The Pinephone has a hardware switch to cut power to the modem. The Librem 5 has the same, however the modem can also be removed. These are the closest that I am aware of today.
Combining zaps with reactions could be interesting. I think someone mentioned this before.
I have read that PWAs are the solution to centrally controlled application markets prohibiting features. I don't think it's a winning strategy. I think hardware devices that are supportive of #bitcoin and #nostr applications will win.
Thinking about moving websites, ecommerce, blogs and etc to be all on #nostr later this year. It should be fun.
You may have a 5 year plan. What about your 600 year plan though?
They will ban apps for other reasons besides not being free software.
Banks have, in essence, prohibited savings.
Bankers made the regulations to push out competition mostly starting in 1913.
The story of the monopoly in banking in the U.S. repeats in many other industries.
Interesting, SimpleX Chat is written in Haskell. Integration sounds useful.
From reading Principles of Economics (2023), I don't think buying gold would be an investment either and would also be savings.
Yeah, I don't think he gets it. Buying bitcoin isn't an investment, it is savings. It's a subtle difference, but it's important. The value isn't being invested into capital to create goods or services.
PWA se zdají být nevýhodné, dokonce i s rozšířeným přístupem k hardwarovým funkcím. Je to možnost, ale je to dobrá volba? Je relace sdílena s jinými pohledy nebo je v sandboxu? Jak se používá offline? V určitém okamžiku se zdá, že hardware by měl podporovat.
(Toto je přeloženo z angličtiny.)
For electronics that already have batteries and do not use that much, solar is an okay option.
With the cost and low efficiency and batteries, it's not that great of an off-grid option. Perhaps that will improve with better ways to store that energy.
I just realized that the rotating icon that appears over the home button in #amethyst is to manually rotate the app, if auto-rorate is off. I thought it was some sort of rotating loading icon... huh.