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📵 Unplug for Peace: Tech-Free Meditation

Designate a sacred time each day to disconnect from electronic devices. Let the digital noise fade away as you embark on a tech-free meditation. This intentional break reduces mental clutter, allowing space for inner peace. This is so important to your well-being. We can forget to switch off. I always put my phone down at least an hour before I go to sleep. How do you create your tech-free moments?

🚀 Riding the Solana Wave: Seracle's Code-Agnostic Revolution for Web3 Hey crypto enthusiasts! 🌐✨ Exciting news in the blockchain space: Solana is on the rise, and Rust is making a comeback! 🚀 Amidst the hype and skepticism, the synergy between Solana's speed and Rust's power is turning heads. But here's the catch—Rust comes with a learning curve, posing a dilemma for devs cozy with Python or JavaScript.

🌐 Breaking Free with Seracle! 🌐

Enter Seracle, a game-changer for Web3 development! Imagine coding for Solana without being tied down by syntax. With Seracle, you can use your favorite language—Python, JavaScript, Go—and still tap into Solana's power. No more language barriers; it's all about building cool stuff!

✨ Advantages of Seracle's Code-Agnostic Approach: ✨

#NoLearningCurve: Dive into Solana without wrestling with Rust. Seracle opens the doors to a wider talent pool, accelerating innovation.

#FasterDevTimes: Focus on your logic, not syntax. Seracle speeds up development cycles, getting your projects to market quicker.

#EfficiencyMatters: Leverage your existing skills for efficient, optimized Solana projects. No need for redundant learning!

#LanguageFlexibility: Switch between languages as your projects evolve. Choose the right tool for the job and maximize your coding power.

Solana and Rust's rise signals a bright future for blockchain, but Seracle knows one language shouldn't rule them all. By going code-agnostic, Seracle champions a diverse and inclusive developer community.

🌈 Join the Seracle Revolution! 🌈

Your code shouldn't be dictated by the platform. For those riding the Solana wave, Seracle's Public Endpoints are your ticket to endless possibilities—innovation, freedom, and coding like no one's watching! 🚀🔗 

Today, TechFreedom filed an amicus brief urging the D.C. Circuit not to extend the National Environmental Policy Act into outer space.

SpaceX is seeking to become the first company to provide widespread, low-latency, reasonably priced, direct-to-consumer satellite broadband. In the order at issue here, the FCC granted SpaceX’s request to move some previously licensed satellites to a lower orbit. On appeal, a rival satellite broadband company contends that the FCC’s order failed to comply with NEPA, a procedural statute that requires the government to assess the environmental impact of “major actions”—defined broadly to include many permit approvals. Both the FCC and SpaceX contend that the FCC satisfied the statute’s requirements.

TechFreedom’s brief argues that whether the order complies with NEPA is irrelevant, because NEPA does not apply in the first place.

“American law is presumed to apply only where America is sovereign,” said James E. Dunstan, TechFreedom’s General Counsel. “America is not the sovereign of space. On the contrary, our nation has little control over what other countries do on the final frontier. Indeed, if we were to smother our satellite companies in procedural red tape, nothing would stop other nations, such as China, from steaming ahead with their own broadband satellite constellations, with far less concern for the space environment.”