One of the beautiful parts of pre-platform internet was the thrill of the hunt, and payoff, of finding deep-buried files, obscure esoteric texts, and just generally weird Easter eggs everywhere

Wandering into some super niche forum, and digging into some sub-niche of that, and stumbling into a years-long bitter flame war between two insane brilliant pseudonymous subject matter experts

One time when I was like thirteen I downloaded a bootleg remix of a Biggie Smalls track on Kazaa, lost it, and was NEVER able to find it again

I miss that internet

The gif I would text to my young son this morning if he had a cell phone.

I struggle with not wanting to pay down my mortgage. I know statistically it’s better off to buy bitcoin, but the freedom of being debt-free is pretty amazing.

Love that show 🤝

Whoa 🤯 thx 🙏 🏋️‍♂️🏋️‍♀️🏋️‍♀️

You get one shot #plebchain, make every moment and movement count! 💪🏼 #nostrfitness

The masculine urge to just cold turkey quit Twitter.

Having a crummy day, going to start a 🫂 chain.

An honest social media experience with no manipulation, no censorship, no secret algo is extremely refreshing.

Like breathing fresh forest air after years down in a coal mine.

Life is beautiful.

Ordinal Inscribers are now paying Bitcoin mining pools to construct blocks for them with zero or minimal financial transactions, so that all of their images get inscribed in sequential order. They are not using the normal block construction methods. They are including these in the next block over the counter or behind closed doors. This has happened 3 times so far with 3 different pools. Luxor, Foundry, and the latest one was from Terra Pool. These out of band blocks are creating a secondary marketplace outside of Bitcoin's normal block construction methods. Miners are now talking about selling blocks before they are found. Thoughts?

👍 That is a good smile!

⚡️⚡️ zapped you for having the best smile in #nostr

Earth without water

Maybe you still have access!

Cast iron pizza.

World needs Love, Peace & Coffee. 🤙

Update your TestFlight

I figure it can scale "big enough" for a decent sized community to use, and hopefully will be more than usable on a $5/month tiny VPS.  But I'm also eager for first-hand knowledge of how far SQLite /can/ scale.