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PortlandHODL reveals how "poison blocks" can paralyze Bitcoin nodes for hours, creating profitable attack vectors for malicious miners while the network relies on policy filters for protection.You're listening to Bitcoin Season 2. Subscribe to the newsletter, trusted by over 7,000 Bitcoiners: https://newsletter.blockspacemedia.comPortlandHODL explains Bitcoin's most dangerous vulnerability: poison blocks. These malicious blocks can freeze nodes for 11+ hours on Raspberry Pi devices and 25 minutes on enterprise hardware, creating profitable attack opportunities for miners while exposing how relay policy acts as an accidental guardian of the network.Follow our guests: @PortlandHODLNotes:• Poison Blocks (denial of service)• Raspberry Pi validation: 11 hours for poison blocks• Enterprise hardware: 25 minutes validation time • Attack gives 20% effective hash rate boost• Fix exists in Great Consensus Cleanup• Bitcoin fees currently under $1Timestamps:00:00 Start00:53 Real threats to Bitcoin04:55 How is block made?11:46 Nodes & DOS blocks20:03 Making DOS blocks29:33 Arch Network30:05 Miners & DOS blocks36:46 Attack response time40:47 Fixing the problem43:25 Why not fixed yet?54:12 Client diversity1:01:11 Other good soft forks1:05:12 Are you worried?1:10:03 "Deep Thoughts" by Portland HODL-
Direction la Turquie où a eu lieu une incroyable découverte archéologique : un pain vieux de 5.000 ans a été mis à jour. Quasiment intact, il pourrait nous en apprendre beaucoup...Distribué par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.
Le goulag c'est l'immense système de travail forcé instauré par l'Union soviétique entre les années 1920 et les années 1960. Des dizaines de milliers de sites accueillaient ces détenus hommes et femmes, condamnés pour des délits des crimes mais aussi pour leur désaccord avec le régime. Ils auraient été 18 millions à faire l'expérience du goulag. Les archives accessibles sont rares. L'ONG Memorial qui en a rassemblées un grand nombre est interdite en Russie depuis 2021. Samuel Verdan, archéologue à l'université de Lausanne, a dirigé un chantier de fouilles un peu particulier sur le site d'un camp du goulag le long du chantier de la voie ferrée Salekhard-Igarka. Un projet entamé en 1949 et stoppé dès 1953 après la mort de Staline. Cette voie était également baptisée Voie ferrée 501 ou Chemin de fer de la mort.
Charlie and Colin reveal the shocking truth about Bitcoin Pizza Day that mainstream media got wrong. Laszlo didn't just spend 10,000 Bitcoin on pizza - he spent nearly 80,000 Bitcoin throughout 2010! We dive deep into how his GPU mining discovery revolutionized Bitcoin, why Satoshi sent him a concerned email, and how this "penance" may have actually saved Bitcoin's decentralization in its early days. **Notes:** • Laszlo spent ~80,000 Bitcoin total on pizza in 2010 • GPU mining was 10x more powerful than CPU mining • Bitcoin hash rate increased 130,000% by end of 2010 • Laszlo had 1-1.5% of entire Bitcoin supply 2009-2010 • His wallet peaked at 43,854 Bitcoin • Total wallet flows were 81,432 Bitcoin Timestamps: 00:00 Start 00:28 Lies, damn lies.. and pizza 02:21 What actually happened 05:46 It's actually WAY MORE than you think 11:15 Arch Network 11:47 Laslo "saved" Bitcoin 19:12 Pizza or penance? -
The real Bitcoin Pizza Day story: Laszlo spent nearly 80,000 Bitcoin on pizza in 2010, not just 10,000. Plus how his GPU mining discovery changed Bitcoin forever and why Satoshi wasn't happy about it.You're listening to Bitcoin Season 2. Subscribe to the newsletter, trusted by over 12,000 Bitcoiners: https://newsletter.blockspacemedia.comCharlie and Colin reveal the shocking truth about Bitcoin Pizza Day that mainstream media got wrong. Laszlo didn't just spend 10,000 Bitcoin on pizza - he spent nearly 80,000 Bitcoin throughout 2010! We dive deep into how his GPU mining discovery revolutionized Bitcoin, why Satoshi sent him a concerned email, and how this "penance" may have actually saved Bitcoin's decentralization in its early days.**Notes:**• Laszlo spent ~80,000 Bitcoin total on pizza in 2010• GPU mining was 10x more powerful than CPU mining• Bitcoin hash rate increased 130,000% by end of 2010• Laszlo had 1-1.5% of entire Bitcoin supply 2009-2010• His wallet peaked at 43,854 Bitcoin• Total wallet flows were 81,432 BitcoinTimestamps:00:00 Start00:28 Lies, damn lies.. and pizza02:21 What actually happened05:46 It's actually WAY MORE than you think11:15 Arch Network11:47 Laslo "saved" Bitcoin19:12 Pizza or penance?-
Cannes 2025 is in full swing—and you can count on our on-the-Croisette crew of Film Comment contributors to cut through the noise with thoughtful dispatches, interviews, and Podcasts. This year's festival is packed with exciting premieres, including new films from Richard Linklater, Lynne Ramsay, Spike Lee, Bi Gan, Julia Ducournau, Wes Anderson, and many more. For our seventh episode from the film world's grandest event, Film Comment Editor Devika Girish is joined by critics Kong Rithdee (back by popular demand!) and Inney Prakash to debate two recent premieres from legendary auteurs: Jafar Panahi's It Was Just an Accident (2:33) and Lav Diaz's Magellan (14:12). Next, the group discusses one of the highlights of this year's Cannes Classics section, T'ang Shu Shuen's 1968 film The Arch (23:14), before turning to Ratchapoom Boonbunchachoke's A Useful Ghost (29:09), which just won the Grand Prize at Cannes Critics' Week. Subscribe today to The Film Comment Letter for a steady stream of Cannes coverage, providing everything you need to know about the 2025 edition. Note: Around 18:00, we experienced some equipment problems that resulted in slight glitches on the audio track. We apologize for the inconvenience.
Storm Rundd, President of Oklahoma Bitcoin Association, discusses the status of state Bitcoin strategic reserve bills, legislative processes, funding sources, and opportunity costs. The conversation also covers vibe coding and AI's impact on future business models.You're listening to Bitcoin Season 2. Subscribe to the newsletter, trusted by over 7,000 Bitcoiners: https://newsletter.blockspacemedia.comStorm Rund, President of the Oklahoma Bitcoin Association, joins us to discuss the state of Bitcoin Strategic Reserve bills across the US. Storm breaks down the complex legislative process, explains why many bills fail despite strong support, and compares treasurer vs. pension fund approaches. He introduces the opportunity cost tracker that shows how much money states have lost by rejecting Bitcoin. The conversation concludes with insights on vibe coding, AI productivity, and how these technologies will reshape business models.Follow our guests: @Storm_R0Notes:- Over half of US states have proposed SBR bills- Oklahoma SBR bill passed 77-15 then died in committee- Pension funds typically 4x larger than state funds- 5% Bitcoin allocation = $500M opportunity cost- Montana SBR had $50M cap with specific fund source- AI changing labor market in big tech companiesTimestamps:00:00 Start01:31 Current Bitcoin Reserve landscape03:31 Bill process07:05 Oklahoma example11:53 Funding these state SBRs12:43 Bill design matters17:55 Bill funding19:54 Treasury vs Pension funds27:03 Crafting better bills33:53 Opportunity cost tool43:50 Vibe coding49:07 AI changing business-
Bobby and Steve discuss the constant hope that many Saints fans are holding onto that the Saints tank this year in order to draft Arch Manning out of Texas next year but he might not be there in the draft, any hardcore Saints fans might wanna take a road trip to Buffalo for the "experience", and the guys continue breaking down the schedule game by game!
Bobby and Steve discuss the constant hope that many Saints fans are holding onto that the Saints tank this year in order to draft Arch Manning out of Texas next year but he might not be there in the draft, any hardcore Saints fans might wanna take a road trip to Buffalo for the "experience", and the guys continue breaking down the schedule game by game!
In this episode of Side Notes, Pastors Arch and Josh dive into one of the toughest conversations out there: money. Reflecting on Josh's recent message from The Ridge's series I Might Have a Problem, they unpack a simple but powerful truth—“Honor God with how you give, save, and live with His money.” Josh breaks down the message's three biblical anchors (giving, saving, and living within our means), and together they clarify common misunderstandings—like why the Bible doesn't actually say money is the root of all evil. Of course, it wouldn't be Side Notes without some laughs along the way. From joking about Josh's 19th wedding anniversary dinner plans to Arch roasting branded golf balls he couldn't wait to “hit into the woods,” their banter sets the stage for an honest, insightful, and surprisingly fun conversation about finances, faith, and what really matters.
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durée : 00:35:06 - La Terre au carré - par : Mathieu Vidard - à partir de quels documents, de quels matériaux et de quelles méthodes d'analyse peut-on reconstituer le passé des forêts ? Qu'est-ce qu'une forêt? Réponses avec Jérome Buridant Géo-historien et Cécile Dardignac, Archéologue à l'ONF - réalisé par : Jérôme BOULET
Nový muž v bielom – Lev XIV. prevzal svoj úrad už aj oficiálne. Po jeho prvých slovách o mieri z toho ôsmeho mája, keď sa svetu predstavil na priečelí baziliky svätého Petra, sa z nich stal refrén jeho pontifikátu. Od „nikdy viac vojnám“ až po to nedeľňajšie: „mučená Ukrajina očakáva rokovania o spravodlivom a trvalom mieri“. V čase jeho voľby boli v Ríme aj Aktuality. A v hektike tých dní som mal možnosť navštíviť priestory, v ktorých žil zatiaľ posledný zo slovenských kardinálov Jozef Tomko. Z jeho kardinálskeho bytu sa stalo sídlo Slovenského historického ústavu v Ríme. S jeho riaditeľom Danielom Černým som sa rozprával aj o vatikánskych archívoch a období Slovenského štátu. Od jesene 2023 sa z bývalého kardinálskeho bytu Jozefa Tomka stal Slovenský historický ústav v Ríme. Jedinečný svojim poslaním. I polohou. Je len pár metrov od Vatikánu. „Túto adresu poznali mnohí Slováci, ktorí prichádzali do Ríma. Vedeli, že dvere sú tu pre nich vždy otvorené. Že kardinál Tomko je tu vždy pre nich. Dnes sa snažíme, aby tieto priestory boli neoficiálnou treťou slovenskou ambasádou v Ríme“, hovorí riaditeľ Černý. Ústav je tak otvorený prioritne pre vedeckých pracovníkov, ktorí chodia za svojim výskumom do vatikánskych archívov, či archívov rímskych ústredí väčšiny reholí. „Sme nápomocní pri podpore výskumu v knižniciach, galériách či archívoch tak Vatikánu, ako aj Talianska. Archívy sú tu na dosah ruky“, dopĺňa. Vatikánske archívy sú zdrojom vzácnych prameňov aj na Slovensku najmä v cirkevnom prostredí ešte stále citlivú tému Slovenského štátu a jeho prezidenta, ktorým bol katolícky kňaz Jozef Tiso. „Až donedávna neboli prístupné materiály z tohto obdobia. Je to len päť rokov, ako pápež František otvoril archívy z čias pontifikátu Pia XII. - obdobie 1939 až 1958. Vedci len teraz študujú tieto dokumenty. Podporujeme aj výskum tohto obdobia. Sme radi, že dokumenty Vatikán sprístupnil. No pravda je aj taká, že ešte nie sú všetky dostupné. Dôvodom nie je ich citlivosť, skôr obmedzené kapacity vatikánskych archívov“, hovorí Daniel Černý, riaditeľ Slovenského historického ústavu v Ríme. Podcast pripravil Jaroslav Barborák.
Nový muž v bielom – Lev XIV. prevzal svoj úrad už aj oficiálne. Po jeho prvých slovách o mieri z toho ôsmeho mája, keď sa svetu predstavil na priečelí baziliky svätého Petra, sa z nich stal refrén jeho pontifikátu. Od „nikdy viac vojnám“ až po to nedeľňajšie: „mučená Ukrajina očakáva rokovania o spravodlivom a trvalom mieri“. V čase jeho voľby boli v Ríme aj Aktuality. A v hektike tých dní som mal možnosť navštíviť priestory, v ktorých žil zatiaľ posledný zo slovenských kardinálov Jozef Tomko. Z jeho kardinálskeho bytu sa stalo sídlo Slovenského historického ústavu v Ríme. S jeho riaditeľom Danielom Černým som sa rozprával aj o vatikánskych archívoch a období Slovenského štátu. Od jesene 2023 sa z bývalého kardinálskeho bytu Jozefa Tomka stal Slovenský historický ústav v Ríme. Jedinečný svojim poslaním. I polohou. Je len pár metrov od Vatikánu. „Túto adresu poznali mnohí Slováci, ktorí prichádzali do Ríma. Vedeli, že dvere sú tu pre nich vždy otvorené. Že kardinál Tomko je tu vždy pre nich. Dnes sa snažíme, aby tieto priestory boli neoficiálnou treťou slovenskou ambasádou v Ríme“, hovorí riaditeľ Černý. Ústav je tak otvorený prioritne pre vedeckých pracovníkov, ktorí chodia za svojim výskumom do vatikánskych archívov, či archívov rímskych ústredí väčšiny reholí. „Sme nápomocní pri podpore výskumu v knižniciach, galériách či archívoch tak Vatikánu, ako aj Talianska. Archívy sú tu na dosah ruky“, dopĺňa. Vatikánske archívy sú zdrojom vzácnych prameňov aj na Slovensku najmä v cirkevnom prostredí ešte stále citlivú tému Slovenského štátu a jeho prezidenta, ktorým bol katolícky kňaz Jozef Tiso. „Až donedávna neboli prístupné materiály z tohto obdobia. Je to len päť rokov, ako pápež František otvoril archívy z čias pontifikátu Pia XII. - obdobie 1939 až 1958. Vedci len teraz študujú tieto dokumenty. Podporujeme aj výskum tohto obdobia. Sme radi, že dokumenty Vatikán sprístupnil. No pravda je aj taká, že ešte nie sú všetky dostupné. Dôvodom nie je ich citlivosť, skôr obmedzené kapacity vatikánskych archívov“, hovorí Daniel Černý, riaditeľ Slovenského historického ústavu v Ríme. Podcast pripravil Jaroslav Barborák.
Seth for Privacy, VP at Cake Wallet, joins us to discuss the ongoing Samurai Wallet legal case and its implications for Bitcoin privacy. Seth explains how the DOJ's prosecution of Samurai developers threatens the entire crypto privacy landscape, despite FinCEN's admission that self-custodial wallets shouldn't be regulated as money services. He breaks down Bitcoin's current privacy limitations, highlighting promising technologies like Silent Payments and Payjoin V2, while candidly addressing why Monero offers superior privacy by design. Are we re-living through the same cryptography battle we fought in the 90s? Follow our guests: @Sethforprivacy Notes: - Samurai indicted April 24, 2024, despite self-custody - 98% conviction rate in Southern District of NY - DOJ hid key FinCEN evidence from defense - Silent Payments gives one reusable static address - Payjoin V2 coming to Cake Wallet this week - Bitcoin privacy tools fighting transparent design Timestamps 00:00 Start 01:04 Samurai wallet legal case 06:30 Jurisdiction & charges 11:59 How significant is this case? 16:28 Arch Network 17:00 Current privacy on BTC 19:47 Silent payments 21:54 Payjoin V2 24:43 Privacy tech limits of BTC 27:42 Privacy soft forks 32:51 Future of oh-chain privacy 37:31 OP_RETURN debate -
We explore the Coinbase customer data breach, vulnerabilities in KYC systems, and the increasing risk of physical attacks against crypto holders.You're listening to Bitcoin Season 2. Subscribe to the newsletter, trusted by over 12,000 Bitcoiners: https://newsletter.blockspacemedia.comToday, Janusz joins us to dive into the recent Coinbase customer data breach where overseas support agents were bribed to steal user information. We explore the fundamental vulnerabilities in KYC systems, the rising trend of physical attacks targeting crypto holders, and sophisticated phishing operations. Yanis offers practical alternatives to centralized exchanges and discusses how to maintain privacy while navigating regulatory requirements in the crypto space.Notes:- Coinbase hackers demanded $20M in Bitcoin ransom- Less than 1% of Coinbase customers affected- Physical crypto attacks increasing since 2022- Support agents bribed to copy customer data- P2P alternatives avoid additional KYC exposure- Constitutional rights may extend to anonymous paymentsTimestamps:00:00 Start01:15 Easy targets03:09 Coinbase breach timeline04:15 Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong Video06:58 The pitfalls of KYC15:29 Junseth scam call17:29 Arch Network18:31 Know the risks22:31 Protecting yourself-
First up in the news: Mint Monthly News, BackBlaze backups may be in trouble, you can run Arch inside Windows, Linux kernel drops 486 and early 586 support, and a new RaspberryPiOS release, and the end of Windows 10 support brings new opportunities In security and privacy: openSUSE removes Deepin Desktop over security issues, Proton threatens to quit Switzerland over new surveillance law Then in our Wanderings: Bill goes mobile, Moss plays with a Pangolin, Eric finally fixes his WiFi. In our Innards section: we talk about Virtual Machines In Bodhi Corner, just a bit about theming
Dr. Sven Buder is an astrophysicist and researches the night sky in Canberra — with a particular focus on so-called galactic archaeology. In this interview, Buder talks about his journey from Germany to Australia, his current research and the challenges that satellite systems such as Starlink pose for astronomical observation. He also talks about the importance of indigenous star knowledge and cooperation with First Nations astronomers. - Dr. Sven Buder ist Astrophysiker und erforscht in Canberra den Nachthimmel – mit einem besonderen Fokus auf die sogenannte galaktische Archäologie. Im Gespräch berichtet Buder von seinem Weg von Deutschland nach Australien, seiner aktuellen Forschung und den Herausforderungen, die Satellitensysteme wie Starlink für die astronomische Beobachtung mit sich bringen. Außerdem spricht er über die Bedeutung indigener Sternenkenntnisse und die Zusammenarbeit mit First Nations Astronomen.
VFW Magazine May/Jun 2025 Part 11: VFW Convenes in Arch City by Nick Carswell
Send us a textIn this episode of the ZAGA Centers Podcast, Dr. David Norré presents his fully digital approach to full-arch FP1 rehabilitations. Ahead of his session at the Edentulism Conference 2025, he discusses how to plan implant positioning before extractions, leverage tooth-supported guides, and deliver immediate restorations. He also offers a clear algorithm to help clinicians identify true FP1 indications, avoid unnecessary bone reduction, and optimize aesthetic outcomes in complex implant treatments.Curious about the latest insights from the Edentulism Conference 2025? Discover more on our website: https://bit.ly/EdentulismConference2025BCNOr engage directly with our ZAGA Community by joining the ZAGA Circle, our WhatsApp group, where knowledge and experience in full mouth rehabilitation are shared daily: https://chat.whatsapp.com/HAA4vAj6nl4ApY02m9zMgS
Seth for Privacy breaks down the Samurai Wallet legal case, Bitcoin's current privacy limitations, and solutions like Silent Payments and Payjoin V2. He discusses the government's attack on privacy tools and why Monero offers better privacy by default.You're listening to Bitcoin Season 2. Subscribe to the newsletter, trusted by over 7,000 Bitcoiners: https://newsletter.blockspacemedia.comSeth for Privacy, VP at Cake Wallet, joins us to discuss the ongoing Samurai Wallet legal case and its implications for Bitcoin privacy. Seth explains how the DOJ's prosecution of Samurai developers threatens the entire crypto privacy landscape, despite FinCEN's admission that self-custodial wallets shouldn't be regulated as money services. He breaks down Bitcoin's current privacy limitations, highlighting promising technologies like Silent Payments and Payjoin V2, while candidly addressing why Monero offers superior privacy by design. Are we re-living through the same cryptography battle we fought in the 90s?Follow our guests: @SethforprivacyNotes:- Samurai indicted April 24, 2024, despite self-custody- 98% conviction rate in Southern District of NY- DOJ hid key FinCEN evidence from defense- Silent Payments gives one reusable static address- Payjoin V2 coming to Cake Wallet this week- Bitcoin privacy tools fighting transparent designTimestamps00:00 Start01:04 Samurai wallet legal case06:30 Jurisdiction & charges11:59 How significant is this case?16:28 Arch Network17:00 Current privacy on BTC19:47 Silent payments21:54 Payjoin V224:43 Privacy tech limits of BTC27:42 Privacy soft forks32:51 Future of oh-chain privacy37:31 OP_RETURN debate-
This week on Side Notes, Arch is joined not by senior pastor Josh Rhodes—but by someone even more seasoned and, as Arch says, “definitely more handsome”: our founding pastor, Tim Haring. The episode kicks off with a hilarious and oddly heartwarming conversation about snakes, old-school adrenaline, and growing up with 19 snakes in the garage (yep, you read that right). After some laughs and wildlife stories, Arch and Tim shift gears to talk about this week's message from The Ridge's current teaching series, "I Might Have a Problem." This message wasn't your typical talk on Sabbath or work-life balance. Instead, Josh zoomed out and asked a bigger question: Why does how we use our time even matter? Arch and Tim unpack the deeper spiritual implications behind this question, highlighting Josh's connection between our time and eternity. With references to Psalm 90, written by Moses, they reflect on the fleeting nature of life, the weight of eternal relationships, and why how we spend our days matters in light of the life to come. If you've ever felt like your calendar runs your life—or like you're too busy to focus on what matters most—this conversation is a timely reminder that our time isn't just about productivity. It's about purpose.
Why are we all automatically sold on Arch Manning? He's barely played at Texas and he's already touted as the 1st overall pick in either the 2026 or 2027 NFL Draft. If we aren't sold on Drew Allar, why are we on a guy that has played a tenth of the time? Is he getting the benefit of his last name? The guys pointed out how Quinn Ewers held off Manning in the Texas QB battle last season then was the final QB drafted last month. Are fans sold on Arch Manning? Name Game.
Adam and Ty Schmit of The Pat McAfee Show discuss the upcoming schedule release, including the Cowboys-Eagles opener, the Saints' plan at QB in the wake of Derek Carr's retirement, Trey Hendrickson's contract situation, a wrinkle to the George Pickens trade, and the draft going to DC in 2027. 0:00 Welcome 1:50 NFL Schedule Release on Wednesday 5:59 Saints' QB plan 10:50 Trey Hendrickson's contract situation 17:18 Sneaky wrinkle to George Pickens trade 24:03 Ravens release Justin Tucker 29:42 Draft to DC in 2027 35:41 Schefty's trip to Buffalo Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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What started as a technical proposal has exploded into community division, with accusations of "destroying Bitcoin" flying around. The hosts break down what OP_RETURN is, why some devs want to increase its size limit, and why others view it as enabling "spam" on the blockchain. At its core, this fight reveals deeper tensions about who controls Bitcoin's future and what the network should be used for. Notes: - OP_RETURN limit currently set at 83 bytes - Proposal would increase limit to ~1 megabyte - 30-45% of Bitcoin transactions are "non-financial" - Bitcoin Knots node usage has grown to 7-8% - Out-of-band transactions bypass node relay - Core devs facing diminished community trust Timestamps: 00:00:00:00 Start 00:00:36:16 Why's everyone so mad? 00:02:04:14 Claim your bias 00:04:00:03 The backstory 00:08:27:09 Changing the OP_RETRUN limit 00:11:24:06 Post to relax the limit 00:15:39:23 Out of Band payment 00:17:39:06 Standard vs valid consensus 00:19:52:29 What is spam? 00:28:41:05 Arch Network 00:29:13:14 Cons of increasing the limit 00:32:34:25 That's too "woke" bro! 00:35:56:27 Knots -
Kommunista-e minden szakember és szakemberré lettek-e az egykori kommunisták — a kérdés az egykori Magyar Fórum karikatúrájának képaláírása miatt vetődött fel 1992 tavaszán. A Szabad Európa Rádió annak eredt nyomába, hogy mi lett a politikai kinevezett tisztségviselők sorsa a rendszerváltás után.
Bitcoin developers are clashing over relaxing OP_RETURN limits. This technical debate about arbitrary data on Bitcoin has sparked divisions about what constitutes "spam" and revealed tensions between Bitcoin Core devs and those seeking a "purer" Bitcoin experience.You're listening to Bitcoin Season 2. Subscribe to the newsletter, trusted by over 12,000 Bitcoiners: https://newsletter.blockspacemedia.comWhat started as a technical proposal has exploded into community division, with accusations of "destroying Bitcoin" flying around. The hosts break down what OP_RETURN is, why some devs want to increase its size limit, and why others view it as enabling "spam" on the blockchain. At its core, this fight reveals deeper tensions about who controls Bitcoin's future and what the network should be used for.Notes:- OP_RETURN limit currently set at 83 bytes- Proposal would increase limit to ~1 megabyte- 30-45% of Bitcoin transactions are "non-financial"- Bitcoin Knots node usage has grown to 7-8%- Out-of-band transactions bypass node relay- Core devs facing diminished community trustTimestamps:00:00:00:00 Start00:00:36:16 Why's everyone so mad?00:02:04:14 Claim your bias00:04:00:03 The backstory00:08:27:09 Changing the OP_RETRUN limit00:11:24:06 Post to relax the limit00:15:39:23 Out of Band payment00:17:39:06 Standard vs valid consensus00:19:52:29 What is spam?00:28:41:05 Arch Network00:29:13:14 Cons of increasing the limit00:32:34:25 That's too "woke" bro!00:35:56:27 Knots-
Vor 5.000 Jahren wurde die Mutter der meisten europäischen Sprachen geboren: das Proto-Indoeuropäische. In “Der Urknall unserer Sprache” erklärt Laura Spinney, wie Linguistik, Archäologie und Genetik die Geschichte des Indoeuropäischen neu erzählen. Kupferberg, Shelly www.deutschlandfunkkultur.de, Lesart
Vor 5.000 Jahren wurde die Mutter der meisten europäischen Sprachen geboren: das Proto-Indoeuropäische. In “Der Urknall unserer Sprache” erklärt Laura Spinney, wie Linguistik, Archäologie und Genetik die Geschichte des Indoeuropäischen neu erzählen. Kupferberg, Shelly www.deutschlandfunkkultur.de, Lesart
Boomer Bevo Podcast - Episode 180- This is the one-hundred-eightieth episode of the only podcast dedicated to the greatest rivalry in college football, The University of Texas and The University of Oklahoma. John killed an Armadillo. Gruden is a OU fan. How is Arch going to do in year 1? And of course SEC Softball!!!
Boomer Bevo Podcast - Episode 180- This is the one-hundred-eightieth episode of the only podcast dedicated to the greatest rivalry in college football, The University of Texas and The University of Oklahoma. John killed an Armadillo. Gruden is a OU fan. How is Arch going to do in year 1? And of course SEC Softball!!!
This week, Yael Steiner and Jonathan Schwab trace the rich story of the menorah, one of Judaism's oldest and most powerful symbols. The menorah has become an all encompassing symbol of Judaism in part because of the commercialization of the Christmas and Hanukkah season in the United States. But it has a complex history that started long before big box stores. From its origin in the Book of Exodus to its central role in the Holy Temple, and from the Roman plunder depicted on the Arch of Titus to its prominent place on the State of Israel's national seal, the menorah has transcended time and geography to become a potent emblem of Jewish resilience, ritual, and identity. Click here for a summary and sources referenced in the episode. Click here to read The Menorah by Theodor Herzl. Click here for images of the menorah. Be in touch. We want to hear from you. Write to us at nerds@unpacked.media. This podcast was brought to you by Unpacked, a brand of OpenDor Media. Follow @unpackedmedia on Instagram and check out Unpacked on youtube. ------------------- For other podcasts from Unpacked, check out: Soulful Jewish Living Stars of David with Elon Gold Unpacking Israeli History Wondering Jews
Sometimes the moment sparks a mix you didn't plan—and that's exactly what happened here. This quick, unedited electro funk session was too good to keep to myself, so here it is… raw and full of groove.This isn't your average drop. It's spontaneous. It's funky. And it's straight from the heart of late night energy.
Udi Wertheimer discusses Bitcoin Core's controversial OP_RETURN changes, mounting community backlash, and why Core developers are losing social capital with Bitcoiners over technical decisions they can't properly communicate.You're listening to Bitcoin Season 2. Subscribe to the newsletter, trusted by over 7,000 Bitcoiners: https://newsletter.blockspacemedia.comUdi Wertheimer, co-founder of the Taproot Wizards and famous Bitcoin provocateur, joins us to talk about the explosive OP_RETURN debate dividing the Bitcoin community. We dive deep into why Bitcoin Core developers are facing unprecedented backlash, how they've lost touch with newer Bitcoiners, and what Greg Maxwell's sudden reappearance signals about Core's weakening position. Udi offers surprising insights on both sides and proposes solutions for rebuilding trust between developers and the community.Follow our guests: @udiwertheimer**Notes:**• OP_RETURN controversy spans over a decade• Greg Maxwell returns after years of silence• Core devs disconnected from 5+ year Bitcoiners• ~50 readers engage with Bitcoin OpTech weekly• 6-month delay suggested for PR merge• JPEGs benefit from controversy attentionTimestamps:00:00 Start03:08 OP_RETURN Debate Summary10:21 SPAM on Bitcoin17:17 Is this a Core blunder?27:26 How SHOULD Core do?34:42 What if Core doesn't communicate better?37:38 What does a pleb do?-
Cole Cubelic, ESPN joins 365 Sports to discuss his thoughts on being apart of the Spring Football leagues, his thoughts on the the job Hugh Freeze has done at Auburn, his thoughts on the turnaround year for Oklahoma, the talent in the SEC this year, the hype that surrounds Arch manning at Texas and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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For episode 515, Brandon Zemp is joined by Matt Mudano, Co-founder and CEO of Arch Labs. Arch makes it easy to deploy interoperable smart contract-like programs on the L1, without fracturing liquidity or taking on bridge risk. They are building the permissionless financial rails for a Bitcoin-denominated world. Matt began his blockchain journey while mining Bitcoin from his college dorm in 2012, and has had multiple successful exits in the consumer products and technology sectors. Now he is building the infrastructure to support fast, liquid and composable Bitcoin apps, including DEXs, Perps, and more.
Jonathan reviews the OrangePI RV2, Windows runs Arch btw, and Nvidia is deprecating CUDA for some old video cards. PewDiePie made a Linux video, Proton 10 enters Beta, and OSU's Open Source Labs has a funding crunch. For command line tips, Ken starts a series on the pw-cli, Jeff has some ricing tips with eww, and Jonathan talks about Open Source character recognition with ocrmypdf and pdftotext. You can find the show notes at https://bit.ly/3GxPRbY and enjoy! Host: Jonathan Bennett Co-Hosts: Ken McDonald and Jeff Massie Download or subscribe to Untitled Linux Show at https://twit.tv/shows/untitled-linux-show Want access to the ad-free video and exclusive features? Become a member of Club TWiT today! https://twit.tv/clubtwit Club TWiT members can discuss this episode and leave feedback in the Club TWiT Discord.
Arizona has taken the lead in the race to establish a strategic Bitcoin reserve, with two bills passing through the legislature and now awaiting the governor's signature. These bills would allow the state to hold and buy Bitcoin and other digital assets with up to 10% allocation. The hosts dissect the different approaches states are taking, from Texas's expert advisory committee structure to New Hampshire and North Carolina's advancing legislation. With 40 strategic Bitcoin reserve bills filed across the US, and states navigating custody options, yield strategies, and political roadblocks, the Bitcoin state race is heating up! Notes: - Arizona passed two SBR bills awaiting governor's signature - 40 SBR bills filed across US states, 6 are dead - Texas bill allows up to 1% of general fund for Bitcoin - Arizona bills allow up to 10% allocation to Bitcoin - $500B minimum market cap requirement in Texas bill - Oklahoma bill failed in committee by one vote (6-5) Follow our guests: @cbspears @asilayhodling @btcszn2 Timestamps: 00:00 Start 00:32 Arizona SBR vote 08:42 State custody 11:50 Arch Network 12:22 Not your keys, not your strategic reserve 15:28 Other states drafting Bitcoin laws 16:51 Texas bill 20:31 Market cap provisions 25:31 Alabama 27:19 Fails: Oklahoma 32:08 Fails: Pennsylvania -
Arizona leads the race to establish a strategic Bitcoin reserve as two bills await the governor's signature. There are 38 other SBR bills, we break it down!You're listening to Bitcoin Season 2. Subscribe to the newsletter, trusted by over 12,000 Bitcoiners: https://newsletter.blockspacemedia.comArizona has taken the lead in the race to establish a strategic Bitcoin reserve, with two bills passing through the legislature and now awaiting the governor's signature. These bills would allow the state to hold and buy Bitcoin and other digital assets with up to 10% allocation. The hosts dissect the different approaches states are taking, from Texas's expert advisory committee structure to New Hampshire and North Carolina's advancing legislation. With 40 strategic Bitcoin reserve bills filed across the US, and states navigating custody options, yield strategies, and political roadblocks, the Bitcoin state race is heating up!Notes:- Arizona passed two SBR bills awaiting governor's signature- 40 SBR bills filed across US states, 6 are dead- Texas bill allows up to 1% of general fund for Bitcoin- Arizona bills allow up to 10% allocation to Bitcoin- $500B minimum market cap requirement in Texas bill- Oklahoma bill failed in committee by one vote (6-5)Follow our guests: @cbspears @asilayhodling @btcszn2Timestamps:00:00 Start00:32 Arizona SBR vote08:42 State custody11:50 Arch Network12:22 Not your keys, not your strategic reserve15:28 Other states drafting Bitcoin laws16:51 Texas bill20:31 Market cap provisions25:31 Alabama27:19 Fails: Oklahoma32:08 Fails: Pennsylvania-
Texas is reportedly working with a hefty NIL fund. Is there added pressure on Sark and Arch to bring home a title? I A million dollars or a penny that doubles every day? I JJ McCarthy says he is ready to be a starter in the NFL.
Mark Goodwin explains how stablecoins may be yoking Bitcoin to the dollar system, creating a mechanism for the US to maintain global financial dominance while appearing to embrace cryptocurrency. He argues Bitcoiners must fight to keep Bitcoin permissionless.You're listening to Bitcoin Season 2. Subscribe to the newsletter, trusted by over 7,000 Bitcoiners: https://newsletter.blockspacemedia.comAuthor of "The Bitcoin Dollar" Mark Goodwin joins us to discuss how stablecoins may be the US government's strategy to maintain dollar hegemony by yoking Bitcoin to the dollar system. He explains how private stablecoin issuers must buy US treasuries, creating artificial dollar demand while enabling surveillance. Mark argues that while Bitcoin pumps, Bitcoiners must fight to preserve its permissionless nature or risk merely empowering the state rather than creating true freedom for individuals.Follow our guests: @markgoodw_in# Notes:- Tether holds ~$145B in US treasuries- PayPal offering 3.7% yield on PYUSD stablecoin- Bitcoin inflation fell below gold in May 2020- US strategically using stablecoins for dollar demand- Stablecoin regulations prioritize treasury backing- Bitcoin scaling solutions needed for privacyTimestamps:00:00 Start01:32 The 21 cabal06:40 Bitcoin as an EXIT14:14 The Bitcoin Dollar29:54 Arch39:27 Stablecoins51:40 Trump's illegal scams1:01:25 What should Bitcoiners do?-
Before diving into the deep stuff, Josh kicks things off with an unexpectedly passionate review of Walmart's Prima Della maple honey ham—and a full-on deli discourse that includes sandwich tips, cheese slicing preferences, and a comical encounter with a hardworking (and possibly half-deer?) Walmart employee. It's a fun, slightly unhinged start that sets the tone before we pivot to some deeper reflections from the Easter message. But don't worry—we eventually get to the good stuff. Josh and Arch take us into 1 Corinthians 15, unpacking Paul's powerful message about the resurrection and what it means to live victoriously—not just forever, but right now. They dig into how our secure future in Christ shapes how we face today's struggles with boldness and hope. Along the way, you'll hear reflections from the Easter message, behind-the-scenes stories, and a preview of the new series, I Might Have a Problem—where we'll confront modern challenges like our health, frantic schedules, money habits, relationships, and yes... even our phones. It's a little bit deli, a little bit theology, and a whole lot of real life.
In Independence, Missouri, an emergency response program called ARCH pairs social workers with paramedics to better address 911 calls. By focusing on specialized immediate care and long-term support, ARCH aims to meet people where they are — and free up police and fire services for other emergencies.
The untold story of "Bitcoin Pizza Guy"! Satoshi's wanted POKER in Bitcoin? Bitcoin has bugs? Is 21 million a MYTH?You're listening to Bitcoin Season 2. Subscribe to the newsletter, trusted by over 12,000 Bitcoiners: https://newsletter.blockspacemedia.comCharlie and Colin explain 5 things you probably didn't know about Bitcoin. Satoshi's original Bitcoin client included a poker program. Did you know Bitcoin has an off-by-one error in Bitcoin's difficulty adjustment? We debunk the myth that the 21 million cap is mentioned in the whitepaper and explore three critical inflation bugs that threatened Bitcoin. Lastly, we tell the story of how "Bitcoin Pizza Guy" Laszlo Hanyecz was actually a pioneering contributor to Bitcoin's development and mining technology.Notes:- Original Bitcoin client included a poker client- Difficulty adjustment calculation uses 2015 not 2016 blocks- 21M supply cap not mentioned in Bitcoin whitepaper- 2010 inflation bug created 184 billion Bitcoin- Bitcoin Pizza guy spent ~100,000 BTC, not just 10,000Follow our guests: @cbspears @asilayhodling @btcszn2Timestamps:00:00 Start02:05 Bitcoin & Poker09:12 Difficulty Adjustment 2015 Blocks13:02 21M Supply (or not?)17:55 Arch18:28 3 Bugs29:06 Bitcoin Pizza Guilt39:58 BONUS: HFSP-
Matt and Amine, co-founders of Arch Network, discuss their recent $13M Series A led by Pantera Capital, how their technology enhances Bitcoin programmability, and their unique approaches to virtual machine architecture and validator consensus.You're listening to Bitcoin Season 2. Subscribe to the newsletter, trusted by over 7,000 Bitcoiners: https://newsletter.blockspacemedia.comMatt and Amine, co-founders of Arch Network, join us to talk about their recent $13M Series A funding round led by Pantera Capital. They explain how Arch differentiates itself from other Bitcoin L2s by enabling programmability on Bitcoin with their custom VM and FROST/ROAST threshold signature schemes. The founders discuss their approach to solving Bitcoin's programming limitations, creating a dynamic validator system that can scale over time, and building applications like DEXs and prediction markets directly on Bitcoin. They also share insights from their testnet phase and outline their roadmap toward mainnet launch.Follow our guests: @0xfinetuned @proofofmud# Notes:- Arch raised $13 million led by Pantera Capital- Uses FROST/ROAST for dynamic validator sets- Custom VM inspired by Solana's architecture- Aims for instant finality vs Bitcoin's 10 minutes- Uses transaction dependency graph for rollbacks- Mainnet launch expected around June/July 2025Timestamps:00:00 Start00:35 Pantera Capital raise01:57 Building Arch last 2 yrs04:04 VC finally funding BTC dev07:37 Arch ecosystem09:07 Arch dev verticals13:25 Distributed validator set15:04 Arch ad read15:36 Arch Virtual Machine17:33 Developer adoption new VM20:19 Builder reception21:50 Testnet learnings24:26 Under the hood of Arch25:51 Bitcoin MEV29:05 Apps for Arch31:14 Migrating L1 assets to Arch33:27 Wen Arch token35:09 The future-
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