I'd suggest attention is and we give it away way too cheaply. 

 For me -

Good days > 2 hrs outside

Better days > 4 hrs outside

Best days > 6 hrs outside

(And vitamin D pill are no substitute...) 

 I like the idea however have mixed feelings about bringing a computer outside. I guess if it is time I would have spent inside, that I can now spend outside, this could be beneficial. It does look great particularly for long form online reading. 

 I've found the copy and move to other Qubes feature super convenient, once eI discovered it. Is this what you're using to move files among Qubes or have you found another way? 

 Say one lives in an apartment in an urban area. What would you suggest as the first security and performance  upgrade to a setup that uses the provider's wifi router, hardwired to two separate wifi routers, one for my work and the other for the family stuff? 

 Thank you for this, much appreciated. I look forward to making this a weekend project in the very near future. 

 I grew up in a Roman Catholic household, rejected it, started a secular meditation practice, then gradually studied Buddhism. Today I'm a practicing Buddhist.

Why?

Because over the years I learned to rely on myself, not others. Catholicism teaches one to look for an external savior. Buddhism teaches one to look inside for what one needs. 

So the latter is much more synchronized with my worldview. 

 Interested. Working to make #qubesos my daily driver and want an ergonomic setup to plug a small laptop into. I've been hesitant to use a USB keyboard or mouse, which blocks the idea of an ergonomic setup. 

 Ever walked through the diamond district in NYC? An entire city avenue block long but it looks like this place dwarfs even it.

The Pentagon is probably appropriately-sized for America's military-industrial complex and associated bureaucracy. 

The diamond industry I guess enjoys such huge margins on small stones they don't know what else to do with it.

The book describing the history of DeBeers is pretty fascinating if you haven't already read it. The anecdote that still sticks with me nearly 20 years after reading it is the one about how DeBeers pretty much invented and popularized the engagement ring. 

 They're probably not "allowed" to disclose details due to regulations put in place to keep their customers "protected" out of "an abundance of caution" 

 Why not F-Droid? 

 Visualizing current conditions on #cycling routes shared on a NOSTR powered, privacy preserving Strava alternative. 

 What's the best way to deal w/it right now? I've seen some talk about filtering with relays, however with mixed results. 

 We prioritize efficiency over beauty. 

 I volunteered as a PM to get started on my first crypto project. The project lead wrote a post-mortem about a failed product launch. I replied to him describing how a PM could help the next launch attempt succeed and joined the project based on a subsequent conversation.

I do find it difficult to be accepted as a PM in the decentralized world, although as the year have passed that resistance seems to be diminishing. Rather than "management"I tend to think of the work as "coordinatation", which tends to be perceived as less centralized and heavy handed.

One tactical step you could take is to create a GitHub project board from an existing project and try and do some initial organization of current issues. If you're not a contributor to the repo, try forking it and creating the board in your fork.

Hope that helps a little... 

 Just one more flush, really this time... 

 Thanks. I'm assuming that to add the NIP-05 address to your profile you have to prove ownership of the address? 

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