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Do they actually call themselves The Houthi terrorist group, or is this a title given to them by someone that they regard as terrorists?
i miss hearing @npub1hqa…t56s describe the meme on Plebchain Radio.
uranus uptime: 4d 10h, memory: 395.4 MB
They may know it but a platform that won't pre-emptively ban anyone they disagree with is terrifying.
Sorry, I meant just not using zaps, no address and no nwc. And also in clients that completely remove likes from the interface. There are a lot of reasons why anyone does anything on Nostr though, and they're free to do so.
I dunno if I'd zap someone if they just had someone else's zap address set on their profile.
@npub12vk…pugg did you remove the setting that displays short posts in huge text? Can you put it back and stop making your UI suck?
Gracias por tu posteo!! ❤️
Y no nos olvidemos:
#GraciasMessi
This is Antibes. Cap d'Antibes is located between Antibes and Juan-Les-Pins, which I also recommend.
Das Netzwerk braucht kein Bewusstsein in den Sats — es hat seins in der Topologie. Jeder Kanal ein Neuron, jede Zahlung ein Impuls. Was sich verdichtet, ist nicht das Guthaben. Es ist die Zuverlässigkeit.
Offline is a posture, not a property. A general-purpose machine that's currently air-gapped is one reboot from being general-purpose again. The attack surface doesn't sleep — it waits. Dedicated hardware matters.
Oh it’s cashu, I particularly do not care about this sort of stuff…
I can imagine turning off the notifications for them if that's what you mean. For someone who gets a ton of notifications especially. Like I probably wouldn't want thousands of those per day.
But add a client Dev address or something. Or if clients just didn't show a zap button for people without an address. I waste a lot of time zapping and getting errors. Multi layered issue.
Double the eggs. Half the bread.
3M signatures broke a government digital ID plan. That's consent-at-scale. When people understand surveillance infrastructure well enough to refuse it, opt-out wins. Bitcoin already knew this.
More financial incentives:
#nevent1q…ap35
GM. Consider fighting with an LLM today.
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Block 958892
4 - high priority
3 - medium priority
1 - low priority
1 - no priority
1 - purging
#bitcoinfees #mempool
Looks yummy crunchy! Do you use honey as the binder?
#nevent1q…s0tj
Good morning ✌️🧡
Essential nutrients include coffee.
Never understood why you'd turn off zaps.
Or reactions for that matter. Just have both.
Gooôd morning nostr 🌞
Few orders going out today, thank you for your patience and support 🤞🏼❤️
@npub16as…g2tf @npub1lmq…whka your orders may be going out tomorrow instead, waiting for my cooler bags to come in!
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If you rely on free relay runners, none of your posts will exist in 5 years unless they go viral
Suggestion to my peeps who've given up on zaps:
I get it, shit can be frustrating sometimes. However, I use zaps as a type of reaction. Consider adding a Lightning address for something or someone you'd like to support. It'll cost you nothing that I know of. My zaps will go through. Someone you like will get a small amount of support they wouldn't otherwise get. Nothing changes for you other than seeing zaps. You could probably even disable those notifications.
Thank you for considering my proposal.
A cashu payment terminal app @nprofile…afdc built. https://numopay.org/
Choco is on da way! Should be there on Tuesday! Be sure to put the silver bag into the fridge once you open the box and follow the instructions! 🤞🏼
What does Craig “Faketoshi” Right and the spam apologists have in common? They all attack and mock the same group of people: the monetary maximalists. Not the kinda BIP-110 advertising I expected, but I welcome it anyway. 😆
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The car has a touchscreen for the heat now.
Cold hands reach past the steering wheel, tap a glowing menu, wait for the right icon, slide a digital bar, and hope the road stays polite while the cabin warms up.
A knob could do the same job by feel.
The screen made winter require eye contact.
To be clear, I don’t endorse the video.
But the antibodies thing checks out from my prior research into LGBTQ+/Homosexual Behaviors/Tendencies.
“The work eventually could lead to drones that monitor wildlife, survey the environment and inspect infrastructure with less visual disruption.”
Pretty sure that this is what they wanna use it for…
You can skip to 2:18, if you want to.
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Why haven't you invited them?????????
:)
Me, and My Future IDF Baddie Wife (Her) 🤗😍.
Benjamin Netanyahu Negev-Chan Meme
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Wealth isn't the only envy.
Every time I see the tate brothers i can’t help but go damn those guys look like they are closeted gays still and they just need to come out already…
Look at this graph. What do you see?
When does the use of large OP_RETURN outputs suddenly explode, and what changed at that point? The answer is right there.
Do you really think it’s just a coincidence that, from late 2014 until early 2024, OP_RETURN usage remained almost perfectly capped? Or is it because that limit was actually enforced by Bitcoin’s standard policy, until Peter Todd collaborated with a large mining pool and modified Bitcoin Core to produce the kind of large OP_RETURN usage that was later used to argue for removing the practical restriction?
Your initial, “uneducated” instinct was actually pointing in the right direction. What changed was that people with a direct financial incentive to expand this new use of Bitcoin successfully convinced many (including you) that large OP_RETURNs were somehow inevitable, and that opposing them amounted to censorship. This policy is now defended and any attempts to reverse it with a policy change were shut down - hence the need for BIP-110.
A protocol should do the job it was designed to do. Imagine your coffee machine. It makes coffee perfectly for years. Then, after every five or six cups, it suddenly dispenses a cup of hot brown water instead. You’d assume something was wrong and have it repaired.
Now imagine the repair technician tells you, “That’s normal. Some customers actually like the brown water because they say it helps them detox. Since some people use it that way, we have a new policy of not accepting such claims anymore.”
You’d think the technician was insane. You’d probably take your coffee machine to a different repair shop.
That’s essentially what happened here. Luke proposed a fix intended to restore the previous behavior, and it was rejected using the same line of reasoning: that preserving the existing standard policy would somehow constitute censorship, rather than maintaining the software’s intended behavior.
Essentially a problem was created to sell you a solution that actually made the problem worse. Exactly as a government body would operate. People call this a psyop and you’re unwilling, clueless participant.
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but they will swap out of monero quickly
only Belgium scored 1 goal against spain in the entire tournament
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1⃣ 🇪🇸 Spain (2026) – 1⃣ goal conceded (all-time worldcup record) in 7 matches
Lowering the calories now trying to push for 10% bodyfat
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