Well I guess that rules out Paris for the next Nostr unconference 😅

Holy shit this is dark (read til the end)

seems like a lot of this platform is a bunch of fartsniffers posting anti government platitudes and patting themselves on the back for being smarter and more righteous than everybody else

look at me nostr I can thumb my asshole and buy bitcoin too am I part of the new world order yet

What do you do about spam DMs on nostr? There isn't a way to delete anything afaict?

I hope I never go to jail. I haven't memorized a phone number since 2002.

-donniesf, Dec 2015

The creators of "How It's Made" should make a show about "How the Hell They

Discovered That", with the origin stories of food creations, inventions, and

flubs along the way

-yomifrackle, Mar 2015

2 Pools (Foundry & Antpool) control well over 50% of the mining hash power.

Should we be worried?

Cinderella must have had some fucked up feet if her slipper didn't fit anyone

else's foot in town.

-I_cant_speel, May 2014

I dislike telegram but this really sucks.

Does the fact that Trump is once again running with the “Make America Great Again” slogan mean that he admits he failed to Make America Great Again as President?

it would be so fucking based if america had a real communist party

Bank CEOs are usury kingpins that are protected by the fascist govs bribed and controlled by a cabal of bank owners.

YOUTUBE JUST BANNED SIMPLY BITCOIN

After 4 years of building up the SB channel, putting in 100s of hours of work and making sure to follow the community guidelines

@YouTube

@TeamYouTube

seems to continue to go after Bitcoin only content.

Two people could be born at exactly the same time, but have different

birthdays due to the timezones.

-Maximuso, Jul 2013

Manhole covers are a familiar sight around the world.

But did you know that designer manhole covers in Japan are currently gaining so much attention as a new type of region-specific item/artwork, that they can cost up to $900?

Japan’s decorated manhole covers initially took shape as a public relations campaign for sewers. Beginning in the 1950s, the cast plates featured simple geometric patterns, such as the “Tokyo” and “Nagoya” designs.

Yasutake Kameda conceived the intricate, artistic versions in 1985, to help warm a skeptical rural population to the idea of the costly but necessary modernization of the country’s sewer system.

Local design manholes in Japan feature elements special to a particular location: a town emblem, landmark, event, or official bird or flower. Today an estimated 95% of Japan’s 1,718 municipalities, across all 47 prefectures, now host their own unique covers.

Typically, a designed manhole cover costs approximately $585. The color, however, is applied carefully by hand, and nearly doubles the price of a manhole to more than $900.