Wouldn't that just be a DM client with an email UI? Or are you thinking of a nostr/SMTP bridge? 

 GM, let's kill that battery ☕ 

 ISTP 

 Forcing amber would be annoying. I like the idea of an [export nsec to amber] button in settings somewhere. Normie's are becoming familiar with enabling 2fa and if presented in a similar manner, I think it would be a reasonable cognitive leap. 

 This is cool, thanks for sharing. 

 What happened to your Christmas spirit?🎄👻 

 If it isn't able to comply with your command, their censorship is more obvious and the tool doesn't look as capable. Its kills the magic. 

 Gm ☕ 

 GM ☕ clever coffee there 

 Skimmed the runes specification, and it looks like they only have x blocks to mint new runes after a new 'coin' is established, until they reach the issuance cap. 

 You can also run orbot and set it up as a tor service. Then set it as your DM inbox so you can self-host private DMs. Keeps the events off public relays. 

 I don't know if there's a tool to keep track of all the small buys. If you buy from a KYC onramp they should at least keep a record of your transactions and make it available at tax time. For zaps, etc. you would have to check the value at the time received and keep a record. Again, I don't know of any wallet or service that does this. The decision to report or not is left to personal convictions and applicable tax code. 

The USD price is not recorded on chain, but you could use the block timestamp to look up the historical price at that time. It wouldn't be exactly what you paid, though.

 

 In the case of random, small buys, you could keep it all on one exchange so you have a record of price, date, and amount all in one place. There are privacy sacrifices with this, but it keeps the accounting relatively clean. You would still have to track the zaps, gifts, etc. 

There are platforms like koinly.io (not an endorsement or recommendation, DYOR) which can pull data from your exchange account(s) and the blockchain. But in my experience they have some manual adjustments required. And it still doesn't account for lightning txns. 

 IRS allows First In, First Out; Last In, First Out; and Highest In, First Out. Make sure you apply the same method to every sale transaction. HIFO let's you count the sale price against the highest paid cost, which minimizes your gains for any given transaction, but may affect whether the sale is taxed at the long-term or short-term rate.

Make sure to DYOR. I'm no professional, just sharing my experience. 

 All debt is high time preference. But one can attempt to game the system by borrowing against their stack.

To buy a median priced ($412k) home, you would have to sell ~6.15 BTC to own it free and clear. You could DCA the $2000/mo payment to repurchase your corn over 206 months (17.17 years), assuming your average cost stays <= $67000.

Or you could get a 50% LTV loan against that 6.15 BTC @ $67000 ($206025) and pay $1262/month on the home loan. You would also be paying $1262/month on the bitcoin loan (assuming same rate and duration as mortgage, which is a big stretch). However, as bitcoin price goes up, you can reclaim some of your collateral corn from the loan or pay off the mortgage with the increased value.

If the price doubles, you can withdraw 3.075 BTC and sell it pay off both the mortgage and the bitcoin loan, or sell some of the corn each month to make payments on both loans, essentially a ₿CA(?) into your house. The remaining collateralized bitcoin would be "repurchased" from your lender at $67000/BTC + interest premium, which is still a 49% discount to the new price.

Personally, its probably not worth the trouble. Just take out a regular mortgage (or business loan) and cut some corn each month to make the payments. If you still get paid in fiat, you have flexibility to cash flow the payment if there's a significant drawdown.
 

 I don't understand what's going on here, but it sounds sick! Looking forward to the first release. 

 Wasn't that why they picked Washington? 

 Gm Nunya☕ 

 This looks great!
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 Also cooking, well water, medical devices, and heating/cooling. 

 GA🚀 

 Job board and local feeds would be excellent complimentary features. 

 I had to call them when I closed mine. I don't recall the reason, but that made me dislike them even more. 

 GE, always bullish here 

 GM. This sounds good ☕ 

 GM ☕ and thank you. 

 Red Cross is trash, they just want to hand out virtue signal blankets. They don't want to help anyone but their own fiat bags. 

 I'm of the opinion that all the "old guys" who actually knew (understood) how the things worked were retired by the pandemic and then when people came back, there was no one to make sure everything operated properly or pass on the knowledge. 

 Sacrifice yourself to save Gaia, the helpless earth-god.  

 This is how the USPS pays for its fancy new fleet of EV surveillance machines. 

 Looks great based on cursory exploration. Wen bunker support?  

 GM ☕ 

 You can take yours off the charger?!? 😆 

 That's an impersonator npub 

 Everyone's a Theologian by R.C. Sproul.
Very high-level overview of Christian Theology. Its a relatively light read on a heavy subject.

Second is The Great Taking by David Rogers Webb. How the Uniform Commercial Code allows secured creditors to claim custodied assets before any retail claims in the event of the custodian's failure. 

 Is that a pyrocatstic flow? 🌋 

 *Remembering the iPod docks* 

 GM ☕ 

 GM ODELL ☕ 

 GM Derek! ☕ 

 4, or 1 if boot time is impacted significantly 

 Maybe your sign to take a technology break 😂 

 They tell you its liberal as in freedom (li erty) for the governed, but they mean freedom for the governors. Or the other meaning: giving or using a lot of government. 

 GM ☕🤙 

 GM, its a beautiful day ☕ 

 GM ☕☀️
 

 Enjoy your break! 🤙 

 Enjoy the rest 

 GM, that's beautiful ☕ 

 GM