AI is making it easier than ever to flood the internet with low-effort content, but great creators can still stand out by HOW they use the tools.
Platforms like Nostr, powered by zaps, give control back to users to curate what truly deserves attention.
The algorithmic curated feed became a necessity out of the sheer volume of internet content.
The problem is noise to signal.
Anyone who's setup their own RSS feed has had the issue where it's either a leaky faucet or a fire hose.
But ownership and individual tailoring of your personal feed is the next wave and potentially the killer feature of nostr. A marketplace of feeds!
I know that there are plenty of bitcoiners that are still on Windows/Mac and not using a Free and Open Source operating system like Linux.
And I get it. Linux can be confusing and tough to get into. If you're deep in a certain tech ecosystem, that also complicates things.
But not running Linux is like having a custodial PC. You don't truly own your computer. You're not free to audit, modify or run the software as you see fit on your own computer.
At the same time I recognize that perfect is the enemy of good. Replacing your entire operating system probably seems a bit drastic. So I would say to start replacing some of the non-linux compatible and proprietary software with FOSS alternatives.
Outlook -> Thunderbird
MS Office -> LibreOffice
Video Games -> Read a book
Also, with WINE and some other workarounds there's usually a way to get a lot of your old apps working on Linux with a few (although admittedly big) exceptions.
Remember, the "free" in software means: free as in freedom, not free beer.
Libre not gratis.
I wonder what apps would be particularly difficult if not impossible to replace with nostr. Something like Uber may be challenging but still doable I think.