first season did a good job of delivering on the 80s/90s nostalgia, thats it.

and this is why 2 sticks of ram cost 900$? T_T

Isn't the guy who tackled down the shooter a Muslim called Ahmed el Ahmed?

Bitcoin MENA 2025, meeting new people from the Bitcoin community filters for some of the most intelligent/interesting/friendly people you can come across

I now believe in centralization and censorship. Thanks

Love it already

Adding gold leaves was actually pretty successful, had a great time displaying my work for our upcoming board game #art #gothicart #tabeltopgames #boardgames

https://blossom.primal.net/700cbfa7a8b22e9ce935acb36b041d508542923e3bd416d4c88a15ee7987f11e.mp4

https://blossom.primal.net/85b107a546318a6451db203f612530899e2d751df4c5ce21bbd0d2d95ebbd9d1.mp4

ye had to learn this lesson a while ago after actually noticing the quality/creativity drop in my work when i looked back at my old drawings

Finally done with this piece.. considering trying some gold leaves detailing into it

#art #gothicart

Got a friend to start selling her baked goods for sats

For now

Haven't been keeping up with crypto news lately ... What happened

PopOS, Mint, or Ubuntu for people switching from windows 10?

What phrase are we referring to

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What's the difference between this and Orbot?

Qatar sends their regards?

speaking of deleting old tweets... how does one realistically go about deleting their own nostr notes (besides if they publish only to their own relay)

Google: hold my beer

This man installs

GM 🍵

Setting up low power (always on) nodes to support the mesh network

Something something integration with WiGLE and TAK maps something something

Something something Marketplace access something

Shocked_Pikachu.jpg

Every single time.

https://sovereigncolony.com/sovereignty-requires-privacy-lessons-from-the-fall-of-samourai-wallet/

And then u walk up to the wrong person like.. sup ma Nostrer ... 🫥🔫

Didn't it turn out to be a big operation for data collection and now the same company sells services that are trained on that data (ai that generates 3d models out of images, accurate 3d mapping indoors and outdoors, etc) .. also sold shit ton of data to the CIA

🥁

Tbh I'm still majorly turned off about this guy since the shitcoin thing

I know that feel 🥲

WIP - void knight cover art https://video.nostr.build/ef9effc2cba1c28e02b9e05bbad41f1ec8c2f1e6f0e2f415db41f08bd285a989.mp4

What's the main difference between white noise and simplex

Oh I see, that makes more sense. Thanks!

Let me explain my thinking a bit more clearly.

I believe having a unique digital identity for each person—one that’s decentralized and pseudonymous—could solve many of the current problems online platforms face, especially around fake accounts and manipulation.

Take Uber or a marketplace app, for example. These rely heavily on trust and reputation. But it’s easy for someone to create many fake accounts to harm a competitor’s rating. The same goes for social media, where bots and fake accounts inflate likes, spread misinformation, or fake public opinion. If every person could only have one digital identity, it would make this kind of abuse much harder.

Now, in more serious platforms—like financial apps—users are often forced to go through KYC (linking their account to real-world ID). But imagine a crypto platform where you don’t need to reveal your real identity. Instead, you’d use a decentralized pseudonymous ID, and if you scam or break the rules, you risk permanently losing access to services of that platform. That alone would give users a strong reason to follow the rules—even while staying anonymous.

You mentioned people can still create accounts on other platforms—and I’m fine with that. The point isn’t to stop people from using different services, it’s to make it very costly to abuse one, even anonymously.

As for recovery—yes, there’s a real challenge there. You’d likely need something biometric-based (like Face ID or fingerprint) because it's the only thing that’s truly unique to you and not tied to a central authority. But what if someone loses access (e.g., their fingerprint or device)? One idea could be a multi-sig recovery system, where a few trusted people (like close friends or family) could help restore access using their biometrics too.

Lastly, there’s the risk of your digital ID being linked to your real-world identity. That’s a serious privacy concern. But maybe there’s a way to solve it using cryptography—where your private ID can generate multiple public-facing IDs, and you can prove they belong to the same person without revealing the underlying identity. That way, platforms can still block repeat offenders without knowing who they really are.