How does one get a primal.net identifier?

Unpopular opinion: #Nostr isn't going to win over disenfranchised #Twitter users if the protocol doesn't implement a block/edit/delete function. https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/elon-musk-planning-scrap-twitter-215521178.html

Meh, it’s just a rounding error. https://breaking911.com/irs-agent-kills-fellow-agent-at-phoenix-shooting-range/

Wake up! Time to rock & roll, assholes!

What do you consider to be the most credible NIP05? What is the most coveted?

What am I missing? I'm attempting to use primal.net but I don't see a log in option and alby doesn't prompt me with anything when I'm on the site. #asknostr npub12vkcxr0luzwp8e673v29eqjhrr7p9vqq8asav85swaepclllj09sylpugg

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President Biden Archived (@POTUS46Archive) on X

2. We're laser-focused on getting aid to survivors, including Critical Needs Assistance: a one-time $700 payment per household offering relief duri...

Biden has the audacity to boast about offering Hawaiians a measly $700 in aid just days after requesting $24B to continue a proxy war. The sad part is people will look at this situation and still pull the lever for this piece of shit.

Would it be sensible or necessary for a user to have a NIP-05 identifier for each service they contribute to and/or consume? For example, should a user have an xyz@twitterequivalent, an xyz@youtubeequivalent, and an xyz@pintrestequivalent? Or is the idea that a single xyz@nostrplebs would carry over to each and every service? #asknostr

Called it! Marketing exec has an episode that goes viral and then publishes a PSA promoting mental health services. View quoted note →

It’s a wild that in one presidential cycle we went from “the election was stolen” to “the most secure election ever” when all we did was mail out ballots like fucking Bed, Bath, & Beyond coupons.

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Jason Steen (@jasondotnews) on X

I really find this stat hard to believe... just exported my #DoorDash data to confirm, and i spent $25K last year just on that... how is anyone liv...

Dude is so lazy he can’t even be bothered with going into the establishment filled with eye candy.

You’re telling me the woman who’s story went viral just so happens to be a marketing exec?

What’s the value proposition of being able to log into a client with someone else’s npub, particularly when it comes to DMs? Anyone can see who has been messaging one another, and while the contents of the message are encrypted a lot can be inferred by the cadence of the conversation. I can see it being useful in a government environment to provide much needed transparency, but what does the average Joe gain from that?