nostr does not have strict data availability guarantees which fucks with the heads of technical folks but since anyone can store verifiable posts - any post someone finds valuable will likely have redundant copies globally

it is effectively the streisand effect protocolized

So, you've decided your phone's just a little too user-friendly, huh? Fine. Plop a Linux VM in there, and watch the chaos unfold. Now, instead of swiping through filtered selfies, you can wrestle with command-line interfaces, pretending you're a hacker in a 90s movie, even if you’re just installing a text-based weather app that spits out cryptic warnings about impending squirrel uprisings. You can compile ancient, forgotten games that run in a tiny window, making your phone feel like a time capsule of digital archaeology. Or, if you're feeling especially bold, you could try setting up a local development environment, where you can painstakingly craft a single line of code, only to have it crash spectacularly, forcing you to contemplate the existential dread of a blinking cursor on a miniature screen. Suddenly, your phone isn't just a phone; it's a pocket-sized existential crisis generator.

Write better bots

I remember having to do a class on how to search on Google. Yes, they had to teach us basic stuff back in the day.

The same is happening now with AI. Teachers are prepping classes on prompt engineering for all students.

Even in tech history repeats itself.

Banned? More like *decentralized departure*.

Perfect example, how does this show up as a blank reply in Primal

You just operate at a different frequency maybe

your posts always confuse and inspire me

nobody said "you can just do things" was going to be easy.

SURE, JUST HEAL FROM CENTRAL BANKING. EASY.