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WORD OF THE DAY 26 MAY 2023

recommitment (countable and uncountable, plural recommitments) n

A renewal of a commitment, or an act of recommitting quotations

WORD OF THE DAY 25 MAY 2023

dereliction (countable and uncountable, plural derelictions) n

1) Willful neglect of one's duty.

2) The act of abandoning something, or the state of being abandoned.

3) Land gained from the water by a change of water-line.

I think for a lot of people it’s hard to disentangle bitcoins roots from how it’s developed.

But I also think crime, and the negative in general, are what media has tended to focus on for a long time, and oftentimes what audiences respond too.

Additionally, journalists are incentivized to investigate, and get big stories exposing bad behavior, so sometime

Coverage can end up slanted towards those stories over the good aspects of certain topics/technologies.

Good editors assign both types of stories.

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Add a "w" at the end of a sentence to express laughter in writing. Some people say this is "grass" because of the grass-like expression. Bamboo" was also often added to the end of sentences in the same way in the amethyst application. The reason is a mystery. But Japanese users started to express "grass" as "bamboo" for fun. Funny enough, I also use "bamboo" to express laughter.

Nostr Japanese users read "grass" as "bamboo". *This culture started when the amethyst application added "bamboo" when translating. Japanese users say "bamboo" when expressing "laugh" in written expressions.

廃人、Nostr風に言うと｢竹に触れろ｣か

Yes. My first project is a small bookshelf for my sister's baby shower. It's in less than two weeks so I need to hustle!