5th Ave NYC shut down to Palestine protests.

If terrorists had taken control of the World Trade Center, and it's estimated that 10 pct of the population of the building is terrorists (90 percent civilians) do you: A. "Turn it into a parking lot"- these people are human animals B. Fire rockets randomly into the windows C. Target the floors known to have civilians bc the terrorists are using human shields D. All of the above?

When I click "share" a post in amethyst, it produces a web URL to snort.social. This works to share the content to non-nostriches, but what about for people who have a nostr client? Shouldn't we also have a way of sharing a URL that causes the browser to open your nostr client of choice? @Vitor Pamplona

Possible catalysts for bitcoin: 1. Money printer go brr 2. Adoption by individuals in countries with high inflation (negative real interest rates for savers) 3. Adoption for native use cases (e.g. nostr, AI) 4. Institutional bail outs 5. Bank bail ins 6. Increase in global adoption due to improvements in tools and UX 7. Growth of circular economies 8. Increase in financial censorship 9. The halvening 10. US ETF approval 11. Adoption as reserve asset for central banks 12. Adoption by large corporations What did I miss?

Bitcoin is a collective delusion, a faith-based system which enables its volunteers to track work and resources contributed to the community across time.

Thanks for writing this! We need more nostr guides. I've struggled with understanding how it's working behind the scenes and reading the nips is anything but clear to a lay person.

If one of the big issues with Tor is lack of performance due to the "free rider" problem, and one of the issues with lightning is potential deanonymization (solvable with Tor), then shouldn't these two technologies scratch each others backs? Lightning micropayments from Tor browsers to reward Tor node operators for providing high performance?