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2026-03-01 22:19:49 CET

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Everyone that knows you would get the joke. You should do one for laughs.

2026-02-26 04:56:39 CET

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How do you make your kids receptive early enough to lessons that will help them avoid 90% of society’s “traps”, at an age where they are least interested in the lessons?

2026-02-26 04:49:40 CET

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I make subfolders under a main folder under home for each app image. Helps me keep things tidy. But I am OCD

2026-02-26 03:19:22 CET

It always cracks me up when I hear financial analysts use the phrase “if there’s some kind of a major crisis“ when referring to whether or not the government will fire up the money printer in earnest in the next five years. The powers that be have proven over the past 50 years that if there isn’t a major crisis, they will create one for the benefit of the “old boys club” while the getting is good. I don’t think we have anything to worry about when it comes to whether or not bitcoin’s price will get juiced. What do you think? #asknostr

2026-02-25 12:43:37 CET

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GM. The best Nostr on-boarding is to get someone to spend a week on X, then have them delete their account, start a wallet linked Nostr npub, have them follow your follows, and let them see the vibe difference.

2026-02-25 12:35:54 CET

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Same when I took the girls to Huntington Beach the one and only time I’ll ever be in LA. I went to Trevor’s apartment, but he wasn’t home. There was however a weird smell coming from behind the door lol.

2026-02-25 12:29:56 CET

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“The beginning of deception is the redefinition of those terms.”
- Socialist Quotes

2026-02-25 07:01:34 CET

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It’s almost like he knew there were 4 year presidential terms or something….

2026-02-25 04:42:06 CET

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Nice

2026-02-25 04:30:55 CET

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I think the collective inquisitiveness of the planet is going to have to jump a lot. And maybe a 40pt boost to the average IQ. Or just a taste of what socialist mass starvation looks like.

2026-02-24 21:32:29 CET

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Holy shit that must have been crazy. When I think of the way a couple boar raccoons fought our dogs when they were hit and fell to the ground, I can only imagine 160lb of sinew with claws and teeth would be like.

2026-02-24 21:27:52 CET

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@npub1zqm…x9fs because of his no BS approach to all topics self custody and encryption. And an obvious commitment to the community and the fundamentals on which the BTC protocol was based.

2026-02-24 21:19:12 CET

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Lol but in all seriousness a guy did bring some cougar to the sportsman’s club game banquet the last time I went.

2026-02-24 17:44:11 CET

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https://cryptomator.org/
Best for Linux and Windows imo. I had problems with the MacOS version so I’m not using it on those machines

2026-02-24 17:40:03 CET

Thanks @npub1zqm…x9fs for an awesome guide on this open source file and folder encryption software, Cryptomator. I did a bunch of testing on it because I still have one primary Windows PC, thumb drives and some external HD’s that aren’t entirely encrypted volumes. Any one of them could now be seized or stolen and there isn’t a single shred of useful data that could be accessed. I just keep backup copies of the original files and folders on a separate machine on a fully encrypted volume, so if this software ever had an issue, I’d still have a copy I could recover. And having separate offsite storage media locked down with Cryptomator pretty much eliminates the need to have the files in a Cryptomator vault stored on any cloud service. Though that could be handy for access in the event of flight from the country without the ability to take along your hardware.
https://youtu.be/kzxdjfasHK0

2026-02-24 17:18:18 CET

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Yeah I figure might as well go overkill now rather than scramble when we 10x and I realize the whole thing is riding on a single signing device and single set of steel backups.
I can’t wait to go to a garage sale years from now and find a set of seed plates that the person’s relatives have no clue what they are.

2026-02-24 17:15:32 CET

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If you don’t want to mess around with multisig but still eliminate a single point of failure on the whole stack, you can also just split your stack across X pairs of cloned devices. Oh yeah and don’t forget offsite location 3 for locked and tamper evident plates with your forever seed backups on them. I vacuum seal the steel plates for protection against the elements and bury them in those little 9x6x5 pelican cases with a lock on them. Just have to make sure they can’t be found by anyone but you and your heirs and that you can always get to them. It’s easy if you have land.
Another thing I like about cloned signers is that even if you do keep on at home, you could crush it underfoot or throw it on the neighbours roof if you needed to, and you’d still have a cloned one somewhere else.

2026-02-24 17:05:17 CET

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I’ve eaten a few cougars lol

2026-02-24 16:14:55 CET

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Nice cat. Must’ve been a thrilling hunt. We sent a few of our hounds’ one litter of pups to BC to a guy who hunted cats. One of them was actually killed by a cat. I’ve still never seen one in the wild. But I did find a den once and GTFO of the area as I was unarmed.

2026-02-24 16:08:17 CET

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GM 👊🏽

2026-02-24 16:05:52 CET

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I need to do more research. I’d like to have more diversity in the whole stack. But you can clone two CC MK4’s for redundancy for about the same price plus your SD cards, and have two identical units that can sign on the same set of addresses, but are in two separate offsite locations, so you never have immediate signing capability at home. Ideally I think one offsite lockable location with video surveillance and one offsite lockable location like a small fire safe that’s in the possession of an armed friend with a safe word to let him know you’re coming to his place under duress. It’s a pain in the ass when you want to sign transactions or update firmware, but that’s the point. Onchain transactions should be minimal anyway aside from UTXO consolidations. But ideally any attacker would never even get a chance to find out all your stuff is offsite cause they’d be pepper sprayed and full of buckshot or the focus of an armed standoff with LE before they found out. Having a border wallet address that you can sweep to is good, as long as you delete the db file off your software. You can access it and sweep it back later. A redundant offsite Linux laptop with the OS loaded on an encrypted volume is a good idea.

2026-02-24 15:33:52 CET

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I just don’t like the fact that it isn’t airgapped, there’s no SD card option, you have to rely on a proprietary companion app to access all the features, it has an integrated battery and charging system, and it is expensive.

2026-02-24 05:11:31 CET

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I’m playing with mine right now. 😉

2026-02-24 05:10:37 CET

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I always seem to have left about 30 minutes before one of my friends does something really stupid and lands the whole group in the drunk tank.

2026-02-24 05:04:16 CET

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I like CC MK4’s. No battery. Air gapped. Cloneable. Built like a Nokia phone. I’d like some suggestions on any other signing device that ticks all those boxes, to add some more variety and minimize supply chain risks, and to act as equally solid units for multisig. I haven’t seen anything I like that ticks all the boxes and doesn’t have some feature or form factor that I dislike.

2026-02-24 04:55:02 CET

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The more I learn, the lonelier I get.

2026-02-24 04:46:53 CET

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My friends wanted to withdraw $70k during the fallout following the trucker convoy for fear of being debanked. It took one month for this major chartered bank branch in an oilfield area to produce the cash. Flipping ridiculous.

2026-02-23 23:39:37 CET

@npub184u…g24k
Bienvenido desde Canadá!

2026-02-23 23:34:37 CET

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Hopefully within months we will be on our way to being a sovereign country. That’s the plan of the current movement in Alberta. Lots of good Bitcoiners in the southern part of the province

2026-02-23 23:23:52 CET

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Bienvenido desde Canadá!

2026-02-23 22:30:54 CET

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I found a half decent AI voice in NaturalReader (premium) that I recorded my voicemail greeting with. So scammers can’t call my cell phone number and use my custom voicemail greeting to generate a voice print for 2FA. It’s not perfect but it is pretty good.

2026-02-23 20:55:39 CET

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It was cool having a thing we could do as a family. Archery really brought us together.
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2026-02-23 20:52:54 CET

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P.O.W. I miss those days.
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2026-02-23 20:38:53 CET

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The government’s already taking care of the “making my life difficult” part.

2026-02-23 16:41:14 CET

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Hell yeah 👍🏽. Never shitcoined. Bought a couple signers and steel backups before I bought my first sats. Got a mini PC and did a DIY start9 after about 6 months. That node has only been offline for maybe an hour tops ever since. I wish I could plug some more hash power into it, though. I’m limited by power costs and hardware price atm.

2026-02-23 16:34:40 CET

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This picture is more than 30 years old. Close to 35. Back in the days when you could still shoot a compound bow with fingers instead of a mechanical release. The arrows were aluminum, just before graphite and carbon fibre started to hit the scene. I think my Dad’s bow was a Bear “Whitetail Hunter” model and my Mom’s would have been an Astro Daco. The same make and model that I shot in Ljungby Sweden in 1984 in the IFAA world meet in junior men’s barebow division. My parents shot with fixed sights, but I always shot barebow. I wish I could still get a compound that was long enough to shoot with a finger tab. All I ever did was use the point of my arrow as a sight and “string walked” my draw hand specific small distances above and below the nock for various distances.
One of my fave stories from my competitive days. One morning on the practice range in Ljungby, I was standing on the line warming up on a 50yd field target. I was standing next to a pro shooter with a full unlimited setup, shooting on the same target butt. I snaked four arrows into the spot with no sights, and this guy turns to me and says “Who the heck are you, kid? That’s some pretty good shooting.” That man was Pete Shepley, the founder of PSE Archery. He and Terry Ragsdale were both there shooting pro. I swear if we hadn’t moved out west right at the height of my competitive career I would have been a staff shooter for those guys eventually. As it was, I topped out with 3 Canadian Championship, 2 North American Championship, one world championship, and about 45 regional shoot golds. I got first in every tournament I ever entered. It’s a shame life has taken me away from the sport. I still love slinging arrows more than almost anything.
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2026-02-23 00:31:30 CET

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My friends are hunkered down in an apartment that they retreated to on their way to the airport to fly out. Guess the regime made their choice on which cartel they are going to back for now. Not this one apparently

2026-02-23 00:10:50 CET

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But have you seen the DOW??????
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2026-02-22 23:01:52 CET

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Yep. I got set up with a PSVR setup for my PlayStation 4Pro and it has been fun. But I find I don’t use it much. The hassle of setting up your space, donning a headset, and taking it off every time something in RL demands your attention makes it a pain in the ass. I end up using it only when my family goes on holidays without me and I just leave it set up ready to jump back in. Star Wars Squadrons is awesome, Doom 3 VR with the aim controller gun, and Ace Combat 7. And Iron Man VR. It’s cool flying and being able to physically check your 6 and peer down at your target

2026-02-22 22:49:19 CET

How could I not be a redneck outdoors fanatic with parents like this lol. @npub1e54…w5l3
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2026-02-22 22:30:02 CET

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It’s funny how the optimal time for learning life’s lessons is the time you’re least interested in them. And by the time it matters, most people have trapped themselves with the very things their elders were trying to tell them about. Consumer debt, employment vs business ownership, student debt vs self education/apprenticeship, military service, law enforcement careers, etc

2026-02-22 15:16:53 CET

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One in the sky, one behind the lense. 👊🏾

2026-02-22 05:16:15 CET

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I aged a photo of myself recently and was staring at my grandfather. The exact same skull shape.

2026-02-22 03:02:28 CET

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Is that a typo or just really fucking funny

2026-02-22 03:00:27 CET

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I was at my first tactical shoot in Jersey City and our host told the group during the briefing “If you do not practice proper muzzle control, I’m warning you: this guy is going to slap you in the back of the head as hard as he fucking can!” and points to this 280lb gorilla of a RO with 3% body fat. Lol.

2026-02-22 02:50:34 CET

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I’m sure USB-D ports as a motherboard standard is already on the drawing board lol.

2026-02-22 02:26:46 CET

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Don’t sweep the gallery. :)

2026-02-21 23:14:00 CET

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Yeah it’s great and the models on available on the first tier paid sub are super powerful.

2026-02-21 04:40:28 CET

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I bet Prince Andrew had you beat this week.

2026-02-20 21:20:20 CET

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Nostur for iOS with WoS appears to be a pretty good work-around when Damus+CoinOS shits the bed. It’s actually a nice client too.

2026-02-20 21:09:05 CET

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I was only on Twitter for two months a few years back and I could tell it was making me sick. I mean how can it not, when there’s an algorithm controlling your feed that is deliberately trying to start shit? Delete.

2026-02-20 20:26:38 CET

Great approach. Guess I can’t just use HFSP anymore.
#nevent1q…erve

2026-02-20 14:32:04 CET

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My Damus/WoS combo worked well for two years till this recent Damus update. Need to try a new client. Tried YakiHonne with WoS last night, couldn’t recognize external wallet. The search continues

2026-02-20 09:36:35 CET

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Given the failure rate of water heaters and my experience in both new home construction and flood claims management, two things always baffled me. One, why groundworks plumbing in new homes doesn’t have a floor drain that can handle the volume of any completely failed line in the basement or running through the joists and two, why I’ve never met a concrete finisher that EVER slopes all points of a basement slab toward the floor drain. I do t know how many floods I’ve been on where the failed HW tank was sitting right next to a floor drain, yet the water ran to every corner of the basement, away from the drain. Under interior framed walls, hitting every bit of flooring and exterior wall drywall, the works.
PS hey I recently learned about sensors you can place near your tank that will message you if water touches them and closes a circuit. If you’re close to home or someone can attend and shut off your main for you in your absence, they seem like a good idea. Two summers ago I came home to a catastrophically failed HW tank that ruptured internally about the same time I was pulling into the garage when I got home. Had it happened when I left work, I would have arrived home to 4-5 feet of water in my basement. I attended a claim once at a hoarder’s house where this has happened and left undetected for days. The water was flowing out of the basement window wells before someone noticed. I ordered two vac trucks to remove several thousand gallons from the basement to effect a repair to the ruptured line. My plumber found 6 dead cats and two live muskrats down there. lol

2026-02-20 04:51:28 CET

Gosh CoinOS blows for zaps. For all of you that I liked tonight but zaps failed on, I’ll catch you again

2026-02-20 04:48:41 CET

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Invade maybe not. Heavily perforate I’d say almost certainly by Friday after markets close.

2026-02-20 04:45:09 CET

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I’m hanging in here to see the outcome of the separation referendum, whether we see any real change, and to milk the last fiat out of this dead end decent paying job. But I’ve started to really ask myself if I want to do the final homestead project this far north in a place with the shortest growing season in the agricultural part of the country, and poorest access to even an international airport. I’m thinking down closer to the Montana border might be better. At least down there you can watch your dog and your wife leave for two days on their way back to the sunny BC interior lol.

2026-02-20 04:26:38 CET

It’s hard to believe there’s a bunch of 3’ tall garden beds under here. Think I’ll be planting a little late this year. #alberta #grownostr
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2026-02-20 04:14:18 CET

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I hope Revelations is upon us.

2026-02-20 03:28:21 CET

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Yay someone said it. Not to mention if you’ve ever lived in an Olympic town. It indebts all the normies who live locally to cater to the only people that can afford the event tickets and inflated local prices while it’s in town. And millions in housing and infrastructure that are underwater financially before the games are a year past.

2026-02-20 02:54:47 CET

Seeing Bitcoin “influencers” and podcasters plugging leveraged products using people’s stacks gives me the same feeling as seeing a former favourite celeb plugging payday loans. Yeah yeah I know, there’s a responsible way to approach almost any financial product. But doing so with BTC almost invariably plugs the pleb back into the very system we should be fighting tooth and nail to get out of. I think Mr. Booth would likely agree. #grownostr

2026-02-19 23:34:06 CET

Well, I have to say I’ve never been more black pilled than I’ve ever been having listened to this cold hard look at the global financial system on the Peter McCormack show. But I’ve also never been more convinced that running a node and stacking BTC in secured, armed self custody is the best thing we plebs can do. In addition to staying out of debt, taking control of our food, water and energy supply as much as possible, and forming local networks with allies. Lord help this world. #grownostr
https://open.spotify.com/episode/6m5ulFK8niJdkRpCvWSpxa

2026-02-19 16:26:06 CET

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So it’s ok to eat them?
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2026-02-19 07:09:38 CET

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I like it. It reminds me of an H.R. Giger xenomorph version of the weaponized drones from the movie Oblivion.
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2026-02-19 04:43:48 CET

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I just don’t see how this goes down without China getting involved or at least making a move on Taiwan. This could be what sets the world on fire and fulfills the fourth turning. I was kind of hoping to not see a global conflict in mine or my kids’ time. Fack.

2026-02-19 02:39:53 CET

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Very cool. It’ll be a good feeling to do a consolidation TX or something on solar power and via Starlink. Gee soon enough you’ll have a meshtastic network set up around your community too!

2026-02-18 19:35:16 CET

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Maybe over the skis with a loan from her sponsor. If so, I feel bad for her. One of the sharpest people in the space. And quick on her feet with the facts about the asset.

2026-02-18 19:32:18 CET

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Motocross pegs too. I’ve definitely had a couple friends come to understand why you need to wear motocross boots on those things. One guy had a peg fully into his lower leg once. Not exactly a clean incision.

2026-02-18 16:55:45 CET

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Can you please explain “show records”? I’m keen to see the alpha on this if it ends up on available on what’ll likely be my last iOS device. Otherwise I’ll have to wait for my next device on Graphene. Cheers

2026-02-18 07:22:22 CET

The intimation that Iranian talks are making progress is going to see the rubber meet the road this Friday when the markets close.

2026-02-18 06:27:38 CET

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When my girls were little, one of their fav things was being told a story that I had a million variations of, about a girl by their name who found a magical pinecone. All the things it could do, and what they did with this power. The first time I ever tried ChatGPT, I prompted it with this topic and told it to output a story of less than 500 words. It was better than anything I ever made up lol.

2026-02-18 06:22:04 CET

So if I leverage my AI agent to double my output at work, does that mean I get to go home at noon every day for the same salary? Didn’t work out that way in the days I’ve quadrupled my output since 1990 with my mobile phone and laptop. Employment is a shitcoin. There’s only one way to be the beneficiary of these productivity gains. By being your own boss. Home appliances are a prime example. Effectively just doubled the tax base by halving the time required to effectively run a household, and permitted both adults in a household to join the workforce. Is anyone working any less to keep a home running. This is pretty good evidence that we’ve never existed in a free market.

2026-02-18 06:05:56 CET

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https://media.tenor.com/OZMPZqyEPPgAAAAC/my-name-jeff-my-name-yef.gif

2026-02-18 06:03:15 CET

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I was wondering the same thing with all the Jets and aerial tankers and AWACS headed to the gulf

2026-02-18 05:43:52 CET

#asknostr
#nevent1q…28ze

2026-02-18 05:43:28 CET

Is there a Nostr client for iOS that doesn’t force the use of a NWC wallet? @npub18m7…q955 just forced this with a recent update and CoinOS seems to be pretty unreliable. Killing my zap flow. It worked like a charm with WoS forever, now it’s garbage.

2026-02-18 05:20:40 CET

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Awesome stuff.

2026-02-18 05:17:11 CET

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Cool. That’s a rare shot.

2026-02-18 05:16:32 CET

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Amazing talk. Unfortunately I just don’t think enough people can achieve this level of enlightenment in time to advert a major disaster over the next decade. Especially anyone who aspires to leadership. That very aspiration immediately breaks the incentives required to fix it. In short, get out of the cities. Start growing some food and raising some animals. Build a local network of people you can call at a moment’s notice. Arm up. And get ready to protect your lives against the same mouth-breathing hordes you saw masking up during Covid.

2026-02-18 04:23:35 CET

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Per Maple AI:
Grounding issue: A GFCI outlet trips when it detects a ground fault, which can be caused by a faulty grounding system. Check the grounding wire connections at the panel, the GFCI outlet, and all downstream outlets. Ensure they're secure and not loose.
Moisture or water ingress: Water can cause a ground fault, leading to the GFCI tripping. Inspect the area around the GFCI outlet and downstream outlets for any signs of water damage, leaks, or condensation. Check for loose or damaged wire nuts, and verify that all connections are dry and secure.
Faulty or damaged wiring: A short circuit or damaged wiring can trigger the GFCI. Look for any signs of wire damage, such as cuts, abrasions, or burn marks. Check the wiring for any loose connections, and verify that all wires are properly secured to the outlets and the panel.
Overloaded circuit: If the circuit is overloaded, it can cause the GFCI to trip. Check the circuit's ampacity and ensure that the total load doesn't exceed the rated capacity. You can use a multimeter to measure the current draw on the circuit.
Arc fault or line-to-neutral fault: An arc fault or line-to-neutral fault can cause the GFCI to trip. These faults can be difficult to detect, but you can try using a non-contact voltage tester to identify any potential issues.
GFCI protector at the panel: Some panels have a GFCI protector built-in. If this protector is faulty, it can cause the downstream GFCI outlet to trip. Check your panel to see if it has a GFCI protector and verify its status.
Neutral-to-ground voltage: A high neutral-to-ground voltage can cause the GFCI to trip. Use a multimeter to measure the voltage between the neutral and ground wires. If it's higher than 2-3 volts, it could indicate a problem with the panel or the neutral wire.
Panel or main breaker issue: In rare cases, a problem with the panel or main breaker can cause the GFCI to trip. If you've checked all other potential causes, it may be worth investigating the panel or main breaker.
To further troubleshoot, you can try:
Using a GFCI tester to verify the outlet's functionality
Measuring the voltage and current on the circuit to identify any anomalies
Checking the circuit's wiring diagram to ensure it's correctly configured
Consulting with a licensed electrician if you're not comfortable with the troubleshooting process or if the issue persists after trying the above steps
Remember to always follow safety guidelines when working with electrical systems, and never attempt to bypass or disable a GFCI outlet, as it's a critical safety device.

2026-02-18 02:30:21 CET

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Good to know. Cool. It’ll be cool seeing what loads you can run and still get a continuous days on the recharge available. Thank God for LED for lighting they’re so efficient. Things with motors not so much.

2026-02-16 12:19:54 CET

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Great read.

2026-02-16 03:20:58 CET

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Look at this little toxoplasmosis spreader. Right on a food prep surface. But the girls love him. And he thinks I’m his Mom because we got him so young. He can live.
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2026-02-16 02:29:08 CET

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Yay I had a zap succeed to you. Hope the ranch project is going well. Of all the plebs I want to see succeed, you’re right up there. I hope I can visit you guys one day. All I need is a bedroll and a sleeping bag. And a place to buy us some steaks.

2026-02-16 01:44:34 CET

Has anyone ever moved to a new place and noticed that for the first days you’re there, you vibrate with an energy that makes people gravitate toward you? People reaching out to you and offering opportunities. Attractive members of the opposite sex obviously flirting with you. Jobs and business opportunities seemingly coming out of the woodwork. Then after a time, as you get into the regular day to day, it seems to fade. I’ve experienced this more times than I can write off as coincidence. I wish I could bottle this and take a shot of it every day. I know what it feels like, but I’ve never been able to replicate it. How does one keep this vibe flowing?
#asknostr #randomthoughts

2026-02-16 01:33:36 CET

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Beautiful. Now that’s some low time preference work. What’d you name her? I always name my guitars and my firearms.

2026-02-08 22:10:28 CET

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How’d the de-skunkifying go? Someone hit one near the park around the corner on Wednesday and it was rank for two days.