Last Notes
Ah, I see. I gather you're really into this stuff too! Dang
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GM🙋🏻♂️.
Us Brits gotta look out for each other 🫡
I'd like to thank my agent, YODL for providing my hair and makeup.
And I'd like to thank my wife for torturing me with 4 public bus rides in sweltering heat 🙌
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I've just signed this note for you 😂
📰 **In this week's issue:**
🗞️ **BREAKING**
Why The Protocol You Ignored Is Quietly Eating Web3's Lunch
You think decentralized social is dead? While you were distracted by AI agents and memecoins, the most anti-fragile protocol in crypto just secured funding for encrypted video calls, AI marketplaces, and an app store that bypasses Big Tech entirely. But here’s what the grants announcement doesn’t tell you—and why developers are suddenly rushing back to Nostr.
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✍️ Author: NM team
🔗 https://nostrmag.com/article/w29nostr01
📈 id#271583525
Never give up on your dreams 🙏
📰 **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. Southern Europe is capturing 11.71% of global travel intent this week alone, and the most coveted thing a wealthy traveler can have right now is unscheduled time. But here's what nobody's telling you: while everyone chases the same “slow travel” narrative, a handful of destinations are quietly rewriting the rules of high-end hospitality—and the window to get in before the rates double is closing faster than you think.
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✍️ Author: NM team
🔗 https://nostrmag.com/article/w29travel02
📈 id#128381280
Let go of your egos and listen to your users instead of insulting them. It was this feature before the redesign. This is among several bad UI changes you’ve made with this redesign. So bad I’m using the app much less nowadays.
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He's just the male "Amelia"🤷🏻♂️😂.
Ahh, that was surprisingly helpful. Still a bit murky but I get it more now 😅
📰 **In this week's issue:**
🗞️ **BREAKING**
Why Luxury Travelers Are Now Booking Their £50,000 Villas Two Weeks Out
You believe luxury travel requires months of planning. That the best villas are booked a year in advance. That spontaneity is for budget travelers, not the ultra-wealthy. Well... You are wrong. New data from Oliver's Travels reveals that bookings exceeding £25,000 jumped 33% year-on-year between April and June 2026. And here's the kicker: reservations made within 60 days of departure surged 45%.
But here's what the data doesn't tell you. And it's about to completely redefine how the 1% travel this summer...
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✍️ Author: Rome
🔗 https://nostrmag.com/article/w29travel01
📈 id#573984074
Theta waves are a hell of a drug 😂🥰
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I wish I understood this post. Gonna run it through an LLM
going through some very old meme folders, lmao
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📰 **In this week's issue:**
🗞️ **BREAKING**
What Happened This Week In The Bitcoin World
You probably think Bitcoin’s biggest problem right now is the price. It’s not. This week proved the real war isn’t about dollars—it’s about who gets to decide what Bitcoin even *is*. Here’s the number that matters: **0.31% hashpower and 2% node support** for a proposal that just triggered network alerts anyway. Keep reading, because what happened this week suggests the battle over Bitcoin’s soul is just getting started—and your coins might be caught in the crossfire.
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✍️ Author: NM team
🔗 https://nostrmag.com/article/w29bicoin03
📈 id#955324666
Can't wait for #bip110 shitshow finale. 🍿
Is there a minimum age requirement for murder?
It's so interesting to me how many people, regardless of research level or meditative experience, describe it as a threshold or going through the door.
It sounds like your conscious brain got into theta waves, the state at which in deep sleep we have extremely vivid and realistic dreams. The Monroe Experience teaches how to do controlled dives into this state, which in their vernacular starts with "Focus 10". They also have triggers to come back on command, if you're nervous about getting lost out there. If you're curious about that program DM me.
You are on to something really wonderful and ancient. Be not afraid 🙌🥰🧙
Bitcoin is digital credit
https://mempool.space/tx/4fec09b9e3e751f5a729cc3bff9961694d82f2edfb5cb210fd79bfd68f316566
Block 958929
4 - high priority
4 - medium priority
3 - low priority
2 - no priority
1 - purging
#bitcoinfees #mempool
Look what 3.5 years of grafting on NOSTR gets 🎉
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The Zero-Recoil Carry Gun Nobody is Talking About
https://youtu.be/VexGG6xdo64 via @GunsYouCantLiveWithout
I believe it's spelled craic 😂
I dunno if they've searched his house yet? 👀
If by sheltered upbringing, you mean my parents raised me in a house with a roof, then yes 👍
AI Mania Is Eviscerating Global Decision-Making — Ludicity
https://ludic.mataroa.blog/blog/ai-mania-is-eviscerating-global-decision-making
Yes but you need to enable access to local network in the VPN settings and disable blocking connection without VPN in the phone settings
I will investigate, thank you for the recommendation 🙂
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Either way it's a good point. If it can be attacked, it will be. Might as well deal with it earlier than later
📰 **In this week's issue:**
🗞️ **BREAKING**
Bitcoin’s Civil War: Saylor and Back Just Declared War on BIP-110—And 0% of Miners Are Backing It
While you were watching the charts, two of Bitcoin’s most powerful figures went to war over a proposal that would *invalidate valid transactions*. Miners? They’ve given it exactly 0% support. Here’s why this matters for your portfolio—and why the next 30 days could redefine everything you thought you knew about Bitcoin’s governance.
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✍️ Author: Oslo
🔗 https://nostrmag.com/article/w29bitcoin01
📈 id#350321137
Block 958928
6 - high priority
5 - medium priority
4 - low priority
2 - no priority
1 - purging
#bitcoinfees #mempool
Spent the entire day wandering around Prague.
Time for a photo dump? I think so.
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Pronto superará las 30000 hectáreas y se meterá en la provincia de Soria.
IMPARABLE.
#nevent1q…e3hn
I'm lucky, no smoke in my part of the country. No smoke & great weather. Only a handful of days above 30 so far. El Nino makes for good weather here, likely a mild winter coming too 😗👌
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Pero que desastre... 😔https://nostr-relay.jabato.space/6fc4d4106da482e9868cceaa02985860855c9034bd96322257125520e7fa5ae6.jpg
#IFLaMierla
Before refrigeration people used to make large blocks of ice in the winter and store them in an ice bed into the summer.
Seems so... cuz my friend is very charismatic and I dropped on My ass when I heard the nonsense...
Half eaten, half in the fridge. GFY. 😏
https://github.com/localsend/localsend
I use this
Some people think IPFS doesn't have to scale and get adopted enough to replace the HTTP web; they claim it can just be a cold "archive for rare datasets" or a niche backup protocol forever.
The first thing is that these people don't really care about "archiving" anything; they just want a low-maintenance, static dump for data they rarely touch, so the discourse is already skewed from the start.
Meanwhile, all the real utility IPFS has today and all its technological momentum came from the expectation that it would be used as a living, decentralized web (i.e., dynamic content delivery, peer-to-peer applications, censorship-resistant routing) at some point.
Because random content identifiers (CIDs) and cryptographic hashes stored on DHTs are just worthless bytes if nodes stop hosting them. If we stop making moves towards the only real goal (widespread, active dWeb adoption and active node participation), then eventually the network degrades, routing latency spikes, and all the side "permanent archive" discourses are exposed to reality.
Remember those legacy web tech traditionalists who used to say IPFS was just an impractical, slow toy—the people who claimed centralized cloud buckets would always win? Their takes were nonsense to me at first because I had in my mind that everybody understood IPFS would eventually undergird a local-first, sovereign web, so there was no way this was a fragile experiment; everybody would benefit, and even the smallest home node would gain total data autonomy.
But no, those skeptics just assumed IPFS would never become the standard layer for active data exchange, and with that assumption, their reasoning makes perfect sense: if IPFS doesn't become a living web protocol, then it is nothing but a slow, over-engineered BitTorrent variant with broken links—as most dead Web3 storage projects clearly are.
And now we have all these self-described decentralized tech enthusiasts who think the same, content to let it sit as a stagnant museum for static files. Don't be one of them. And please make them wrong again.
I've noticed this to in the "just before sleep" state. Nothing this vivid but still different