Last Notes
I haven’t. I think the only two I’ve seen are Jurassic Park (fantastic movie, and they never made any sequels) and Hunt for Red October.
He’s not dead. He’s just touring Montana in a Winnebago.
Tour in peace, Sam.
You’re welcome! I figured you wouldn’t come across one in your pocket change. 😊
I should fire up WoW again. I still have the subscription …
Here’s to the day you don’t need a phone number to sign up. 🍻
It's amazing how much things break even when you don't touch them.
Trying different clients?
Three incredibly hard words to say:
“That can wait.”
My guess is that’s true while it’s rolling out. It will become standard one day. @nprofile…5sjy would have the definitive answer.
It’s a great day to be alive.
Which way are you hoping it goes? Or is this a lose-lose situation?
You mean boar market, right?
POV: Stacking sats in 2026.
https://nostr-media.cltrrd.us/a7e9e535a137c157d0f3dd32616cb0d8a9c4f12ca186ae180b92439ed042f181.mp4
@nprofile…krnq your day has come.
Welcome @nprofile…4kd4 nostr.
#nevent1q…5ga9
Nobody sees the prayer before the kids wake up. Nobody sees you choosing patience when you're already empty. Nobody sees the decision to keep your word when it cost you something.
That's fine. Integrity isn't a performance.
But you see it. And over time, so will the people closest to you — not because you told them to look, but because it shapes who you are.
Character built in private shows up everywhere.
The only thing better than working out in your home gym is listening to music hosted in your homelab while doing it.
Nice! How’d you frame it?
I've heard lots of people talk about how AI enables just-in-timre learning, compared to the traditional just-in-case model of education, reading, and self-development.
I'm enjoying the shift to just-in-time software. Exactly the tool you need, when you need it. Give or take a few million tokens.
The two main areas that come to mind:
1. Homelab administration. So nice to be able to delegateupdates and configuration.
2. Custom software. Exactly what I need it to be. Just-in-time software over just-in-case software.
I've found it so-so at automating workflows ("do this for me…") and brilliant at refining and writing scripts to streamline workflows ("write a script that will do this for me…").
The only thing better than *that* is having your kids out there working out with you.
#nevent1q…62my
I will forever associate “Thunderstruck” with you fine people now.
Here’s to $125K, @nprofile…dwjn. 🍻🍕
Wait—there’s an Amethyst for macOS?
There isn’t anything you can do, sadly. Your nostr key can double as an on-chain address (coincidence). If people send you on-chain zaps, that’s made visible because of nostr so that on-chain address is associated with you personally. This gives nogoodniks a target for social-engineering their way into your account. If they get your nsec, they can access those funds.
I wouldn’t worry about it, though. Either they’re going to be dust transactions (too small to do anything with—not worth their time) or large enough that it will be worth your time to do a coinjoin (which obfuscates their connection to you).
The devs are doing this because they’re trying to make it possible to send any new user a zap, whether they know how to set up a Lightning wallet or not. People will figure out appropriate use cases once the novelty wears off.
Random beach media test incoming. https://nostr-media.cltrrd.us/b7349573f5c484b2c2b4cad67d6aa90b36ea6a097ca3399a2133e860c03176d5.jpeg
Square support for LN payments was cool, but can you imagine the inflection point when you can use LN in Shop checkouts?
"Soon" depends on each business. Smaller shops are likely to support sooner rather than later—fewer decision-makers to convince. Find your local butcher and show them how bitcoin let's them accept payment faster and with fewer fees.
There's nothing wrong with mining bitcoin using beef.
Until then, think of it as spending bitcoin using a fiat transport layer.
Thanks! It seems to have gotten stuck at some point. Reinstalled, and things are flowing again. Including @nprofile…wywf.
Is @nprofile…wywf really pulled from @nprofile…gsu4 ? Every time I try to update (still stuck on an old release). https://nostr-media.cltrrd.us/68b841da00a753f3349ae73e027f9c603031737aa5568e39f2dc64e21db188bd.jpg
You wouldn’t run your car until it sputtered to a stop and then wonder why it wouldn’t start. You’d fill the tank.
But most men run themselves dry and call it discipline.
Rest isn’t quitting. It’s maintenance. The guy who takes no breaks eventually stops — not because he’s weak, but because he ignored a basic law of physics.
The most reliable people in anyone’s life aren’t the ones who never slow down. They’re the ones who know when to.
I don’t know about you, but I’m just the right age to enjoy Bluey.
The phrase “proof of work” comes to mind.
My understanding: the basic difference is that Maple has encrypted server-side storage, so you can sign in from any device/browser and have the same experience. Venice only has client-side storage.
You need to enable it. It’s not on by default.
Today is yours to make what you want of it. No one else gets to choose for you.
Some may have their opinions on what you should do. Some of those opinions are strongly held, some may even be informed. Some people have the ability to impose consequences (if you don’t show up to work, you don’t get paid).
But you alone have the ability to choose your actions.
The first set of reps is the hardest. The second set isn’t much better. The third set, your body starts to accept that it’s time to work out and gets in gear.
Too many stop at the first set because “it’s hard”. The second set becomes confirmation bias.
Freedom and growth start at set 3.
The first two sets build strength of character. The rest build physical strength.
I’d much rather watch the dawn approach than the dusk recede.
Muppets Most Wanted is one of those movies where the B plot is better than the A plot. Not that the A plot is weak—these two just steal the show.
https://blossom.primal.net/f9926b2ffeb170469c9bcf7e36e986899bf5f9cbed1ea972aabfff41bb35aca4.jpg
If your SMS is compromised, they can usually reset your password trivially.
@npub1pm5…xe07 What are the first steps someone should take to start reclaiming their digital identity/privacy?
Most carriers have free features that will help prevent SIM swap attacks, or at least increase the friction. They’re opt-in but really should be enabled by default. You can also use a carrier like Cloaked Wireless, where their support humans don’t have the technological ability to do a SIM swap—only you can do that.
It’s open-source hardware. I’ll be surprised/disappointed if it’s not.
Is the SSD inside a @nprofile…9vg9 server user-replaceable? #asknostr
How does one qualify for this tour?
#Fountain 1.3.1 won't install from @nprofile…hspy. I assume this is just a bad hash and not a bad app? https://image.nostr.build/9b6c8d01e496b1e6b346d38e2876cab5e047023f291b5a3a0fb96bc3cbaac980.jpg
What email client do you use? It’s wonderfully distraction-free.
I came to the comments to see what client that is.