Normies are frightened by how you can't delete a post or undo a like or a repost on nostr
And that's not even the scariest thing about nostr for them
๐ต๐ธ whoever loves Digit
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Digit is Digit. I love her. I knew her online from wallstreetbets and she disappeared while going through some shit. I keep needing proof she's safe.
To anyone I've ever treated unfairly, I apologize.
Tested, can confirm it works on Nintendo 64
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Just saw a clip from S05E06 of a show called Hacks that has me intrigued, might watch the show
Sad to hear about the new spider-movie being bad Israeli propaganda, from what people are saying
Retro-Crypto has been updated to accept enough dice rolls for 256 bits of entropy. You can also just do 128 if you want.
The dev has also added an open source license to the git repo, though I'm still not sure about all the components used from outside.
github.com/bowler-bear/retro-crypto


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For context, the Nintendo 64 is a 64-bit desktop computer that can run modern-day 64-bit Linux, but most owners do not have a keyboard and mouse for i
I think Trigun Badlands Rumble takes place between episodes 21 and 22 of the anime. I just made a reddit post explaining why, and refuting the reasons people usually give for why it can't be placed there.
Seems like Fergie Chambers is fucking still locked up
You're not allowed to donate to the victims of genocide apparently
Yet another thing that would have been caught sooner if people didn't ostracize me and ignore my work. Yet again I must say, imagine how much more progress there would be on retro-crypto if all the people shilling coldcard talked about this project instead. It's really frustrating to see the state it's in.
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I've learned about an even bigger issue with Retro-Crypto - according to the mods of the /r/freesoftware subreddit, it includes proprietary components, making it proprietary software.
I've been telling people it was open source, because the Monero Bounty Scope document rules out "funding for proprietary software," but apparently there was a misunderstanding or something.
It looks like this project is far from being ready for the kind of showcasing I was trying to do.