On this day in 1825: The Erie Canal opened, joining the Great Lakes to the Atlantic by way of the Hudson.
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Dr. The Daniel 🖖
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I make stuff for Nostr and Lightning. 💜⚡️🖖
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Ghost in the machine 👻⚙️ https://ghostr.org
Spacewalker at nostr:npub1fmunwy3lljfyzlgyuyman79lxwm4efz6pzlgqjwc400pr9l708qquvje8w ✨👩🚀 https://resolvr.io
Short order vibecook 👨🏻🍳🍳 https://zap.cooking
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Sats Factory worker ⚡️🏭 https://satsfactory.com
Nodestrich runner 🏃♂️⚡️💜♾️ https://nodestrich.com
Zombie hunter 🏹🧟♂️ https://plebsvszombies.cc
Mute list maximalist 🤫🔇 https://mutable.top
Meetup disorganizer 🗽🧡 https://harlembitcoin.com
Chief band namer 🤘🎸 nostr:npub12cqtmej8mutnwu0yzfmshznaxltetmn7nkzranps7v4dsxuc6mnqdf5pmv
Crash test dummy wallet tester in residence 💥⚠️
Created 2008.jpeg, the first NFT on Nostr (sort of)
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After a last minute flurry of activity, the final tally of 25 votes (all verifiable, signed events) is:
14 against and 11 for removing Nostrich, so the app stays…for now.
Thanks to everyone for your input. And even the ones who just griped.
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Only 17 of you voted (I checked multiple clients to avoid an undercount), so barring any Lula-style upset in the next hour, the majority prefer to keep Nostrich listed despite their questionable non-fungible shenanigans.
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Cashu is cool because it lets you lose your money with maximum privacy.
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If the iOS 27 update made all your lock screen notifications illegible…
⚙️ Settings > Accessibility > Display & Text Size > Reduce Transparency
Update: Well, fuck.
Don’t read your email. Don’t answer the phone. Don’t open the door for anyone you don’t know.
This is pretty much how we all have to exist in the world now.
Stay safe, my friends.
GN 🌙 PV 🖖
There is a targeted phishing campaign happening right now involving the @Foundation email domain. Messages are being sent to a large number of addresses that have appeared in data breaches urging people to migrate funds from their devices.
Obviously this is a scam, and there’s no indication that Foundation’s own data was leaked, but the question I want an answer to is how were these attackers able to spoof the email headers to allow these emails to appear legitimate?
There aren’t even 21,000 people here.