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Newnan, GA
Joined February 2023
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Ryan Weaver ᛤ retweeted
Thomas Massie: "You don't need 100 Thomas Massies. You just need me to win - because there are already 30 or 40 great people in Congress who want to take the right votes, but they're afraid they can't get reelected if they do. If I win, the Freedom Caucus finds its voice again."
Ryan Weaver ᛤ retweeted
Georgia is basically turning into one large data center
Get ready for this, there is no legal obligation for data centers to disclose how much water they will be using
- Georgia currently has about 162 data centers already
- They have an additional 141 new data centers planned
- Combined these data centers will use 12+ GW or more of power, this is equivalent to the usage of 10 MILLION homes
- Combined water usage estimate of 35+ billion gallons per year or higher
Absolutely insane
There is no comprehensive federal requirement for data centers to publicly report detailed water usage.
A bill was introduced called “the Data Center Water and Energy Transparency Act” to mandate reporting of energy and water consumption to states and the EPA
This is an issue, here’s one example
The Quality Technology Services data center in Fayette County used 29–30 million gallons of water went unmetered and unbilled for months without initial detection. Residents complained about low pressure during drought conditions. The company later paid retroactively $150,000 but faced no fines
Ryan Weaver ᛤ retweeted
$32 million dollars and an entire administration mobilized to destroy one congressman.
His crime?
Demanding answers about Epstein class abuse networks, and refusing to let child predators hide behind political cover.
If that level of firepower doesn't tell you who's being protected, nothing will.
Go Massie!
Ryan Weaver ᛤ retweeted
Martti Malmi, one of Bitcoin's earliest developers, just released a new version of Nostr VPN, an open-source mesh VPN that replaces the entire trust model of traditional VPN services.
Traditional VPNs route all your traffic through a central server operated by a company you have to trust. They see your data. They require your email. They can log your activity. They can be subpoenaed, hacked, or shut down. Even modern mesh VPNs like Tailscale, which improved on this by sending data peer-to-peer, still require you to authenticate through a centralized coordination server using third-party accounts like Google or Microsoft.
Nostr VPN eliminates the central server entirely. Your identity is a Nostr keypair, a self-generated cryptographic key pair with no registration, no email, no third-party account. The underlying transport layer is FIPS (Free Internetworking Peering System), a self-organizing encrypted mesh network where nodes authenticate each other, route traffic for each other, and establish connections without any central authority or global topology knowledge. Each node's Nostr public key (npub) serves as its network address.
The architecture uses two layers of encryption: hop-by-hop encryption between peers and independent end-to-end encryption between mesh endpoints with periodic rekeying for forward secrecy. When direct connections fail due to NAT issues, the system falls back to Nostr-based multihop routing through other FIPS nodes rather than relying on company-operated relay servers. Peer discovery and NAT traversal happen through public Nostr relays using encrypted gift-wrapped messages.
The new release adds native desktop apps for macOS, Linux, and Windows, an Android app, Nostr-based multihop routing for when NAT holepunching fails, and improved network management. It supports UDP, TCP, Ethernet, Tor, and Bluetooth transports simultaneously on a single mesh.
This is what happens when you apply Bitcoin's design philosophy, permissionless, self-sovereign, no trusted third parties, to networking infrastructure. Built by one of the people who helped Satoshi build Bitcoin in 2009.
Ryan Weaver ᛤ retweeted
I like that he labeled it a not serious conversation teapaw.org/iluminatibot/status/20…
Ryan Weaver ᛤ retweeted
“I do care enough about Jesus to take a stand… even if it cost me everything. I don’t care. It’s worth it to me.”
That’s what Chris Pratt said in a March 2025 interview.
He referenced Matthew 5:14 — “A city on a hill cannot be hidden” — and made it clear he’s done hiding his faith in Hollywood. As a father of four, he wants his kids to see him unashamed, even if it risks his career.
In an industry where faith is often kept quiet or hidden, his willingness to be openly Christian stands out.
“Neither do people light a lamp and put it under a bowl. Instead they put it on its stand, and it gives light to everyone in the house.” — Matthew 5:15
Ryan Weaver ᛤ retweeted
🚨LMFAO. The Secretary of War flew to Kentucky to campaign against THOMAS MASSIE, the one Republican who actually votes against your kids dying in another forever war.
And he seriously opens with this:
HEGSETH: "I have to say up front for the lawyers that I'm here in my personal capacity. As a private citizen."
Bro! You are the SECRETARY OF WAR. You did not wake up this morning and become Dave from accounting.
The regime is sending a cabinet official to take out the most anti-war and pro America guy in Congress and we are supposed to pretend it's a personal hobby?!
Massie lives rent free in their entire Epstein apparatus for a reason.
Ryan Weaver ᛤ retweeted
I unfortunately have to admit something.
I voted for a high school kid to run this country in 2024.
Thomas Massie votes against a bill? "Worst Republican in history." "Disloyal." "Sanctimonious fool." "May we never have to deal with him again."
Lauren Boebert campaigns for the wrong person? "Weak minded." "Dumb." "Carpetbagger." "Deserves a good primary fight."
This is the President of the United States.
Publicly trashing members of his own party because they didn't fall in line.
Not debating their positions. Not explaining why they're wrong. Not making a case.
Name calling.
On social media.
Like a teenager who got left out of the group chat.
"He's disloyal." "She's weak minded." "Vote them out."
That's not leadership. That's a popularity contest at a lunch table.
You disagree with the boss and instead of a conversation you get publicly humiliated and threatened with a primary challenger.
That's not how a president handles disagreement.
That's how a bully handles it.
Massie voted no on something he believed was wrong. That's literally his job. That's what Americans elected him to do. Think for himself and represent his district.
But in this version of the Republican Party, thinking for yourself gets you a public hit piece from the leader of the free world.
And the base cheers for it.
When did "loyalty to one man" replace "loyalty to the Constitution"?
I voted for a president.
I got a hall monitor with a Truth Social account.
Ryan Weaver ᛤ retweeted
Of course eminent domain would be the next front, and of course they won’t pay the actual value. These are corporate squatters, and they must be stopped.
Ryan Weaver ᛤ retweeted
This Fayette County property is being cut in half by Georgia Power for the same project. With cancer risks and dangerous construction what was once her dream home is now being stolen from her. Georgia Power is not interested in purchasing her entire home just to take the backyard
Ryan Weaver ᛤ retweeted
"If $BTC cycles work, everyone would trade them"
The gym works, but look around you.
Ryan Weaver ᛤ retweeted
The most radical thing about Bitcoin is the most boring-sounding thing about Bitcoin.
You can send any amount of value to anyone in the world without asking permission.
No bank approval. No government authorization. No intermediary taking a cut.
This has never existed before in human history.
We are so early that most people still treat this as a novelty.
Ryan Weaver ᛤ retweeted
TFTC 746 w/ @LeveredUSTs: "It's a capital war as well as a military war of attrition. These credit dollars, they're all fugazi. Fairy dust."
We discuss:
⚡ Sovereign debt crisis
⚡ The real fight for control of the Fed
⚡ Why the EU needs to trap your savings
