig reveals exactly what bitcoin addresses he owns - they just want this list. The moment they have this list, they will block these addresses with a softfork on the Segwit chain. Probably an idea from GMax - I think it was 3 years ago or so, when GMax said that Satoshis coins should be blocked forever. "
interesting insight
This theory fits right in into what Blockstream have been doing: "The Kleinman case is not about getting money - they probably have no proof to get it, otherwise they would have presented evidence in form of documents that showed that Kleinman owned x% of the bitcoins. The whole case is financed by Bitcoin Core, and the goal is that Craig reveals exactly what bitcoin addresses he owns - they just want this list. The moment they have this list, they will block these addresses with a softfork on the Segwit chain. Probably an idea from GMax - I think it was 3 years ago or so, when GMax said that Satoshis coins should be blocked forever. "
