Effortless music streaming and library management using nostr & blossom. I'm in awe:

@₿en Wehrman might be of interest to you:

Bitchute

Westworld Decoded, The Pandemic! DisclosureHub

All I need to know about Oslo Freedom Forum: > The Oslo Freedom Forum is funded by a large group of international donors. Recent sponsors include Atlas Network, the City of Oslo, Fritt Ord (organization), the John Templeton Foundation, the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, PubKey, and the Reynolds Foundation. Past sponsors include the Brin Wojcicki Foundation and the Thiel Foundation. Other partners include Amnesty International Norway, Civita (think tank), the Norwegian organization for gender equality, integration and diversity LIM, the Norwegian Helsinki Committee, and Plan International.

Westworld was really something else.

Ethereum is older than Bitcoin!!1111

> Always. Magic, spirit possession, fast-track access of the occult, are heavily dependent on colonization and racist hierarchies as well as gendered ones. > > Michael Taussig > Taussig was born in Sydney to Austrian refugee parents[3] of German and Czech-Jewish ancestry.

Seen on @Stacker News: > Bitcoiners are already seen as monetary flat earthers.

Seeing people on nostr ridiculing someone for thinking Trump might already be dead while I'm wondering why EMF AI is the last frame of the Matrix.

Trying to grow a garden at a significant slope wasn't the best of ideas.

Bitcoin dropping right when I got 10k back in prepaid taxes. 🥹

I quite like this cropped picture of myself.

Not a Christian myself but I have lots of respect for people who take their faith seriously. Just look at this entire thread and you’ll see why I love nostr so much. Different opinions and intepretations of Scripture don’t need to lead to conflict: View quoted note →

pubky going strong! 💩

Bumped into a watch nerd at a cafe in a nearby town I cycled through recently and we sat down and talked watches over coffee. He caused me quite the scare: We spoke about power reserves on automatic watches and I mentioned that my Black Bay 58 lasts around ~40-45h most of the time after I stop wearing it. I never cared all that much because I usually swap watches every 2nd or 3rd day and my other watches all run ETA 2824 so I have to rewind them most of the time anyways. I bought it 2nd hand so he was worried about the BB58 being a replica. According to my research there were barely any quality replicas of that watch built until 2020 and since I got mine in 2019 with box and papers, the serial number engraving looking legit as well, I wasn’t too worried. But still, the caseback was never opened so I wouldn’t know for sure until I brought it in for service, which is overdue anyways. Well, turns out I never learned to properly wind up this caliber and stopped at ~30 turns when it needs around 40. Today it ran for about 55h until the power reserve gave out, which would’ve been impossible for any clone movement. Still not the 70h it’s technically capable to deliver but the watch has been worn heavily for 6 years. I don’t pamper my watches and don’t have a cheap Casio/Seiko beater for rougher occasions. #watchstr