Replying to @angrycryptoshow
It’s a good thing because influence should be more decentralized and Charles is allowing a rebalancing of influence in the community - others will step up, who are (literally) hungrier
Replying to @SenSanders
So people work to provide good health for their families. Um.
Replying to @Nebraskangooner
Tell the police there were highly illegal images on it. They’ll pull em for ya 🤙
Replying to @Nebraskangooner
“You know, Santa Claus and ho-ho-ho, and mistletoe and presents to pretty girls”
Replying to @CastilloTrading
Oscilloscope view of whales playing with capacitors…
Replying to @WeissCrypto
It’s this sarcasm, or just truly didn’t look it up? Serious question.
Replying to @Nebraskangooner
Yea - coldest time of the night is often 4-6am in most places, so heating systems kicking on more is often a contributing factor. No silver bullets but I know that’s a big one
Replying to @Nebraskangooner
Sleep data science generalist here - track their room temp over the night and see if heating/cooling cycles correlate at all. In the wee hours, melatonin drops and cortisol ramps, so it should be COOL in the early morn or they’ll pop up, statistically more often.
Replying to @MeshnetCapital @intel_honesty
But you can see the amount


