any chance that paper syncs via nostr?

I'm currently experiencing a stage of life where I'm witnessing changes, such as some of my friends getting married and the people I know growing older. It's quite strange, tbh.

Really don't know how to feel about it. 🤷‍♂️

And the winner of name this pussy without using the letter ‘a’ is….

Well we just cannot choose one!

So it’s the top 3 winners in no particular order!

Well done and congratulations to the following 5000 sats coming your way 🎉🫡

#[0]​ for name of ‘Bevo’

#[1]#[2]​ for the name of ‘Peter’

Thanks to every single person for making me laugh so much with this, love you all 😂💜🫂

Ok it’s Nostr playtime!

Name this pussy without using the letter ‘a’ in it.

Best name wins sats from #[1]​ and I ⚡️😂

#playtime

#nostr

Elon Musk’s plan kind of scares me. I’m not ready to give up my freedom.

I don’t believe I have to state this, but … 🐶🐾🤯

Just look for cameras in the store... ,according to their site "All you need is cash, an ID, and a crypto wallet to get started. No bank account connections, no exchange complications, no long transfer wait times to own your own crypto!"

No KYC?

No tracking for over $5-10K??

So I can put in like $10,000 fiat and without anyone knowing and get it as bitcoin?

So I can put in like $10,000 fiat and without anyone knowing and get it as bitcoin?

FedEx colors are purple and orange 🤔🤔🤔

Memers, get after it! 😂

Morning Nostriches!

It’s the first day of Spring in the future, so along with it a new month there’s new beginnings.

Last night there was a slight positive improvement with my bothers injuries, so grateful for any small positive changes.

Thought of the day;

‘Moving on is positive, change is good.’

#nostr

#quotes

I'd like to agree with this...

But then I remember Apple has a $2 trillion market cap. They got there through a closed system, dominate with all their slick network effects & Apple specific products that you need to buy with the phone.

Why?

The heat attack was very, very rapid.

No flames as no scorch marks, just intense heat that vapourises.

Morning Nostriches! 💜🧡

Just another day playing the ‘waiting game’.

Once again I cannot thank you all enough for the massive amount of support and love from Nostr. 🫂

Today I need to have a break from RL and try and have a little bit of fun on Nostr.

#nostr

Ok let’s do something fun(I need to laugh)!

Describe Elon Musk using only 3 emojis!

#nostr

#fun

In 1999, I lived in Albania for a period of time after the complete collapse of both the government and the economy. This is what i saw…

Within 2 years, the people themselves had built a working local economy, even importing goods from other parts of the world, which had been impossible under the previous regime. They traded in cash, the Deutschmark, since their currency was worthless.

There were no functioning banks. Currency exchange happened in a particular part of town where money changers congregated, and you would negotiate trade percentages with them. Surprisingly, these places were largely crime free, and while the changers would try to trick you into higher percentages, they would not rob you because if they did, their long term ability to make money would be compromised through reputation. The other money changers tried to prevent crime to keep their business appealing. And because they were competing, you could get pretty good deals if you were smart.

These changers would trade with big time traders, usually mafia, who could get in and out of the country. They traded fairly with the changers in order keep the profits going, and um…”strongly discouraged” overtly criminal behavior on the part of the on the street changers.

Another unexpected thing was crime. While petty crime was rampant, large scale crime was almost non existent. I eventually learned from locals that the mafia made it clear that if you crossed a certain line, you would just disappear. The mafia understood that if society completely collapsed, everything they had would disappear. So they actually enforced a “no extreme violent crime” law of sorts.

But here is the weirdest thing.. people stopped at intersections. They generally obeyed traffic laws which no longer existed and could not be enforced. The people themselves did this to prevent chaos. This blew me away, and completely changed my ideas about government.

A restaurant i would frequent was owned by a large Albanian man who always had a 45 auto on his hip. No one got out of line there. And as he was on the beach, anyone who showed up by boat to steal pretty Albanian girls for trafficking, would be shot at, making his part of the beach one of the safest.

A few years later, when government began to be restored, all of the peoples small booth stores which had been built along the sidewalks were torn down by that government, taxes were re-instituted, and many of the imported goods i used to buy from those families were no longer available unless you were wealthy. Many of the out door events which the people would organize ceased.

Crime increased. Everything returned to normal.