Ukraine should be targeting everything in Alabuga, not just the drone factory halls. No Russian taxpayer is a civilian. Hitting “civilian” targets in Alabuga with drones would help slow down or stop drone production. And they're probably less well defended than the halls.

For various (admittedly mostly bad) reasons, when Israel is the target, it is largely denied that Islamist war tactics include fighters masquerading as journalists. Perhaps seeing it so plainly against the Druze will make it easier for some to accept reality.

😂😂😂 Obviously, ChatGPT was trained on the SCP Foundation archives.

“Run Knots to send the message that you won't comply with relaying this crap.” 😂😂😂 These are sub-1sat/vB transactions. Bitcoin Core doesn't relay them. Heck, Libre Relay doesn't even relay them. That they're getting mined shows that your Knots node is accomplishing nothing.

Bringing in low skilled workers with a route to settlement to hold down the cost of government services is a form of disguised debt. Use OBR figures for low wage migrants, and the implication is that the Boriswave care workers will cost ~£111bn. Their dependents will cost another £64bn. Now consider how the bond markets would have reacted if Boris stood up and said he intended to borrow £175 billion over three years to prop up social care.

GM ☀️ Did you know @mempool lets you preview a TX before broadcasting? ➔ Great feature that could come in handy when you're generating TX with a script or a tool such as our TX Builder.

don't overpay for blockspace 0.1 sat/vB is the new 1 sat/vB

Looks like @mempool has gotten into the sub-1sat/vB relaying game too. They don't seem to have decreased the minimum _incremental_ relay fee though. So >1sat/vB RBF increments aren't showing up.

In Tsupivka near Kharkiv, local hunters have a new target: Russian drones. Russians are using sneaky tactic—landing FPVs near roads and waiting. When a car appears, drone lifts off and strikes, often civilians. Here, locals spot such “sleeper” drone and destroy it. 🎥 Vyacheslav Zadorenko

Figuring out why this is standard in v29 (but not before) is a good homework problem: