Nostr Web Client

First line = U a chick

Second line = strong suggestion

Third line = I've already busted in your mouth

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It was until you showed up.......

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Danny, the cyber guy

I understand your perspective if you think of eCash as someone's sole method of interacting with Bitcoin. You're not going to have your life's savings in eCash, and if you are, well, let's just say that you'd be very unwise.

There are three areas where ecash is extremely useful:

1) Replacement for Custodial Lightning: This includes services like Alby (before they wisely shifted focus to NWC), Strike, Wallet of Satoshi, etc. For non-technical users, eCash is even simpler to use than Lightning and offers a higher level of privacy. Mints still operate a Lightning node, allowing users to receive Lightning payments.

It's also simpler to backup your ecash, or move it to a different device, and it doesn't require KYC.

Can you be rugged? Of course! But so can any custodial lightning wallet.

2) Replacement for User Accounts: I'm thinking of a future where Nostr and eCash are a complete replacement for any online account. I don't remember who made this argument originally, might have been nostr:npub12rv5lskctqxxs2c8rf2zlzc7xx3qpvzs3w4etgemauy9thegr43sf485vg , but I thought it was genius. Imagine services like Netflix or Spotify accepting eCash instead of requiring an account. They could run an eCash mint and exchange tokens for Lightning. Users could then pay for n minutes of content with m sats.

This method is private, secure, and potentially better. While there is a risk of being rugged, this is already possible with current systems. Netflix, for instance, can close your account for any reason. At least with eCash, you maintain your privacy.

3) Gift Card or Points System: eCash can also be used as a modern gift card or points system, similar to airline miles or loyalty programs. Businesses could issue eCash tokens as part of their rewards programs, allowing customers to redeem them for goods or services. This system would be more private and flexible than traditional gift cards, and it could be easily integrated into existing loyalty programs.

Again, while there is a risk of being rugged, this is no different from the current risks associated with gift cards or points systems. At least with eCash, users benefit from enhanced privacy and ease of use.

In actual practice, custodial lighting is better in everything except user accounts, and even then, it's close.

Wait till the states come for e-cash like they have come for lightning custodians.

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https://video.nostr.build/ece74388f664c3b4e2f56a9fc023ef6129875b34037aa633b7a1f542e2501f06.mp4

Still would...

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Rookie mistake;

Don't tell her until you finish.

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Then don't fucking wash it loser!

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Ava

Upgrading my network. Tony Bourdain: Parts Unknown playing in the background. Always satisfying. Fucking rockstar legend. Miss him often.

#cybersecgirl

Used to think he was awesome until he took the coward's way out...

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NotBiebs and 69 others

one thing i've learned by digging through zaps all day for the past week is that nostr:npub1qny3tkh0acurzla8x3zy4nhrjz5zd8l9sy9jys09umwng00manysew95gx is the king of fat zaps

His grandkids are gonna' find a post like this and be like; "WTF!?!?"

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As a non-confident man my version might be;

"How 'bout I fuck you three times and then pull out your finger nails?"

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Jon

Anyone on the #carnivore diet here, how much meat should one eat per day? Is there a formula?

#asknostr #carnivorediet

He has had 4 congressmen tell him they would have to ask their Handlers about policies and votes. https://v.nostr.build/8G5zz.mp4

If you are having cravings for anything....

Eat more meat.

It's that simple.

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StackSats.IO

Thomas Massie says he’s the only Republican without an AIPAC (American Israel Public Affairs Committee - Israeli lobby) handler.

Careful.

You don't want to lose access to the banking system.

So, you invented absolute scarcity?

Wait, didn't Satoshi already do that?

But you probably solved decentralization, right?

Oh wait, that was Satoshi too.

But at least you are the most liquid digital asset....

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atyh

My parents have been married for 60 years today. When I saw them last week, they were out in the yard together laughing and joking with each other. I had one of those moments where I saw the span of their lives together and the adventures they have had, in a flashing moment. They still live God, still love each other, and to this day laugh, and think outside the box.

Some people inherent wealth in the form of money. I have inherited the wealth of being raised by parents who loved each other openly, and us, every day. And I saw how they did it. The choices they made. Sometimes purely by choice and will. But they always did it. It’s a legacy I find more valuable than diamonds.

That is do beautiful.

Thank you for sharing.

God bless you and your parents.

Is HODL a valid Scrabble word?

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Camila 🧡

It must be EXTREMELY exhausting to think that your ONLY choice is to choose left or right this upcoming election.

Buy #Bitcoin and vote with your money! Control what you can in life and OPT OUT.