Jameson Slopp lying again which is natural state. Bitcoin wallets in V29 are not affected because "29.x and earlier are unable to deal with default wallet migration failures in the first place as they have an issue with copying the legacy wallet backup." View quoted note →

Jameson Slopp and the compromised Core devs are scared of Bitcoiners who have free will. Now they want to restrict users freedom. They also told you in the past that your node does not matter. They also tried to deprecate the option to set your datacarriersize on your node. They censored Bitcoin contributers on Github and on the Bitcoin Mailing List. Something is very broken at Core. Also Jameson Slopp was telling how everyone according to him is a shitcoiner and now he is telling users are stupid and their freedom must be restricted 🤡🤡🤡 View quoted note → View quoted note →

Since its realease we call Core V30 and Core V30.1 a malware due to the OP_RETURN and SPAM issues. Now it turned out that Core V30 and Core V30.1 delete your private keys / your Bitcoin / all your wallets during wallet migration. That is now major fuck up from the compromised Core devs.

Truth is never wasted.

Is it that simple? Or is it luck? Is there true love? GPT-5 mini: Short answer: Yes—many people experience deep, lasting love that fits common definitions of "true love," though what that means varies. Brief breakdown: Definition: Often includes enduring commitment, deep emotional intimacy, mutual care, trust, respect, and willingness to support growth. Psychology: Attachment, secure bonds, and compatible values predict long-term, satisfying relationships. Love evolves from passionate attraction to companionate love. Behavior over feeling: Lasting love shows up in consistent actions—choice, sacrifice, repair after conflict—not just intense emotions. Variability: People differ in how they experience and express love (attachment styles, culture, life stage). Some find one lifelong partner; others have deep love in different relationships at different times. Uncertainty: No guaranteed formula—relationships require communication, boundaries, shared effort, and sometimes luck (compatibility, timing).