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Matt Warren

Objectivism🔸Computer Science🔸Emergency Medicine🔸Strategic Bitcoin Reserve Czar

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2024-09-17 05:08:39

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Trumpcoin incoming? It's over. Pack it up.

2024-09-17 03:51:40

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I'm seeing none in Primal.

2024-09-17 02:41:21

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No.

2024-09-17 02:08:02

Supporting FOSS development is pretty annoying...outside of Nostr. Nostr makes it sooooooo easy that I'm even more annoyed now when I try to support projects outside of this sphere.
I remember trying to donate to Debian once and got so annoyed that I just gave up. There have been FOSS projects that attempted to solve this problem and those annoyed the shit out of me too.
Zapping has made me LESS patient than I already was, and I think that's a great sign. Plus, it's easier than ever to donate anonymously if one takes care and really wants to.
I remember the first time I was zapped like 10-20k sats one day for some posts I'd made and having a holy shit moment where my brain was flooded with all the possibilities of how this one thing could change so many things. I later learned that was just scratching the surface with Nostr, but it's a massive scratch.
I'm also getting annoyed when I pay for groceries now. Just give me a fucking QR code. I think the future is bright.

2024-09-15 04:26:56

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I'm a genius. The end.

2024-09-14 13:09:21

I've seen some opinions on Bitcoiners getting wealthier by providing no value. I can't speak for everyone, but here's how I am getting wealthier by providing no value:
I go into my emergency medicine job and get verbally and physically abused (called names, hit, choked, threatened), serve an ever increasing number of patients with resource increases that don't keep up, do things that fundamentally change who I am in ways that can't be undone (work on dead babies with parents screaming in my ears), get exposed to dangerous pathogens frequently, work nights so someone is there to respond to your emergency (changing this because the pay isn't worth it), act as a social worker because that's my job now apparently, pick up extra shifts to fund my investments, and spend a lot of time maintaining my education and licensing.
Outside of that, I've spent literally thousands of hours studying a variety of topics covering the financial system, government, all sorts of investment topics, technology, philosophy, and other areas.
After all of that, I landed on Bitcoin and chose to store my extra wealth there. It's paying off.
I think some people are just fucking envious. I could have spent my time hating people who figured something out before me. Fortunately, I spent thousands of my hours learning from them instead.
Most of my focus and work in 2025 will be on providing value for those who also value freedom and Bitcoin. #Nostr and #Bitcoin are the way.
Anyone saying people like me produce nothing can fuck right off. I produced value and stored it in Bitcoin and all Bitcoin has done is what it was supposed to do. Full disclosure: a very tiny portion of my stack was bought out of spite using stimi money during Covid. I've since v4v'ed way more than that to devs and producers in this space.
It seems like people are called geniuses for doing this with anything else (Amazon, Microsoft, Apple, etc), but people who do it with Bitcoin are somehow different. It's all built on an internal image of what people will value in the future and betting on that thing. It turns out that people already value Bitcoin. You really don't have to be a genius to take a look around and conclude that the world needs Bitcoin. The fucking up and right chart can be understood by any simpleton.
Envy is evil and destroys people.

2024-09-13 00:05:43

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I'm going to be worried if NVK starts posting notes asking for people to send sats to get more in return

2024-09-12 23:59:48

I was waking up to about ten political spam texts and getting them constantly throughout the day.
I'm sad (and glad) to say that Google Messages has saved me from this. Using such an app is completely out of character for me, but I'm fucking desperate. So desperate that I've considered deleting my SMS app completely and missing the messages that people in the US send me (work, family, some friends, etc). This obviously isn't a great solution (and I would have missed some life changing opportunities recently), so here I am.
Any recommendations for FOSS SMS apps? I haven't found any that fit the bill.

2024-09-12 23:25:02

Being an atheist is admittedly difficult sometimes.
It's freeing in a sense, but freedom has consequences.
It's fully on me to determine what my purpose for living is and what my morals are. I also have to rely more on myself during hard times, but friends and family can be helpful if utilized.
A lot of things were decided for me by default at birth (religion, philosophy, etc). Losing those defaults in early adulthood forced me to search for a philosophical framework that is most compatible with the reality I live in.
For me, that's Objectivism.
Being an Atheist in the southern United States was particularly challenging, especially as a young adult not yet practiced in resisting peer pressure.
I lost very close friends and probably would have disappointed my parents had they been alive.
I forgot where I was going with this. Peace.

2024-09-11 13:03:20

Can't wait.
#note140v…z2v7

2024-09-08 14:29:04

Welcome to pure signal.
#note15re…l3tq

2024-09-07 01:18:58

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Do you actually find that weightlifting helps with memory? This could make sense in some way. I listened to a podcast with a physician recently who was talking about a possible link between muscle mass and dementia

2024-09-05 18:00:22

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Or some bot becomes multibots. 💀

2024-09-05 16:04:52

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The last class in my CS degree revolves around PowerBI. Lol It's a bullshit class, but I might replace it with a C++ class or something.

2024-09-05 09:47:06

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Yeah, I'm sure I'd want to erase a country that is constantly fucking attacking me too. That's the whole point of having a government. The problem is that they haven't ever actually eliminated the threat. I'm not saying that Israel has been perfect. No country is. But there's a lot of one sided bullshit propaganda coming from Palestinians as if they aren't getting what they keep asking for. The people there should eliminate the people attacking Israel if it is actually such a minority of them. Otherwise, yeah, they will all eventually die. That isn't genocide. That's called war. And if you won't quit attacking a more powerful enemy then you should be prepared to be completely eliminated. I don't think that's controversial. You keep getting stung until you stop fucking with the bees. They could have spent their time and energy making life for Palestinians better, but they chose war instead. That's on them and so is all of the collateral damage that results. Israel is not responsible for that. I wish the killing would stop. I don't like that. It's awful. But acting like a victim while you're killing people in another nation is absolutely retarded. I'm willing to bet that most Israeli people don't want to keep living like this either. There is no peace with people who will accept nothing less than all Jews leaving the planet. And I'm absolutely in support of bombing them until they accept reality and stop attacking others. Then I would of course want Israel to stop and continue forward peacefully. But that's never worked. The attacks always continue.

2024-09-05 08:52:27

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I think nano technology will eventually completely change how we do emergency medicine (that's my area, but I'm sure it will in others too). People often laugh at the future I see, but I think we will look back on today as if it's archaic.

2024-09-04 06:38:50

I tried and left Nostr twice before going Nostr only with this npub. Everyone has a different tolerance for developing technology. People will come in their own time.
#note1e9z…x2l4

2024-09-04 06:34:07

People ultimately have to do what they think is best, but it would be really cool to see some of the people on YouTube list their Nostr npub alongside their X handle.
Some of the accounts I follow have Nostr but don't list their npub on videos. People have unique reasons for doing things, but it is worth considering in my opinion.

2024-09-03 11:19:07

Is anyone currently working on Nostr based alternatives to YouTube, Odysee, etc? This is one of the more complicated projects I can imagine. I'd like to add the projects to my zap list if any exist.

2024-09-03 10:26:43

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People would believe that they had sex in public when that never happened, and more people would believe they did the more she tried to tell people that they didn't.

2024-09-03 05:11:16

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There's a similar problem on the development side for hardware resource requirements. It tends to be a problem with the less experienced people not thinking about how design choices affect users who aren't using the equipment they have access to. A good team has a mix of young bucks pushing trends and wise old owls pulling them back a bit.

2024-09-03 04:53:29

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Good metric. If it doesn't look good then it probably has too much irrelevant shit that distracts more than anything. I had a bell curve when I was a web developer. Simple designs because I was incapable > More complicated designs because I was more capable > Simple designs because I fucking hate complexity and so do most users

2024-09-02 15:36:08

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The sat is the only unit that means anything to me. I actually get quite annoyed at UIs that only show me decimal values. It's so fucking useless and annoying, especially when it's like 5000k sats. I'm okay with seeing 100,000,000 if I had to move a "whole coin." I'm sure most people are.

2024-09-02 05:59:04

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The legislative branch is our main issue, not necessarily the judicial system. Our judicial issues come mostly from the fact that our legislative branch has expanded government to the point that it has the courts constantly involved by extension. People wouldn't be in courts so much if there weren't so many laws keeping us in them. Our courts weren't really designed to handle huge government because we weren't supposed to have a huge government. Our courts actually work surprisingly well given how abused they are by the state, in my opinion. There are exceptions, of course. Our courts just weren't designed to fix things broken by the legislature since they are restrained by law by design. They can only really do that if a law violates the Constitution.

2024-09-02 04:29:08

This is a great essay regarding Delete and Edit on Nostr by @npub1wmr…g240
https://habla.news/rabble/on-delete

2024-09-01 13:10:09

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That could be true. I thought that was a fine for X for each case, but I could have misunderstood.

2024-09-01 12:43:55

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From what I understand, the ban is on X operating there as a company, not necessarily people circumventing blocks on IP and using it anyway. They can't just tell Nostr not to let Brazilians use the protocol.

2024-09-01 11:08:04

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I'm not willing to do this, but I will contribute some sats to any trustworthy person who is.

2024-09-01 10:14:12

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I don't live my life based on what the safest choices are. If I did, I'd do nothing worthwhile and neither would have most of the people whose names history remembered.
I'm not advocating for stupidity. I'm advocating for being the best you possibly can instead of sitting around estimating what your enemy is capable of. If I'm doing the best I can no matter what, estimation is wasted energy. Nostr is the best I've found and it is getting better. I don't think any state can beat us until we give up.

2024-09-01 00:47:28

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One should never give more credit than is due.

2024-08-31 22:54:18

I'm sure it would be quite amusing to watch the Brazilian government wrap its stupid little head around Nostr.

2024-08-30 05:20:46

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On Writing Well caused me to rebel against minimum word counts in college. Shorter is better when it comes to writing. 🫡

2024-08-30 04:20:04

#nevent1q…ekdl

2024-08-30 02:34:49

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It's really only the hardware firmware that necessarily needs to be open (from a FOSS perspective). There's no reason I can think of that FOSS software must run on non-proprietary hardware to be aligned with the FOSS ethos. It's the firmware that's the issue. Alas, open hardware is being worked on in various ways and I think we all will benefit. It's okay that we are all doing what we need to in the interim. I don't see the value in shitting on each other anymore. I've done it. Most have. It just isn't worth it if we are all trying to go in the same general direction.

2024-08-29 08:19:22

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Which is weird, because it's freed up a lot of my time and mental bandwidth. Frankly, I can be lazier in certain ways if I want to just by sticking to my Bitcoin plan. I can work less now, but I can also focus that time elsewhere. My life before Bitcoin was full of disease. I'm healing. It's unfortunate to see others miss out.

2024-08-29 01:48:36

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I used to use Zeus or Phoenix with Amethyst.
I now use the built in wallet in Primal because I can't get an external self-custody wallet connected.
Planning to go back to my old ways. I feel like I've regressed.
United States.

2024-08-28 12:38:14

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I didn't either until just now.

2024-08-28 12:36:36

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Who will run deez nuts?

2024-08-28 12:23:24

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It looks like someone could have been watching that squirrel in 1751 lol

2024-08-28 10:25:05

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Great post, Mike. I'm glad to see your warnings regarding key management.

2024-08-28 07:02:51

Sharing an npub in case you get banned from a given platform is a good indication that it's time to start removing yourself from the platform.
I'm thankful for the people working on Nostr.

2024-08-28 06:02:36

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Enjoy.

2024-08-28 04:28:55

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I don't really see the point anymore either. People are going to do what they want to do, as they should. Also, I don't think we really need them to get it anymore. The train is already gaining speed. I'm not trying to convince people anymore. I just tell them what it's done for my life, share some resources if they want them, and then move the fuck on. It's a calmer life, and I've actually convinced more people this way than when I'd carry on about how stupid fiat is. Bitcoin speaks for itself once curiosity is sparked.

2024-08-27 14:10:34

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I'm not telling you how to do anything. It sounds like you have some baggage that you're taking out on me. In fact, you're the one who even replied to me. I'm simply sharing thoughts that were spurred by a note that wasn't even posted by you. If you're sick of hearing other people's opinions then don't respond to them with your own. You don't get to respond to someone's opinion and then expect to be shielded from a counter.
I am more than happy to discuss this topic with those who disagree with me, but you don't get to tell me that I can't have an opinion without meeting your arbitrary barriers. The work I put into Nostr may not be exactly like yours, but that doesn't mean you somehow have more of a right to an opinion than I do. You're also using things that you didn't build.
You seem to think that the world would be a better place if everyone who isn't writing code just shut up and never shared thoughts on the matter. Using your Signal example, they have made the software better and other solutions have improved as well. You don't have to care what others think, but you don't live in a vacuum where your work is the only thing that matters.
I appreciate your efforts, but you're the one choosing to take this personally. There is a desire shared by many people to put everything and everyone onto Nostr with no regard for the consequences that may have. I think people who research issues like security and share opinions are just as important as those who build software.
The goal shouldn't be perfection, but it shouldn't be stagnation and self-insulation from criticism either. My only point is that adoption should not be accelerated at the expense of all else. I just want to minimize risk to those who use software. If you wish to condemn me for that, then so be it.

2024-08-27 12:08:53

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I'm not interested in feelings or theory. I'm interested in reality and security. Having a culture that encourages giving a private key to whatever asks for it is awful security and will have terrible consequences if Nostr catches on and gets used more broadly. My issue isn't with the ability to connect different apps, but with the current model of just giving a private key to apps. I don't take any of it seriously right now and won't until there is a more secure model by default.
The encouraged model should be to keep private keys offline if one's entire identity is to be connected to a single key. That's not what I see currently, but work is being done.

2024-08-27 10:01:14

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Sure, until one of those apps inevitably reks them. I'm afraid the freedom of movement is currently way too insecure and will eventually damage the brand if not addressed.

2024-08-23 08:26:31

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Time is not a mental construct.

2024-08-23 07:36:20

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I don't need them.

2024-08-23 07:10:45

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That would encourage me to not use it if it couldn't be disabled.

2024-08-23 07:07:58

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Death penalty cases are a lot more expensive than life in prison. It makes more sense to just use prison for cost, but also because false convictions are real. You can't unkill someone. You can sometimes at least release innocent people from prison though.

2024-08-22 13:07:23

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I think it's trying to show relative scale, not individual people. A source and scale would have been nice though.

2024-08-22 04:53:45

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It's a Prius. Lol I don't think design (if you mean aesthetics) has ever been their selling point. The design in things that matter for reliability and cost seem to be spot on. And to be fair, it did catch your eye.

2024-08-21 08:31:13

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I have used Alby exclusively, but practical currently comes at a cost, unfortunately. I'm trying to come up with the most practical way of not relying on something like Alby.

2024-08-21 08:14:07

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All things I was hoping to learn in testing. Testing myself wouldn't reveal something like a Minibits delay since I don't use it. I appreciate your time and effort. It's looking like this isn't the solution I was hoping for. Self-custody Lightning is still kind of a pain to be honest.

2024-08-21 07:55:24

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It's making me manually 'redeem' zaps in the app for some reason. Not sure how to get it to just accept anything that comes in. @npub1xnf…lpr5 I appreciate the test.

2024-08-21 07:41:20

Testing an always-on Zeus setup for receiving zaps. Using an old Pixel phone with CalyxOS and Obtainium. If this goes well, I'm going to look into improving the setup in various ways.
Would appreciate small test zaps and feedback on whether errors occur. 🫡
https://m.primal.net/KGRL.jpg

2024-08-21 03:03:14

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Convince them to dump their entire networth into a shitcoin so they lose everything and can't afford to buy crap for anyone. Checkmate.

2024-08-20 19:01:10

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And their content is mostly just complaining about Bitcoin and Nostr content. They're all fucking complaining yet not really posting anything different.

2024-08-20 15:35:45

Pretty cool.
https://geyser.fund/project/gitcitadel

2024-08-19 09:30:46

My tolerance for clickbait is close to zero these days. It's just so scummy and annoying. Sure, it may indeed increase your follow count or whatever, but what sort of followers are being attracted? Are people who tolerate or fall for clickbait really the types you want in your corner? I'll pass, and I'm muting the people who use this bullshit tactic. Sadly, I'm starting to see it from people I used to respect.

2024-08-19 04:17:01

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Nice fallacy. Government can be funded without force or coercive tactics. This topic has already been covered by others, such as Ayn Rand. Weak.

2024-08-19 04:14:53

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You must think you're very important to tell someone else what not to buy, what their objective is, and which web browser they should use.
I hate ads as much as the next guy and certainly agree with preventing cross site tracking (Firefox Containers, for example), but YouTube isn't free to run. They offer me a way to avoid ads so I take it. I'm not going to be a thief while still using their product.
People bitch and moan about ads yet aren't willing to pay either.

2024-08-18 15:41:29

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A thing being better than something else doesn't make it good or just. I have no doubt that the surrounding states are awful, but that doesn't mean that anarchy is good. That's a fallacy. I would agree that a state should be minimal and unintrusive (prevent men from using force against one another, or provide mediation before or after they do). But that doesn't mean that having no state is somehow better. That's a false dichotomy. It's entirely possible to have a moral state. I define that as a state that exists only to defend my property rights. That to me is far better and more realistic than just having everyone do whatever the duck they want simply because they have the bigger gun.

2024-08-18 15:30:44

Writing a book doesn't make a subject complicated, nor does it mean that you're correct or that everyone will agree with what you write.

2024-08-18 15:28:36

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Premium solves that.

2024-08-18 13:54:38

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You need one. How exactly do you think rules are enforced in the real world? You can dance around it all you want, but there is no protocol or rule without an enforcement mechanism. That's what anarchy is. Rules and protocols are order. Anarchy is the absence of order. This really isn't complicated.
https://m.primal.net/KDHG.png

2024-08-18 02:26:41

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Some wallets are allowing Nostr connection so your follows are integrated into the wallet. I've sent people sats without actually using a Nostr client. It's pretty cool.

2024-08-17 03:31:21

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The N64 was dope, but so was the GameCube. Last things I cared for from Nintendo except for some of the GameBoys

2024-08-16 16:16:47

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Protocols may enforce some rules across the internet, but try that theory out in some of the places in Africa where these silly ideals have played out in the physical world. Not everything in life happens behind a keyboard, nor can a digital protocol enforce all rights.

2024-08-16 15:34:22

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To be clear, you can't "fix" these problems. But you can mitigate them or make it easier to recover from mishaps. That's all I'm saying. The current model is pretty much as bad as it can be in my opinion. But we are still early, which is why I think it's a bad idea to start using Nostr for critical things right now. I think people should only use it for non-critical things until it's more mature and secure.

2024-08-16 15:31:01

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Especially when you start involving things like password managers or people in positions of power like presidents. Imagine having White House nsec just being tossed around into whatever client asks for it. Not a great idea. We at least need better security options for such cases before we start trying to pile on critical people and systems.

2024-08-16 15:26:12

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Stop training people to give applications their private key for one. A system that allows for a private key with sub keys would be useful. That way you limit the losses at least. It would be even better if sub keys could be burned and recreated, leaving the lost sub key useless. Ultimately, I would have people store their private key offline like Bitcoin cold storage. Nothing should ever have access to the primary private key. Ever. I've given mine to a couple Nostr clients already which is awful. I think SeedSigner allows for signing notes now, but I believe I'd need to generate a new key first. I still have research to do on this topic. But as it stands, piling people onto Nostr, especially with lots of cool services and apps available, would be an unmitigated disaster with heavy consequences.

2024-08-16 14:49:48

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It's pretty cool if posting on a particular relay can be totally private though. I'd definitely be interested in using that with people I'm closer to in real life.

2024-08-16 14:47:20

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No, I just didn't fully understand what you were talking about. 'Hanging out in cozier spaces' is a bit vague, which is why I asked if you meant paid relays. I assume now that single-use anons means people who only use the social media use case. I didn't get that at first. I see myself using it in multiple ways. For public and private use cases, if privacy ever actually happens (I don't know enough about Nostr to know if any of it is private or not).

2024-08-16 13:14:43

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I think we'd actually have much larger amounts of rape, murder, war, and theft without broad governments like we have now.

2024-08-16 13:13:22

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So a bunch of little governments everywhere. Lol That's even worse than what we have now. That can't work without an ultimate arbiter. You essentially end up with the warlords that result anytime anarchy actually occurs. There is no actual anarchy in the real world. Humans will always form governments because there will always be humans that don't play by the fantasy rules. Should government be extremely limited? Yes. But having none with this many people is just fucking retarded. We still have rape, murder and theft even with a government. That isn't going to magically go away by having a bunch of micro groups all over doing things their own way. And there will always be groups looking to grow and impose their ways.

2024-08-16 13:04:53

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The main problem being what it already is for Nostr apps: getting completely rekt if that key gets compromised. Nostr has to fundamentally change and mature before I'll ever use it for more than a low value social media use case.
I only enter my password manager password in one place. Entering it into a bunch of different apps creates the same problem of using the same password everywhere. You'd need to create a different nsec for every app to avoid this, which is fine, but that isn't what most people will do. They'll just paste that sucker into anything that asks and eventually get rekt everywhere just like people do now. The main difference is that there is no recovery under the current model. You can't just contact Nostr customer support and prove your identity to reset your nsec and take back control of everything you used the key for. It's gone forever. That's why I think it's more dangerous than the current legacy model for the average person. It's also an instant take over. Whoever has the key can access any Nostr app instantly, without even knowing which service the owner uses. Currently, an attacker would need to figure out which services I use to access them if I use the same password everywhere, and that takes resources. Nostr is just one protocol.
Things need to get better before more people are encouraged to use Nostr for everything.

2024-08-16 12:57:09

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Discoverability would be a challenge though.

2024-08-16 12:43:23

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Anarchism doesn't allow for the organized defense of property rights by definition. Otherwise, you're right back at government. Using licenses and legal systems to protect products or property rights is a pretty shitty example of an anarchist. You don't even own products under anarchism for the aforementioned reasons. There's no real way to enforce such a concept as product ownership.

2024-08-16 11:16:46

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Do you think the cozier spaces will be paid relays?
On a side note, I've been thinking this about societies in general lately. That seems to be the general direction of humanity. I don't agree with the citadel concept necessarily, but I do think a divergence is happening broadly. I think we will see a lot of weird stuff in the coming years as the soft collapse continues, and people like us (those who saw it coming early and will therefore benefit greatly) will have to work together.
What you describe for social media is probably just a reflection of what's happening in the real world in various ways.

2024-08-16 09:02:21

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I also use GrapheneOS, but isn't this the whole point of Play Protect? I'm assuming it was installed outside of Google Play, which is likely a red flag to this software. The average user probably is better off with this behavior. Although, users should be able to disable if they can't already.

2024-08-16 08:35:51

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Trezor (Model T and Model One - These have actually been the most reliable of the ones that aren't the SeedSigner)
Blockstream Jade - the software was total dogshit.
ColdCard MK4 (just had one brick for no good reason during normal use after only several months of owning it).
ColdCard Q - This one has had issues with cameras picking up the QR code on the screen due to the poor backlight quality. The SeedSigner has worked every time with ease. I have to resort to micro SD transfers with the Q. The QR scanner works great, just not the reverse. One of the PIN entry features also completely failed when I tested it. So much for the best in security.
I've spend a lot of money on this shit and the @npub17ty…3mgl has been the only one to not get in my fucking way and make using hardware signers annoying.

2024-08-16 07:46:36

The more I use expensive hardware signing devices (most have been shit quality), the more I appreciate @npub17ty…3mgl

2024-08-16 02:47:53

I hadn't thought about it until now, but I don't worry about a central authority hiding what I say on #Nostr like I do on YouTube (etc). I intentionally obfuscate certain words on YouTube, which is absolute trash. I'm not about it.
Fuck.
Word blocking is totally possible on Nostr, but it's at least decentralized. Besides, I'm never going to have a meaningful relationship with someone who can't handle the word "fuck." We just won't vibe and that is cool.
Peace and fuck.

2024-08-16 02:37:21

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That would be a cool concept. Would the client convert the voice to text or do you mean audio notes? Both?

2024-08-16 02:11:29

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Start with yourself. Remove the legal restrictions from using your code, for example (code licenses are SO government) Until then, you're LARPing. You don't support anarchy. For the record, I'm not an anarchist, but I also don't pretend to be or ask others to be for cool points.

2024-08-15 06:15:23

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People have worn hats, wigs, head garments for centuries. Are you more old fashioned than that?

2024-08-13 00:48:29

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Beautiful bottle.

2024-08-12 01:49:14

The world is fucked so assholes on laptops can 'trade' in a global fiat casino.
I'm ready to see them all get rekt so humanity can finally move past this nonsense.
Lots of pain coming for those not involved directly, but I think the other side is the brightest we have ever seen.

2024-08-12 00:43:21

Indeed.
I sometimes give myself a break from Nostr as well. It's good for the battery, soul, or whatever you want to call it.
#note15xl…d3as

2024-08-12 00:41:42

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Working on it.

2024-08-11 13:54:11

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Working on it.

2024-08-11 13:40:55

I'm glad the world has @npub1cn4…3vle

2024-08-11 13:40:05

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Classical. Specifically, Chopin.

2024-08-07 22:11:43

The whole point of #Bitcoin is to free people to live life and do the things they're best at. I tend to forget that and get too wrapped up in shit that doesn't really matter. It's exhausting. #Nostr is becoming exhausting; a place for people to fight about purity standards in the Bitcoin space (myself included at times).
I agree with the people who say we need more variety in content and will once again commit to posting different things after my break. Hopefully more people will do the same.
Peace.

2024-08-07 21:48:17

#Bitcoin doesn't send me ads in the mail that are designed to look like important bank correspondence.
https://m.primal.net/Jrct.jpg

2024-08-07 12:17:49

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I see your point.

2024-08-07 07:13:54

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I understand that most don't, but most also aren't verifying downloads...

2024-08-07 07:13:14

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Do wallets need to be distributed by Google? It seems like people who want to avoid this issue would go directly to the repo.

2024-08-07 07:09:58

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There is a difference, which is why she makes it explicitly clear in this video that she wants everyone to end up in the same place via equity. Equality of outcome is the stated goal. You can't have that in a free society.