Has anyone ever tried hosting a blue sky instance yet? It would be kind of interesting to see what would happen if we spun up a Bitcoin/ nostr instance.
My guess is it would probably go a lot like the Fediverse where we would be siloed to our own instance pretty quickly because people would block us like crazy. But it could be a fun experiment nonetheless.
#asknostr
According to nostr:nprofile1qqsd7zhdjt0lqr20lmdz7nxc3kt8m3tkk42fgq9e9tae3fqe4grwdagppemhxue69uhkzerjv5h8xaf0qythwumn8ghj7cnfw33k76twv4ezuum0vd5kzmp0qythwumn8ghj7cn5vvhxkmr9dejxz7n49e3k7mf0gxfavm Everyone is completely unhinged over there that Bitcoin is pumping and Trump won the presidency and they think we're all going to destroy America and the world. And they're all wishing we would die.
Tldr bullshit IP claims.
NVK and Coinkite always has been scared of competition. They intentionally badmouth other projects to try to spread fud. They close source their hardware wallets and sue people who try to copy their code.
We're just chillin' and listening to music right now. Feel free to come watch Blade Runner in about a half an hour. We can wait if people need to wait. But 30 minutes roughly is when we would like to start.
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So what browser is everyone using this month?
I'm currently using Vivaldi because I think it has the best tab grouping functions of any browser out there. I've been kind of debating switching over to Floorp again for a little while because it's Firefox based and has work station like tab groupings. And I kind of refuse to use Brave. Are there any new browsers out there? Also kind of debating setting up on Googled Chromium again, but again that's kind of a setup process to get things just right.
Such Gorgeous work. 🤌🤌
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You know you live in the Pacific Northwest when Gore-Tex and hydrophobic material is part of your normal, daily wear. It really pays off when you get multiple weeks of rain. 😂
It's interesting, but I'm not really excited about it when there's still no real demand for block space going on right now. There really hasn't been an increase in people using Bitcoin, at least on chain. We where at what 11 sats/vB?
This feels like a mostly hype-driven and speculative pump. I don't hate it, but it doesn't feel backed by anything real.
Yup. Can confirm. Ever since it came out though, it seems to have a problem where at some point you have to stop and restart it if you realize you're missing notifications.
I love it when the cops try to fucking gaslight you. It's real fun. It's even funner when you have to keep your temper and not utterly lose your shit on the cop.
so far just media. But later today im gonna install a reader on my daily driver and see if there is more than just priracy and porn out there. Super curious to see if people still use it for discussion.
I kind of hate to say it, but Reddit is a good place to start. Give me a moment and I can bring up a post that has pretty much all the providers.
It's interesting. You need a provider. Sometimes an indexer can help. I don't think indexers are totally necessary, but they help find content. and then you need a client to grab whatever topics are subscribed to.
So far, with a couple days I've been using it again, the primary advantage I can see is ripping fast downloads. And I'm actually having an easier time finding content that I was having a harder time finding on most public trackers.
I'm mostly just experimenting right now. I paid for six months of access. And if I don't like it by the end of six months, then I won't continue to pay. But it was cheap to get started.
network map:
https://mediavoid.io/map.svg
Right now, I'm using eweka for my provider. According to the internet, it has better renteion, and you can find older content easier there.
Not sure what this says about me, but I give out fake information all the time.
At least to corporations and random people I'll never meet again. it's never maliciously fake info.
That's pretty much my exact use case. If I'm having trouble figuring out a programming problem that I'm not that great on, I can usually plop my shitty code in there and it gets me something that at least works.
Also use it for website copy and business related shit that I don't really want to write myself because I'm terrible at using a business tone.
Not really, at least in my mind, e-cash privacy is great, but it doesn't really solve any form of custodial problem. So if someone is using custodial lightning on top of custodial e-cash, then it's just one big custodial potential rug clusterfuck. And Monero, as much as people hate on it, is easy to use, and doesn't rely on so many layers of Potential rugs.
Remember when they come for your Bitcoin that you voted for this.
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You're definitely not wrong there. Really doesn't matter who's in power.
I'm just going to be an incredibly smug cunt, though, anytime someone who voted for Trump is like, oh my gosh, I didn't see this happening. Like, really? Really? Are you that stupid?
Yeah.......
One thing that genuinely confuses me, and this isn't just from Bitcoiners, this is all across the political spectrum, leftist, Republican, whatever, everyone seems to recognize that we have a legitimate problem in the US when it comes to our voting system and who represents us. But everyone keeps feeding the machine because they think that this year they're never going to make a change. Or they unfortunately believe that even if it's with the best intentions that a politician is going to save them.
Remember when they come for your Bitcoin that you voted for this.
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