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Top Linux & BSD Distros: Security Advisory Mailing Lists

Top Linux & BSD Distros: Security Advisory Mailing Lists

Keep up to date on Linux & BSD security. Top mailing lists.

Coinjoin Implementations & Incentives

Coinjoin Implementations & Incentives

Incentives matter. Do your own research before you coinjoin.

Strong Static Typed Languages

Strong Static Typed Languages

An overview of programming languages with strong type safety and static type checking.

Make Lightning Payments Private Again (pLN)

Make Lightning Payments Private Again (pLN)

pLN is a new wallet project that aims to make it easy for users to follow the 'Happy Path' of making payments privately on lightning.

The Privacy Money Middle Path

The Privacy Money Middle Path

Bitcoin is really the first cash-like instrument that can be sent across the internet, requiring no physical presence, while maintaining moderate-to-good levels of privacy.

Steelman Stocks

Steelman Stocks

Boring stocks that might not lose you money over the next 5 years.

Distributed Investing

Distributed Investing

It's not that hard to regain control over your capital. But it means taking more responsibility.

The Anti-FOMO Portfolio

The Anti-FOMO Portfolio

Even if you can only invest 1% of your income every year, do it! The longer you wait, the more you miss out on compounding of your wealth.

Bitcoin RSS Feeds

Bitcoin RSS Feeds

My personal collection of Bitcoin-related RSS Feeds. (Free OPML file [Gist])

Financial Attack Surface Reduction Framework

Financial Attack Surface Reduction Framework

Tips on securing and defending your wealth against government (and all manner of other thieves).

Bitcoin's Risk-Adjusted Returns

Bitcoin's Risk-Adjusted Returns

Bitcoin vs. Other Assets Bitcoin is still a relatively new asset class, but its performance over any given 4-year holding period has surpassed that of anything else out there. This applies to all such 4-year holding periods since 2013 (after which the first such period came to completion.) Looking at

Investing Framework

Investing Framework

General Questions 1. What is your risk tolerance? 2. How much do you need to set aside for expenses each month? 3. How much is left over after expenses are paid? 4. How much are you investing currently? 5. What is your current asset allocation? 6. What are your investment

Bitcoin Energy

Bitcoin is the most efficient monetary network ever devised. All mining efforts, from whatever energy source, go directly into securing the network. All hashes matter. All hashes count. None are wasted. "Every Hash Is Sacred" If a mass of new miners joins the network, the difficulty adjustment algorithm will automatically

Bitcoin Rebase

If you think about it, it kinda sucks how this non-elected body of bureaucrats (the IRS) can declare bitcoin to be property and charge you for every time you spend it. To the tune of 15% for most investors (on any profits you've made). 2021 long-term capital gains tax rates:

ReviveNotes

Thrivenotes Revival The first website I built and the blog I maintained longest (to date), was thrivenotes.com [https://web.archive.org/web/20090609052501/http://thrivenotes.com/]. I am no longer maintaining the site but am archiving and re-posting some material here for posterity. Oldest Archived Instance: Thrivenotes: satisfying your

Buying Gold

[Really not financial advice.] Most of what you'll see me advocating online, whether here or on Twitter is to buy bitcoin, not gold. So why am I talking about how to buy gold? Well, first off, not everyone has come around to the idea of a Perfectly Scarce, Digital Veblen

Hello, 1984.

Power to the Plebs I created this blog to share tips and tricks with my fellow plebs in this increasingly divided and draconian world. When your every thought and action is subject to the judgment of the (madness of the) crowd, it's fair to say it's become *political*. And when