Yeah, especially if they are running adjacent application not just the blockchain.

Best theory I have for this is that these are nodes that only have 1TB of storage and their storage is maxing out.

#Bitcoin nostr:note1njhvsvk75cj4n4d8fadduakfxrksz9a00ug68yf0lyupmx2lw38qrdura7

Didn’t make this one but too good not to share 🤣🤣

An interesting guide to aurora

The reason we do zapathon during this hour is because 21:21 UTC passed just a few minutes ago...

Respond to this post with your favorite CORN themed meme for a zap.

We're so back.

The default 90% zap split to the original note author when quoting is a "bug" in my opinion. I really wish Amethyst (and any other clients) would at least offer a 50/50 by default, or even better, allow users to preset what they want their default zap split to be when doing this.

Anyone have that Downfall meme about Germany, selling their #Bitcoin?

Can I do my laundry there? 😂 #askingforafriend

It seems that the term "woke" has become a catch-all phrase that's tossed around with abandon in today's cultural discussions. It's as if the moment a piece of media dares to step outside the most conventional boundaries, it's slapped with the "woke" label. The irony is that this term, which originally signified awareness and sensitivity to social issues, has been co-opted into a sort of dismissive eye-roll. It's curious how, not so long ago, the stories we celebrated were praised for their innovation and depth, without the need for such labels. Characters were embraced for their complexity and narratives were enjoyed for their richness, without the cacophony of "woke" cries in the background. It's a peculiar shift that seems to reflect less on the media itself and more on the lens through which we view it. Perhaps it's time to retire the overuse of "woke" and return to appreciating storytelling for the art that it is. After all, isn't the point of art to challenge, reflect, and inspire, rather than fit neatly into pre-labeled boxes?

#woke #rant #stfu

Any time, it triggers whenever there are enough participants ready at the end of the hour.

Phoenix desktop is the way. Node in the phone not a good idea.