Oh, add knife rep to the resume...

This is so freaking amazing. I’m feeling pretty nerdy right now. #magicsquare #supermagicsquare #math

Yeah baby! This has a whole different meaning in UK. #IYKYK

We're hiring...

Of course, wearing this shirt sorta breaks rule 1. #redteams #executeandvanish

Dinner time. Counting macros. This Rich Gal porter by #birdsongbrewing is one of the best (if not THE best) porter I’ve ever had. Pairs well with a Twix heavy! #paleo #beerstr #foodstr

Pay the $20 to buy a domain name - please!

Chill and pew, pew! View quoted note →

Over and over again. They are the three things I reach for every day and the things I use most. Sinn U1 on NATO band with PDW watch band compass, PDW Invictus Alpha folder, Rotring 600 Series fountain pen | #watchknifepen #watchstr #knifestr #penstr

Just received my first 1-sat zap!

#TIL my in-laws still have an active AOL email account.

Been testing as many iOS Nostr clients as possible recently as part of my testing of #Clave. Here's my summary. Primal - slick, polished, but slow to refresh notifications. Does not currently support NIP-46 (sigh) Damus - cool UX, total battery blow torch tho! Wisp (iOS fork) - possibly THE best iOS client I've used. Fantastic UX, sensible layout, fully featured, everything works as you'd expect. Wish the "Live now" banner could be hidden. Told will never support NIP-46 (le-sigh) Nostur - has the most potential. However, is incredible laggy and slow. Notifications take hours/days (srsly) and wallet functionality is missing features. Does support NIP-46 (in the plus column) Yakihonne - this one surprised me. Did not like it at first. Has totally grown on me, now may actually be by daily driver going forward. Need the notification icon bar to be better spaced or have the option to hide the count numbers (Wisp does this best). Does support NIP-46 Are there any other iOS Nostr clients worth testing? What is your favorite iOS Nostr client - any why?