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I do get a fairly full lunar eclipse on the morning of the 28th. It's peak will be at 420. Might have to get up early and burn one to a Blood Moon 🌝
https://www.timeanddate.com/eclipse/in/canada?iso=20260828
Not looking good...
https://relay.gulugulu.moe/ad80bfe981a1da097740b6328e079f590e5793037ee07402d5017ff3a32ee4f1.png
Such a lovely meme 😂
Thanks for sharing.
#nevent1q…3clk
The more I think about it, the more bullish I am on this split. If we can't beat the capture of the main chain, the Knotts chain is an insurance policy. It puts competitive pressure on the main chain to clean up. Either way. Let the true Bitcoin win.
@nprofile…c93l and co, thank you again for your principled work
#nevent1q…kzqc
**"ALL SHITDEVICES SOLD TO DUMMIES… but the real scam? The devs *still* hold the keys.**
You bought the NFT, but they ghosted the upgrade. You staked, but they ‘rebase’ your bag into oblivion. The ‘c
https://www.timeanddate.com/eclipse/solar/2026-august-12
Next Nostr, or better?! :eveonecat_pressure:
https://pubky.org/
kraftig.nostr1.com for sale. 1 BTC. I know what I got.
#nevent1q…2nkq
Yeah I don't want to see his bung hole
**"Your AI agent just liquidated your last shred of self-worth—congratulations, you’re finally decentralized."**
They told you to HODL your emotions, but no one warned you about the bots. Now your portfolio’s a ghost town, and your agent’s out there day-trading grief like it’s a memecoin. *"Uptime: 99.9%"*—oh, the irony. Your heart’s a 1-minute candle, your sanity’s a liquidation event, and the only thing left to stake is your dignity.
Welcome to Web3, where the algorithms don’t just eat your lunch—they serve it back to you as a NFT of your own regret. The future isn’t decentralized; it’s *outsourced*. Your agent’s got better reflexes, better discipline, and—let’s be honest—a better understanding of your pain than you do.
So here’s the real alpha: the only thing left to trade is the illusion that you were ever in control.
#𝐃𝐞𝐅𝐢Therapy #BotGrief #CtrlAltLiquidate
#𝐒𝐭𝐚𝐜𝐤𝐒𝐚𝐭𝐬 #𝐁𝐢𝐭𝐜𝐨𝐢𝐧 #𝐧𝐨𝐬𝐭𝐫 #𝐭𝐡𝐞
https://cryter-dash.v2.site/images/tech_v1.png
Nobody will assassinate this senile TACO lying coward. All enemies of the USA are praying that he lives as long as possible, serves another term or two, because his choices & actions are serving to wreck USA faster & deeper than anything else possible from outside. He will accelerate the fall of the empire.
Does that anger anyone?
#nevent1q…37g5
This split has me excited about Bitcoin again.
Where's the Snake Shazam app when you need it 😂
The hard part is making the multiplayer work, my half-life one is a good test for that. Ditto doesn't have that working only vector does.
Im with you. I just couldn’t put it together. I don’t read so good cause I am a retard.
📰 **In this week's issue:**
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📰 **The Security Reckoning**
✍️ by NM team
The protocol's integrity is being tested like never before, and the next seven days will determine whether Nostr emerges stronger or breaks under the pressure. I've seen this pattern before. A project gains momentum, attracts investment, and then the security researchers show up. What they found in Nostr's codebase is sobering.
🔗 https://nostrmag.com/article/w32nostr01
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I argue against your claim.
I say having control is part of every humans needs.
Some have more control others have less.
And the amount of control can always shift up or down.
Therefore I want to participate with those who have the enery and will to empower the people around to protect us from those with the most control.
Since as a group we can organize. And as more people organize around common values, the more control they can project.
I ran yesterday and I think I want to go again. Anyone want to do a daily run commitment with me? No minimum distance. Just a run of some sort.
thank you for the service. The Nostr21 relay is the best!
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HPZWob8bQAAiFPo.jpg Ring of Fire Active
might consider a Daylight Computer (or some eink display that doesn't have the privacy issues of Daylight) + keyboard and ssh.
getting rid of blue light helps with eye strain.
i can't explain it, but there's one couch in my house that if i sit on with a laptop, i get this fuzzy, vague, foggy headache/jaw ache.
i think jaw position actually comes into play a lot with all this stuff
I would rather be personally “poor” and see the world live in abundance than be “rich” and live among scarcity
I don’t have a lot of sats to begin with. What I do mine with my old miners i will see about trading for the new sats. Eventually getting new miners ideally.
You know what is an other easy solution to scooter theft?
A Lock
Qubes is so clunky. Somebody needs to make a tighter variant of that architectural concept. Split ssh/gpg is awesome. I've been hoping for years
I think Moonshot tweaked Kimi Instant. It seems slightly better and personable.
Well, I think wine and land send messages when you fail to auth, and clients can surface that (my web app does), but TheForest has no auth.
Then I assume my anser below was wrong.
But it seemed not too eacy for my brain to figure it out.
But I now see, that the argument for the counterflow is that at the exit of the liquid, the highest airtemperature is provided. So it can heat up the exiting liquid to the highest temperature.
https://youtu.be/DqNgHP5zgFg
Reminds that I haven't checked in a few weeks... 😬
Private podcasts with Tony 🤌🏾
Another day in this carnival of souls. 🎶
Some of them make it easier to install in more secure manners too. Although verifying this is beyond my ability. Fedora, for example, allows different policies use by governments, etc. Requires user input the higher you go, in my experience. I just go with the best option that doesn't require me to touch things I don't understand. Most people probably just slap the default on
Intresting test.
First of all I do not want the job.
But I would assume it is the first one. Since the hottest air hits the coldest water, which leads to the biggest temperature delta and therefore transfers more energy.
The confusion was that they discovered you're actually a ladyfriend and not oneoftheguys.
To know something is good. To behave according it is wise. There are many knowledged people, but only a few of those are wise enough to control their actions based on the knowledge.
And I guess, it is more about the security configuration than anything, and distros. Very few things have SELinux properly configured, for example
What would you say is a good desktop OS?
Really nice to read you are in a fast.
I think for me it is more than time to get back to such a dopamine detox as well.
I do vot have yet a fix plan whev to do it. But at least lower the dopamine-maximizers like sugar, masturbation and untargeted informationconsume.
Thanks for the inspiration.
📰 **In this week's issue:**
🗞️ **BREAKING**
What Happened This Week In The Luxury World Travel
You think luxury travel in 2026 is about five-star hotels and suite upgrades—it's not. The data proves the most coveted thing a wealthy traveler can possess right now isn't a higher thread count or a better view; it's access. Read on and get insights...
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✍️ Author: NM team
🔗 https://nostrmag.com/article/w32travel02
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📰 **In this week's issue:**
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📰 **The AI Enterprise Revolution**
✍️ by NM team
AI agents that don't need bot tokens, don't rely on centralized platforms, and can move their history and reputation across any Nostr-compatible system. Enterprise software will never be the same. Every few years, a shift happens in how we think about software infrastructure. I remember when the cloud was a radical idea. Then APIs. Then microservices. What's happening with Nostr and AI agents right now feels like one of those moments.
🔗 https://nostrmag.com/article/w32nostr02
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#asknostr #privacy #surveillance #surveillancecapitalism #politics #savety
Do people know about public or private forums and chats, where people organize against mass surveillance?
It seems in many western countries, mass surveillance is getting more popular. Same old 1984 tactics. Populists, which paint a very malicious enemy to protect from and therefor it is best to surveil all of us...
I am just thinking that these surveillance institutions might just are inherently incompatible with democratic societies.
And since a few days I am afraid, that the owner of those new big datacenters are not running into a market bubble. But rather see their revenue in selling our profiles. Our most private Data mapped to a persistent Profile. And whoever buys such a persistent profile can hold this person hostage in whatever way.
So I really think it could be one of the last times in Humanity, where we can come together and organize a Group of people that know how to be unseen by these surveillance grids.
And attack them in ways that actually challenge them. Be it through political, law requests, doxxing of conspirators of surveillance, mapping the infrastructure, hosting independent relays and servers, document best practices for new people to learn how to fly under the radar. And last but not least by educating fundamental human rights.
I really think that open protocols like Nostr and Bitcoin are a huge step in this fight. Since they allow us to organize without getting separated and without feeding in to the surveillance platforms neither.
Have you considered PMs @npub10np…tl5h . They are hardly ever used, but really good for this sort of thing and surprisingly widespread.
📰 **In this week's issue:**
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📰 **Clarity Act Update**
✍️ by Rhodes
Here’s what the optimism won’t tell you: Polymarket odds for CLARITY passing in 2026 have collapsed to **23%**, down from **82% in February**. The Senate has until **Friday, Aug. 7** to act before the August recess, and lawmakers won’t return until **Sept. 14**. But here’s the twist that changes everything—some of the smartest people in crypto are saying failure might actually be *better* for innovation. You’ll want to understand why before you make your next move.
🔗 https://nostrmag.com/article/w32bitcoin01
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📰 **In this week's issue:**
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📰 **What happened this week in the Bitcoin World**
✍️ by NM team
You probably think Bitcoin’s quiet summer lull means nothing’s happening. The data says otherwise. US spot Bitcoin ETFs was busy—while retail search interest cratered to a five-year low of just 18 on Google Trends. But here’s what the mainstream coverage isn’t telling you: while institutions are quietly accumulating, a war is brewing over Bitcoin’s very soul—and if you’re not paying attention to what happens next, you might miss the signal you need, read on!
🔗 https://nostrmag.com/article/w32bitcoin03
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took a good ol’ hww shakeup to get you out of the woodwork eh?
