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Not going gently into the night.
unquiet 1 year ago
Japan’s super power is elevating the mundane until it becomes extraordinary. Perfect fried chicken at a convenience store, a simple slice of fish becomes sushi, trains so comfortable and fast you prefer them to planes.
unquiet 1 year ago
Trust the #bitcoin bull crab.
unquiet 1 year ago
Seems like everyone thought replacing the global financial system for 100s of millions of people (let alone billions) was gonna be easy and we would wrap it up in 10 years.
unquiet 1 year ago
Dips are for buying #bitcoin. Or ignoring. The thesis is unchanged.
unquiet 1 year ago
A powerful story and a reminder of everything wrong with healthcare in America.
unquiet 1 year ago
The democrats really don’t want to win. Passing on chances to sway an active and wealthy voting bloc is just stupid.
unquiet 1 year ago
Germany, Mt. Gox… anyone else got some cheap seats for us?
unquiet 1 year ago
At least we live in interesting times.
unquiet 1 year ago
An early idea, would it be useful for relays to decorate notes with tags/info and sign those with their own nsec key? Clients could then read the tags and decide what to do with them. Like NSFW, X rated content, detected language, etc. The note remains unchanged, but certain relays could become specialized at certain content detection and tagging.
unquiet 1 year ago
It would be too funny if the #bsod outage is because they forgot to rotate a security certificate…again.
unquiet 1 year ago
Bitcoin is an open source, censorship resistant protocol for money. Nostr is the same for identity/speech. What else needs an open source, censorship resistant protocol?
unquiet 1 year ago
Nostr paradigm shift: you are responsible for your own long term storage. If you want your posts to last a long time, you must store them in a trustworthy relay (or three). Free relays will work for a bit, but running your own relay (full self sovereignty) or paying a relay or two is a good idea. What do you get? - no one can turn off your account - no ads unless you want them - no algorithm to enrage you
unquiet 1 year ago
Feels a bit like a why not? It's an interesting experiment and I think it's likely it could find some powerful use case and also pretty likely it remains a niche experiment. Question: what are we replacing or new capability are we unlocking? Maybe removing DNS... though the point of DNS is to make websites easy to find vs IP addresses, and npubs are at least as hard to know/remember as and IP address. If that's the feature, instead of the bug, it could enable routing around firewalls or even the great firewall as long as there is some way to learn the npubs.