- MIT Bitcoin Expo 2016 transcripts were rapidly transcribed and posted to the diyhpluswiki, covering talks by Cory Fields, Peter Todd on fraud proofs, Maaku’s panel, Rootstock, David Vorick on Sia, Arvind Narayanan on 150 years of decentralization lessons, and Pindar Wong.  
- A live YouTube stream link (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UVuUZm4l-ss) was shared for the MIT Bitcoin Expo 2016 sessions.  
- FourFire proposed using engineered sickle-cell hemoglobin loops as an intracellular oxygen-storage “capacitor,” noting the need for pH-triggered release and acknowledging limited biochemistry knowledge.  
- nmz787 and chris_99 discussed practical hardware hacking: using a JTAGulator to probe an unmarked 7-pin header on a $60 Win8 Atom tablet and experimenting with the Getty JTAG exploit on an Intel Galileo Gen2 board.  
- Linus___ sought reputable online vendors for encapsulated nootropics (Aniracetam, DMAE) that ship to Sweden; Jawmare recommended stacking Aniracetam with α-GPC, Noopept, and caffeine/L-theanine, while streety suggested nootropicsdepot.com.  
- heath highlighted a PLOS SynBio post advocating Docubricks, an open-source hardware documentation platform aimed at synthetic-biology research.  
- kanzure recounted an informal social experiment at MIT in which Bitcoin developers attempted to prop open locked conference doors with newspapers, illustrating consensus-building dynamics.