It's okay to let a good thing simply be good. It doesn't have to be bigger or better or more. One can just enjoy the thing for what it is, for the time that it is.
Dawn
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All members now have access to streaming over Spatia-Arcana, nsite hosting, and chatrooms with audio/video/screen share via compatible clients.
Flotilla.social handles the chat rooms nicely.
Streaming can be done with zap.stream or shosho.live.
Last summer my lawn mower died. I couldn't get a new one at the time, so I picked up a manual push mower at a garage sale. My dog figured out that if she dropped a stick into the turbine style blade, it would fly out, and she could play fetch with the lawn mower. I did nothing to correct this situation because it was adorable and I was outsourcing some work. (Prior to her discovery, I had to mow & throw sticks at the same time or she'd bark incessantly.)
Now, I have a new gas lawn mower. She drops sticks in front of it and stands there in anticipation. Mowing takes twice as long as with the manual mower now. π
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This might become very cool. Its another one of those things I was hoping would come to fruition. I haven't tried it yet but I installed. Just from looking, the relay maximalist that I've become has me hoping for some control over that in the future. How cool would it be to set up camp, drop your spot, and your friends can find it? The viewer could sort by community. The publisher could have high confidence in locations appearing as expected. There is probably hundreds of more creative reasons. An option to manually add coordinates would be primo, too. I'm excited about this one. 
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ntrack shares your live location with a group of people you choose β over the Nostr network, with no accounts and no central server. Locations ar...
Well, my new knife works. Now I don't know what I am making, but I feel committed to making something at this point


I'm went to our farmer's market. Every other booth (that's not food) was either 3D printed goods, AI generated images printed on t-shirts, or images printed and framed. The most clever application, appeared to be those images fed to a laser engraver, burned into decorative wooden wall hangings.
The busiest booths at the time were a guy selling crystals and a guy that makes fireplace tools and such, with antler and rebar. I met a guy in a wheelchair, who forges knives, and now I'm broke. π
That's probably enough from me today. I hope you've enjoyed my little noticing & over-posting spree. I missed a few... a spider web on a bush, the storm before it arrived, oatmeal butter cookies. The sunset.
I made honey-harissa glazed salmon & brussel sprouts... I'm terrible at taking food pics; it's much more beautiful in personπ
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