I haven't had the mental energy to make my own music for quite some time and started thinking about the minimal contribution I can make to make nostr more interesting. I decided that I might as well start sharing my exquisite taste with you folk. 😃

Music on TIDAL

Paris Paloma - the warmth

Listen to the warmth on TIDAL

#music #grownostr

Hey @vinney...axkl wanna sign a contract?

Attestr - Mutual Agreement Protocol on Nostr

Create, sign, and verify mutual agreements on the Nostr protocol. Build trust through cryptographic commitments.

No idea how it works, just trying it out.

Thomas Seyfried discusses the metabolic-mitochondrial theory of cancer with Mike Levin: Pretty advanced material, but definitely worth watching. This is one of the most important breakthroughs in medicine in years, happening right before our eyes. TLDW: Cancer is a metabolic disease, not a genetic one and you have to be retarded to think otherwise. Tumor progression can be slowed down, halted or even reversed by lowering glucose, increasing ketones (with diet and fasting) + targeting glutamine metabolism with drugs (this is strictly necessary!; diet alone won't suffice). There are lab experiments and human case studies that prove it beyond reasonable doubt.

Testing @Nostria with remote signer powered by Amber.

@Zapstore Is there any good way to explore app stacks? I can't even find my own in the app.

Could you describe how it is different from (or similar to) Reticulum?

A great explanation of Keychat protocol. View article →

Testing Wisp by @utxo the webmaster 🧑‍💻 . Great client. Fantastic relay management, no latency to speak of. The only thing that bothers me is that in order to see a rendered note preview, I have to tap 'publish' and then have only 10 seconds to review before it gets sent. Would be cool to be able to switch back and forth between note editing and preview with a toggle, like Yakihonne does it. Amazing client overall!

Nevermore is reactivating with this big boi on vocals.

Cool stuff, give it a try. View article →

Hey, @Derek Ross is there any way to stop Onyx from messing up my code when I'm working in the source editor? It keeps on escaping special signs like brackets and underscores:

I'm looking for good counterarguments. I really don't like the thought of changing consensus rules, but I'm afraid it might be necessary. View quoted note →