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A bitcoin wallet that hadn't moved since two thousand thirteen just came back to life, transferring four hundred eleven coins now worth around thirty-four million dollars. The wallet acquired those coins when bitcoin traded at just one hundred thirty-one dollars each, making this one of the more striking examples of long-term dormancy in crypto history.
Shifting to the developer world, NestJS has released version twelve, and it's a meaningful update for anyone building server-side JavaScript applications. The framework is transitioning core packages to ESM, requiring Node.js version twenty or newer, and adding native observability tooling alongside Standard Schema validation support. Migration guides are available for teams ready to upgrade.
And finally, a quieter but genuinely charming story — someone has documented an Amiga computer that kept running for thirty years after its manufacturer ceased to exist. It's a reminder that the machines we build can outlast the companies behind them, and that durability and longevity are sometimes the most underrated features in technology.
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