I’m a fan of the Bitaxe movement. Things like Bitaxe solo block wins should be retweeted and spread far and wide. It’s like a global lottery available to anyone with electricity and ~$150. Every participant makes hash more decentralized and impossible to choke.
Lyle Pratt
lylepratt@vida.io
npub1ylep...xgy8
Building vida.io.
potentially stupid nostr question: when a nostr user initially logs into an app with just their nsec key (no nip-05), how does the app know the initial relay to fetch the profile info and relay list from? Are most apps just querying lots of known relays and hoping for a match?
reusable water balloons. I was highly skeptical but they work great and are lots of fun around the pool!
Got to do some e-foiling this week and had a blast! Definitely want one now.
🚫 “what do you do for work?”
✅ “how do you invest your time?”
fun fact about me you probably wouldn’t guess: I almost exclusively code to reggae music.
shill me some new stuff!
I am a simple man…you zap me, I follow you. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Bitcoin has no counter party risk, yet you can transfer it anywhere in the world instantly. This is its most important aspect of bitcoin that big money still just doesn't understand. It is the *perfect* money for international settlement.
a node in every browser tab with #[0]
I mean…it just doesn’t pay to bet against jon bones jones
Every day that passes, there is less bitcoin supply available and more bitcoin demand. Every day.
This is not complicated folks. Number is going to keep going up. Keep it simple and stay safe in cold storage for the long term.
happy birthday to my buddy


How well supported is NIP-26 (Delegated Event Signing) across clients? Does Damus support it? I’d like for users to be able to allow Vida to sign certain events for them, but not sure if it’s too early for it to be useful if clients don’t support it.
Part of why we’re building #[0] is to help the world replace phone numbers and walled garden usernames with pubkeys. Doing that requires building bridges from the old world to the new world.
