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npub16v82nr4xt62nlydtj0mtxr49r6enc5r0sl2f7cq2zwdw7q92j5gs8meqha

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nprofile1qqsdxr4f36n9a9fljx4e8a4np6j3aveu2phc04ylvq9p8xh0qz4f2ygpp4mhxue69uhkummn9ekx7mq4frlwx

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2026-03-03 09:39:00 CET

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Too soon for my location. Ask again in a couple weeks

2026-03-03 09:38:01 CET

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Every patch fixes a zero day

2026-02-28 06:39:33 CET

This is what life is supposed to be like.
https://image.nostr.build/34a80b48baab1604a3bc50e498cd9b4cf7283a00d43c38f9c2fc190b88a8a508.jpg

2026-02-27 04:39:20 CET

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Yup, this is about right. And even Bruce's password manager won't save him if he ever runs malicious code. Only hardware protection will limit the damage: something like QubesOS or Signet password managers.
#nevent1q…9ucj

2026-02-26 11:51:22 CET

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FreeCAD

2026-02-25 06:13:55 CET

@nprofile…upvs I hit you up on here via DM a couple days ago. If you can't find 'em, hit me up on Meshtastic or some other method.

2026-02-25 06:11:42 CET

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My best friend brews it cold and then lets it warm up to room temperature before drinming it. I have it cold, but not ice cold. You do you.

2026-02-23 23:07:14 CET

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Cold brew for life, yo!

2026-02-18 02:04:29 CET

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Oof
https://image.nostr.build/7c80e0e146dcd8a134f9405ce72db4be380c46a6bacaddf05e3fc20f32fc7ba5.jpg

2026-02-14 20:10:53 CET

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Hanging out at makerspaces, coffee shops that are actually interesting, hacker meetings, luddite groups, and do forth.
But the limitation of only being able to connect with people who are geographically nearby is a drag. For public online chatter: Mastodon/Fediverse/ActivityPub seems to be pretty good. Not perfect, but nothing is.
My part of the change is to focus on to places where I'm happier. It's self interest. But if people want to draw a bigger picture out of it, they could say it's starving the echo chamber of attention, one person at a time. Conversely, one could also say it's strengthing the echo chamber to weed out those who aren't participating. 🤷‍♂️

2026-02-14 19:56:00 CET

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I don't think I'll leave (yet), but maybe shift my attention elsewhere

2026-02-14 19:16:09 CET

I'm getting bored with nostr. Maybe I'm just following the wrong people, but it seems to be an echo chamber about how great the protocol is and platitudes about bitcoin.
Interesting content outside of those two topic areas doesn't get many boosts, so when people do post it, it frequently doesn't get discovered. I've found maybe 8 people on here who post that kind of stuff. That's a pretty small social network.
Combine that with the bots and technical issues DMs no longer being reliable and it's no wonder so many people bounce off and then tell all their friends not to bother with nostr.
Since I delivered these bitter truths about my experience here, I'm already bracing for the reply guys who are going to tell me that I am the problem, or that it's not that bad. Probably at least one insinuation that I oppose freedom of speech or I'm using the wrong client. You know, the usual beratement and gaslighting.

2026-02-13 04:04:38 CET

I was thinking about the "energy money" episode of the home mining podcast and it didn't feel right, but I couldn't immediately articulate why. I figured part of it out.
1. It only counts labor as calories and ignores costs such as the years of experience that yields more food per unit of enerfy expended (companion planting, crop rotation, microclimates, etc.).
2. One Joule doesn't have a fixed value. Does it make sense for the value of bitcoin to go up when there's a heat wave and eveyone turns on the air conditioning? Or go down on an exceptionally sunny day? The value of the labor you invested at the time you earned those sats didn't change, so why should the value you earned change, rather than be preserved? After all, that's literally what "store of value" means.
3. A Joule doesn't have a fixed cost eithrr, so pegging sats to a number of Joules seems like it would only devalue over time as we get better at producing energy.
I think both the guests are exclusive to X, so they'll likely never see these points, but if I'd be happy to have them explain the gap here and convince me of their argument.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=D4wScJde5FM&list=PLgreEWbgzY8CFeWRtmfP0jpyYH-ZpLctt&index=3&pp=iAQB

2026-02-12 08:25:10 CET

@nprofile…quxe In case you didn't see my DM, let me know about that thingl. Happy to get you what you want.

2026-02-11 18:11:27 CET

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Will your device use elliptic curves? 😎
#20Questions

2026-02-11 15:44:51 CET

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We might have the same model. Economy. Only intrerface is a single knob on top for temperature. No frills.
In retrospect, I'm glad I got this model. The amount of time it takes to dry varies across apple varieties, and probably within them too depending on how full I load up the trays. Not much point in having a timer IMO.

2026-02-11 15:38:04 CET

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Aw yeah, open source USB to PS/2 adapters are awesome.
https://artisans.coop/products/usb-keyboard-to-ps-2-adapter-complete-unit

2026-02-11 15:32:35 CET

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Nailed it

2026-02-11 15:24:02 CET

Proof of work: cinnamon apple chips
https://image.nostr.build/810b8e85e25b1daa9282aa48009b46585431e06343d624ea5b06b736747d9359.jpg
Two ingredients. Top notch quality.

2026-02-09 00:01:23 CET

Who can answer this without looking it up?
What state are the New England Patriots from?
Bonus points, what city?

2026-02-08 17:22:00 CET

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A friend of mine installed Myth 2 on Linux just last night. It took a bit of tinkering to get an old 32-bit game working on a 64-bit system, but he got it.
Even after about 25 years, the Linux version of the game still worked.

2026-02-06 06:39:46 CET

Well I guess we won't be seeing any more articles suggesting the 4 year cycle has ended.
Time to hibernate for a year. You can talk about bitcoin price again in '27. You can talk about actual bitcoin whenever.
I don't make the rules.

2026-02-02 21:08:13 CET

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I mean, in all fairness, I'm not seeing this market opportunity and wanting to establish sources for gear, buy it, warehouse it, list it on a marketplace, advertise and so on.
I can get it and still feel disappointed that I have to spend fiat and go to a bigger business instead of buying from an individual.

2026-02-02 21:01:54 CET

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Really, nobody crawled out of the woodwork to school me on the existence of a vendor who sells jackets and boots and whatnot? I'm kinda surprised. It seems like there would be a fair amount of overlap there.

2026-01-30 23:47:37 CET

Surely there is someone out there selling military surplus gear (boots, jackets, thermals, etc.) and accepting sats, right?
cc: @nprofile…urtf

2026-01-30 09:24:23 CET

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Why does knowing how many coins are lost make it more valuable? The supply doesn't change, so I'm guessing your argument is that the demand increases?

2026-01-30 08:50:44 CET

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They're certainly "better" incentives if you are the one getting the inheritence.
As for everyone else, there is no incentive to make your life better. They don't have to answer to the people.
I think we can agree on the timescales for dictators vs democratically elected folks (especially those with term limits). We can lament that together.
But I do not believe monarchs have incentives which are more aligned with the average person. They might _choose_ to do right by the commoner, but the only incentive is to not make people's lives so untolerable that you get overthrown.
Change my mind.

2026-01-30 08:38:11 CET

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If this is what knobfest is about, I'd tune into that. Looks like fun

2026-01-29 23:16:09 CET

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Oh good, the anonymous setting on my zaps seems to be working. 🤣

2026-01-28 07:10:25 CET

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Imagine software that could tell you about companion planting, figure out the optimal layout for what you want to grow this season, along with the number of eacch plant, when to start seeds, transplant and come up with a crop rotation plan.
That's not the power of AI, but that's the power of software. The problem is that these tools do not exist. Faint fractions of them exist.
And yeah, I'm thinking about this coming planting season too. 🙂

2026-01-27 21:23:07 CET

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Why paste over a tincture?

2026-01-27 09:42:48 CET

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What do you use vanilla paste for? I feel like 1/2 tsp of vanilla extract is plenty for an entire batch of whatever I'm baking. So I'm guessing it's not baking, but that's like the only time I ever use vanilla.

2026-01-27 09:40:34 CET

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Plus I initially misinterpreted your comment as "monk fruit is the same as swerve". Which was what made me initially go 🤨. That was my bad. Reading comprehension fail

2026-01-27 08:29:27 CET

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I know you did lotsbof experiments with the jerky. I knew you were gonna be right, but I still had to see it for myself, ya know

2026-01-27 06:46:47 CET

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If you have any questions or want any advice, just ask here. I've purchased a bunch of different models to try them out and havee experimented a fair amount with batteries, antennas and device modes.

2026-01-27 06:41:32 CET

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You joke, but if there's a big enough spread, it'll be worth the effort and someone will put that copper to a better use.

2026-01-26 21:08:07 CET

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In case you're not seeing my replies (nostr DMs don't seem to be stable now that there are a bajillion different types on in/out-boxes)...
I got you

2026-01-26 21:03:57 CET

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/me goes to the kitchen to fact check this...
https://image.nostr.build/1782e6095075d717ead2cb53e7c9b56ef5d66c26db18e0e33f06be3fb0372528.jpg
Huh, both are primarially erythritol! Truvia brand monkfruit on the left, powdered swerve on the right. Well today I learned

2026-01-26 20:44:10 CET

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Swerve

2026-01-24 06:34:19 CET

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Like I said, sounds fun, but I'm pretty sure LNBits doesn't support any of that.

2026-01-24 06:33:31 CET

George Carlin was truly ahead of his time. War, crooked politicians, getting fucked by the rich, people trying to control one another, people's rights...
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=kLdUuMYm_og

2026-01-24 04:44:52 CET

@nprofile…ehzd when will the hestiapi support heat pumps?

2026-01-24 04:40:08 CET

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Yeah, not many people use Go. Sounds like nobody has duplicated the work that has gone into the Python library. But hey, you could change that. Go probably already has protobuf libraries to do all the encoding.
I can attest that Meshtastic dev is incredibly easy in Python, so if you just port all that to Go it should be smooth sailing after that.

2026-01-24 04:29:17 CET

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And the point of opening two small channels would be to have immediate inbound and outbound liquidity.

2026-01-24 04:27:38 CET

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Songs fun, but I'm pretty sure LNBits doesn't support any of that.

2026-01-24 04:26:05 CET

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Yeah, that makes sense. If you want to #yolo it anyway, I'm down to #fafo what happens

2026-01-23 07:01:43 CET

OK, #bitcoin folks. If you run a lightning node and want to open channels to one another, I'm down. DM me for my node info. You open a channel to me, I open an equal channel to you (assuming you're not a baller who is going to open up some crazy huge amount like a .05 BTC channel or something; I'm a geek but I ain't rich).
I have channels to some of the big nodes and plan on opening more, so hopefully my fees will be lower than going through a single LSP. I'm not doing this as a business, I'm doing it because I want more #decentralization, so I can afford to have low AF fees. If going through me is as few or fewer hops as going through a big LSP, it should save you some fractions of a cent. 😝
I do ask that you actually USE your lightning node though. Even if you don't buy anything and it's just for zaps. Even if it doesn't go through our channels.
And I do take suggestions on to whom I should open channels. I do plan on hitting up as many of the #nostr vendors as I can and seeing if I can open a channel to them directly. Failing that, I'll open a channel to the LSP they use.

2026-01-20 23:12:11 CET

Ugh. Contractors.
Had a communications error on my thermostat (system was installed in 2022, has a 10 year warranty on parts and labor).
Called up the same company that installed it, told them that resetting it from the stat fixes it for about 30 seconds, powering off the HVAC at the breaker fixes ot for a few days. Said I thought it was probably the HVAC side, but just wanted them to come out and take a look.
They come out and say the electric heat walire shouldn't be connected. (Context: it uses modbus, not the traditional relay system, ajd it has been wired that way since it was installed and worked fine the whole time). OK. They flipped the breaker to change the wires, so we couldn't tell if the fix really worked, but the tech seemed confident.
Next day: comm error again. Call them back, they come out and replace the stat. Also flashed the firmware on both HVAC boards
Again, since they flipped the breaker, we can't really tell if it worked, but the same tech was confident this would do it and if not said the next step would be to replace thr HVAC board.
Next day: I get a bill for $260 for that first call. Call them up and ask if it's covered under warranty. It's covered, but the charged me more for labor than is covered because they have to drive an hour each way. OK, I pay the $130 that wasn't covered.
Evening that same day: comm error again. It was after hours, so I emailed a photo of the error in to them explaining that the new stat didn't fix the issue, I understand the board will need to be replaced and that might take time to get the parts in. No worries, I can manage with flipping the breaker every few days. Also, I'd be happy to just have you come deal with this next time you are in town to save you the travel time, and me the money.
They reply: the tech thinks the stat wire might be getting interference from the power line that's run next to it.
I take about 35 minutes crafting as polite of an email as I can explaining that it's been wired like this from the start and nothing has changed, that I realize I'm not the HVAC expert, but I was skeptical about the first two resolutions and neither of them worked. I explain that I am frustrated that it's taking 3+ trips to resolve this issue. I ask if we can just replace the board instead.
They give me a one-sentence reply. WaterFurnace said we should re-run the stat wire, so that's what we're goi g to do.
I simply ask if it'll be partially or fully recovered by warranty. It's been 5 days and they haven't answered, or even ackowledged my question.
So yeah. I'm frustrated. Just venting (haha). No need for trying to solve the problem.
But I will say that I'd prefer a permissionless system for warranty repairs instead of this "authorized repairpersons only" approach.

2026-01-20 22:31:41 CET

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At this point it's more fun than useful, but that might change in the future.

2026-01-20 22:30:49 CET

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I plan on expanding functionality of the #meshtastic bot every week or two.
I have regular hangouts with fellow hackers where we apl work on our own projects, sometimes collaborate and always kibitz, and this is the perfect type of project. Small, simple, doesn't require much concentration, tolerant of constant interruption due to comments from the peanut gallery, can make tiny iterative changes. 👨‍🍳💋
#nevent1q…p35a

2026-01-20 22:26:14 CET

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Yeah, I'd be open to that. DM me some details on what you need.

2026-01-20 09:57:54 CET

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Positive things. With sources when possible. Things that make me stop & think. Things you're working on and excited about.

2026-01-19 22:16:57 CET

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I'm not sure what happened that time. I think it was a fluke. I started printing the exact same file again to see if it happened every time, but then I realized I can check the threads with that failed print. They were still too tight, so I aborted the re-print. I got the tolerance right eventually.
I never did do anything to fix the issue partway up the shaft, hence my conclusion that it was a fluke. Maybe the spool got tangled and caused an airgap before it snapped out of it? We'll never know.

2026-01-19 20:40:49 CET

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Most people hide those iterations, but I'm keeping it real. 😎

2026-01-19 20:35:58 CET

This is what prototyping looks like in 3D printing land
https://image.nostr.build/178b9d38a8fe43d5ef05521dcd752545518c767df530b6d532eca9d256d30aa1.jpg
That battery is a 26700, and the cube on top is the perfect size to hold a tiny #meshtastic node. Those have substancially more energy than the 18650s. Battery has lasted over a week (and counting) of 24/7 usage without a charge.
Antenna is in a sleve, which is just barely visible on the right hand side of the 4th case from the left.

2026-01-18 09:15:29 CET

I managed to write a #meshtastic simple bot in a night.
It is Python code that runs on a computer and uses a Meshtastic node connected via serial.
DM it commands and it'll DM you responses.
Currently the only real command is /wiki TOPIC which will search wikipedia for TOPIC, and give you the first 200 bytes of the wikipedia page that is the closest match.
Allows a tiny research if you're out and about with a meshtastic mode but without a cellphone (or at least cell data service).
I plan on briding it to my self-hosted Matrix server next. And someday, I'd like to have a local copy of wikipedia so that will also work without the internet. The sky is the limit, as long as we don't want to send much data. LOL

2026-01-17 23:39:38 CET

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I ended up spending the day in the basent, painting the ceiling until I ran out of paint. I **almost** got an entire first coat done.
Not sure it made a difference in my cognitive abilities, but at least I was productive. Going to chill with some mates this evening and just shoot the breeze. Should be relaxing.

2026-01-17 17:48:47 CET

My mind is completely shot today.
No clear reason. Got a reasonable night's sleep. Not undue stress. Just woke up unable to concentrate.
Guess I'll do some painting today, and other physical projects that don't require any thought.
Better luck tomorrow.

2026-01-17 17:35:47 CET

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I got you. How we got started:
https://makerspaceurbana.org/2025/10/25/origins-of-repair-cafe-urbana/
How we operate:
https://makerspaceurbana.org/2025/11/12/how-the-repair-cafe-works/
I was the primary instigator, but I wouldn't have done so without other people who stepped up to help.
Mentors and clients come from spreading the word. Some people are both (e.g. get help fixing some mechanical things, help someone else sew some things).
Spreading the word is hard, especially for someone who has large enough moral qualms with Facebook that we don't have an account on any Meta service. I've been using Nextdoor because that's what people around here use and they're not as evil as Meta. Also going to community block parties, recycling events, trying to partner with various groups, posting fliers on physical bulletin boards, private Matrix channels to remind the regular hackers & makers, and most of all: asking people to tell their friends.
No time banking. No scheduling coordination either. People show up if and when they feel like it. If they enjoy the challenge of fixing some random object, they'll usually come back, at least ocassionally if not regularly. So far we've had 4-8 mentors at every event.

2026-01-17 17:21:29 CET

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Nope. Purely community driven.

2026-01-16 09:10:06 CET

Tonight was our most successful Repair Café to date! We had a good nine of mentors, a line out the door, people waiting in the lounge for a mentor to become available, and nobody bright in things we couldn't fix. Some required parts we didn't have on hand, but they're going to come back next time with the parts in hand.
I think the coolest thing this month was that we fixed a Toyota product (BTW, our Repair Café is in the basement). It was the battery pack out of a Prius which had some bad cells. I wasn't directly involved in that one, but I was told it was successful, including rebalancing the cells.

2026-01-15 05:34:41 CET

To the two people on #nostr who are within a reasonable distance:
Repair Cafe Urbana is tomorrow (Thursday) night at the Makerspace.
Come hang out and socialize.
Help people fix some stuff if you're interested.
Bring something to fix if you got it.

2026-01-15 05:32:14 CET

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Of the communty, by the community, for the commununity.
What a revolutionary concept. 😝
If all the social medias suddenly went paid or GTFO, I'd bail and lean harder into my community services.

2026-01-14 06:25:32 CET

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Yeah, I was doing similar math on video games. Compare the hundreds of hours I've spent playing Fallout as compared to going to the movie theater. Suffice to say, I got my money's worth.
For me, I'd just switch to using my own servers for social media. So zero dollars directly, but there's still certainly a cost.

2026-01-14 06:12:59 CET

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Valid.
Would you say social media is worthless? Or that someone other than the users should pay? Whatcha thinking 'bout, kid?

2026-01-14 01:00:49 CET

How much should people pay to be on social media? What would you say is a fair price for the benefits it brings? What are those benefits?
#AskNostr
The money could go to relay operators, software devs, centralized companies, people who run a federated server... whomever you want. I'm just asking for your opinion on the value/price.

2026-01-12 09:32:37 CET

I made the mistake of checking the national and international news. Time to go touch grass.

2026-01-12 04:00:59 CET

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They have plugins that let you check out with BTCPay if you already have a store.
https://docs.btcpayserver.org/WhatsNext/

2026-01-12 02:49:59 CET

Someone on the internet told me BTCPay server can act as a store. The docs say it can be connected to **another** store, but says nothing about listing products for sale directly in @nprofile…kvl9
Did I get duped? #AskNostr
https://docs.btcpayserver.org/WhatsNext/

2026-01-08 06:13:50 CET

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I'm with you. The algo fed it to me and I was like 🙄. But then someone suggested it in a private group and said someone else in the group was in the video, so that got my attention. My guess is that it was their meshtastic ID in the video, but I didn't bother to ask.

2026-01-08 01:11:00 CET

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I have to admit, he backed up this clickbait title with a lot of interesting history and philosophy. It's pretty legit
#nevent1q…q4ta

2026-01-07 00:23:20 CET

OK #nostr, it's time for some #FunnelTalk
https://video.nostr.build/a8f54c9c54fd007e260fa31160defe4a18d3ca9a61b1ae6bbf14bf7a01a06682.mp4
I think it's impprtant to have a wide variety. What do you think?

2026-01-07 00:12:12 CET

My hydroponics plants have sprouted.
https://image.nostr.build/cde10b9fee7d1bb6245b0dd74eaaead5a0c87811826a6083932eba1f852fa99e.jpg
https://image.nostr.build/70631600366c8f96a20355b3329e068b6a0238acdb1b634897bdf99b4b328feb.jpg
Of course, it's been long enough now that I'm not entirely sure what I planted. Stevia and a bunch of greek oregano, I think? I'll find out when it gets a bit bigger...

2026-01-05 07:36:21 CET

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LMK of your interested. Recycling day is next week

2026-01-05 04:23:40 CET

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"They would need a digital converter, they predated cable cards"
Full disclosure: I've never had cable TV, so I have no idea how any of this stuff works or what these words mean. I'm just shuffling messages back and forth

2026-01-04 04:29:17 CET

Any one in Chicagoland want a free Tivo Series 2 with a lifetime subscription?
Up to five available. Only catch is you pick it up and put it to good use. Just don't want them to tgo to eWaste.

2026-01-03 05:29:59 CET

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I used the automated kiosks, which seem to be the only way ro place an order in the store.

2026-01-03 00:37:10 CET

It's 2026 and Steak n Shake still accepts bitcoin.
https://image.nostr.build/aa584a51d4124d28cab780f5ace1c55e2e59013c044a25cabc6b1cf619ae3846.jpg

2025-12-30 21:05:14 CET

I found this old sticler in my sticker box. Check the date.
https://image.nostr.build/1f87a370b8b4f531bfa4ee708f52c0c1cda6dd063bbdbd5110c8ef95b6a05760.jpg

2025-12-30 19:29:28 CET

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Very modular. How do you run the electrical with those sandbag style walls?

2025-12-30 01:10:25 CET

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The real answer is 3 years 142 days (just under 3.5 years).
Nov 29, 2013 ($1,206.90) -> Apr 19, 2017 ($1,215.20) = 1237 days
I haven't done a comprehensive analysis to back this up, but that's what it looks like by manually looking at historical charts.
What would be really cool would be to do a full amazingly and account for inflation and/or compare to various stock markets (Dow, S&P, Nasdaq), or stocks (TSLA, NVDA, etc.)

2025-12-30 00:45:17 CET

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Wait, no. That's not right. It says 16 Dec 17 was 1477 days since the ATH, but the price was $17,604.80. But if you look back over the past 4 years, it was hitting ATHs constantly.
Everything in this chat looks backwards. If it's going up to new highs, the line should be red (zero days since ATH), but it's purple on the way up and red on the way down.

2025-12-30 00:29:18 CET

The longest time between BTC ATHs was 4 years and 17 days.
That means everyone who held for that long has made a profit, even if the person who had literally the worst timing possible.
On the flip side, if you are going to need that money in less than 4 years, maybe don't tie it up in bitcoin.
Data source: https://bitcoincounterflow.com/charts/days-since-ath/

2025-12-29 03:55:51 CET

I just made the worst chocolate chip cookies of my life.
I substituted in coconut flour for chickpea flour, but I made the mistake of doing it by weight instead of volume. They were way too dry and even adding some oil didn't save them.
⭐⭐Two stars. I'll eat them so they don't go bad.
If they scored any lower, I'd pitch them directly in the bin.

2025-12-27 04:35:32 CET

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If I can get this speted out, I might print some out on nice glossy paper.
I noticed the corners don't line up in your pictures, is that intentional?
Is your table the same distance in from the edge of the paper as mine?

2025-12-26 09:04:46 CET

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Yeah, beef broth is dark, but I've never seen it THAT dark. And I don't know what would be darker broth than bovine.
How about some clues...
Is it an even toed ungulate?

2025-12-26 02:09:35 CET

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That first one is perplexing and the second one looks like turkey

2025-12-25 22:05:39 CET

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Even if I don't make the cormers line up, my middle column is always too small. Maybe I printed with the wrong margins (I used the default)?
https://image.nostr.build/f45be522805fbf157855ac32e12cb4a0c7ee43245fb4dc0dacf91500cc5dce44.jpg
My table is 1.75cm (11/16") in from the the edge of the paper.
https://image.nostr.build/7fc718f3b5887095fa84fb1615f06de6944a241b6f52a9264f6f95afc8a13fdb.jpg

2025-12-25 00:15:03 CET

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Wait, you're 33+ years old?

2025-12-24 21:51:17 CET

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M. (suggestion) Put the variations above the description instead of below it. With a long description, the user currently has to scroll all the way up to the top to see the image, and then all the way back down to the bottom to switch color, and then all the way back up to the top to see the picture of that color... It would be more user friendly to put the variation selection next to the images which will be updated.

2025-12-24 21:46:12 CET

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L. When editing a product, it says "uploading file" even though I'm not iploading any files. Would suggest making it say something like "saving product"

2025-12-24 21:43:07 CET

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I. Can't embed a video of the product in the product listing
J. Can't link to things in the product listing (e.g. the getting started guide)
K. The "primary" image shows up when viewing the product briefly, but then it switches to the image for the first variation.

2025-12-24 21:40:29 CET

BTC Postage bug report:
I. email isn't listed as a required field on the registration page, but it is.
II. When email is omitted, no errors are shown. It effectively refreshes the page leaving the user to wonder WTF just happened.
Not sure where to send this, but these should go into your issue tracker so they can get fixed.

2025-12-23 01:01:18 CET

If anyone wants to do an amazing art project, capture all these YouTube videos saying "we have 900 days left" or that 2026 is going to see a huge crash or "we are not ready"... you know, all the sensational clickbait of today.
Then post about them later to either credit or roast the prophets AND THE PEOPLE WHO PROMOTED THEM.
Because failing to vet your guests who are spouting nonsense should be something for which they should be accountable.

2025-12-22 08:01:50 CET

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I boosted Patrick's post without comment. People can read what he wrote and come to their own conclusions.
#nevent1q…hjsp

2025-12-22 01:19:39 CET

Here's an idea for a service that would financially help open source projects.
https://4d2.social/@dougie_jones/115724458039311158
The TL;DR is that it'd let people set a budget for voluntary contributions (e.g. $100/month) and enable people to make decisions about who gets how much. The donor would be charged a single payment using whatever sysyem they prefer (Venmo, CashApp, or whatever) and each of the recipients would get paid via whatever means they prefer (bitcoin, PayPal, etc.)
They go into more detail in their post, so if this sounds interesting to you, I'd encourage you to read the source material.
I'm curious to hear what y'all nostrinos think of this. Some of you are into payment processing, #v4v, #OpenSource and other topics which seem relevant here.

2025-12-20 20:33:59 CET

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I did and I replied but now I don't see my reply, so maybe it was never actually sent (nor did it give me any error message stating that...)? Anyway, I'll try again now

2025-12-20 20:31:28 CET

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How do propose we do that?

2025-12-20 08:23:22 CET

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Was this designed for A4 instead of US Letter size paper?

2025-12-20 08:03:36 CET

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No, not crumbly. I've had requests from others in my household for chewy apple ships instead of crispy ones, so I've been doing 3/8" instead of 1/4" or 1/8".
Side benefit: thicker slices means less work for me.