Hueristic: Your greatest weakness/insecurity is often your greatest strength/asset.

Here’s mine. I have severe ADHD. Which obviously causes many issues with tasks in daily life.

The plus side is of constantly being in a low dopamine environment is that when something increases my dopamine levels I figure it must be important.

I then follow that instinct where it leads me.

This superpower is the thing that allowed me to get into bitcoin in 2014.

Greatest weakness/insecurity became my greatest strength/asset.

What’s yours?

Hueristic: Your greatest weakness/insecurity is often your greatest strength/asset.

Here’s mine. I have severe ADHD. Which obviously causes many issues with tasks in daily life.

The plus side is of constantly being in a low dopamine environment is that when something increases my dopamine levels I figure it must be important.

I then follow that instinct where it leads me.

This superpower is the thing that allowed me to get into bitcoin in 2014.

Greatest weakness/insecurity became my greatest strength/asset.

What’s yours?

Except that it doesn’t three days and tie up the phone line to download the latest internet exploder. #nostr rocks

#nostr feels like ye olde internet.

I’m gonna be on stage at the conference sort of representing nostr users.

I have my own thoughts, but as an average nostr user what’s important to you about nostr?

What do you get out of being here?

What keeps you coming back?

Canada is a fallen country

It fucking annoys the fuck out of me that I try to illucidate on gaping holes in official narratives, things I really care about, with as much information, respect and clarity as I can muster, and I'm treated like either either moribund indifference or venomous anathema, and banished to the wierd part of the party, which is where I was going anyway so whatever, but I've heard "Trump staged his own assassination" about 8 times today with nothing to back it up, from a broad section of normiedom, and it's somehow canon.

My E/2 Explorers. 1981 and 1979.

Niiiiice just dropped it at the post office!

It's a fucking usability nightmare. For the rest it's a good device, albeit a bit too light (weight wise), but having a completely smooth facia where the buttons are is really really destroying the whole thing. I'm glad I got rid of it.

We used to have an ancient one, that one was perfect. But it died after 10+ years, unfortunately.

If you actually need an alarm and need to get up before sunrise in winter, get one with an artificial sun light. And one with tactile buttons.

I used to have this one, but not being able to feel the buttons is a nightmare, especially if you need glasses to see what you do.

I don’t know Oma?

It’s 120 degrees where I am today. 🔥 🥵

For the euros that’s 48.8 Celsius.

Send help lol 😂

Well, not literally...