Gn #nostr peeps.
Tomorrow is a brand new month, and i've enjoyed spending the last month here, so here's to many more!
Yes, and on that note, Gord Downie > Neil Young.
I can appreciate that. And unlike most of Nostr, I had heard of Mr. Jacks prior to today, both the man and the music, although I admit to doing a brief fact check for myself in Wikipedia. It just seemed a surprising choice for comparison.
OK, I can think of many I would prefer to Neil Young, but why Terry Jacks? beyond his one hit, not sure what you're evaluating?
S-trap between old sink drain tube and old train stack might do it. Should give you the flexibility to make for the height and distance.
Like the latest notes you posted yourself?
or just like a normal feed of latest notes from everyone you follow?
If you go back and select the post you commented on, it should reload with your comment.
Selecting the thread isn't good enough all the time, you may actually have to click on the actual note.
Gn #nostr fam. Time to rest before fighting through last day of the first half of CY23.
📢 Releasing nsecBunker 1.0
Codename: "Curb your YOLO"
nsecBunker is a signer you can use to stop pasting your nostr keys in a million places with the sooner-or-later key leakage that will inevitably happen.
Put your keys on nsecBunker and, thanks to the magic of NIP-46, use them from any NIP-46-compatible app without giving them your precious nsec.
👉 The best part?
Each *application* can be inidividually scoped to get it's own set of permissions.
👉 What does that mean?
Well, with nsecBunker you'll be able to grant permissions to, say, the Coracle client, to sign short-note events, but perhaps you don't want it changing your profile information.
Or you might want to give access to another team member to zap everybody on Nostr like nostr:npub1jg552aulj07skd6e7y2hu0vl5g8nl5jvfw8jhn6jpjk0vjd0waksvl6n8n has been doing but you don't want them getting access to read the private DMs.
This is HUGE for companies, as a company can't simply grant blank-cheque, un-auditable permissions to dozens of team memebers.
Starting today, you can now BUY an nsecBunker for a few thousands sats a year, or just deploy one yourself following the instructions in the website.
Get started 👇
Day zero of nsecbunker on my raspiblitz.
1. installed docker on my raspiblitz.
2. tried to install nsecbunker container.
No install available for arm64.
messed around with npm install. hopefully didn't break anything.
It's OK, I can wait. between nostr:npub1l2vyh47mk2p0qlsku7hg0vn29faehy9hy34ygaclpn66ukqp3afqutajft and nostr:npub14tq8m9ggnnn2muytj9tdg0q6f26ef3snpd7ukyhvrxgq33vpnghs8shy62 I am sure nsecbunker will make its way to raspiblitz soon enough.
Woot. My second NFT! Hey, wait - just checked my browser cache - I've got lots of NFTs!!! Maybe I should sell some in case they catch on???
Gn #nostr. Its a late one, but my son is home from trip across the continent. He's now gone places i've never been.
You can do this. my last was Apr 26, so 2 mos, 2 days ago.
There must be a why. For me, it was a serious conversation I had with my adult 18 yo daughter. I can't object to her asking me to stick around for a while longer. Even after that conversation, it took almost a full year for me to get to the point where I could actually quit.
Don't substitute other nicotines, that doesn't work, just makes you addicted to something else. No vapes, no pouches, nothing.
Don't beat yourself up if you screw up. It may happen a couple times. let it go, reset your date, remind yourself of your why, and start over. My path wasn't the smoothest - my last was Apr 26. I think I started quitting on April 20th.
If you want to check in with me, or all of #nostr, we'll be right here. Not judging, but happy to hold you accountable and remind you that we've got your back. Every damn day. Even if you fuck up. Just keep doing the work, and job will get done.
100% agree. I don't think any rule that suppresses someone's ability to act in any way that does not harm another should be enacted or enforced.
I will go further and state that the reason I believe americans (among many others) are unable to handle the freedom or responsibility is the enactment and enforcement of these rules. They never learned responsibility or how to handle freedom, because their entire society was built on suppressing it in favor of the morality and control of those in power.
This may not have been true a century ago, but certainly appears to be the case today, and would be the experience of most americans alive now.
Your eyelashes, and the matching effect between your lipstick and red/pink portion of your shirt.
Americans can't handle the responsibility or the freedom.
If you let them drink in the streets, "society" would collapse, and nobody would want to step out of their entitlement to help clean up the mess left by their fellow man.
brining and flavor infusion seem fine, provided the marinade isn't full of sugars or seed oils. Any marinade or sauce bought off a store shelf should be inspected carefully for unwanted sugars and oils, as well as other preservatives.
All of that depends on what your individual purpose is with respect to carnivore - if you are wanting to stay in ketosis for example, then the sugars aspect is more important. If you are wanting to eat based on some sense of raw nature or history, perhaps you wouldn't want to include certain fruits or plants or other products that would not have been used. If you are simply out to change your body chemistry and gastrointestinal processes, then avoiding even a hint of sugar (to avoid as much insulin production as possible) and any plant-based oils because of their effects on digestion and the ability of the body to absorb nutrients becomes more important, and really watching salt intake may also factor in.
Then there's the social aspect - while I might be fine eating a tough steak with no seasoning at all, just topped with some unsalted butter to add more fat, my family probably would not be, so cooking for others means relaxing my personal preference (or convenience).
Should be harmless from what I've been reading, but if you want to dig into it, here's a debugging guide.