Its called a hyperlink.

The mistake is wanting to share a screenshot in the first place.

Did you not know Nostr is principally a jihad against screenshots. The Lord send fiatjaf to this earth to deal with the screenshot scourge once and for all.

God will judge you for this sin;

Death to screenshots

Depends on the timeframe, but even then nip03 wont really help because in most 'attacks'/scams it would be easy to prep it in advance

Small rectification, zap.cooking does not use kind01 but the longform kind30023; still not optimal regardless

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For no particular reason your post reminds me of what was originally published as a 5 part series on building a giant guillotine and a reflection on our time, by artist/youtuber Rusty Cage. Its a weird series, it is very…..artistic.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SakGM31nfec

What torrent client do you use? I use Tribler

#profilepictr

Profile pictures are this weird identity aspect. You may know someone for years being in the same chat, and associate that person with the profile picture; meeting them in real life can be somewhat weird as a result. I know someone who put his profile picture on a T-shirt for when he goes to meetups, so people recognize him. Brilliant move if you ask me, but I never put mine on a shirt.

I did however put the Anti-hashed logo on a t-shirt, and despite it being this super obscure thing, I got recognized once or twice.

https://cdn.satellite.earth/6e9db7ec066ea2ca953d2146b19bfc4485507c668c7b46eb55f1fa97b7432704.mp4

#profilepicstr

Talking about Lntxbot for a bit here. It is arguably nostr:nprofile1qqsrhuxx8l9ex335q7he0f09aej04zpazpl0ne2cgukyawd24mayt8gprfmhxue69uhhq7tjv9kkjepwve5kzar2v9nzucm0d5hszxmhwden5te0wfjkccte9emk2um5v4exucn5vvhxxmmd9uq3xamnwvaz7tmhda6zuat50phjummwv5hsx7c9z9 ‘s best creation, besides Etleneum ofcourse. It turned every chatroom into casino, making the world a better place 1 coinflip at a time. One of Lntxbot’s special features was its ability to create triangle versions of pictures, and for a short while I rocked this profile picture.

Lntxbot may be dead, but this triangle feature is still alive on Nostr:

nostr:nprofile1qqsptnmkx6s6v5ys2dy7fx8enfelh60mrauhpet3sqdyc7gmnudu67sp9zglw

Something reminded me of the movie 'The Imaginaruim of Doctor Parnassus' from 2009.

I like that movie, but it is weird so it is impossible to recommend. Its about wagers with the devil.

Heath Ledger passed away during filming, and Johnny Depp, Colin Farrel and Jude Law stepped in to complete his part.

The entire thing is on youtube if you are interested. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=43PjjfJMJ_g

Yes

However thay may be, the German coal in fact, was not top quality and had a hard time competing with the British coal purely on that basis alone. Not only in burn quality, but it was also more fragile so more got lost during transport.

When I studied economic history I wrote a thesis on the Coal Hoist, a large machine build to lift train wagons full of coal and tip them over to empty them into ships. Before this was done with shovels and bags, and the instillation of this machine in 1886 started the mechanization of the port of Rotterdam.

The geopolitical situation at the time was that Great Britain was by far the worlds largest coal exporter, and the German Ruhr area wanted in on the action but lacked access to sea. The German coal cartel lobbied ports to install these machines but would not guarantee coal shipments until such a machine was installed; local port businesses on the other hand would not invest in building a coal hoist, until they had guarantees that coal would actually be delivered; an impasse.

The main point of this exponentially quicker method of loading coal was to act as ballast for empty cargo ships (ships need a load for stability reasons), instead of something like bricks. Coal was easy to sell at any subsequent port they would arrive to pick up new cargo. This feature would make the port more attractive.

The port of Rotterdam was recently modernized to function in the new world of steamships, with railroad and hydraulic infrastructure via large private investments. But due to a global depression at the time it quickly went bankrupt after its completion. The municipality bought the port, and it ultimately was the municipality that ponied up the money to build the hydraulic Coal Hoist. They did so explicitly to break the impasse, and noted that the machine itself may never run a profit. The hope was it would kick start further investments in port development.

It worked. The machine ended up paying itself back at least, but more importantly more mechanization efforts followed; till the point where the Port of Rotterdam is one of the largest ports in the world.

This study taught me a concrete example of how large structural dynamics of path dependency, combined with bold individual actors, all within a complex amalgam of institutional interests and incentives, shape our tomorrow; an insight I carry with me when studying Nostr.

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At first I uses bitcoinbeach wallet to receive donations for my lectures, because it gave me a LNURLaddress. I don’t remember how many people listened to it live, I guess a couple dozen. I got between 25~50 euros worth in donations per lecture. Later I switched to LNtxbot.

https://cdn.satellite.earth/85e29e7238985ff363b62a5bec86f8eebb2699982bdfadb462e93f29f9a9f6a6.mp4

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Three years ago I did a couple of ‘Telegram Lectures’ on various Bitcoin topics. It was hosted in the telegram voice chat of the Dutch Bitcoin Podcast, ‘Satoshi Radio’. nostr:nprofile1qqsqy2w60c4lq7mda6367q4vld2nvug8d9ymg3e4ukd425hzvptek4c6e45kc made a bunch of announcement thingies where he got creative with my avatar.

https://cdn.satellite.earth/9233b063ec0b533228fc5f614eaa596696117f982b1b0bc18493e9b5fa1f63a8.mp4

Well all of that will become clear in due time, on 11-11.

Oh i did not think of that, i can't actually remove the laser-eyes if btc hits 100k; i am stuck with them till atleast the end of this year.

I will change my profile picture on november 11, and I am looking forward to it a lot. In anticipation i will share a miniserie till we get there.

I don't know when i started using this profile picture, but it did not always have laser-eyes; and at this point i am not sure if i will remove them at 100k.

It is a drawing of Radagast the Brown, a wizard in The Lord of the Rings world, that i found somewhere.

Yeah, but even more fundamentally you also dont know if the private key that is at the basis of the multisig exists somewhere. Transfer of ownership requires a record one way or another, and so we are back to all the ledger shannigans we are all too familiar with. I agree ICANN can't be beaten when it comes to this stuff; this means the problem has no 'solution', mere mitigation with trade-offs one way or another.

Hence i am so bored and tired of thinking about this, and just grugbrain myself behind Nostr; because ultimately what we need is 'sort of good enough'+momentum=succes. I believe Nostr is sort of good enough and has momentum.

Congratulations on building the Nostr's Ethereum