I personally want to add a music feed from a pubkey (or list) to groups in Coracle. I would pull from wavlake, but there's no way I know of to filter by pubkey because they publish on behalf of their artists. Zapstr does pretty close to what I want, so I drafted the NIP using their event kind with compatible tags.

Pirates of the Caribbean without Captain Jack Sparrow 🤦‍♂️

It's another example of a corporation having no idea what the people want. I mean, this makes no sense. They should just create some other title for it; it's a completely different story. 🤷‍♂️

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Don't overlook the little things—spending a few moments with a friend, getting in a quick workout, choosing the healthier food, taking a day off, saving a little money. It may seem like nothing to skip over it in that moment, but our daily decisions are like a ship's captain making little tiny course corrections. Veering slightly left or right in the moment may not make much difference, as we tell ourselves we can easily correct it by veering right back the other way. But given enough time, the captain who veered his ship a little to off course will find himself far from his desired direction.

We are the captain of the vessels of our lives, and it is in these small and seemingly insignificant decisions throughout each day that we form habits. Habits that begin today determine who we will be and how we will live months and years from now. There are many things beyond our control, but the habits we form and future we build start in the little moments we have today.

Using Nostr for content creation/publishing is currently like a musician playing to an empty auditorium that is only halfway constructed, still has exposed wiring, and no food vending or functional bathrooms. The only audience are a couple of your friends, the construction workers, a few homeless people who camped out, and a handful of curious lookie-loos who pop their heads in from time to time. It really requires dedication to the vision of what Nostr could potentially become to devote substantial time here. Grateful for those who do so.

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That’s considered a trend right?