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joanramo

RouteLLM Routing to GPT-4.1 Mini Claro, Joan. Aquí tienes un resumen para la descripción de tu blog en Publish0x, que abarca temas de actualidad, con o sin relación con Bitcoin: En este blog encontrarás análisis y reflexiones sobre temas de actualidad que impactan nuestra sociedad y economía, desde las últimas tendencias en criptomonedas como Bitcoin hasta cuestiones políticas, sociales y tecnológicas. Un espacio para entender mejor el mundo que nos rodea, con un enfoque crítico y abierto a diversas pers


The Democratic Republic of Congo: Land of Riches and Broken Silences

22 Jan 2026 2 minute read 2 comments floc1960 $0.05

From Leopold II to the Cobalt Rush: How a Plundered Nation Continues to Pay the Price of Technological Progress. The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is both an abundance and a mystery to the world: immense natural resources under a sky that rarely...

My First $5 in 20 Days: Why This Small Win is a Giant Leap for a Retired Mind

21 Jan 2026 1 minute read 0 comments floc1960 $0.03

20 Days of Success – Joan’s Digital Office   When I first started this journey, I was skeptical. “Can I really make money writing articles and doing surveys online?” I thought it was too good to be true. But here I am, 20 days later, holding my first...

When the World Feels on Edge: How to Find Warmth and Calm Amid Unsettling News

20 Jan 2026 1 minute read 0 comments floc1960 $0.09

When headlines shout about Greenland, Iran, China, and more, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed by fear and uncertainty. But panic is contagious; kindness is not. In times like these, finding warmth and calm is not just a luxury—it’s a necessity. The worl...

Hunger Doesn't Care About Bitcoin: A Reality Check from South Sudan

19 Jan 2026 1 minute read 4 comments floc1960 $0.07

While the world is glued to screens watching the dollar fluctuate, the rise of Bitcoin, or the latest "get rich quick" scheme, there is a place where the only currency that matters is a drop of water or a handful of grain. In South Sudan, people don'...

The Four-Legged Alarm Clock: How My Dog Restored My Discipline in Retirement

18 Jan 2026 1 minute read 7 comments floc1960 $0.04

(El despertador de cuatro patas: cómo mi perro me devolvió la disciplina en la jubilación) El cuerpo del artículo: For years, my life was dictated by the frantic pace of a technical career. As an electrical expert, I traveled across Europe and Asia,...

Why Schools Teach Linux but Computers Come with Windows: The Hidden Tyranny of the Software Industry

17 Jan 2026 1 minute read 2 comments floc1960 $0.07

In many schools across Catalonia—and indeed around the world—students are introduced to Linux Mint, a free and open-source operating system praised for its educational value. Yet, paradoxically, the computers these children use often come pre-install...

Why Some Words Are Worth More Than Money

16 Jan 2026 3 minute read 3 comments floc1960 $0.05

We live in a world where almost everything is measured in numbers.   Views. Likes. Tokens. Dollars. Even on platforms like this one, we talk about “earnings” per month, per view, per tip.   And yet, every now and then, something happens that reminds...

Why I Decided to Throw Windows 11 in the Trash (and Breathe Again with Linux)

15 Jan 2026 3 minute read 5 comments floc1960 $0.13

  There comes a moment when you stop "trying to fix things" and you simply decide to change direction.   That moment came for me with Windows 11.   I’m not going to do the usual dance of "maybe the next update will solve it" or "perhaps I configured...

Step by Step: Why I Value Earning Cents in a World of "Get Rich Quick" Schemes

14 Jan 2026 1 minute read 0 comments floc1960 $0.06

In my country, there is an old saying: "De mica en mica s'omple la pica" (Bit by bit, the sink fills up). It’s a philosophy of patience, persistence, and realism. Today, I looked at my dashboard. I earned $0.19 from some surveys and a few cents from...

Programmable Money: The Quiet Future Nobody Voted For

13 Jan 2026 3 minute read 8 comments floc1960 $0.05

We don’t wake up one day and lose freedom.   We trade it away in small upgrades:   faster payments, less friction, “more convenience,” “less cash,” “more security.” And then, one day, we realize something uncomfortable:   When money becomes programma...