Greetings and salutations Hivers. Today let's go into another Three Tune Tuesday post. ![][title]As always, thanks to @ablaze for kicking off this great series. Lots of people join in each week — follow the tag to find a ton of good music recommendations!

Greetings and salutations Hivers. Today I thought we'd do another You Should Laugh More post. Research has shown that laughter is good for us. It has all kinds of health benefits. Despite most of us knowing this, none of us laugh enough. Yeah, I know, being an adult is tough, and furthermore there is a lot of grim stuff happening in the world. These things may be true, but that just is all the more reason for trying to get a little laughter into our lives.

I've written several times in the past few months about how Michael Saylor and MicroStrategy are playing a very dangerous game—one that could well crash Bitcoin. Well, it looks like I'm not the only one with this idea. I just came across this video the other day that is talking about it.

Most people who care about such thinks (collectors, stackers, numismatists) know to check the dates of any dimes, quarters, or half dollars that they come across. Anything 1964 and before is 90% silver. Though not super common these days, they still do show up with some regularity. People in the /coins subreddit are always posting about finding them in rolls or at Coinstar machines. I'm not even in the US, but my oldest son has found two pre-64 dimes.

I came across a video someone posted on Bluesky the other day. Unfortunately I didn't save it and I can't find it for this post, so I'll describe it. It showed a university teacher berating her entire class for their use of ChatGPT.She yelled at them, saying every single student had submitted the same badly written, AI-generated answer—and that it was wrong.