Happy new year my #nostr frens!

Let the OGs with many coins fuck around with medium of exchange. The rest of us need to learn how to save. If you’ve been in the game for less than 4 years and/or don’t believe you’ve saved enough, you may want to focus more on saving.

I call it “pleb’s law” when the moment you buy sats the price goes down. When I was new to this I was distressing because a was chasing the price. Now it’s because I could have gotten cheaper sats. But remember, don’t time the market. Don’t get cute. I’ll just buy, hold, and shut the fuck up.

Since ideas are cheap and I don’t possess the skills or the time to pull it off… If anyone here is familiar with Decentraland, it’s kind of like a Second Life for shitcoiners. I believe it uses a client server set up coupled with IPFS for pulling textures and other data, and the Ethereum network for their shitcoin, MANA, and setting their 3D world state (land ownership etc) I think this could be recreated without the shitcoinery using a fusion of nostr and the pear stack. Lightning could be the “coin”. I think the mixture of those two technologies are really going to create impressive apps in the future.

Finally got around to listening to the first episode of “The Pear Report” even though I’ve been using Keet for a while and am a big fan of holesail. One funny thing that I heard from the first episode was using the Pear stack to play older games that are either LAN only or have had their game servers long shuttered. Back in 2006 I wrote game match making software to allow users to interact and play older games (that used directplay) like the original GTA and Age of Empires. The last piece I was looking to solve was firewall punching before other obligations forced me to stop the project. I say all this because Pear and Nostr provide a great opportunity to recreate this project without the server piece. I may have found my next hobby project (trying to maintain my “top 3”) Appreciate the inspiration @Guy Swann

GE Nostr frens

GN