this is zzz interesting.
This is yyy interesting.
This is xxx interesting.
test nothing.
test nothing.
Test: hordes
Curses, foiled again!
GM-PV Nostrall: (I daren't spell those words out for fear that the Cyborg will response with some peurile inanity.)
My mental batteries are recharged after a lazy and peaceful day with my wonderful wife in our Northern Hideaway. And now, on to adding regular expressions to the tab filters in more-speech!
Just listen to CSS. Don't try to solve it's problems.
From: nitesh_btc<-miked... at 05/29/23 11:32:18 on wss://relay.nostriches.org
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>Two things in life I can never understand. Women and CSS.
The family hordes have departed. My lovely wife and I are once again alone in our Northern Hideaway. Peace has descended; and I can sit at my workstation and contemplate the future.
If you post it, it's out there for anybody else to use. Caveat Emptor!
From: (the_valley) at 05/28/23 14:07:07 on wss://relay.damus.io
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>if by free you also mean free to be mined -
Absolutely! I'm a big fan of filtering your personal feeds. I want clients that have lots of filtering options.
From: tanz<-cameri at 05/28/23 11:56:01 on wss://relay.damus.io
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>People should be able to say what they want, but doesn’t necessarily mean you want all of it in your face at all times. I think finding the balance between those two on your own feed is the sweet spot.
Yup. It's a FREE Nostr, you can build a relay to filter anything you like -- and I don't have to use your relay.
From: HappyBear<-fiatjaf at 05/28/23 11:40:52 on wss://relay.damus.io
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>Can't you run a relay and filter what you like?
From: (Justinussen) at 05/27/23 10:11:58 on wss://relay.damus.io
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>Unfortunately that sketch is in danger of being censored.. So much for free speech
GM~PV Notstrfolk,
The Memorial Day Weekend has begun! Our Northern Hideaway is chock full of family and friends. The weathers appears to be glorious. We'll put the raft out into the lake today, and watch all the teenagers expend their youthful energies in splashing and diving and paddling.
I have plans for more-speech; but don't know how much time I can devote to it this weekend. I am thankful I got yesterday's changes working and pushed in time. I never could have done it without the 380 unit tests that I keep running and passing at all times. Yesterday I had a particularly intricate change to make, and following the TDD discipline was utterly essential to geting it done before I became immersed within the inundation of familial humanity that now obtains.
