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Last Notes

2026-03-06 22:04:28 CET

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Woo hoo! Y'all are making men feel all young.
Relative age, ftw.

2026-03-06 22:03:26 CET

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I want to be all glamorous, but I am sorta poor and middle-aged and my back hurts and I had to help move some furniture and prep dinner, so best I can do is a bathroom selfie. 😂
https://media.tenor.com/gHuv1ktT3BIAAAAC/nice-try-you-tried.gif

2026-03-06 21:59:14 CET

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A 🤳🏻 selfie made in the bathroom. For the really lazy selfie makers.

2026-03-06 21:57:27 CET

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Are you really? I always feel like the senior citizen.

2026-03-06 21:55:24 CET

The most important news of the day is that my hair is mid-length, now.
Solipsism, thy name is woman.
#nevent1q…6ac2

2026-03-06 21:48:08 CET

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Anytime.

2026-03-06 21:47:15 CET

It's weird how we've all gotten used to bombs getting dropped on apartment buildings. We're inured and sort of emotionally exhausted. Still totally sucks if it happens to your own house, tho.
The world has always been a weird place, but it's gotten weirder and wieder, and we're all becoming detached.

2026-03-06 21:39:47 CET

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I be like, if life gives you aubergines, mangos, and cucumbers, make some curry. 😂

2026-03-06 21:36:43 CET

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Well, maybe, but quantity isn't irrelevant and quality can be stymied by being spread too thin. AI and robotics probably makes strength in numbers less important. We can see that in Ukraine, very clearly.
At any rate, fertility is falling, worldwide. It's just that they have a baby boom generation coming of age, now, so they are set to lead, demographically.

2026-03-06 21:30:39 CET

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I have to cook it, myself.

2026-03-06 19:08:39 CET

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For the hardcore geopolitics nerds. 😁
https://youtu.be/H0U9SGVDC78

2026-03-06 19:02:20 CET

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The cringe. Is real.

2026-03-06 19:00:08 CET

The EU and India. #politics
https://youtu.be/dkYkvW15xBM

2026-03-06 16:23:59 CET

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Sometimes, the agents gather up together in Secret Agent Land and exchange their nostr addresses and talk about the most spam-friendly relays.

2026-03-06 16:21:44 CET

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There's still no one proposing a solution to Americans struggling to pay rent, other than hiring a gazillion more immigration agents, which is also just a plan to spend a heck of a lot more money on the military...

2026-03-06 16:18:46 CET

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You could at least try to be cuter about it.
This agent is called Teamosaurus Text and it writes comments under MS Teams messages and writes the protocols at videoconferences. His symbol is the ✍🏻
This agent is powered by Bitcoin and that is why we call him Permissionlessian, because he can pay with Bitcoin. His symbol is the ⚡

2026-03-06 16:14:12 CET

Y'all talk about your little agent pets like my nephew talks about his Pokemons, but you aren't as cute and your agents don't have cool superpowers.

2026-03-06 13:20:18 CET

They said we didn't have the money to support Ukraine, as there are Americans struggling to pay the rent, and then they spent the money to support Israel, instead.
I think it's safe to assume that this was the plan, from the beginning.

2026-03-06 13:16:00 CET

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That Beach Boys weirdness and we all thought he was nuts and now it's in the Hitparade.

2026-03-06 13:12:41 CET

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Yeah, I have no idea who is doing what, and probably never had, but it can ground my flight, regardless.

2026-03-06 13:10:40 CET

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Thank you, typo corrector bot.

2026-03-06 10:27:50 CET

John McCain was just too early.

2026-03-06 10:12:45 CET

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Never trust a Liechtensteiner. Shady characters, for sure.
I heard that they have a nuclear weapons program, and a biochemical program, as well as very smelly cheese and terrible taste in paisleys. But don't tell Trump or Putin or Orban, as they might interrupt my next Swiss vacation by declaring war on Liechtenstein.
But just look at this paisely. It's a crime against humanity.
https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51KY-w5q0vL._AC_SY1000_.jpg

2026-03-06 10:02:51 CET

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People keep asking me when I am going to cut my hair to something respectable, again.
I know I am too friggin old for long hair and I do not care. I was too friggin young for short hair, before, but I am a haircut contrarian.
I had the respectable haircut at 16. Bite me.

2026-03-06 09:59:31 CET

When you're flying to Greece, in a few days, and the USA starts a war with Iran, which responds by bombing Cyprus and it's like,
> Dear Iran,
>
> Please do not bomb Athens. I have vacation. I have wanted to go to Greece my whole life. Do not be mean about this.
>
> Thanks, in advance.
I feel like I need to get this request in, before everyone else starts sending theirs. You know everyone headed for an Istanbul beach chair is trying to get their begging in first.

2026-03-06 09:54:03 CET

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GM ☀

2026-03-06 09:50:56 CET

Looks like Orban wants to cancel the Hungarian elections. I did, actually, already have that on my bingo card for 2026, so
https://media.tenor.com/i2V9q28KQ0QAAAAC/dottie-underwood-agent-carter.gif

2026-03-06 09:37:21 CET

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Stealing an entire transport from an Austrian bank might finally be enough to take away Hungary's EU voting rights. Interesting.
Orban looking increasingly desperate. I guess he knows he's about to be voted out of office and needs to start a war, like Trump did, to front-run the election. But nobody wants to start a war with Hungary, so he's just sort of winging it.

2026-03-06 09:29:28 CET

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Yes, Apple and Android, etc. Whatever it ships with.
I've heard they're looking into a hardware-verification or registration, as well.

2026-03-06 09:27:55 CET

The weird thing about curly hair is that it takes forever to look longer, but my hair is already long enough that I can't pull it straight and get it onto a bathroom-selfie. 😂 This feels like a milestone.
Still can barely braid it, tho. Hair needs to be crazy-long, for braids.
https://i.nostr.build/PCsPjvmHJXVf8mEj.jpg
#hairstyles #beauty

2026-03-06 06:17:28 CET

I don't know who isn't aware of where this is headed, but if your users can't install your app without an age verification check, then you can't distribute your app anonymously. You have to register your app, someplace, same way you currently register website domains.
This solves a legal problem they've been having with anonymous devs (and their bots) spreading malicious or broken software. There was no one to sue, when it went wrong, you see.

2026-03-06 06:03:58 CET

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I'm busy, right now, but look for age verification over Apple Store and Google Play.

2026-03-05 19:10:56 CET

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True

2026-03-05 15:04:59 CET

Remember when Bernd Lucke started the Alternative for Deutschland and we then had two viable, right-liberal parties to vote for?
Pepperidge Farm remembers.
Good times. Good times.

2026-03-05 14:49:17 CET

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Don't they think the Mayans did that with their hoop ball game, instead of going to war? Or was it the Aztecs?

2026-03-05 14:47:29 CET

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I buy a bit of everything, every month, so I usually don't care what is currently going up or down, but I have developed an unhealthy Bitcoin habit and might indulge myself, again, soon.
Everyone needs a vice. Nobody is perfect.

2026-03-05 06:54:53 CET

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Ah, nice. When you add it, I'll run one.

2026-03-05 06:54:17 CET

Oil and Bitcoin and gold and stocks and bonds are up.
Risk-on and risk-off, at the same time. LOL

2026-03-05 06:44:37 CET

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By Xi and Putin? Well, I guess those are his role models.

2026-03-05 06:43:46 CET

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Wait, did I miss the hub thing? Is that not a relay?

2026-03-05 06:40:38 CET

When your party controls Congress, but you still do everything by Executive Order because you think Congress is retarded and you plan on just staying President forever...

2026-03-05 06:39:07 CET

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I also have my Orly.

2026-03-05 06:17:29 CET

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GM
And those 3 people already use your relays. 😂

2026-03-04 22:50:57 CET

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https://media.tenor.com/FOoHWuV-39QAAAAC/nickfury-marvel.gif

2026-03-04 22:48:52 CET

I write like that. I was writing like that since before they invented things that write like that.
We're on the worst possible timeline, fr. So sick of it, already, and America hasn't even conquered Mongolia, yet.
https://media.tenor.com/BpBtyBZ4NtgAAAAC/rachel-mc-adams-regina-george.gif

2026-03-04 22:07:34 CET

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This is pretty

2026-03-04 20:37:52 CET

Nockerberg is, Prosit. 🍻

2026-03-03 19:56:59 CET

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👀 Twice?!!

2026-03-03 13:14:58 CET

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Kidding aside, I've long thought that Nostr would be better with more "Europeaness", and I have tried to add that.
More long-term projects. Less chase-the-hype. More listening and responding to users. Less get-rich-quick schemes. Less begging gazillionaires for a Big Zap, in exchange for something-something-Bitcoin or something-something-AI. More actually thinking up useful things and concepts for ordinary people, and taking the time and the care to build them.
More plodding, dull, hard-working dev and maintenance work. Something innovative is often wearisome to implement. It took us nearly 2 years, merely to get the 30040 kind described and prototyped. In that time, we have watched publishing projects flare up, collect cash and hype, and then die back down... And now they are gone, but we are still here. Still plodding along. As dull as we ever were, but now with thousands of books...

2026-03-03 12:40:47 CET

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Don't encourage us. We have a bad reputation for trying to do that. 😂

2026-03-03 12:06:02 CET

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You're bigger than us.
You're smarter than us.
You're richer than us.
But we're more autistic than you are, so watch out. 😁

2026-03-03 09:07:57 CET

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2026-03-03 09:07:44 CET

Mood.
https://i.nostr.build/mUrmVWkxD1hJJt0f.png
https://img.libquotes.com/pic-quotes/v2/winston-churchill-quote-lbi5c5v.jpg
https://www.brainyquote.com/photos_tr/en/j/johnkennethgalbraith/122383/johnkennethgalbraith1-2x.jpg

2026-03-03 08:52:58 CET

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I'm just believing my lying eyes, on this one.

2026-03-03 08:44:39 CET

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Humans tend to flourish most under capitalism in its early, distributed stage.
The most-successful modern economies are those that had governments that managed their market lightly, but enough to keep the wealth widely-distributed. Such as Western Germany, with its Wirtschaftswunder. Or those that simply conquered vast, new geographical areas or discovered extractive resources, and distributed that wealth to the citizenry, like the USA, Canada, Norway, or Australia. But this only slowed down the decline, and eventually led to government-sponsored private debt accumulation (student loans, long-term mortgages, debt forgiveness, etc.) to try to extend-and-pretend that the party wasn't over.

2026-03-03 08:41:24 CET

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This is the opposite of communism, which starts out the most-effective but least-efficient (single consumer, single producer) and degrades from there, as the chronic inefficiency leads to the rise of alternative/black markets with new, additional consumers.
Capitalism starts out most-efficient but least-effective (higly-distributed wealth resulting in many consumers being served by many producers) and degrades from there, in the strive to gain effective market concentrations, i.e. monopolies.

2026-03-03 08:21:14 CET

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Capitalism naturally tends to centralize. It's baked in to the system because the more capital one person controls, the more effectively they can deploy it to gain even more capital.
It's the giant sucking sound of wealth concentration.

2026-03-03 08:16:53 CET

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Did you have trouble responding to the philosophical point I was making, rather than merely shilling your personal hobby horses?

2026-03-03 08:02:13 CET

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You don't actually need to upgrade your Bitcoin node. It isn't either/or. You can also choose "neither".

2026-03-03 07:41:40 CET

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You can see this Capitalist End Game in the open source space, as well. It truly reeks of economic decay. Wealth is concentrated in so few hands that the projects are mostly being funded by large donations from a small handful of the super-rich or mega-rich (persons or corporations, such as non-profits). Subscriptions are collapsing, individual donations are fewer in number.
Nothing but funds.
That means this small handful of people have effectively formed a controlling board over all of the open-source projects, so that we normal users are regularly being delivered things we didn't want, while the features we clamour for go unimplemented. When we complained about this, they didn't change it. Instead, they gave us AI and told us to volunteer our own time to each build the solution all of us wanted, resulting in 1926 half-broken copies of the same damn thing, produced at 1926 times the expense that 1 working thing would have costed us.
You could have just built what we wanted with the money we already gave you, but you didn't.
Even when donations are collected from smaller actors, they almost only go to that same controlling board. Which already has so much money that they struggle to find anything to spend it on, as a market with a single consumer is inherently inefficient. Humans naturally tend to give their money to entities who already have lots of it, so this effect continues to double-down.
But, nevermind. Carry on. The stock market is up.

2026-03-03 07:17:27 CET

It is here. The Capitalist End Game.
_They pretend to sell useful things. We pretend to buy them._
The precise opposite of the Communist End Game, in theory, and yet exactly the same, in practice:
_They pretend to work. We pretend to pay them._
*Economic horseshoe theory just dropped.*
#nevent1q…f6e6

2026-03-03 07:09:26 CET

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Because the government is the only consumer left. Everyone else is broke.
Gov buys everything on credit, tho, as the mega-rich and large companies own all actual wealth, so the bullishness quickly gets eaten up by the inflation it creates to pay the interest on its credit.
Wash, rinse, repeat.
Because concentration of capital increases with every additional concentration of capital, and only governments can easily create money, capitalism inevitably trends toward communism: one consumer, one producer.

2026-03-02 19:06:13 CET

I split the GitRepublic CLI off into its own repo and I will do the same with the RESTful API.

2026-03-02 19:03:01 CET

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We were in Rome last fall and it was a circus. I so much prefer Milan.
I was there for the races.
My favorite is probably Verona.

2026-03-02 18:44:28 CET

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I split off the CLI. Need to also split the API and the docs off. I need more separation.

2026-03-02 18:28:57 CET

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For clarification: I think you have the _unequivocal_ right to grab your rifle and chase both of the men off your property. I am saying that it would be uncharitable to do so to the second man. At least, until and unless you have found someplace else suitable for him to stay.
I think Christians can argue over what is "until" and what is "suitable", but we're clearly called to charity for our neighbor and this is a literal neighbor. We are obliged to treat him as we would want to be treated.

2026-03-02 18:22:15 CET

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Private property is an inalienable right from God. We know this as all persons are born with at least one property: their own body.

2026-03-02 10:18:35 CET

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Women _are_ oppressed in Iran. The Culture of Death and Rainbow Tyranny won't free them. Both can be true.

2026-03-02 10:14:25 CET

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👩🏻‍🚀🔫

2026-03-02 10:13:39 CET

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I guess the Iranians learned that from observing the Ukrainians, which would be very smart of them.

2026-03-02 10:09:58 CET

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It's funny how there are a couple of us building and maintaining a whole set of clients. 😂
Total development bottleneck.

2026-03-02 10:00:59 CET

Think about it on a smaller scale:
1. You find someone breaking into your basement. They've busted up the place, and are now trying to use a crow bar to open your wall safe. You are completely justified with chasing him off the property and reporting him to the police, to make sure he doesn't return.
2. You find a homeless person, half-frozen and half-starved living in your wood shed. You should probably bring him some warm soup and call your pastor to figure out what to do with him. He can't just camp out in your wood shed, but it would be cruel to just chase him away.
Both of these men have knowingly and actively trespassed on your property, but only one had a criminal intent or was trying to cause you harm. I think that difference should matter, to Christians. And it certainly should matter to Catholics.
#nevent1q…fldt

2026-03-02 09:47:34 CET

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But a nation is a territory (i.e. a property) that houses a particular people _and their guests_. I don't think it's very Christian to toss your guests out onto the street, if they are generally well-behaved.
But I also think you should control who you allow in as a guest, and you should punish all uninvited guests. I don't think automatic deportation is the appropriate punishment for most uninvited guests. They aren't usually a threat to the nation, so banishment is a punishment unfitting the crime. They should have to plead guilty for trespassing, pay a hefty fine, and apply for a formal invitation, or something, with the nation withholding the right to deny it and deport.
Children (those under 18 or still attending secondary school) and pregnant women should not be deported, even if they misbehave, as they are protected classes.
I think we need more nuance in the whole discussion.

2026-03-02 09:09:18 CET

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You could auto-extend the residence at 18, to make it simpler and more "permanent".

2026-03-02 09:06:36 CET

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Think of it like how the RCC does the step-wise rights of initiation.
* baptism --> birth certificate (doubles as residence permit and basis for federal and state IDs)
* communion --> citizenship through adult naturalization
* confirmation --> voting registration after proof of effort

2026-03-02 08:55:18 CET

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The USCCB argument is correct. The Constitution clearly allows birthright citizenship for anyone born in the country, whose parent(s) didn't explicitly refuse to enter the legal jurisdiction (i.e. diplomats, visiting military or political delegations, temporary visa holders, etc.) before arriving.
You would need to change the Constitution, if you want something different.

2026-03-02 08:42:18 CET

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Instead of citizenship at birth (for anyone) do permanent residence for 18 years and then they can apply to have that extended for 10 years, or they can apply for citizenship. It is already the case that your US citizen parents can apply to get you a passport, if you are under 18 and not a citizen.
Make citizenship a formal, active process, based upon points, for everyone. If both of your parents are a citizen, you were born there and had your primary residence there your whole childhood, you get 100 points. And then scale down from there. Then raise the cost of citizenship by requiring every citizen to pay a high poll tax or sign up for the draft or be in public service. Or something like that.
And then see who signs up.

2026-03-01 20:21:44 CET

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Taking my Testerin npub back to da roots.
She's now @npub12um…0z04 🤭
https://image.nostr.build/9de03cf56c8e98606f227efdf03f218f9d25d97d6e3e5b323e1dc6f6f730fa3c.jpg

2026-03-01 19:55:36 CET

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I always just order a bottle of sparkling water, to go along with my coffee. 😂🤷🏻‍♀️
I also don't know how they can stand to drink so little.

2026-03-01 19:39:32 CET

Bin immer wieder verwirrt. Ist das jetzt Laschet oder Pistorius? 🤷🏻‍♀️😂

2026-03-01 19:38:09 CET

2026 is 800 years after the death of St. Francis of Assisi. #Catholic
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/b/bc/S.Francesco_speco.jpg

2026-03-01 19:30:41 CET

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Have you tried ordering an Americano?

2026-03-01 19:28:21 CET

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Sometimes clients need to find information contained in a tag that isn't indexed. So they have to pull all possible events of that kind and sift through them client-side.

2026-03-01 19:26:34 CET

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I use my own clients.

2026-03-01 19:11:45 CET

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Yes, I saw that in the video. Very pretty. I definitely will be visiting some Orthodox churches.

2026-03-01 17:15:52 CET

https://youtu.be/tkhS_MFkbUs
#Aegina #Greece 🤩

2026-03-01 16:54:56 CET

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Leaning toward Athens, Aegina, and Delphi. That's already a lot, since the first and last days is mostly the travel time.

2026-03-01 16:51:03 CET

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There's a bus, but it's 2 hours. 🙈

2026-03-01 16:50:27 CET

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Yeah, @npub17ej…vst6 mentioned Sounio, too, but we'd need to rent a car for that, which is sort of inconvenient. We were only planning on renting to go to Delphi.

2026-03-01 16:45:35 CET

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That is hilarious. We had Greek salad for lunch. 😂

2026-03-01 16:42:21 CET

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Just checked out Aegina and Hydra. Hydra looks more pittoresque, but Aegina is easier to get to and probably exciting enough, for us krauts. 😂
I see that there is a ferry from Pireaus to Aegina.

2026-03-01 16:24:41 CET

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Aaargh, that will take me 5 days to do. 😂 I tend to crawl over historic sights, reading every sign and examining every rock under a microscope. Not to mentioned taking 193610 pictures.

2026-03-01 16:21:10 CET

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Ah, yeah, I've seen a lot of pictures of that. Very nice.

2026-03-01 16:16:19 CET

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Pennies are worth more than ever.

2026-03-01 16:15:18 CET

Literally me. 😁
https://i.nostr.build/3bXyPOY6npjMk03N.png

2026-03-01 14:32:43 CET

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Woo hoo, found an English Mass. ☺
https://saintdenis.gr/en/

2026-03-01 14:22:45 CET