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What? The only thing I got is that my Sats are in a wallet in Cuba, right? And it can't connect to that if it's offline.
I guess I'd rather wait before I do any refunding stuff. 😅

2026-09-09 18:31:56 UTC

@npub1fet…jzfa , @npub130m…l29s , @npub1ftt…edsh , am I doing something wrong here?
"Retry Error
Internal Server Error: Your mint https://mint.cubabitcoin.org is unreachable or is blocking your IP. Please try again later or switch mints."
Wallet is topped up, using same model as always (GLM 5.3 Flash).

2026-09-09 17:37:05 UTC

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Am so not interested.

2026-09-09 17:12:38 UTC

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Left wingers on a crusade against anyone who thinks differently from them.

2026-09-09 16:27:02 UTC

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I think you might be on to something

2026-09-09 16:15:24 UTC

A bunch of arrogant, self appointed wannabe world saviors. They think they have a monopoly on justice and can lecture everyone else, and in this more extreme case, even tell people how to behave. That unjustified arrogance is what makes them so incredibly unlikeable.
#nevent1q…3lpe

2026-09-09 15:59:01 UTC

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Are there any closed source parts in them?

2026-09-09 15:56:47 UTC

Thanks to @npub1uzf…57h3 for funding another 5 days of AI computing power for the development of NoorNote!
#nevent1q…sf45

2026-09-09 15:53:10 UTC

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Grey cubes everywhere. Minecraft aesthetic. lol

2026-09-09 15:51:57 UTC

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As if their socialist fiat art were so great.

2026-09-09 06:11:29 UTC

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Yes, we can just do things.

2026-09-08 17:57:36 UTC

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It's there in version 1.5.3

2026-09-08 17:17:37 UTC

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Yes, my Linux Laptop is mine. And those that are not I only use for coding. Try harder, millenial bot. I don't care if you care about layers. Be more concerned whether someone cares about your shitty project.

2026-09-08 17:11:14 UTC

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Idiot. There’s actually a reason for separating the application layer from the protocol layer. But you millennial bots are just too stupid to know about it.

2026-09-08 17:06:39 UTC

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Really? Doesn't Primal support that?

2026-09-07 18:31:34 UTC

NoorNote’s lists have always been amazing. NIP-51 lists with categories displayed as folders in the UI, with the order customizable using drag & drop. Tribes let you create alternative timelines made up of posts from specific users. Follow lists show mutual follow status and track it over time. There is also a mute list with muted threads to help fight those hell threads, plus lots of other goodies.
Everything is synced automatically through the relays, but you can also save your lists locally as a backup for complete sovereignty.
I just really like lists, but they have also been a huge pain to deal with. They were actually one of the most complicated features in NoorNote. This is where all the clankers met their final boss. Even the latest Chinese models still struggle with the complexity. There was no simple vibe coding here. This required a lot of human assistance.
And now bookmarks have received another useful improvement, inspired by a loyal user. Here is how he uses bookmarks: he scrolls through the timeline, reads a few things, and taps the bookmark icon so he can read them later. Until now, there was no indication anywhere reminding him that he had a bunch of new bookmarks waiting to be read.
That is no longer the case.
First, you need to enable the option called “Sync read bookmarks across relays” in the addon itself. After that, you can simply scroll through your timeline and bookmark whatever you want. An indicator immediately appears next to the Bookmarks menu item, showing the number of unread or unopened bookmarks. When you open the bookmarks, unread ones are shown with a green border. As soon as you click one, the border disappears and the number in the menu indicator goes down by one.
https://image.nostr.build/8b9fc69be7c404aa41bb2c8fc3f17b0c99d9a714b6b6a22db5a7e0b12f70df41.png
https://image.nostr.build/444c3dfab538e00988447a54eaddad2ea39d5e5d91690ca893898bef8433e047.png
https://image.nostr.build/b82e238146351e8d046d3431d514f4c57912f54aa3a3ff134478e3bb1a8f4faa.png
Version 1.5.2 also includes the previously announced "BTC Price" widget, along with a few other improvements and polishes.

2026-09-06 12:43:57 UTC

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Great, happy to hear. Linux is the best system to run NoorNote.

2026-09-05 13:46:06 UTC

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This is so simple and made in 7 minutes that most devs don't even think about it.

2026-09-04 17:27:46 UTC

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But don’t tell anyone. That’s how I’m going to sell it from now on. 😉

2026-09-04 17:24:16 UTC

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Haha no. I wasn't even aware until you said it. Qisma.

2026-09-04 17:12:09 UTC

You can now watch BTC price go up and down in NoorNote if you want to.
21st addon. In the next release, but it’s already available in the web version.
Just for fun.
https://image.nostr.build/f0335ec1c521fc1fe28c217a3bba4aa4c12663570d0aac8fc61bbfc4c5267227.png

2026-09-04 12:43:54 UTC

As some of you may have noticed, the 1.5.1 update for #NoorNote is out:
• No new features at all.
• Lots of stability improvements under the hood.
• Overall performance has been improved across the board. Posting and replying feel snappier. Timeline refreshes and mute or NSFW toggles now update instantly instead of rerendering everything. Additional pages load faster. Reply and like counters appear all at once. Login is smoother, with fewer background requests. Mini avatars load as you scroll.
• Feeds now recover automatically after sleep, switching networks, or spending a long time in the background, so you no longer get an empty timeline after opening your laptop. Posts that fail because you are offline or a relay is down are queued and sent automatically once you are back online, with their original timestamp. Gaps after long absences are filled in completely instead of being silently skipped. The reaction flicker on double tap is gone, and long sessions no longer gradually slow down.
• And my favorite part: instant reactions and zap indicators. When you have a note open and like it or zap it, your emoji or the zap pill appears under the note immediately. No reload needed.
And there are plenty of other improvements under the hood too. This was originally supposed to be version 1.5.0, but I spotted a bug right after the release and quickly followed up with the 1.5.1 fix. Please let me know if you find any bugs.
https://noornote.app/download/
Jumu'ah mubarak!

2026-09-03 05:32:21 UTC

I’m sick of this “everything has to be minimal” trend.
"Here ... something new ... actually something old, but new ... but minimal, hehe". "And it costs more then the original version ... because it's minimized".
I want the maximum, the MAXIMUM.

2026-09-02 20:59:20 UTC

👀👀👀
#nevent1q…ntgg

2026-09-01 20:59:28 UTC

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They are the problem spotter, not the solver.

2026-09-01 20:17:43 UTC

"This shit's so cool"
is what I think every time I enter
'routstrd start' or 'routstrd top' into my terminal. #iykyk

2026-09-01 05:15:26 UTC

#nevent1q…3uqg
https://image.nostr.build/9b32aa045491b84027b6efcb0b13df5abcf5f0913483a67d6b96f7dcff61b3c1.jpg

2026-09-01 05:02:31 UTC

Turkish relay online: @npub1a52…sgqp
Beni listeye eklediğiniz için teşekkürler, ama burada neredeyse hiç Türkçe paylaşım yapmıyorum.

2026-08-31 23:32:19 UTC

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"constantly doing in order to be seen as special or to be someone"
That's the problem right here. The intention. Other people will always disappoint, they never do justice.

2026-08-31 22:12:15 UTC

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... and @npub1man…v8me in New York and @npub1tay…x3y7 from Ankara. But they're not very active anymore.

2026-08-31 22:04:27 UTC

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There's also @npub1hxp…w6td and @npub1ryc…pr3m

2026-08-31 22:01:44 UTC

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Yep. But not living in TR.

2026-08-30 23:30:28 UTC

Just look at everything that’s happened on the AI front over the past 12 months. The progress has been unbelievable, even with the tiny scraps of AI that trickle down to us ordinary people. Gemini was a pain to use (and expensive af), and Codex was expensive too and terrible. Claude worked for a while, but it needed massive safeguards to keep it from going off the rails, and it couldn’t even write automated tests 6 months ago.
Now the Chinese models are showing up, they don’t need all those safeguards, they write automated tests on their own in the background, and they cost a quarter of what the US models do.
The US economy, which is 70 % built around its AI companies: poof 💨. That bubble is going to burst soon.
And to all the people who spent last year whining that “AI sucks,” well, too bad. You missed the development and it’s going to be hard for you to catch up. We told you so.
It reminds me of the early days of the World Wide Web. My father was at a board meeting of the 2nd largest construction company in Germany, where he was a leading senior engineer. The topic was, “Should we take the internet seriously?”. This was in 1999. The conclusion was, “The internet is just a toy”, while his son had already launched 5 websites.
Well, that company never recovered from that mistake. It never played a role on the World Wide Web again.

2026-08-30 22:41:48 UTC

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Yeah but somehow not the same. With @npub1fet…jzfa , you don’t even have to go to some website to generate an API key and then enter it somewhere in a config file. The overall developer experience is much better.
And besides that, I don’t trust ppq anymore. Old chats that were deleted multiple times keep showing up again, even on other devices when you log in. When I brought it up, they just got defensive and still haven’t fixed it.

2026-08-30 21:43:24 UTC

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Pixel 10 + GrapheneOS => live free

2026-08-30 16:25:34 UTC

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Yes, I linked directly to the web version. Will be on mobile and desktop next release.

2026-08-30 15:30:11 UTC

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Works in NoorNote:
https://noornote.app/note/nevent1qqszkjnp5uygrr43qpvuq8lwtx2uxjdxzcmvkcxulnqjmp8e65ye04gsn8g28

2026-08-30 15:22:04 UTC

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Nothing. Dictionary spam going around rn.

2026-08-30 14:21:53 UTC

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You seem to attract them 🙂

2026-08-30 04:59:20 UTC

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2 x 2 tiles

2026-08-30 00:30:43 UTC

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It’s definitely a new level that the big corporations can’t replicate.

2026-08-30 00:26:15 UTC

Pay an AI provider in Sats, choose an agent powered by some of the most advanced models available, and use it to keep developing your Nostr client completely anonymously, without the provider being able to ban you. It doesn’t get much more cypherpunk than that, right? Full circle.
Awesome service, @npub1fet…jzfa ! I really had fun tonight.

2026-08-29 21:02:03 UTC

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Now do Germany

2026-08-29 19:07:00 UTC

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No problem, take your time. I'm happy with GLM 5.3 Flash rn.

2026-08-29 19:01:55 UTC

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It was already available under /models and I could select it. But the error message appeared as soon as I entered my first prompt.

2026-08-29 18:45:35 UTC

This is damn cool. You're never leaving your terminal. Only to pay the LN invoice. But the rest, opencode, your balance etc, is always visible.
Kimi3 wasn't available this time, saying
"Internal Server Error: No providers found for model: tinfoil-kimi-k3 [retrying in 1s attempt #2]"
but other models like Claude or GLM 5.3 Flash are working just fine.
You should give it a try!
#nevent1q…qnm4

2026-08-29 13:33:00 UTC

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NoorNote and sometimes Jumble. When I need to inspect new (proprietary) event types then I go to the clients that invented or first implemented them.

2026-08-29 12:10:48 UTC

I think Nostr clients have pretty much reached a point of saturation when it comes to the number of features. Most of the extra features are only used by a small number of people, and some might not even be used at all. From a UX perspective, they’re still in an experimental stage. A few will stick around and become standard, while we’ve simply gone overboard with some of the others. I also hardly hear anyone saying anymore that we urgently need this feature or that feature. Consolidation phase.
Personally, I’m going to focus on the timeline, display more event types when they show up, and generally optimize and stabilize the client (like introducing automated tests right now). That is, until the next big thing comes along and supporting it becomes somehow mandatory.

2026-08-27 23:21:20 UTC

"From 2026/2027 onward, Google will require developer verification for all Android apps on certified devices, including those installed outside of the Play Store.
This library shows an alert dialog with a deprecation warning informing the user that the developer is not going to provide verification. It uses this text:"
https://github.com/woheller69/FreeDroidWarn#freedroidwarn

2026-08-27 05:32:02 UTC

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@npub17ve…cc5z, bro why you laughing? 🙂

2026-08-27 05:11:01 UTC

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Give me a fat zap with Coinos then I'll send it to another Wallet of yours.

2026-08-27 05:08:10 UTC

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How much is it?

2026-08-26 04:45:20 UTC

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"Kids are cute and shit, but they fart too much"

2026-08-25 02:59:24 UTC

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What did you say? 🙂

2026-08-24 04:29:26 UTC

I hate how normal this fiat routine feels. How the blues you get on Sunday evening is really just dread about the start of the work week.

2026-08-23 17:07:55 UTC

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Er hat Recht. Aber der Humor...

2026-08-23 01:42:31 UTC

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Bro, honestly. Let me not say it out loud. You can't do that. Your whole reputation is on the line. You've written so much about Bitcoin and low time preference... you even wrote a whole book about it! You can't go buy yourself a Nintendo now. 😂

2026-08-22 17:41:42 UTC

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lol unreal

2026-08-22 17:34:04 UTC

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If it's for the kids, then of course that's an exception. But for you? No.
https://image.nostr.build/8a5f17147a342d6ccb100f7a74bfe0d175580acfbacb6c92facc2ec11a31d13b.jpg

2026-08-22 17:29:53 UTC

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This ⬆️
Listen to him!

2026-08-22 14:00:11 UTC

Just a quick thought.
Bitcoin's ATH was around 110K in Euros. That was about a year ago. Forget the dollar, it's even losing value against the Euro. And the Euro has a real inflation rate of at least 15% when you look at real estate and energy prices. That means 110K a year ago is at least 126.5K today.
But the price is at 66K € today, so it is about half of what it was a year ago. No sign of going "to the moon" yet.

2026-08-22 13:45:28 UTC

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Matcha is for cows. You need 4 stomachs for that.

2026-08-22 13:24:33 UTC

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Yeah man, it's a running gag here where I live. We're adding the "dubai" prefix to every kind of sweets now 🙂

2026-08-22 04:35:36 UTC

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ObscuraVPN for example. Mullvad has also options to obfuscate.

2026-08-22 03:57:35 UTC

Big tech: "Oh, so you're daring to load our site through a VPN? Here, take your punishment with a few extra hurdles."
User: "Alright, then I'll just use a VPN that you can't tell is a VPN. Idiot."

2026-08-21 11:06:42 UTC

And if these highlights become too much and start getting on your nerves because they don’t inspire you nearly as much as the person who highlighted them, NoorNote has settings that let you filter them out of your timeline.
#nevent1q…7a7y
#nevent1q…5rcf

2026-08-20 23:45:05 UTC

For some a hard pill to swallow:
#nevent1q…kljn
And I'll take it a step further: they're also working on infiltrating Nostr and Bitcoin. It's a level harder, and they're being really smart about it. These aren't fools.
Pay attention to which features they push that nobody asked for, alongside the ones people did ask for. Follow the money, where it comes from and where it goes. Nobody, and I repeat, nobody who doesn't fear God just gives away money for a "good cause". Nobody. They all have another agenda, often smuggled in like a Trojan horse. Lots of goodies with a little evil, lots of truths sprinkled with a few lies. That's how this shit works in real life.
Only a few at the top know the real agenda. The people underneath just kid themselves into thinking it's something else and go along with it.
The sooner you realize that, the better you'll understand the world.

2026-08-20 23:22:44 UTC

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If there's a company, a headquarters, that a government can go to, then their software has a backdoor. Otherwise the company isn't allowed to operate. See the Telegram case, wiretapping laws in the EU and plenty of other cases. If there's a company and it's not open source, it's not private.

2026-08-20 23:16:06 UTC

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Yes

2026-08-20 23:01:35 UTC

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Signal has back doors.

2026-08-20 22:59:18 UTC

Yeah, without the weed part. This job really sucks most of the time. The older I get the more I ask myself why am I doing this.
#nevent1q…hl6r

2026-08-20 21:02:15 UTC

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What are the cool kids using today instead?

2026-08-20 18:20:58 UTC

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I hate docker 😬

2026-08-20 18:03:29 UTC

Damn, GLM 5.3 writes automated tests on its own and runs them. Unit tests, end-to-end tests, and everything in between, a little bit of everything depending on what makes sense. On a new project. Man, that's good.

2026-08-20 15:40:51 UTC

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Try again and again. Nobody said it's easy but it's doable.

2026-08-20 15:25:10 UTC

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Sure. You can just code things here.

2026-08-20 15:24:27 UTC

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I guess he's joking

2026-08-19 15:11:05 UTC

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Inshallah. Normally it is like that, but once you hit a certain threshold, when commercial stuff takes over too much, whether with an algorithm or without one, certain people just depart.

2026-08-18 14:28:33 UTC

That's a pretty big deal from the last 50 or 60 years. We're getting poisoned, from the inside and the outside. Real talk, I feel a little bad for the new generation. The other day I saw some young akhis sitting around on chairs out on the street near my place in the ghetto. You know how it goes, sitting on plastic chairs just hanging out and talking. All of them were a bit chubby. Not super fat, just chubby. But too chubby for early 20 year olds.
Back in the 70s something like that would've counted as fat, maybe one in 20 kids looked like that because they ate too many sweets. The rest of us were like skinny sticks. But I'm not judging them. Not because I'm woke or anything, but because I know what kind of toxic environment they're growing up in. These days you gotta spend double or triple the money to get normal bread without sugar and glazing fat, and in Germany at least you have to go to special stores for it that aren't on every corner. We don't get normal milk from the farmer delivered every 3 mornings anymore that you just have to boil.
We're getting robbed by the Cantillonaires, all we get for our money is a pile of shit, and we're supposed to judge each other on top of it? Count me out. Gotta point your anger at the right place.
#nevent1q…pxrw

2026-08-18 13:28:48 UTC

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LOL, not bad. No surprises but an accurate summary. Do you mind if I integrate that into my Nostr client? Is there an API? If not, no problem either, I'll just let it open in a new tab then.

2026-08-18 04:58:57 UTC

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I don't know, my hoster is fighting rn

2026-08-17 21:46:54 UTC

You know those notes that are basically just quotes pulled from external websites, right? NoorNote supports that too, Nostr internally. You just highlight some text, and then you get a context menu called "Post highlight", and that text gets posted as a quote with the source information under it.
There are also browser add ons that let you do this on all kinds of websites. And yeah, some users definitely go a little overboard with it, and end up posting almost every sentence from an article they like. If you don't want to see those notes anymore, you can turn it off in NoorNote now. You can do it either per user or globally in the UI settings.
https://image.nostr.build/ac004f2d8f6bcdea3bf4d2df8335ffdfc70b8ffd3b6edd960a0946fac9383885.png
https://image.nostr.build/d5640d11142cb759027a46994984654fb702bcd375af44bcdb79123a2f5b0a4a.png
And for Armada groups where you are a member or an admin, you can now also track things more easily. So you will get a notification whenever something new has happened there after a longer quiet period. You get the notification, you can click it, and then check what it is.
The old Nostrord addon has been reworked into the more general "Group Chat" addon, and now it tracks both Nostrord and Armada groups.
https://image.nostr.build/bbf6cff9f0c3a5a45ecad7342dddb1cfa69d265ec7b6b3028da6b44f6ad74f76.png
And I think over the course of this year, there will be more to come. This seems to be the year of group chat clients. Everyone is building and experimenting with different implementations. And once some of them reach a certain level of maturity, I will integrate them into this addon, so you don't miss anything from your groups.
Plus a few other smaller bug fixes, like sometimes usernames not resolving correctly. All of that is coming in the next release, already available on https://noornote.app/ .
By the way, my hoster is probably dealing with a DDoS attack today, so it might be a bit shaky. So, be cool.
https://image.nostr.build/5bb682bece7b82bcde46fca2df1b594526607fac5c2842a39bbc5df156393753.gif

2026-08-15 04:22:31 UTC

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I think digital score systems will have much higher impact.

2026-08-15 02:42:37 UTC

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Like that it has a back door?

2026-08-14 14:10:19 UTC

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Yea maybe it's that.
But I meant hire her for her honesty. That's a level of honesty you rarely see.

2026-08-14 13:43:56 UTC

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Hire her!

2026-08-14 13:29:09 UTC

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Here we go again. You see? That attitude you're displaying right now. I ignored it in your first reply but I'm not gonna ignore it now.
You think you're arguing with throwing unproven statements like "it'll harm the small miners"? How is a bigger op_return lifting that harm?

2026-08-14 12:42:18 UTC

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But did they get their revenge?

2026-08-14 12:39:37 UTC

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Thanks for your perspective. I have no problem at all with other opinions. I'm just one of those people who think non-transactional data should be contained and the old OP_RETURN limit should be preserved. I can also definitely see where this stubborn push is coming from, which so far still hasn't been justified with a real need. And especially how it was implemented. But I also see how the BIP-110 advocates have overshot the mark in some cases. You can see that in my other comment replies too.
I do think I'm capturing the core of the topic correctly.

2026-08-13 21:54:01 UTC

And so my Buzz review ends before it even began.
https://image.nostr.build/e9432e4035358c0dd0fd322f5ad6ad8040637e6ca1d0512db8d542153468e859.png

2026-08-13 12:21:07 UTC

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Bro do you live there?

2026-08-13 04:34:32 UTC

Man, imagine this. You wake up in the morning, do your Fajr prayer with the guys. Then you hop on your little fishing boat, head out a bit. Stop somewhere out there. Throw on your diving mask and jump right in the water. With a harpoon. See a bunch of fish. Grab one. Climb back on deck with it. Grill the fish right there on the spot. Just like that for breakfast. On the way back you cast your net, catch about 2 or 3 pounds of fish. Bag them up and head over to the market. You've got a little stand with a table there. Lay the fish out. Customers come by and buy a few. You make your money for the day. And you're free from noon on.
What more does a man even need?
#nevent1q…4lfm

2026-08-11 20:43:39 UTC

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Btw this is mainly a grassroots movement, not coming from any Islamic authority. Still not easy for us to get some attention for this topic as Muslims have also normalized interest/usury.

2026-08-11 17:25:46 UTC

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By some maybe. Not by everybody

2026-08-11 13:54:17 UTC

Maybe the outcome of BIP-110 on Saturday wasn't so bad after all. The result was unexpected, sure, but it showed us two things we hadn't really been paying attention to, things that might matter more in the long run than OP_RETURN:
1. We underestimated how much fiat corruption there is among miners, and we barely did anything about it.
2. Even our heroes got swallowed up by their own narcissism, spiraling further into radicalization and losing touch with reality.
And we don't have any mechanisms in place to keep either of those in check. Maybe we should start taking seriously the idea that Bitcoin, just like Nostr, is more deeply tied to self sovereignty and the cypherpunk ethos than we've been assuming, and that these principles need to be nurtured and protected before the software itself.