There is no ethical dilemma if you take it, BUT keep a habit of "dropping" notes for random strangers too. It kinda closes the circle and, who knows, in the future you may find your own note.

Glad you found a setup that's working for you :)

Well, some of these long term habits are useful, like morning yoga and journaling, for instance. Smoking, on the other side, although also a long term habit, wasn't, so I quit 15 years ago. If you can

In Croatia there's a town called Pula. During Ceausescu regime, the town was a frequent host to regional summits of the Eastern European block countries (Croatia was part of the former Yugoslavia). I still

I'm not talking about all cryptos, obviously, just about one.

It only takes a few determined individuals to create social change. Stay on course, you're not alone.

When a mortgage is created the principal is created from thin air. With that I agree. And when that principal is "removed" from circulation, nothing actually gets removed from circulation, because

I think I understand what you mean, but I still think this is not a burn, at least not in the sense that I understand it. When the entire loan is paid, the debt that you created with the bank is settled,

I'm not sure I understand how a repaid loan burns money. So, a customer takes a loan, and with that money pays for a house. The house owner gets that money (usually from the bank, directly, although that

Thanks for bringing this up, because it's often a theme for me. How is trust created? How is it maintained in time? What role inertia plays in this and how long some cultural biases can be prolonged, until

The roadmap should be your friend here, I know there is a certain ratio from the fees, both in Leo and Cub that gets burned, but I don't remember the exact amount just now.

Yeah, the CUB project is a very interesting experiment. I see it as a learning playground, where you also get paid a little to experiment various iterations, DeFi, LeoBridge, automated DeFi, etc.

I guess you wanted to write /dev/null, not /dev/bull, but I like how yu think :)

Good one! I enjoyed watching this, but then again, it's a rogue call. The trust should be enforced at both ends.

That's not a burning mechanism, it's a safeguard for making sure all the paper notes in circulation are correct, from a technical point of view. A real burning mechanism will have to take into account

Got lucky that evening :)

I would go with OpenMediaVault ( (it's a Debian based package, which seems to be user-friendly). FreeNAS seems to be a bit overkill for the tasks. I would definitely use SSD, with RAID 1 (redundancy).

We can safely agree that life really is a pretty good, dystopic story. There's no intrinsic sense or meaning in life, that's something that we add. Alas, as we get used to the process, we also expect some

You're lucky to have a garden. Sometimes I miss this. Nomading has its perks, but every once in a while I think about my vineyard and mowing the lawn...

Yeah, when it's cold is a bit more complicated. I make it a quick coffee on my way to work, or something like that.