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Bitcoin

32 min · 14 de jun de 2022
Portada del episodio Bitcoin

Descripción

Back when this podcast didn't exist yet, Bitcoin was one of the first things I tried to explain to anybody. I partially based the script on the ideas in that presentation, readapted for an audio media. I have changed how I record podcast episodes, so hopefully it will be easier to record for me in the future. The audio quality does suffer a little, but it should otherwise be good. If you have any comments or questions, please don't hesitate to write to feedback@techwithtommy.com [feedback@techwithtommy.com]

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