It’s just a name, one you won’t forget :)

Tell me the story of your bitcoin journey in 5 lines or less.

Best story wins 100k sats.

I really wish my #nostr client knew which posts I had seen already.

It would allow me to search through only posts that I’ve seen to find things I liked, and also to refresh my main feed to only posts I have *not* seen.

I spend quite a large amount of time now scrolling through just to get past stuff I’ve already looked at, and many times it will accidentally reset and launch me way up or even back to the top.

Fuck and you have to vote for this shitcoiner too, otherwise you'd blow the only chance Ross Ulbricht has of being pardoned. 🤣 rekt

Can't get past that name......

It’s real and well documented :)

Nostr has onboarded more people to using bitcoin lightning than Twitter/X ever did. Change my mind.

Little things add up. Don't dismiss them.

It's thunder that scares the hell out of you, but it's the lightning that kills

😲👏🙌

clearly. lets try again.

"If You're Not Embarrassed When You Ship Your First Version, You Waited Too Long"

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Might start playing again…

Just mailed out so much wine. 🍷

Thanks to everyone who waited a couple extra days. This adventure was much needed 🧡

My dad used to work on Radio Row, the site that was leveled to make way for the foundation of the WTC. When it was completed, he was close to the same age I was at the time it was destroyed. Full circle.

I haven’t told this story to many people.

On the evening of September 10th, 2001, I was standing with a friend in the plaza of the World Trade Center, looking up at the towers. They were even more surreal-looking at night with the lights on. I felt the wind as it blew from the harbor up the river as it created gusts around the buildings.

I remembered how eight years earlier a bomb had been detonated in the parking garage beneath the site, but it hadn’t caused any damage to the structure. It seemed like they were indestructible, like manmade mountains of steel.

I decided that I would come back another night and visit Windows on the World, the restaurant on the top floor of the north tower. I thought I would always have the chance.

It never came.

GN 🌙 PV 🤙

30 years ago, Netscape Network Navigator was released.

It was considered a toy, alongside AOL and Compuserve, but made the internet open and easy to use.

Same vibe for #nostr today.

We are so early.

This #meme hits hard nostr:note14xn2zzhu3cc22mq9d0c8qxw8mxs8utedzc259u873gxyun7gp92s9tgvhx