Tyler Burns

I always find that the outside of the dough dries out a little whenever I use a towel to cover the bowl while it rests for the initial rise. So I end up using a solid top to cover it. Does that happen for you during that phase? Is your towel damp? Once I break it into balls it goes in the dough box, so that's not an issue.

2026-05-22 18:06:41 CEST

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So by that logic, I can take my gun and fire it off high into the air. As long as no one gets hurt, the only crime here is for the people that do in fact end up hurting people.
The crime is in the endangerment of others through a reckless act. The victims are those that were endangered. Because just like firing a gun off recklessly and needlessly into the air will kill an innocent someone at some point, so will driving without a seatbelt.

2026-05-22 17:25:02 CEST

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From your violation of my personal/property rights. Being ejected by not wearing a seatbelt violates the rights of those around you.

2026-05-22 16:29:59 CEST

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No the stars are not all I'm looking at since I clearly copy and pasted a direct quote from one of the reviews. Not sure why you would insinuate that in bad faith when that's clearly not true.
Furthermore, I'm not sure why you would discount 5 star reviews that lack detail but then weigh heavier1-star reviews that equally lack detail such as one that states nothing but "not syncing".
At the end of the day, the app receives great reviews (take a look at reviews also on Apple's app store). Which review specifically made your hair stand up (a bit dramatic perhaps)? Furthermore, the app is free to use and try out. So why even worry about your hair standing up when it is a free and open source app that you can try for yourself? It isn't like it doesn't have a good reputation in the bitcoin community (what really matters). Check it out on the Zap store to see who among your follows also trust it.
Anyway, I don't really care whether you like the app or not. I have no vested interest in it. I simply put it out there as another low/no cost means of using LN.

2026-05-22 15:38:39 CEST

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Lightning transactions with taproot are already indistinguishable. They look like any other regular single sig transaction. It is only force close txns that are apparent due to the reveal of the op_csv script.
Again, I'm not sure why miners would opt to leave money on the table by ignoring paying txns and instead choose to mine empty blocks. A miner leaving money on the table by ignoring txns and choosing to mine empty blocks would be at an extreme competitive disadvantage against those that are choosing to include those txns. Even if they're trying to force people to use their LSP, it seems self defeating since an LSP would require a functioning LN. I agree, miners need to be paid for mining blocks, that's the entire point here.

2026-05-22 12:38:56 CEST

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Are you suggesting that if lightning channel txns are the only txns floating around that miners would go against their own incentives and not include these paying txns in blocks because they go against their incentives. So they'd rather than making some money, they make no money and go bankrupt and allow the difficulty to adjust and other miners will become more profitable from those txns and decide it is probably worth their while. Please make shooting yourself in the foot make sense.
(Not to mention filtering time locks would break more than just L2's)

2026-05-22 12:21:59 CEST

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I didn't say you said that. But getting a ticket for something that is dangerous to those around you is appropriate as usual. Complying with said law isn't an option if it is dangerous to others.

2026-05-22 04:20:17 CEST

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Not wearing a seatbelt isn't just for your own safety, but the safety of others in the car with you as well as outside the car. You become a projectile when not wearing a seat belt. I've seen people thrown from the car a hundred feet. I've seen someone not wearing their seatbelt kill the child next to them who was wearing a seatbelt. I've seen people die from accidents that you'd walk away from without a scratch on you if wearing a seatbelt. Not wearing one is idiotic and not wearing one puts others in danger. Your rights end the second you put others in danger.

2026-05-22 03:49:41 CEST

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Someday, when bitcoin is widely used throughout the world, Bitcoin Pizza Day will be celebrated everywhere. More pizzas will be sold on this day than any other. Pizzerias will promote the day as it is an excuse to sell more pizzas. Supply chains will be stressed to accommodate all the pizzas sold and so preparations will be made in advance of the celebratory day.
It is inevitable, just like bitcoin itself.
#nevent1q…jsh2

2026-05-21 18:45:09 CEST

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@nprofile…xl8h makes it super easy to run a self-custody node on your phone as well if you didn't want to run a standalone btc/ln node combo on hardware yourself.

2026-05-21 12:58:23 CEST

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Great article. One thing that wasn't really touched on, although maybe tangentially, is the idea that you could have no idea that you received any on-chain Zap at all. Only two clients support this misguided feature. That means that for all other Nostr users that are using other clients, they could have no idea that they've received on-chain Zaps to their npub.
Since most clients (thankfully) don't support on-chain Zaps, their clients have no way of notifying them that they're receiving money to their npub this way. Furthermore, people who are using on-chain Zap clients (Ditto, Amethyst), these clients can't in any way determine if the person they're sending on-chain Zaps to use or have ever used one of these clients. It is far more likely than not that they'll be sending Zaps to a person who won't be notified in any way that they received anything.
Putting aside all the horrible practices that on-chain Zaps have for privacy that you outlined, the entire argument for on-chain Zaps at the moment is convenience. But I can't think of a worse UX for a common user than to have build a payment system that will in all likelyihood result in the recipient not being notified that they received anything at all or not having any means for the sender to know who they can actually successfully send money to and who they can't.
At least if I try to send a lightning Zap to someone without a LN address, it will say that I can't. That's what proper UX should do.

2026-05-20 21:06:44 CEST

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Ya, he looks like a real tough guy. He just has to go change his pants now.

2026-05-20 12:55:27 CEST

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Of course. I didn't mean to imply that private zaps haven't been or weren't a thing. Just that for quite a while, most LN address implementations out there didn't even support public Zaps and therefore there has been a lot of Zap activity that was never made public regardless of whether the client had a private/public Zap option (such as Amethyst).
I remember when I was first setting up my self-hosted LN address, I was moving from several solutions such as satdress and LNBits and neither of them supported sending Zap events. So anyone sending me Zaps never had the payments posted publicly to Nostr. It wasn't until later that LNBits added the functionality to their LNURL extension.

2026-05-20 06:49:52 CEST

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In fact, given that LN addresses have been around for longer than Zap event kinds have, most LN address configurations didn't support Nostr Zaps (event kind 9735) for a long while. Therefore, I would imagine that a large number of zaps that have ever taken place weren't recorded publicly on Nostr as events.

2026-05-20 06:42:42 CEST

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Technically you could have your LN address not send kind 9735 events upon txn receipt. In which case, you can receive zaps without them being made public on Nostr. Can't do that with on-chain payments to your npub.

2026-05-19 17:25:56 CEST

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I thought that was me for a second! Phew! 😂

2026-05-17 05:11:50 CEST

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Oh man, now I need to play some DRG. For Carl!

2026-05-15 18:20:39 CEST

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It certainly can be!

2026-05-15 17:01:49 CEST

I like the idea of bitcoin meetups, but I don't like the idea of people in public knowing that I'm into bitcoin? How do you reconcile those two feelings? Have you ever been to a bitcoin meetup in your area? What was your experience like?
I usually don't talk about bitcoin to anyone I don't know, so the idea of going to a bitcoin meetup is worrying, but at the same time it would be cool to meet bitcoiners in person.

2026-05-14 20:30:11 CEST

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I could see her saying that. But at the same time, she is usually pretty covert about her wallstreet meetings. Like one of those shadowy super-coders. 😂

2026-05-14 19:00:26 CEST

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Did she really say that regarding Jamie Dimon?! Unreal.

2026-05-09 00:48:16 CEST

Seems accurate!
#nevent1q…3mqm

2026-05-09 00:47:25 CEST

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Pretty cool. Thanks @npub1v0l…qj49
https://blossom.ditto.pub/fba848919fba27ab9456c3b7ae911c64ca5d5637a34825aaf13627d86614d257.jpeg

2026-05-07 23:10:55 CEST

Blatant fraud playing with people's lives struggling in their most vulnerable days. Awful.
#nevent1q…6td0

2026-05-07 21:58:42 CEST

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You can share mute lists, but ya, regex support would definitely be beneficial. Ultimately there are better ways at controlling spam and bots though than a blacklist type approach.

2026-05-07 20:18:27 CEST

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What the heck. I already had it installed on my phone. Haha. I must've downloaded it at some point in the past, but forgot about actually trying it out. Going to give this a try now.

2026-05-07 20:14:16 CEST

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Oh nice. Didn't know about that. I will definitely have to check that out. Thanks.

2026-05-07 19:53:35 CEST

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Isn't that akin to just muting users and/or text strings?

2026-05-07 18:59:06 CEST

We really need to build a P2P bitcoin exchange on top of Nostr. Things like Robosats, Bisq, and Vexl are nice, I've used many of them extensively, but they're also ripe with fraud abuse which can get your accounts in trouble when trading with the wrong person.
We're almost all bitcoiners here and there is a wide mix of people looking to either accumulate or sell bitcoin. We could use the web of trust with Nostr to find people within our trust circles looking for a partner who we could regularly exchange with. Similar to the idea of Vexl, but rather than needing to find exchange partners via our phone's contact list, we could use our Nostr follows (which are already public) to find trusted people looking to exchange with. From there, all exchange details can be done privately through encrypted communications.
Obviously you can't fully stop fraudsters, but being able to find exchange partners among the people in your community you trust would go along way toward facilitating P2P bitcoin trades which is really needed to help bitcoin fight KYC. I think Nostr is in a prime position to help facilitate this.

2026-05-07 17:39:04 CEST

Wait, so banks are slow in processing transactions, so to combat that they come up with EWA apps that are really just PayDay loans in disguise. This is creating the problem so that they can come up with an even worse solution. And they claim to be helping people while they're actively robbing them.
Imagine in the future just being streamed your income as bitcoin as you work via lightning. That way you have access to the money you earned immediately. Oh, and also no one can debase the currency you earned robbing your wages through inflation.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hBI_FLYfwmM

2026-05-07 17:01:37 CEST

I just had to sit on a call with my bank for 15 minutes because they called me and wanted to verify every transaction I've made over the last couple days and what their purpose was and who it was I was transacting with. Screw that. This is why we need bitcoin. Financial privacy should be a right and financial institutions and governments are infringing on that right more and more as time goes on.

2026-05-07 16:21:25 CEST

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I want self-sovereign zaps to be as easy as possible for the end-user as well. But I think some perspective is always good too.
In order to perform a Zap in the alternative fiat world, it would require opening an account with an institution, providing loads of identifying data and documentation, waiting several days for account opening and funds to be transferred, and requiring all parties that will be transferring funds to be a part of the same closed-system and go through the same process each.
While it may require a little technical knowledge in the beginning, this is a battle that can be won because the incumbent system is so disastrously bad in comparison.

2026-05-07 15:33:48 CEST

These trolls are very cool. I would love to see them some day. Great artwork.
Check out the Troll Map to see if there are any near you.
https://trollmap.com/
#nevent1q…zqjr

2026-05-07 15:01:21 CEST

You paying attention now anon?
https://greekreporter.com/2026/05/06/greece-ban-cash-payment/

2026-05-07 04:27:57 CEST

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At 1:09:00:
"This is clearly not that.", he says...
or is it? 😳
https://blossom.ditto.pub/fdd1b172279f6f29de867a3899a0804dc2793eedcbbed2bc83f6277501750f2e.jpeg

2026-05-07 03:16:16 CEST

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Oh wow. That site is a blast from the past. I remember using that site back in the early days of lightning in like 2019. Glad to see it is still around! Might have to give it another go.

2026-05-07 02:11:25 CEST

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My problem is when "milk powder" is in everything that it has no real reason to be in making something that could easily be vegan, not.

2026-05-07 02:06:23 CEST

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https://nostr.media/e085a08a18057ccaa093ca038c60198c6919dd1604d2d5ca68e47b75fb2b6a6c.jpg

2026-05-07 01:01:37 CEST

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I should really start foraging. I started growing my own mushrooms a bit ago with some decent success for my first time. But seeing the size of that harvest compared with my yield makes me wonder if I'm doing it wrong. Haha
https://nostr.media/329d950a10a8c2db6e0052f204cf600467f249b452b731015a43d7af8350bf97.jpg
https://blossom.ditto.pub/e2dc8cc143d2c52bcd0c7e4452e9b139231384f1f21c2f45c13bb1239c17a428.jpeg

2026-05-07 00:54:50 CEST

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NIP-110 😂

2026-05-06 23:49:51 CEST

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You're not making any sense. Muted.

2026-05-06 22:58:04 CEST

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That's great. I think the bigger concern is making sure the recipient is aware they've received something. So unless you know the person you're sending to is a Ditto user, people need to be aware that they should probably send a DM to the user so they know they received something.

2026-05-06 22:51:14 CEST

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Maybe. But at the moment Ditto is the only client that does this, so I would caution against using this unless you are 100% sure the user you're sending to is a Ditto user (or at the very least you tell the user you sent them bitcoin this way and tell them how to retrieve it via DM).

2026-05-06 22:37:16 CEST

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So if someone on Ditto sends bitcoin to another Nostr user using a different client that doesn't support this type of wallet and doesn't notify them of Kind 8333 events, you're effectively sending bitcoin to a black hole that is likely to not be redeemed, correct? That seems problematic.

2026-05-06 22:15:19 CEST

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Awesome! That's great to hear. Congratulations! I'm looking forward to reading about your journey. 🎉

2026-05-06 18:47:45 CEST

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I also think many people can be classified into all those categories at once, depending on the subject matter.
I may be a creator/contributor for one subject matter, but a lurker for another subject matter because either I don't have a strong opinion or because I don't consider myself a subject matter expert in that area despite my interest in it.

2026-05-06 18:37:58 CEST

Just watched Finding Satoshi this morning. I thought it was a very moving and uplifting documentary.
I went into it thinking it was going to be more sensationalism around who Satoshi is. But there was a lot around the cypherpunk motives for creating bitcoin. In the end, while they presented their theory as to who they think Satoshi is, I think the main take away from the documentary was genuinely about what bitcoin can do for humanity and why it now exists. I definitely recommend giving it a watch.

2026-05-05 04:52:20 CEST

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Ya, I'm not seeing this anywhere either.

2026-05-04 15:52:21 CEST

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Dead internet theory in play.

2026-05-03 20:33:11 CEST

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A lightning commitment is a bitcoin transaction. They can be broadcasted at any time just like any other signed bitcoin transaction without the need for any counter-party. Saying lightning isn't bitcoin is a fundamental misunderstand of how lightning works.
Lightning is just a 2-of-2 multi-sig transaction. That's all it is. At no time are you not in full control of the keys to your own bitcoin.
There might be different security considerations for lightning compared to broadcasting the commitment on-chain immediately, but saying it "betrays L1" makes no sense.

2026-05-03 17:59:39 CEST

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Hopefully it should work now. Thanks.

2026-05-03 17:36:56 CEST

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I was responding to @Dr._Bruce_Banner who said that "lightning is not bitcoin."

2026-05-03 17:06:55 CEST

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Lightning transactions are identical to bitcoin transactions. They're just not broadcasted. Lightning = Bitcoin

2026-05-03 04:13:16 CEST

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Not a good weekend for Boston sports, eh?

2026-05-03 01:11:39 CEST

Influencers with large followings that promote sovereignty on Twitter really need to realize something. They're the ones that will make a big difference by moving off Twitter (and other centralized platforms) and onto Nostr. It isn't enough to co-publish on both platforms.
Continuing to support centralized services doesn't move the needle since followers will not be disrupted in their consumption of your content. They'll continue to just view your content just as they always have.
In order to make substantial change, you must cut ties with the current platform and force your followers to move with you to a new platform.
When Howard Stern cut ties with terrestrial radio, he forced his followers to move to satellite radio if they still wanted to listen to him. He didn't broadcast on both mediums simultaneously. Yes, it resulted in a decrease in the number of listeners he had, but it is the only way to enact real meaningful change.
If you believe in the value of decentralized media like Nostr, then it isn't enough to co-publish on both platforms. You must force your followers onto the new platform if they want to continue to follow your content on the platform that you actually value and espouse.

2026-05-02 20:56:26 CEST

Centralized governance models always fail. The only solution to problems like these is through tech like Nostr and bitcoin.
#nevent1q…cm2w

2026-05-02 19:26:39 CEST

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Yes, she is very two-faced. It drives me nuts. I'll never forget when, after launching a massive anti-bitcoin campaign for months on end, she signed a commemoration for Satoshi Nakamoto for creating the first inclusive financial system.
https://blossom.primal.net/4977fbd7103219c696df3337f53dd2a4c13c6e02bc364e9190c51adb92ea6669.jpg

2026-05-02 16:42:02 CEST

Ben McKenzie thinks bitcoin is going to zero. This video will age poorly and it already is (it was made in February).
Ben has a common misunderstanding of economics even though he has an economics degree (as he makes everyone acutely aware every time he's on screen). He doesn't understand value. He thinks that because a company generates profits and provides dividends to shareholders, that is why a stock is valuable (something bitcoin doesn't do). But a company only produces a profit and provide dividends if the thing they're producing is valued by consumers. If what they're producing stops being valued by consumers, then no profits and no dividends. Company's can go to zero because of this too.
See, all value is subjective. All investing is speculative. If you're purchasing a stock in a company that produces widgets, you're speculating that people will continue to value widgets in the future.
People value bitcoin for its unique properties. It provides value to people that fiat currencies can't provide. Bitcoin can't be debased or censored. It is an open monetary network that anyone can use. In a world were fiat currencies must continue to be printed in order to stay solvent, bitcoin provides a life raft to people to escape the ravages of inflation. This value is undeniable and it is something that fiat economists don't want to admit.
Bitcoin is not going to zero because people all over the world find real value in it.
Yes, most crypt I currencies are a ponzi scheme at best. But conflating crypto with bitcoin is a common mistake and people that despise crypto for its fraud often can't bring themselves to admit that bitcoin is something different. Something that is providing real value to people.
https://youtube.com/shorts/IXNUM4FMqNs?si=A1aIVaTca9aqQW_u

2026-05-02 13:36:19 CEST

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Take the blinders off. Trump is all onboard with Palantir.

2026-05-02 05:13:27 CEST

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Open your eyes. At least 19 states have some type of age verification law enacted with several others legislating more. This is beyond any red/blue divide.

2026-05-01 22:27:19 CEST

It is wild that even just over the last year, there has been a massive push for age verification on the internet. Countries, states, municipalities, there are so many accounts of legislation coming out with requirements for age verification. Doesn't matter the political leaning either, they're all on board. Almost like it is a coordinated effort to push the idea that this will "protect the children."
Is this the new encryption backdoor battle that needs to be fought every few years? Nothing about this will protect children and everything about this is to collect more data from citizens.

2026-05-01 20:13:20 CEST

More age verification legislation being touted as a way to "protect the children". New Yorks need to push back on this stuff before using the internet becomes really dystopian. You shouldn't need to provide identity to use the web and it has been shown time and time again that services that collect this information can't be trusted with it.
https://www.nysenate.gov/legislation/bills/2025/S4609/amendment/original

2026-05-01 01:04:09 CEST

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It must be humid in the air tonight. 😆

2026-05-01 01:02:45 CEST

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Are you finding those wild? That's pretty awesome.

2026-04-30 22:35:06 CEST

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Just about every one of these "facts" on this website are either false or completely misleading.
For example, yes, no one is denying there have been time periods on Earth that have been far warmer than today. But the Earth was also drastically different during those time periods as well that wouldn't be conducive to the society that humans have built up today. The rate of our warming is also far faster than time periods of natural cycles (such as milankovitch cycles). Those cycles take place over thousands of years are the warming is a result of increased solar intensity (due to Earth being closer to the sun). Again, the facts I listed above exclude this as being a possible cause.
Finally, the website you linked to was started by William O'Keefe who was also a former CEO of the George C Marshall Institute and American Petroleum Institute that has been peddling climate change misinformation for decades as shown in now public archival documents.
https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/09644016.2020.1863703

2026-04-30 21:33:03 CEST

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Fact #1: CO2 radiates heat. This is an observable fact.
Fact #2: The greenhouse gas effect is real due to #1 and many other gases in our atmosphere with similar properties. It is what enables life on our planet to exist.
Fact #3: Atmospheric CO2 levels have risen over 30% in just the last 50 years alone due predominantly to the burning of fossil fuels that resided in their solid and liquid carbon forms in the earth's crust. This is an observable and measurable fact.
Fact #4: The upper atmosphere is cooling while the lower atmosphere is warming. This is an observable and measurable fact.
Fact #5: Night time temperatures are rising faster than day time temperatures. This is an observable and measurable fact.
Fact #6: Facts #4 and #5 wouldn't be true if something such as the sun (or anytjing external to our planet) were the reason why our planet is warming.
Fact #7: We've measured how much external heat radiation our planet receives and how much heat radiation our planet radiates back out to space. Even with the absence of our very real temperature measurements on the surface of our planet, we know and observe that our planet is retaining more of the external heat our planet receives each year.
Fact #8: Due to the above facts, we know that the reason for the warming of our lower atmosphere (an observable fact) is due to the changes in composition of the atmosphere itself.
Even if you wanted to come up with your own theory as to why our planet is warming that doesn't involve humans as the main reason, you'd still need to explain the causes of the very real and observable facts listed above. Human driven climate change as a result of burning fossil fuels is the only theory that does this.
You can argue about the outcomes or potential second order of effects that might result from all of this; such as whether the AMOC is weakening or the timeline for arctic land ice melting, etc.
But arguing that climate change is not real, is not occurring, or that humans are not the main driver is arguing against a mountain of factual and observable evidence. It is akin to arguing that the planet is flat.

2026-04-29 23:55:01 CEST

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Oh ya, definitely a Nostr-wide issue. I previously used Amethyst as well and same issue there. Though I was able to avoid the issue in the past by connecting to my own relay that would multiplex notes from a bunch of public relays, which would save on client data use. But with the outbox model that's not really as feasible. The cost of decentralization I suppose.

2026-04-29 23:22:46 CEST

That's a lot of data use 😂😅 @nprofile…4k44 @nprofile…jejf
https://blossom.primal.net/e40748b3b0a2f4c96be45dfc3e80fcaa6f72c7876498dc7a1bfd04c50be604de.jpg

2026-04-29 16:47:27 CEST

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Wow, awesome work Ben. It is good to see that results can still come from speaking truth to power. Hopefully push back like this succeeds in small towns all across the country.

2026-04-29 03:23:46 CEST

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I was going to post a link to this site as well. They seem to be popping up more and more lately. Definitely need to push back on this stuff more.

2026-04-29 02:54:37 CEST

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Amazing talent.

2026-04-28 21:17:56 CEST

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That honestly looks like how it has always looked, no?

2026-04-28 20:35:12 CEST

There needs to be major push back against policies like this or we'll have a fundamentally different internet than what we've always enjoyed. Things like this make Nostr all the more necessary.
https://www.euractiv.com/news/greece-to-ban-anonymity-on-social-media/

2026-04-28 20:13:29 CEST

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Old news gets forgotten, which is why it needs to be said over and over again until they're released.

2026-04-28 15:37:38 CEST

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I love that this was taken and basically accepted as a mascot for the bitcoin community. What was supposed to be an insult to bitcoiners is now cherished and loved. 😆

2026-04-27 04:39:42 CEST

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Ya, I would take that over Vegas any day. 🏝

2026-04-26 18:54:14 CEST

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Do it! 😁

2026-04-26 02:23:24 CEST

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That's a nice Mini. I love my Mini Cooper. Very fun cars to drive.

2026-04-24 18:46:20 CEST

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So much grift.

2026-04-24 07:36:02 CEST

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Their CEO the other week was talking about the future possibility of requiring ID validation for accounts on Reddit. So you're probably better off before it gets ridiculous.

2026-04-22 03:27:46 CEST

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And I don't know anyone who speaks like they shit 😆

2026-04-22 01:44:16 CEST

Just grew my first homegrown mushrooms! More on the way.
https://blossom.primal.net/02887e0240dc18f900feec647181525cdff86208f9b2ec286f21d1e97ab6e160.jpg

2026-04-09 00:38:07 CEST

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Who did they arrest? Was it Hegseth? 😂

2026-04-07 06:26:22 CEST

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Just read Walker's post. So scary. Glad everyone is doing OK. Hope your recovery is speedy.
In 20 years you can hold this over your kid's head, baby probably punched your spleen!

2026-04-07 06:19:30 CEST

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OMG, I'm so sorry you all had to go through that. That sounds like an absolutely horrifying and traumatic experience. I'm so glad everyone is doing better. I'm wishing everyone a speedy recovery so you can all enjoy you new bundle of joy.

2026-04-06 21:13:25 CEST

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That's great, but I don't think Onion services really need certificates or HTTPS and that it usually ends up leaking information about the host more than do anything for the security of it.

2026-04-06 17:29:12 CEST

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Is this real? The fact that I have to ask that and it could in fact be real is sad in itself.

2026-04-04 21:23:04 CEST

I've never heard of an Irish Spice Bag before and now I want one. 🤤

2026-04-04 05:08:28 CEST

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Haha, I was in the same position! Close one!
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2026-04-03 00:35:49 CEST

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Agreed. But I'd add a couple additional reasons to the two you mentioned:
Reason #3: Bureaucracy and red tape is driving up the cost of production.
Reason #4: Lack of market competition prevents true price discovery of goods to take place.

2026-03-27 04:52:41 CET

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Maybe they thought they were posting in r/buttcoin.

2026-03-23 15:25:38 CET

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Don't be so naive to think there will be any justice for these criminals at any point in time. I doubt there will be.

2026-03-21 14:36:43 CET

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I've always been leery of bitcoin meetups and have never actually attended one. It just seems like a good way for someone to find out who owns bitcoin in the area and that's something I'd like to avoid.

2026-03-21 01:36:57 CET

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Fossil fuels being coal as the largest contributor, which accounts for about half. A much smaller percentage is oil.
But even if it were the major contributor, it is more efficient to drive on the electricity generated from fossil fuel plants than it is to drive on an internal combustion engine with that same fuel. So if all the consumer cares about is their ongoing cost to drive, they're still better off with an EV with rising oil prices.

2026-03-21 00:53:03 CET

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Tell them what?