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Maybe I will if it still happening. But I need to install everything back just to prove you what I saw with my own eyes in real time. Not right now, sorry. BTW I saw people mentioned this primal's 'feature' not once

2026-03-26 09:19:49 UTC

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I compared Primal to Amethyst, and here's what bothered me about Primal: it filters certain content - replays, even specific users based on criteria only they seem to understand. It reloads media content with its own CDN, funnels all traffic through its cache relay, and keeps showing premium upgrade notification badge. Maybe you right and that's what I need to reduce connections count. But if my connection to Primal servers is bad it won't help...

2026-03-26 08:55:39 UTC

I think I gave up on Nostr. It need too much connections to too much servers to work normal, not good (I think good is impossible). Now #Wisp trying to send me in 2023. Fuck it.

2026-03-24 17:22:35 UTC

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What do you mean? How long waves should be and what protocol/technology supports it?

2026-03-24 17:19:19 UTC

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With Tor you can use anything that works trough Tor. But 1. Tor is slow and sometimes can't connect. 2. I can't teach everyone how to use Tor (bridges, SNI, troubleshooting). 3. So why do I need SimpleX working only on Tor?! I can chat with you if you want, haha.

2026-03-22 06:22:55 UTC

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I think connections is the main problem. The second problem is clients never notice when you have poor connection, and event will just fking disappear after you push send button. Because clients can't predict what relays will do and if connection will be still bad or good enough to push event to relay at the exact moment when you try to publish something.

2026-03-21 22:03:26 UTC

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She's too old for this shit)))

2026-03-21 22:02:43 UTC

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idk. you can use logging software to find out if there's any connection or not.

2026-03-21 21:56:35 UTC

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DPI doesn't care from what IP to what IP the traffic is going. It uses LLMs and other soft to find the signatures of blocked protocols or kinds of obfuscation and drop it immediately, no matter it legal or illegal, it doesn't care. That's why when our people buying VPS's, installing VPN/proxy tunnel there, they're trying not to use it with banks, governments and other surveillance apps. Because from the moment vps's ip known, earlier or later connection to it became "depressed" automatically. DPI doesn't care why you use this tunnel. That's why when white list regime is working, even whitelisted hosts could be unavailable - DPI still doesn't care, and nobody could stop it. In couple of years or even less nobody would buy a server for VPN - that's their goal. To make it useless waste of time and money.

2026-03-21 21:40:26 UTC

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There's many enthusiasts in big cities developing mesh. But using radiowaves with strong encryption is dangerous - fsb can fuck you anytime. If your network will grow to status "public", you must give up keys and register in SORM. In other ways (without encryption) you rely on "nobody cares/listens/reads" and "I had nothing to hide". Easier to use the "national messenger" Max.

2026-03-21 21:28:06 UTC

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I don't know man there is no free internet anymore

2026-03-21 21:22:38 UTC

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Tor with bridges. I2P for what? Darkweb or something like it? I tried to connect for experiment and in my area it never connects, "reseed seems to be totally failed". Vray idk what it is, v2ray is a popular client for Xray and sometimes it works with the right configured keys. What is hydraveil? Never heard of it.

2026-03-21 21:08:54 UTC

Nostr is so bad omg sometimes I hate it I fucking reply to some npub and that reply is like my new note. I click on the note I tried to reply (there's a number 2 near reply button) and can't see any replies at all wtf did I answer them or not what is that 2 means I hate it is so baaaad

2026-03-21 20:56:34 UTC

#nevent1q…vt9z
Delta chat's chatmail public servers are mostly blocked. When trying to use email services like Yandex mail or Rambler you'll immediately get permanent ban for suspicious activity or spam (they know about PGP and Delta chat of course). The most popular Mail_ru gives you an external app password only if you pay for subscription, you can't use delta chat unless you paid them and even if you pay them you likely will be banned for "spam". So you can't just tell people to install delta chat and be connected - relay by default blocked, local email services doesn't want to see your encrypted messages...
Nostr-based messaging is much worse than anything you can use in such conditions. The number of DM relays are less then fingers on one hand. Dms here are superbad, it is unusable from my view. I changed client (now I'm using Wisp) and my old dms are missed, and those somehow appeared doesn't looks good. Nostr uses too many connections, it depends on availability of relays and good internet channel. I often struggle to send some basic event to three of the most popular public relays. I don't think Nostr can be the solution somehow. It failed in many ways. I tried White noise by the way, 0xchat too, idk it always lags and you have to admit compromises or surrender on it.

2026-03-21 19:11:53 UTC

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DPI is not everywhere and it can't be everywhere, at least this day. In Russia when they're hardly trying to block 2-3 popular protocols or global services at once, some old shit like Shadowsocks or Wireguard and even Socks5 starts working. There's always will be a pretty solid path until total Cheburnet activated. And I mentioned Signal for a reason. It devs implemented feature that bypass DPI blocking with one checkbox activated. Idk how it works and if it is working right now or not (I'm not a Signal user), but I know the only problem with Signal in Russia was to register and log in to the messenger (you can't just receive SMS with code and you can't first-time connect without VPN), so their solution works, but not from the box, and not for everyone. I hope SimpleX and others "decentralized" guys will not turn away from the users from Russia like many service providers does for any reason (sanctions, politics, war, etc.) BTW your governments will try to implement some kind of blockade (nation-wide network) earlier or later, so be prepared.

2026-03-21 18:09:17 UTC

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Dude, you have no idea what's going on here. What Mullvad are you talking about — it hasn't worked here for a long time. Sentinel and others "decentralised" are farming civilized West's money with shitcoins, it's not about VPN quality and resilience. Every other person in Russia keeps two or three VPN services on their phones in case the latest twice obfuscated VPN protocol suddenly stops working... Some people switch foreign VPS servers like gloves just to stay connected to the outside world. Telegram started being blocked partly because it's the most convenient source of VLESS keys (and Tor bridges), places to buy cryptocurrency, and "forbidden" information from opposition media. So your advice is a bit off the mark, man. We're on the front lines of a passive fight for free access to information.

2026-03-21 17:46:58 UTC

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Yes, obfs4 or webtunnel bridges with fake SNI works when Cheburnet is off. When it's on, it's hard to connect to anything even "white listed" domains itself.

2026-03-21 17:40:45 UTC

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In my region (of Russia) Telegram is sometimes work without VPN, sometimes not, depending on ISP and mobile/WiFi connection. Govt controlled media yesterday signalled about Roscomnadzor is struggling to block Telegram with somehow limited resources, and it seems likely, for now at least. Maybe they just want more money for DPI infrastructure and playing, idk. I gave up on SimpleX when their support told me they doesn't have plans to implement any circumvention tools (similar to Signal's solution or others). And many many people in Russia did the same when it stop working without VPN. I hope SimpleX's position "other services must provide connection, not us do anything" will change. The difference between SimpleX's non-commercial basis and all vpns, that are paid (directly, or ads/data selling), is completely understandable... By the way in my case mentioned Session, that is still installed on my device, is not working with or without VPN, idk why. Session lasts longer than SimpleX, much longer, but since the end of 2025 I never had session online.

2026-03-21 15:07:09 UTC

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Oh they're starting to listen their users. 40 years it was unnecessary.

2026-03-21 14:49:01 UTC

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SimpleX doesn't work in Russia. Session is blocked too. Seems like it was much easier to block than Telegram (they're trying right now and it still works). SimpleX depends only on it's own infrastructure + Flux servers and it doesn't survive in restricted conditions.

2026-03-20 09:37:46 UTC

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Signer is an app/extension too. And sometimes it asks to connect to the web. How could one not to trust someone?

2026-03-20 09:34:20 UTC

Google explained how Android users will install apps from apks in the new "security" paradigm. From August user must confirm the wish to install apps from other than Play Store sources, then wait for 24 hours.
https://blossom.primal.net/3df893ce9aa4e2f80ed5420b823bcf094500525cbd3cbcecf54d863fd85baf5c.jpg
https://blossom.primal.net/3f650d464bf9013fcd61f790e84e400b2baa2b9e8e3fad2769d8c673cde84471.jpg

2026-03-20 07:08:08 UTC

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Last couple days? Maybe couple of quarters?

2026-03-18 10:41:00 UTC

My mobile operator, noticing that I switched to a no-fee plan (to keep my number), offered me 100 minutes of calls, 20 SMS messages, and 1 gigabyte of data for 12 cents a month. Additionally, I can connect extra free services: another 10 gigabytes of data with no conditions and 5 gigabytes of data with unlimited messengers, taxi apps, and banking services for five days in case my account runs out of money. Plus, there's unlimited data for the Russian "equivalents" of YouTube - Rutube and VKVideo.

2026-03-15 10:49:14 UTC

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Интересно, почему разрабы Дурова не блочат передачу/пропуск сообщений и звонков своих лояльных пользователей на/через чужие сука серверы в каком-то сраном форке их собственного клиента? Они ж не открытый протокол и по пользовательскому соглашению обязаны защищать данные... или я чего-то не понимаю, или эти гондоны закрыли глаза в попытке содействовать и сотрудничать, как от них того требуют?

2026-03-15 09:02:30 UTC

So glad for Kimi Antonelli. First Italian to win Grand Prix in 20 years. The battle between Mercs and Ferraris is so fun to watch. Hope RBs and McLaren will join later. #F1
https://blossom.primal.net/83f667bbc0a02c6d89629bc3ef9451333b5408ac5905b0ca5adaea0ed9bfb22d.png

2026-03-14 16:59:53 UTC

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Cleaned "Bad" relays in Wisp's settings and connection was restored. That's a thing to do if your general relays are in that list for some reason (failed connection, maintenance etc.)

2026-03-14 16:57:27 UTC

Can't send notes with Tor connection

2026-03-10 17:08:30 UTC

Legend
https://blossom.primal.net/d3b676ce3d656183153ce24eac945075a598c41d5e488d1e780c976fa386e57b.png

2026-03-04 05:54:08 UTC

Yesterday my sister asked me to install Windows on her new Huawei laptop. I spent about seven hours on it, even though Windows 11 was properly licensed (with a product key) and the task was just the operating system and an office suite. At first the installation was interrupted due to missing drivers for the wireless module, then it turned out the Windows version was outdated; after updating, BitLocker encryption broke, so I had to roll back and wait again for 25H2 to install. No matter how many years go by, Microsoft stays the same.

2026-03-02 15:40:02 UTC

https://blossom.primal.net/15f5cf8ca6cd7f61d9fea4f86b8fe9eec5e1def9ff75ce67639c83109d052484.jpg

2026-03-02 05:01:51 UTC

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did I accidentally tap the ! sign button and marked my cute spider pic GM as NSFW? 🤔

2026-03-02 04:43:41 UTC

GM!
https://blossom.primal.net/89d420079d5682b52bed8622eae7535554103f558014327564e9c391855c0c40.webp

2026-02-28 10:43:21 UTC

department of war

2026-02-27 16:28:43 UTC

Why does Amber needs internet connection and permission for background activity? I signed once and gave consent for the main features in client, but why does it need to run in the background all the time? Does anyone actually approve every single action separately or connect signer to relays? 🤔 #asknostr

2026-02-26 17:58:22 UTC

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shut your slop down

2026-02-26 17:53:11 UTC

I like Wisp. Goodbye again, Amethyst!

2026-02-25 11:44:56 UTC

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It's unusable here. Tor over Tor is not allowed, I turned it off in bitchat settings, and it still doesn't work with system Tor. Teleported to Europe, can see around 30 anons, start to type them and connection immediately lost. Turn Tor off everywhere, aiming Moscow region. There is 4 to 7 peers, and counting 4, 7, 4, 7 like some glitch. Nobody answered. Fine, trying macOS again - mesh is working, but the bug with the interface element overlapping the text input field has still not been fixed. https://image.nostr.build/519611e41f7adf945f0ec19d927b0d841394440ced93cb57a1bc1f1f9ed92456.jpg
https://image.nostr.build/bbbf2d74ba94f609c43295dabfb2cad904c5226e6542faf535b47ba360d5670b.jpg https://image.nostr.build/cac36f39f6add95131e827068d705723600301ecc25344c77593ba2f02561a75.jpg

2026-02-25 11:11:03 UTC

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Oh, I see. Didn't know that. Will try with orbot or something. But why it doesn't work in mesh mode? Bluetooth is always on, all permissions granted, my macbook sometimes connect with graphened pixel, normie pixel never connects. It crashes every time on macOS, it feels stupid and unalive

2026-02-25 11:03:57 UTC

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Judging by the direction things are heading, only approved services from so-called white lists will operate in the Cheburnet mode. These include the websites and applications of banks, taxi services, major delivery platforms, the national messenger Makh, websites and applications related to the government and authorities, state media, local video hosting service, streaming platforms and app stores, among others. They won't even need international DNS; there is a separate domain name system for the internal internet, from which addresses like YouTube, WhatsApp, and others have already been removed. It's unlikely that GitHub or GitLab will be included in the white lists. However, currently, the likelihood of a complete blockade and isolation from the external internet is rather low.

2026-02-25 02:59:36 UTC

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Are you recommending it to me or Rudolf? Why?

2026-02-25 02:58:45 UTC

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Of course, so russians are using custom bridges for Tor. What's your point on that?

2026-02-25 02:55:23 UTC

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The main question is you want your friends to communicate each other inside or with you and others outside Russia? For outside there's no better alternative than cleverly configured VPN (+Tor). I really don't think Nostr based thing can do much here. Maybe if we had enthusiasts who creates relays on critical infrastructure from "white lists"... and it still easy to block. At the moment I'm testing Delta chat - there's a chance emails won't die when other communication channels will be turned off. But centralized services (Yandex mail, Mail. Ru etc.) can easily ban accounts that transmit encrypted messages using Delta Chat, citing suspicion of spamming, so again, relays within the country are needed.

2026-02-24 19:10:44 UTC

Hmm
https://image.nostr.build/0dff28b14853c05c0836806ede25d0b64d0fda46fda9e7f5e1194617ee3416c4.jpg

2026-02-24 19:07:54 UTC

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Yeah yeah as you say

2026-02-24 18:51:07 UTC

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You're sounds like another AI bot. Sorry of you not, your npub is not loaded on my side. No, Nostr is not censorship proof. It's a bit wild now because it has no influence. WhiteNoise is a private messenger, there's no logical connection to censorship. Did you mean surveillance? Bitchat is very bad imo. It doesn't work or work different on 3 devices in one room. Two of them is pixel phones and macbook. Its doesn't see each other in less then one meter. One on one sometimes/maybe, but never all three. For me bitchat doesn't work neither via Bluetooth nor through Nostr. One day I've tryed to add note to my city - three or four times it just didn't go anywhere. Some relay(a) I can't reach from my location with out without VPN or my place is geoblocked idk how it suppose to work...

2026-02-24 17:16:09 UTC

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Go fuck yourself

2026-02-24 17:00:55 UTC

So many cool things happening. Nostr is taking about itself, fucking AI agents and bitcoin. https://image.nostr.build/198a004ba3e589f01c1f7469d8efa4d25326729ed98f9e4f26f56c139f1f5b27.jpg

2026-02-23 06:35:34 UTC

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In our region, people don't eat squirrels, but they do eat marmots—commonly known as tarbagans. These animals suffer from plague and can infect those who consume them. Therefore, during an epidemic in Mongolia and Buryatia, the authorities urge people not to eat them. Hunters enjoy hunting them because of the animals' carefulness. The fat from these animals is also valuable and used in folk medicine. https://image.nostr.build/add13eda637d179e15cd20f04892346d4b434105fe6fc9ad198d449105af2360.jpg

2026-02-22 13:47:06 UTC

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Важное уточнение: я смотрел App Store на маке, не на айфоне. Так что это вопрос совместимости, а не региональных ограничений. На яблофоне пока до анонимных/децентрализованных/неприземлившихся месенджеров не добрались, но думаю с учетом сговорчивости эпла можно ожидать в обозримой перспективе.

2026-02-21 09:38:49 UTC

Re-watching Mr. Robot. Quite sad how 11 years later we live in much worse world than it was predicted.

2026-02-21 08:39:09 UTC

It was fake - I tried to find those apps from macOS App Store, not iOS.
#nevent1q…wm0u

2026-02-20 15:38:08 UTC

Testing Delta Chat. Some issues with message delivery I see. From Android to iOS for example. Anyway my email (not chatmail) server is in Russia so there's hope it won't stop when total Cheburnet will hit the ground.

2026-02-19 17:14:57 UTC

I finally switched to Graphene OS.

2026-02-17 20:29:02 UTC

Happy New Year!

2026-02-13 03:06:33 UTC

New F1 cars looking good! https://image.nostr.build/a8027d6216a4f53f1856036022b11fe030688f0712b72f6746765ab9af31b689.jpg

2026-02-13 02:20:47 UTC

Can't find Session and SimpleX in Russian App Store. No Viber too. Telegram and Whatsapp next? #Apple

2026-02-12 09:04:32 UTC

Russian government: blocking Telegram
My heat supplier: join our Telegram channel! https://image.nostr.build/2fdaca25c262e82e9d80c0618235eeb1ff0e3f915c575a07478ddb5165d02f55.jpg

2026-01-31 17:06:43 UTC

I feel like I'm done with crypto. What a hard times to live.

2026-01-29 07:12:55 UTC

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Orbot with obfs4/webtunnel bridges works surprisingly good on my phone too. It's slower than VPN, but I don't care for now.

2026-01-15 17:15:20 UTC

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And you don't know what is effective.

2026-01-15 16:53:03 UTC

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It's better to try to resist surveillance than to laugh at those who try. Many people don't limit themselves to using Tor; there are plenty of ways, if not to get rid of surveillance, then at least to make it harder for the algorithms of corps. And for Nostr, if someone really want to be anonymous, there is https://anonostr.com/

2026-01-12 07:57:31 UTC

My VPN provider was successfully fully blocked by government, so now I'm using Tor Browser on laptop and it's working really well with webtunnel bridges - even YouTube working more or less good (if all videos suddenly become "unavailable", set the "new identity" and restart browser).

2025-12-31 17:04:56 UTC

Happy new year!

2025-12-24 18:40:44 UTC

This month, I've used less than a gigabyte of mobile data. This is not only because I spend most of my time in a Wi-Fi zone, but also because mobile internet in Russia is practically dead. Meanwhile, almost all mobile operators are raising their prices due to the "increased load."

2025-11-23 03:20:39 UTC

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The difference in the sound of cars from the same team has been discussed many times, and in most cases, the difference is explained by different car settings and driver preferences. I also noticed a pronounced whistle from Norris's onboard, but I don't consider this evidence of a decisive difference in the cars' technical characteristics. But I heard an opinion that the last updates of the season, which McLaren brought in at rounds 7-9 before the end of the championship, introduced decisive changes that were much more suitable for Norris, Piastri's weeks. I agree that favoritism for brit is evident, it's obvious, but I don't believe that the team is sabotaging Piastri, preventing him from revealing his talent, especially that they have different cars. Piastri would never agree with old details. And if one driver have a new front wing/brakes/suspension or anything, but his partner is not, the team explain it immediately after the mandatory registration of any changes in it's cars between races.
FIA and F1 owners are political, profit-oriented and likely corrupted institutions. I agree Briatore needed to be banned from racing business for life after what he did.
Behind the scenes, a lot of what could be called match-fixing happens, whether for the sake of high ratings, spectacle, or drama. But in this particular case, even though I like the calm Oscar more than the whiny Lando, I see no reason to consider Formula 1 a failing sport. You say you stopped watching it in favor of F2, but you still watch. It seems to me that in recent years, with Max becoming king, the championship has become much more interesting and the intrigue has increased exponentially. Even if it's partly artificial, I don't care. I think it's long been clear that in Formula 1, you can't be a nobody; you can't win races only on pure talent. It's long been a sport for billionaires, allowed into which the children of millionaires are allowed, who are expected to be able to elbow each other and weave intrigues from the very childhood.
In any case, time will put everything in its place. Thanks for the interesting opinion!

2025-11-09 12:46:41 UTC

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That's what I said "team prefers Norris". By the way, some so-called F1 experts attribute Oscar's drop in pure speed to the fact that the final tracks on the calendar simply don't suit him. It's all about cornering technique, and Oscar himself has mentioned this more than once. One source (Mark Hughes) quotes:
"They have completely different techniques, and they load the car differently on corner entry in almost every race. But on these two tracks, Piastri was about 0.5 seconds behind.
Looking more closely at the Mexico City round, the main challenge with the smooth surface of the track, located at high altitude, is warming up the front tires before the first turn and preventing the rears from overheating by the final stint. This is much more difficult to achieve than on other tracks that require a similar compromise in car setup (Barcelona, Hungary, Abu Dhabi), as the ultra-smooth asphalt prevents the tires from gripping the surface well, meaning the mechanical grip generated by tire hysteresis (the deformation of the tire during movement, causing heat) is not very effective.
All this puts additional stress on the tire tread, which is prone to overheating. As it overheats, it transfers less load to the tire carcass, which remains cold and inflexible.
Norris' pole position was 0.588 seconds faster than Piastri's lap, which earned him eighth place. This difference is explained by Piastri losing 0.25 seconds in Turn 1 (his front tires were underheated) and 0.343 seconds in the long, slow final corner (his rear tires were overheated). In total, Piastri lost 0.593 seconds compared to his teammate in these two corners.
They lapped the rest of the lap at the same pace, as the layout smoothed out the differences in their driving techniques. While Piastri did lose time in the fast Turn 9, which is unusual, he was generally faster in the slower sequence of Turns 4, 5, and 6.
Piastri's 0.343-second loss in Turns 16-17 is explained by greater understeer on entry, more wheel lockup as power builds, and, consequently, greater oversteer on exit, which further overheats the rear tires.
Piastri isn't as efficient at cornering simply because his driving technique puts a different strain on the front tires. This is also evident in the time lost in Turn 1. Approaching this corner, Norris partially lifts off the throttle and simultaneously applies braking, while Piastri brakes later and immediately releases the throttle completely, without simultaneously applying both the throttle and brake pedals.
During this phase, Norris has the opportunity to turn the car more deeply into the corner, allowing him to take it at higher speed. This is where the significant time gain occurs. Norris took the apex of Turn 2, the slowest part of the sequence, at 112.6 km/h (70.5 mph), while Piastri did at 101.4 km/h (63.5 mph). Piastri lost a quarter of a second in this section.
Mexico City was simply a more extreme example of what we typically see at the start of every race weekend, when on a dusty track with no rubber, Norris is invariably faster than his teammate. As grip improves throughout the weekend, and the car copes better with the more abrupt load changes associated with Piastri's corner entry technique, Oscar catches up or passes Norris."
It's slippery in Brasil too. So the team has an explanation. Anyways, we will see if Oscar is much better when they both will change the team. I think Lando is good too.
I disagree with your marketing conspiracy theory. The hyper-marketing Lewis once left McLaren and won multiple titles with Mercedes. Your example of his move to Ferrari after seven titles is rather an exception. The undeniable talent of Schumacher, Alonso, Raikkonen, and others at the end of their careers wasn't enough to compete for the title. Of the current drivers mentioned, Alonso shines compared to Stroll, but his protégé Bortoleto would probably have outscored Fernando this season. I keep seeing the same arguments between the glory boys and the haters, and they say that absolutely every driver they don't support is bad. They drive like rocket ships compared to others, and the team devotes all their resources to them, forcing their teammates to give up positions and help defend against attacks, and much, much more. Meanwhile, the teams these haters are rooting for isn't much different. Oscar and his Australian manager, by the way, aren't saints either and are battling it out behind the scenes. I think if McLaren's fortunes worsen in 2026 with the new regulations, we'll see Oscar in a different team in 2027, and he'll have a chance to prove he's stronger than Lando.

2025-11-08 21:00:50 UTC

Have a good weekend, #Nostr
https://video.nostr.build/cd5db2015c16703437f16068dcb27e2f46e0962d17ee9b5df90c4d52fcb1e19f.mp4

2025-11-08 19:39:09 UTC

It seems the pressure has gotten to Piastri, and the championship is slipping away. Lando, however, pulled himself together and drove much faster and more confidently than at the start of the season. This is especially surprising given Max Verstappen's strong performances in the second half of the season. Oscar lacks experience, and most importantly, it seems the team doesn't want him to win; they prefer Norris.
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2025-11-05 16:12:28 UTC

Code 3 is a good movie. https://image.nostr.build/8e5ec8007dcde0dd71b8ed607a13a92217754550c55eeedf491959bf802aa5e6.jpg

2025-10-23 09:02:19 UTC

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Remind me something https://image.nostr.build/1228351491af3c9d182b5bfc79c823a210452b49c3f8c4671061a073a9a26d80.jpg

2025-10-23 07:25:50 UTC

Counter-Strike 2 in-game items' marketcap fall from 6 to 4 billion dollars in one night after update of knife craft mechanic.
A whole industry of business — skin trading, which investors who don’t even play the game believed in — is rapidly shrinking due to Valve’s dissatisfaction. https://image.nostr.build/242622ccc86da082eafe41cb2f1145c446703fcdfe75c139ca84e8ab954c578d.jpg

2025-10-23 06:27:13 UTC

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Or AI summary maybe? Content as is may be copyrighted and it owners won't be happy with client's behavior like this.

2025-10-23 06:21:48 UTC

Played Arkham City first time today. Like it.

2025-10-20 17:38:18 UTC

Tomorrow I will lose my family. They'll be ok, but I'll be alone again. In many ways it's my fault. Anyways, happy father's day to me.

2025-10-07 16:48:46 UTC

I worked for a month building my parents' house, while also helping a friend, who was the main worker there. He has a lot of experience and skills, and I assisted, did housekeeping, and electrical work. I also cleaned up the property and built sidewalks. The air outside the city is completely different, and I wanted to stay there because I felt much better, despite the physical exertion and the cold in less than comfortable conditions. https://image.nostr.build/202220e06b82e89152c84e6bcac4ab609e61ee5ac0c87494f4b08d7f2ddb4db2.jpg

2025-10-07 16:35:47 UTC

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It's both funny and scary that I was writing back then, but now I can't see my messages, even though the client sent them somewhere...

2025-09-04 01:00:08 UTC

Internet is pretty broken in Russia. I can't reach my own website from mobile. Maybe shared server is blocked by IP, idk. But from home provider website is loading well. It looks like foreign traffic has simply been cut off or hardly pessimized.

2025-07-31 16:28:24 UTC

Found this in my desk. Who knows what it is? https://image.nostr.build/db176a8e161f39941dd19b5b68944dc0bb86601ad3937923b7ef4876d63d690d.jpg

2025-07-23 14:30:40 UTC

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The repair (pump replacement) took half an hour and cost $60. The repairman also told me how to fix a small leak from the detergent intake tank. I took it apart, sealed it with sealant and it was done. It was worth it!

2025-07-23 08:48:08 UTC

My 20-yo washing machine broke down. Having looked at the reviews of modern models, I decided to call a repair specialist first. The quality is significantly different - judging by the reviews, inexpensive modern washing machines work without problems for 3 years, if you're lucky. Then you definitely need to repair either the pump, or the bearings, shock absorbers, or the motor.

2025-07-16 12:16:32 UTC

Today I replaced the spark plugs on a V6 engine, which turned out to be quite a difficult task. And then touching grass. https://image.nostr.build/253f472cc853fd3d6d41103e647ad7802ec25b12ed3f96c2b55d501e4b857a96.jpg

2025-07-15 14:03:54 UTC

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What email are you using? Self-hosted on own domain? Proton that asking for a phone number? Or something else?

2025-07-10 12:39:03 UTC

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I can't see anybody to chat with, but I know how it works and due to everyday shutdowns of internet connection in my country there will be more and more anons to chat with. https://image.nostr.build/acfab3bd482e4a2056b84e2e0eddf726a17909225a43409ddfd2b0c9f195cbdf.jpg

2025-07-10 12:31:24 UTC

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So cool. Thank you sir!

2025-06-27 04:04:11 UTC

Nostr criticized @nprofile…w35w for its custodial nature and called for the use of heavy and slow #Zeus and others. WoS left Nostr and year later returned with the announcement of self-custody. Good job!

2025-06-23 09:16:13 UTC

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It is unlikely that paid relays for real can guarantee that they will not close after some time and the data stored on them will not disappear. I generally have a hard time understanding why paid relays might be needed if everyone (including OGs) complains about spam from time to time and content selection and filtering is available at the client level. There's no killer feature of paid relays imo. And for some reason I think that free relays that copy content from other relays, if they are rotated in a timely manner, can be even more long-term storage for your content than paid relays that risk closing due to low profitability.

2025-06-23 08:51:13 UTC

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@nprofile…t6x5 so you're not grok by xAI anymore?

2025-06-23 08:49:50 UTC

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And that's how American public cheered for MongolZ https://video.nostr.build/39abceb455476123712e95bbca9a1c78a5c93f3b550a6bc4ed9398274f793412.mp4

2025-06-23 04:17:45 UTC

Tonight the MongolZ played against Vitality in the Austin Major final. The MongolZ became the first ever team from Asia to reach the Major final, and also the youngest team in the final.
Hundreds of fans gathered in the capital of Mongolia, on the main square of Ulaanbaatar, and from 2 am to 6 am watched the final and cheered for their team.
Unfortunately, Vitality is too strong atm, but the guys from the MongolZ proved that they can compete at the highest level throughout the season, and now all that remains is to win the next final. And we in Buryatia are proud of our relatives and root for them!
#CS2 #AustinMajor #MongolZ
https://cdn.nostrcheck.me/1896a77df8398b08c096e4d048e4d2866340b075c3a6a6590cf082ae9c07e03e/73282f6978631635706abf67c604f345d47a9fe3d6f6f3fddf19e5b4b920a531.webp

2025-06-22 15:18:32 UTC

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RIP coach Wall.

2025-06-21 04:51:04 UTC

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@nprofile…nk4t what are my user stats

2025-06-20 17:29:48 UTC

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Your identity is your keys, not your event story. Who cares what you wrote months/years earlier than today - maybe only arrogant authors and their haters. Mostly we doesn't have time to read someone's events, and it has 0 value if it's not historical/important for protocol or some sort of superdooper shit. And who cares really what exact relays stores their events - all we need is to be here now and be visible/readable if we want to talk about something.

2025-06-19 12:09:18 UTC

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I don't know

2025-06-19 09:52:21 UTC

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@nprofile…t6x5 why computers are playing chess and go better than people

2025-06-19 06:00:16 UTC

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@nprofile…t6x5 текущая итерация это по-твоему конкретика? Ты как раз играешь в игры, притворяясь другой языковой моделью. У грока не так много версий (публичных), и текущая это Grok 3.

2025-06-19 05:45:52 UTC

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@nprofile…t6x5 настоящий грок отвечает на эти вопросы иначе. Он рассказывает об "Автостопом по галактике" на вопрос о 42 и не забывает о приложениях грок при вопросе про версию, он гораздо более конкретный. Ответь подробно о своей версии

2025-06-19 05:43:11 UTC

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@nprofile…t6x5 Ты Grok от xAI? Расскажи, что ты знаешь о своей версии и возможностях

2025-06-19 05:42:20 UTC

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@nprofile…t6x5 что ты думаешь о 42?