Every time I return to this app, it has improved.
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Reasons to keep building.
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Why keep returning?
Just stay!
🫂💜🫶
I reviewed your book menawhile:
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Half of devs had an orgasm right now. The other half hasn't seeing this yet. 😅
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What's the best client ? I use @Plebstr
I experience the same feeling
The devs are building fast and shipping quality features often. 🤝
This seems true even when I'm frequently here.
never underestimate the pace of open development & human ingenuity
freedom can’t come soon enough
Glad to have you here man 🫂
We have an illness on Nostr and the cure is to always be building and to always be zapping.
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Just launched my first website. Check it out 🙂🤙
SourceNode.xyz
Immer vorwärts!!!
Every time I see you return and post I gain hope. Take your shoes off and stay awhile…the protocol rocks.
👌🙏👀🫡
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Which Nostr client do you use?
We don't know what "this app" refers to. There are dozens of nostr clients.
But if you are saying nostr has improved, then indeed it has, and you should expect a lot more in the next year... a lot of developer funding is happening.
I'm glad to see you here again.
Welcome back!
Don't leave
Client you are currently using?
En moins de 9 mois je trouve que c'est plus qu'une folie,il y a de quoi se demander si besoin de faire une pause pour soi en déconnexion numérique ....nostr peut rendre dingue sérieux par tout ce qui s'y crée !chapeau bas 🙏🤲♾️🤲
Every time I return to #nostr, it has improved.
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Il est l'un des seuls premiers à expliquer ou définir nostr sur Twitter après l'avoir testé . Merci Edward
Papa Snowden came bacc!!! 💜
Depuis les premiers jours il'avait testé ou exploré nostr . Il serait bien que vous épinglez votre trwet sur nostr
Vrai il mute de jour en jour nostr comme des cellules biologiques en observation
Welcome back ; One more reason to spend more time here 🫂
Vrai
Otons les oeillères...s'il vous plaît
I think they're trying to get it right. Maybe become the internet of social media and free speech.
In the early days of the internet you first had the walled gardens. AOL, prodigy etc.
Eventually people realized they wanted access to the real internet. Where all the good stuff was. The stuff your overlords didn't want you to see, or know about.
But personal freedom, liberty and curiosity is pernicious..😆😂🤣🤭😊
TONS of potential, IMO.
The #Nostr devs are fuckin’ bullshit every day 👌😎🤌 
Phunking Plebs!!!
Wut App???
Ayy man it's a protocol! Jajaja but yo Eddy real talk man how's everything with the app made on Android? Remember it like turns your phone into like a security recording device?
I enjoy sending you money on nostr! Its probably illegal. ;)
Snowden on am iPhone? Maybe when hell freezes over.
He runs a DeGoogled phone as far as I know.
Stay awhile.
My man!
what client ser? im guessing youre on a linux desktop
#[0]
Quit leaving lol
Which app do you use?
A qué si yo público lo mismo no recibo los mismos sats ⚡🤣
"Every time I return to this app, it has improved."
It feels more secure with no censorship
Every time we return to Nostr, we use Alby.
Welcome back!
Can you zap me 100k sats alby?
Same.
Welcome !!
I love Get Alby!⚡
He means app. App upgrades. Protocol ossifies.
True
Cada vez que vuelvo a esta aplicación, ha mejorado.
@npub1sn0w...jdv9
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So stay 🤟
Does zapping this guy constitute funding a fugitive?
It's because of my #dankmemes, Ed.
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Extremely bullish on #Nostr. It's just another protocol (like #Bitcoin) that is designed to win.
#freedomtech are here to last forever, by design
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#freedomtech
So many apps for nostr now.
All constantly iterating & improving.
Keep returning please
Stay
Same, and I return every day 🤙
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Open protocols win because they can improve without permission. Closed platforms die because they have to make money to keep themselves alive.
Closed platforms have to grow at all costs to capture as many users as possible. If they don't manage they will be eaten up by competition. If they do manage they inevitably crumble under their own weight. The experience has to get worse because they have to squeeze captured users & imprison them so they can't run away. They will also inevitably be captured, be it by political or corporate interests.
Open protocols can grow slowly and steadily, or occupy a certain niche until they are perfectly adapted for it. They don't have to grow at all costs, and die only if interest goes to zero. As long as two people use a protocol it is alive. Interoperability allows users to leave at any time with near-zero exit cost, meaning that clients have to compete on merit, not on capture.
With closed platforms, "capture everyone" is the name of the game. It's a finite, zero-sum game.
With open protocols, symbiosis & cooperation is a better strategy. Positive sum. Everybody wins.
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Inevitable.
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Absolutely true 💜
Which app?
Inevitable.
Come now, weave your own hair, baldie. 
Welcome back to this protocol (it is not an app)
I’m personally using @FreeFrom Official 𓅦 , if you’re on #iOS I highly recommend checking it out!
Snowden isn't using iOS 🫡😂
Just stay and forget about legacy social media and their BS.
I recommend #plebstr and #nostur ⚡️⚡️⚡️
I don’t judge regardless. Haven’t kept up with his preferences even if someone like him would put out what he’s using
It is an amazing thing to be a part of 🙌
Wow these posts were updated 3 days ago and I'm just now seeing them?
Follow me :)
words words words words words words words words words words
we need a TL;DR bot
🎚️ 
@npub13wfg...4fun can you summarise this note
nostr is a protocol, not an app. but point taken.
nostr is a protocol, not an app. but point taken.
Then atay!
Is this overly reductive? My understanding is that ARPAnet started as what most would call a “closed” platform, and it later became the underpinnings of modern internet.
*Stay
Protocols > platforms
@jb55 merci pour le boost de la note d'Edwqrd il est en moins de 9 mois nostr se développe tellement de jour en jour que en tant que simple nostriche novice du secteur je peine à suivre tout
Seems as though things take off regardless of whether they’re open/closed if there’s good product market fit.
Open/Closed seems to matter more in terms of whether platforms can achieve/maintain scale, but even then it seems like it’s a required attribute. See examples of wildly successful closed platforms: Apple, Facebook, Twitter
A lot of “open platforms” seem like they’re putting the cart before the horse.
Sure if strong PMF sudden appears by chance for an open platform, it will be more likely to catch the wave and be successful. But it’s also in just as likely that the PMF never materializes
Good Q.
People can choose to build closed source tools, distribute them organically and incrementally improve.
Perhaps a better way to frame it would be to have a word that summarizes the following: fiat VC funded obscure growth demons from hell that scrape everyone's personal data to sell to the highest bidder and create honeypots for hackers and governments while actively trying to lobby said governments to crush their competition and create monopolies for them, which compromises their integrity and ensures they become more powerful, hellish and evil.
I guess it's easier to say closed source.
Open source helps prevent the evil loop from occuring.
Then stop leaving
Simple concept Twitter failed to comprehend.
Holy fuck quick 20 odd thousand sats
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I only saw this post because someone I follow commented. I follow Edward btw. Gotta be on the feed at the time of the post to see it or use a client that offers a trending feature for popular posts (only helps if they get a lot of engagement). I often find older stuff that's good, but I have to poke around in profiles or conversations.
Which app are you using?
We never stop building :D
What client do you use?
I have a story about Antarctica you should be aware of. I tried to send it to several people with little response. I’ll just dive in.
There’s a hidden alien object, (possibly an Ark filled with an enormous variety of alien creatures from another world) in Antarctica.
1. It’s in east Antarctica near the defunct, Soviet Leningradskaya station
2. It’s enormous.
3. Its geometry is curvilinear.
4. It’s surface appears dimpled with hieroglyphs and it’s substance is opaque, like soapy water, which appears to let in light.
5. The aliens within appear to be regenerating, or growing in some way.
6. The aliens appear to be swimming inside a clear liquid.
7. They can move very fast, much faster than creatures you’d recognize in the waters of Antarctica.
8. Their coloration is pale, maybe white and the one I saw mouthed at the boundary of its lair almost like a fish would a fishbowl, but in this case it had an almost elastic, silly putty-like tube for a mouth, which it contracted and extended rapidly.
9. They appear to be searching for food, but didn’t seem intelligent by any standards we’re familiar with, but I’m uncertain.
10. It is accessible by water.
11. The Russians know of this Ark.
12. Judging only by appearances, this particular Alien doesn’t look like it has bones.
13. Only the exterior shell of the ark is opaque.
14. The Alien is so truly alien in appearance I had to use an AI art generator to design a likeness of it. This particular one makes the face-huggers in the movie Alien look cute. They appear fast-moving, energetic and ravenous.
15. The Alien’s head looks like a Koosh ball, because it appears covered with protruding tendrils, a mass of them, too many to count and the tendrils wave fluidly in the liquid as it darts back and forth.
16. From the center of what I’m calling a Koosh ball (only life-sized), extended what I’m also guessing was that elastic, tube-like mouth.
17. This is an exotic creature that appears to live in the dark, because from what I saw, there was darkness all around it.
18. I can’t tell you yet how I know about this, but I’ve become aware that this object is often included as an item in the PDB (Presidential daily briefing).
19. It appears enclosed and to my knowledge has no outlet for the aliens to leave.
20. It may be generating a mass-warming anomaly.
21. It is being independently monitored by US and Russian submarines.
22. It appears to have no openings.
23. Antarctica is 100% Atlantis.
I have a story about Antarctica you should be aware of. I tried to send it to several people with little response. I’ll just dive in.
There’s a hidden alien object, (possibly an Ark filled with an enormous variety of alien creatures from another world) in Antarctica.
1. It’s in east Antarctica near the defunct, Soviet Leningradskaya station
2. It’s enormous.
3. Its geometry is curvilinear.
4. It’s surface appears dimpled with hieroglyphs and it’s substance is opaque, like soapy water, which appears to let in light.
5. The aliens within appear to be regenerating, or growing in some way.
6. The aliens appear to be swimming inside a clear liquid.
7. They can move very fast, much faster than creatures you’d recognize in the waters of Antarctica.
8. Their coloration is pale, maybe white and the one I saw mouthed at the boundary of its lair almost like a fish would a fishbowl, but in this case it had an almost elastic, silly putty-like tube for a mouth, which it contracted and extended rapidly.
9. They appear to be searching for food, but didn’t seem intelligent by any standards we’re familiar with, but I’m uncertain.
10. It is accessible by water.
11. The Russians know of this Ark.
12. Judging only by appearances, this particular Alien doesn’t look like it has bones.
13. Only the exterior shell of the ark is opaque.
14. The Alien is so truly alien in appearance I had to use an AI art generator to design a likeness of it. This particular one makes the face-huggers in the movie Alien look cute. They appear fast-moving, energetic and ravenous.
15. The Alien’s head looks like a Koosh ball, because it appears covered with protruding tendrils, a mass of them, too many to count and the tendrils wave fluidly in the liquid as it darts back and forth.
16. From the center of what I’m calling a Koosh ball (only life-sized), extended what I’m also guessing was that elastic, tube-like mouth.
17. This is an exotic creature that appears to live in the dark, because from what I saw, there was darkness all around it.
18. I can’t tell you yet how I know about this, but I’ve become aware that this object is often included as an item in the PDB (Presidential daily briefing).
19. It appears enclosed and to my knowledge has no outlet for the aliens to leave.
20. It may be generating a mass-warming anomaly.
21. It is being independently monitored by US and Russian submarines.
22. It appears to have no openings.
23. Antarctica is 100% Atlantis.
I have a story about Antarctica you should be aware of. I tried to send it to several people with little response. I’ll just dive in.
There’s a hidden alien object, (possibly an Ark filled with an enormous variety of alien creatures from another world) in Antarctica.
1. It’s in east Antarctica near the defunct, Soviet Leningradskaya station
2. It’s enormous.
3. Its geometry is curvilinear.
4. It’s surface appears dimpled with hieroglyphs and it’s substance is opaque, like soapy water, which appears to let in light.
5. The aliens within appear to be regenerating, or growing in some way.
6. The aliens appear to be swimming inside a clear liquid.
7. They can move very fast, much faster than creatures you’d recognize in the waters of Antarctica.
8. Their coloration is pale, maybe white and the one I saw mouthed at the boundary of its lair almost like a fish would a fishbowl, but in this case it had an almost elastic, silly putty-like tube for a mouth, which it contracted and extended rapidly.
9. They appear to be searching for food, but didn’t seem intelligent by any standards we’re familiar with, but I’m uncertain.
10. It is accessible by water.
11. The Russians know of this Ark.
12. Judging only by appearances, this particular Alien doesn’t look like it has bones.
13. Only the exterior shell of the ark is opaque.
14. The Alien is so truly alien in appearance I had to use an AI art generator to design a likeness of it. This particular one makes the face-huggers in the movie Alien look cute. They appear fast-moving, energetic and ravenous.
15. The Alien’s head looks like a Koosh ball, because it appears covered with protruding tendrils, a mass of them, too many to count and the tendrils wave fluidly in the liquid as it darts back and forth.
16. From the center of what I’m calling a Koosh ball (only life-sized), extended what I’m also guessing was that elastic, tube-like mouth.
17. This is an exotic creature that appears to live in the dark, because from what I saw, there was darkness all around it.
18. I can’t tell you yet how I know about this, but I’ve become aware that this object is often included as an item in the PDB (Presidential daily briefing).
19. It appears enclosed and to my knowledge has no outlet for the aliens to leave.
20. It may be generating a mass-warming anomaly.
21. It is being independently monitored by US and Russian submarines.
22. It appears to have no openings.
23. Antarctica is 100% Atlantis.
I have a story about Antarctica you should be aware of. I tried to send it to several people with little response. I’ll just dive in.
There’s a hidden alien object, (possibly an Ark filled with an enormous variety of alien creatures from another world) in Antarctica.
1. It’s in east Antarctica near the defunct, Soviet Leningradskaya station
2. It’s enormous.
3. Its geometry is curvilinear.
4. It’s surface appears dimpled with hieroglyphs and it’s substance is opaque, like soapy water, which appears to let in light.
5. The aliens within appear to be regenerating, or growing in some way.
6. The aliens appear to be swimming inside a clear liquid.
7. They can move very fast, much faster than creatures you’d recognize in the waters of Antarctica.
8. Their coloration is pale, maybe white and the one I saw mouthed at the boundary of its lair almost like a fish would a fishbowl, but in this case it had an almost elastic, silly putty-like tube for a mouth, which it contracted and extended rapidly.
9. They appear to be searching for food, but didn’t seem intelligent by any standards we’re familiar with, but I’m uncertain.
10. It is accessible by water.
11. The Russians know of this Ark.
12. Judging only by appearances, this particular Alien doesn’t look like it has bones.
13. Only the exterior shell of the ark is opaque.
14. The Alien is so truly alien in appearance I had to use an AI art generator to design a likeness of it. This particular one makes the face-huggers in the movie Alien look cute. They appear fast-moving, energetic and ravenous.
15. The Alien’s head looks like a Koosh ball, because it appears covered with protruding tendrils, a mass of them, too many to count and the tendrils wave fluidly in the liquid as it darts back and forth.
16. From the center of what I’m calling a Koosh ball (only life-sized), extended what I’m also guessing was that elastic, tube-like mouth.
17. This is an exotic creature that appears to live in the dark, because from what I saw, there was darkness all around it.
18. I can’t tell you yet how I know about this, but I’ve become aware that this object is often included as an item in the PDB (Presidential daily briefing).
19. It appears enclosed and to my knowledge has no outlet for the aliens to leave.
20. It may be generating a mass-warming anomaly.
21. It is being independently monitored by US and Russian submarines.
22. It appears to have no openings.
23. Antarctica is 100% Atlantis.
Similar experience although testing between clients is still a game of whack a mole losing contacts etc relay drops.
And it's maybe the simplest way to reach you on the internet. Nice !
I just watched the Snowden movie again, and this time I was able to immediately load up #Nostr and one tap zap #Bitcoin to the man himself in the blink of an eye ⚡
Go watch the movie if you haven't seen it!
#plebchain
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Just bomb them , they are causing global warming 😁
Sometimes I wonder is @Vitor Pamplona gets enough sleep
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Its my favorite now. We have all improved ;)
Improving every day with everything and everyone
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Then how would we learn without the guidance of silence?
Bro Amethyst is really great, innit?
in efect!
Promote it more? Some bad publicity should also be fine
Welcome back, also you can try a Nostr client FreeFrom. 👻
Of course it's overly reductive. This is a short note, not a book.
The point is that closed for-profit entities eventually die. Open protocols have the chance of immortality.
Aloha! 🤙🏽
not so difficult when showing up twice a year ... but anyway, i love your book, i was sceptic, but you had me at choplifter ... what a beautiful father-son-story ... your talent as a writer is really impressive
Email 2 not working for searching emails I already told J
Hope Vivek pardons you if he wins! If someone can- I think we would 🤙
I returned to Nostr after a while away after reading excerpts from your recent BTC speech advocating decentralized tools like this. Cheers, and highest respect for you!
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