Corporate speak is often abbreviating things and leaving out awkward to say modifiers is common.

Processing power is a lot more of a mouthful than compute. Also people rarely use the word otherwise, it has nerdy, cheesball AI connotations thanks to Hollywood.

There is many precedents of this kind of changing of verbs to nouns in context long before anyway.

Really, nouns are a kind of fallacy, in that is reality all is a process or action. There are some languages that focus heavily on nouns and a more imperative tone, like Bulgarian, the majority of other European languages are focused on nouns, and Bulgarian is a very old language in it's grammar, one of the oldest in Europe, maybe over 6500 years.

I am of the opinion this degradation is one of the many signs of the decay of a society. 

 Er, I meant focus on verbs. Bulgarian has a elaborate, extended set of verb tenses, a notable one being reported speech. 

And in modern colloquial speech they use the word vika/vikam (they/he said, I said) which is actually present tense like I say, he say, like the ,"I say I say I say" expression.

The word actually means to call out also, kaza or kazvam means to say. 

 Technically there is two more cheeks.

But if they start to kick your arse it's no forgiveness time. 

 Really, move is like go except with ugly verbose syntax and not actually a systems programming language

It's refreshing to see though. The hipsterlang rigidity turns out to be shit for smart contracts too 

 In a few hours I will be 

 It looks like sarcasm though. 

 So the sniffing isn't an invasion of personal space then? What kind of logic is this? 

 #noestr 

 The app needs to be specific, there are non google ones. I think there is also IM apps that can work with them, I forget which. Probably Whatsapp, maybe Facebook messenger. 

 I think there is actual sms apps

Deku SMS (Deku is an SMS app that supports end to end encryption and photo sharing)
https://f-droid.org/packages/com.afkanerd.deku/

This one I just found on fdroid 

 Their zen processor design is far better than Intel's. Simpler and more parallel. They are moving ahead in the bulk compute and server space because EPYC is way more efficient than Xeon.

And the best thing, as a long time Intel disrespectoor, is that even Microsoft and apple are moving steadily over to ARM.

Intel is the chip company on the way to the bottom at this point. Nvidia is the leader and AMD is only behind on GPU, their Intel architecture chips are the best. 

 Nos-Trich not no-strich

Do these people say noestr

Oh noestr! 

 Noss* then?

In dutch it would be called a closed syllable, meaning you are effectively running words together with a very short pause. 

 Oh you thought it was mleko

You just told me where you come from

No, not mlijeko, mleko. Only valid in three countries. 

 Actually, no. Only Serbia is written this way. It is spoken this way in western Bulgaria but not written (they change ya to e a lot due to Serbian influence) and Macedonia they write mlyako in the Cyrillic. So. 

Kako ste prijatel? 

 Oshte ti si srbin 

 Microplastics and pfa's contaminate much of the food supply too.

Fluorine is a menace. The reason it's used so much is that about 1/3 of the supply of phosphate comes from fluorapatite. The sulfuric acid treatment yields a mix of HF and H2SO4 and calcium, and even better, this means that most gypsum, ie, calcium sulfate, used in household interior plasters, is contaminated with hydrofluoric acid.

The epidemic of bipolar disorder and slow metabolism is mostly caused by fluoride poisoning the thyroid. 

 Hydrofluoric acid is fluoride but PFAs are where you take hydrocarbons and reduce the hydrogens off and substitute with fluorine. So technically PFAs contain fluorine. But fluorine is aggressive stuff and will eat almost everything, it has the highest pka and can drive even sulfur off stuff, which is otherwise the most resistant acid ion in salts... IE, if you get HF and put it on gypsum it forms calcium fluoride and sulfuric acid. 

 The more contact I have with these fediverse and fake decentralized projects the more I love cranky fiatjaf and smart pants Vitor and cheesy hodlbod and silly grinning Pablo

All of who I hated at first. But they are authentic.

nostr:nevent1qqs262w68xm72rc8452lkvqyruyeph9l4x8n37kqxnteq974ygh4xlqpzemhxue69uhkummnw3ezuun9v9k8jtnvdakz7q3qfjqqy4a93z5zsjwsfxqhc2764kvykfdyttvldkkkdera8dr78vhsxpqqqqqqz2447mg 

 The simple fact is this dick is now proving I am right about him being a dick by trolling me.

If this is the mindset of the pubky project then there is absolutely no doubt that this is glowies

nostr:nevent1qqsvlgq937xzqtwxmmvfzmcy7p7mgc3ntp2cefqp2pnludu7yrkqhgqpr4mhxue69uhkummnw3ezucnfw33k76twv4ezuum0vd5kzmp0qgsfxrxw7y3h9hf0zczhelz57rdajse4mz63kn38xu3kkqx2kuv0ekgrqsqqqqqpw7zhvj 

 IDK why I'm still seeing this nostr:nprofile1qqs0vtr95kl6eyvckdr3ysqp9nes7c23hycx5ece2h0flc8rmyvxn9qpzamhxue69uhhyetvv9ujumn0wd68ytnzv9hxgtcvuher7

This is why I prefer my desktop app which respects my wish to not see stupid hipsterlang, gay name project promoting smarmy shitheads like this one.

Whoever was in charge of deciding the name will be fired. The name is gay. Rust is gay. Mozilla has a shit JavaScript engine and is paying so much money to shitcoins to use their shit language. And what fucking freedom are they promoting? The freedom to be nagged everytime someone posts a drm enabled media link and no way to disable the nag, and this thing literally stops you taking screenshots.

Keep bugging me and I will start to find a reason to really dig up who you are. 

 Yes, the whole vibe of it and the people promoting it has a really off vibe to be and to reinforce the impression these shills are trolling me now. 

 I like xapo but very expensive. Based in a tax haven. A lot more red tape to get access to my info. Fully supports Bitcoin and lightning. Finally a Bitcoin bank that has not betrayed me so far.

Really good service too. Hands down best neobank as well. 

 I am merely communicating. If I cared about typo free messages it would be because I am trying to sell something, usually my labor.

I see no problem with enabling this feature, replaceable all the things with black chains. But it's not important.

I said wat I sed.

nostr:nevent1qqsgwd7hgkyeea4a7hhya8kz9q2h5x53pg94ec5yhd9g54gpzj5k9nqpz4mhxue69uhhyetvv9ujuerpd46hxtnfduhsyg86np9a0kajstc8u9h846rmy6320wdepdeydfz8w8cv7kh9sqv02gpsgqqqqqqs59q4cs 

 Dis not a democracy p 

 Unfollow teh editoors 

 iptables. Prerouting rules that catch the 10 and 192 ranges and forward them to the Ethernet instead of turrel adapter. 

 https://github.com/ProtonVPN/android-app/issues/51

Says in there if you disable always on Killswitch and use OpenVPN protocol it will allow local network access. 

 No because medium. No because Carvalho, who has done absolutely nothing for nostr except add noise.

If they believed in decentralization and were not yet another VC me too after the clear success of Nostr they'd be building on nostr.

I work with a company that is chasing decentralized social media and there is a lot of proprietary and doomed efforts. 

Pubky is a spinoff from keet. Keet has done exactly nothing in 18 months. 

 Tether 😂 

Not VC backed lol.

Really, how stupid do you think people are? 

 i have to organise something by december anyway

this came up, and it's perfect, so i'm going there 

 Super excited... Hardly slept ... I mean slept but woke several times with crazy dreams, and then my mind going over how to organize the movement.... Packing everything into boxes... What to take, what to deal with later... 

 they killed many prophets i think

probably most of them were wrong but just offended the regime 

 haha these aren't hazelnuts

wat are they?

i first saw lots of them in italy 

 yes, chestnuts they are haha 

 i could only eat like 15 or so of them tho

and slightly feel signs of allergy to them but probably it's a matter of dose

very tasty things indeed... i feel like i would prefer them roasted over fire than boiled tho 

 yeah, they sell them on the street in the balkans and hungary roasted on coals

when they are boiled they are a bit smooshy but they are nice 

 also btw, these are chestnuts 

 yes, i was wrong, they are chestnuts, i never even named them... seen them many times, even served up on grills on the street in the balkans but never ate them, and suddenly around the corner from me the shop has a crate full of them so i say "cook me up some of these pls" 

 yes, roast seems the best way

boiled is ok though, in salty water 

 I think I will need to try just bbq. I saw them sold on street corners in Budapest and Sofia in winter, usually on charcoal or gas. I like charcoal. 

Boiled they are nice but I prefer a bit of crunch. Horse chestnuts are an Asian staple and I like the texture of them.

I can't really eat a lot though. But it reminds me I should eat more from the batch I have in the fridge.

Overall I think they are a nice side dish. They grow everywhere in the temperate zone. I remember walking past gazillions of them along the main street of some town in central-eastern Italy also.

Idk why I confused them with hazelnuts but they are about the same colour. 

 smol follows list > big follows list 

 every so often i feel itchy when i see my feed and have to unfollow the most noisy ones 

 mils? 

 or greedium 

 aso, he bumped a medium link one of my follows responded to... i had to reply "y medium" 

 copycats trying to stay relevant 

 what nostr demonstrates is that feature creep is one of the worst psychos you have to deal with in life as a software developer 

 secp256k1 just because everyone else seems to hate it

because fuck you that's why

also, propose an adequate key succession/rollover scheme that enables stable identity and we are talking, otherwise, stop wasting your time 

 facebook and twitter have been running their global content delivery system on eventual consistency for over a decade, it's not at all in question

best effort

this is one of the worst delusions of blockchain projcets 

 i aspire to having a reputation like Wolfgang Pauli https://bigthink.com/hard-science/wolfgang-pauli/ or H. L. Mencken 

people need to hear hard words when hard words are what fits 

 I see, it has to be acknowledged when it's offensive to the target. Right.

No, you just seem myopic about the history of protocols and how worse is better and traction beats "better ideas" and you insist on getting into casting shade on what is powering your ability to even have the conversation.

There's just no point in trying to be polite with people who are so obviously incentivised to speak this way on this forum where nobody actually cares about you trying to take the weakest approach. You surely realise that nostr is too established to have a migration to your "better" protocol which no doubt makes tradeoffs that are going to hobble it like everything else everp 

 I've been watching nostr people in denial about how it's growth will come from commercial adoption while the essential feature of instant messaging is ignored and the stupid rhetoric about free as in beer and as soon as replyguy turns up people finally realise that nostr is fit for small, semi private but interconnected communities.

If you emphasise interoperability you will succeed. It is already a lot of friction onboarding and unless you guys actually solve that problem I'm staying skeptical and building my realy 

 correct, filter is like 10ksat/month

nostr.wine is a one shot 

 if they made the GC zero the memory at free that would be awesome... but i can see why it might not be... they should add a flag or something for sensitive values so they are definitely zeroed, that would put Go above all 

 oh yeah, my implementation using that library also

well, i haven't actually written much code that does signing

https://github.com/mleku/realy/blob/dev/p256k/secp256k1.go#L340

most of the ways in which i envision using it server side need the thing to stay live for the life of the app so i really need a memfence much more than this 

 so if i made it check back that would dodge it... ok 

 like this:

```go
func Zero(sk *SecKey) {
	b := (*[96]byte)(unsafe.Pointer(sk))[:96]
	var tmp byte
	for i := range b {
		for tmp != 0 {
			b[i] = 0
			tmp = b[i]
		}
	}
}
```

this should make it check and compare at each step 

 ah oops i need to set tmp at nonzero to start 

 ```go
func Zero(sk *SecKey) {
	b := (*[96]byte)(unsafe.Pointer(sk))[:96]
	tmp := byte(1)
	for i := range b {
		for tmp != 0 {
			b[i] = 0
			tmp = b[i]
		}
	}
}
``` 

 i have an idea 

 forget zero, scramble 

 ```go
func Zero(sk *SecKey) {
	b := (*[96]byte)(unsafe.Pointer(sk))[:96]
	for i := range 8 {
		rand.Read(b)
	}
	// reverse the order and negate
	for i := range b {
		b[i] = ^b[len(b)-1-i]
	}
}
```

this should rewrite the bits 8 times with secure random bits and then reverse and negate them, i can't see how it could optimize that out 

 and yeah, i sorta have an idea about this... in Go, it caches tests with deterministic results, but tests that read from the crypto/rand library never do, neither do the ones even from pseudorandom generators like luke champine's frand, which uses chacha12/20 hash chains and seeds 

 go always zeroes memory when allocated. always. always. always.

you should follow this with C allocations 

 i would very much like to spend a whole month reviewing that library and porting it to pure Go and inserting some SIMD instructions where relevant 

 it bypasses the problem of optimization 

 it also mitigates against flash memory shadows 

 well, really the chances of a key falling into swap are nearly insignificant if the signing is being done frequently

but even stilll, i've put 8 rewrites on it, even if it optimizes out to only one actual write it's still effective 

 oh yeah i am always forgetting... with Go there is always cgo for this kind of thing or maybe it can be done with assembler, assembler is preferable because it doesn't complicate the build workflow

not sure about such kernel specific calls and build workflow but probably it's something you can just dump into the symbol tabel and voila