I'm trying to add a five dollar credit for shakespeare.diy to play with their AI model and work on some site updates. Having trouble generating a lightning invoice to fund. Is this working for others?

I post my best images with handpicked songs and animations on IG in easy scroll grid.🎸🎶🎬

… if you wanna check them out ✌️

In a strange plot twist the red pilled dudes have gotten so bizarre that when I get pulled into a debate with one of them I now spend most of that time defending men.

At this point the only way they can make their world view work is if they decide that indeed men are violent monsters and that is appropriate and necessary. ...and so I just wind up spending all my time explaining that men are actually wonderful, unique, honorable, caring people.

GM! ☕

performance since the 100k party

First Watch cooks predominantly with canola oil. Dressings are with soy bean oil.

From the cook: “The only real butter we have is frozen because we only use it for the waffles”

nostr:nprofile1qqsfnnh6v3dspqtnwv3e46aed5k3nypyfx2wtet92ekg9szt3hr9k4qpremhxue69uhkummnw3ez6vpn9ejx7unpveskxar0wfujummjvuq3vamnwvaz7tmjv4kxz7fwdehhxarj9e3xzmnyxwah8d go learn these fools

10 years ago i made this coffee table book about algorithmic trading. The wast majority of trades in the fiat financial markets was already driven by algos.. All fiat markets are fake, act accordingly..

High Frequency Trading

Snapshots from modern predatory practices

Ending the year on a high note. If anyone’s been watching the new Landman Season 2 - the shirt Cooper (Jacob Lofland) is wearing throughout episode 4 is a custom West Major shirt we made for the show.

Taylor Sheridan came across our brand through a store that carries us in Fort Worth (he loved it). That led to his team reaching out, and asked us to make them some shirts for the show.

First time seeing one of our pieces on the big screen. Pretty awesome.

Thank you to everyone that’s supported us this year - we sold a record number of shirts, grew and learned a lot.

We’re doing something almost none of these other western brands are doing - which is sewing our shirts in America. It’s not easy, and we appreciate everyone that’s been riding with us.

We’re running it back in 2026, and have some exciting things in the works. HAPPY NEW YEAR 🤘🌵

And just like that we’ve got price variations. Shoutout nostr:npub1hud46j2eatn6mpqu72f7c4ctgw07xqvvlva82aywrefhl89twh7ql3v4l2 and nostr:npub1g9ysswt67fnyqfrsgtd8l9p0eyccxlydn5eq0cn3evhm9w7e5nkssvzlky for supporting the drop. 🙏

nostr:note1uppx3k7dy3j5cm03gvhjukpkra9akd65hfcswnwk54ypnkznunqq8g0rsm

I propose a trade:

Minnesota for Alberta

Who says no?

Brewing cacao nibs like coffee is actually pretty normal…

A quick google search shows many recipes and how tos…

There is no wrong way 😎❤️

my man! 😂 brilliant

Testing of some exciting new product variations, including a pleb support option if that is the goal. Working on establishing outside-US availability and more streamlined ordering of larger 👀 sizes. Look out for some exciting pre sales or even launch options for anyone really wanting to get spicy. 🔥

Wife is already requesting a tank top design on the merch shop - lord have mercy. Working on getting my self out there more than her 😂 but I do adore her enthusiasm! 😍😎

nostr:nprofile1qqs82dgjyfj8ef3yectyk9azy4n25a6dy0mgqn24hlf0vvy8zr7ae4qpzamhxue69uhhyetvv9ujumt0d9h8xetw9e3k7mgpr9mhxue69uhhyetvv9ujumn0wd68ycmgv43kktndv55k8ux7 - whilst I would say this is far from conventional, I’ve never heard anyone do this before, but if it floats your boat then why not! I’m curious to try myself! Thanks for sharing!

Whahaha…

Fucking great…

So after spending like 3 hours with pirate ship support… just to be able to add my debit cards…

Login today to find they have been deleted from my account…

Like wtf sort of joke is this…🤯🤬

America is one giant Ponzi scheme, your government and institutions print money daily to keep the scheme from blowing up.

Y’all just mad a bunch of foreigners have figured out how to seat next to the money printer before y’all. Don’t hate the players, hate the game.

That'd be a smart move

A Somalian Minnesota Daycare (SMA) is the ultimate Bitcoin Treasury Company (BTCo).

Here’s how SMABTCos change the game forever (watch out Michael Saylor) 👇

1. Zero Cost of Capital

Raise unlimited funds via fraudulent taxpayer reimbursements (no kids, no meals, no problem). No interest payments, no maturities, no dilution—pure free money from government programs. Saylor pays coupons on converts; SMA gets billions with zero WACC.

2. Infinite Flywheel Without Oversight

Claim phantom services → get paid instantly → acquire Bitcoin. Scale exponentially: one “daycare” pulls $4M+, networks hit $250M+ in Feeding Our Future alone. No board approval, no SEC filings, no bear market forced sales.

3. Negative Real Cost in Fiat Terms

Funds are printed/granted taxpayer dollars inflating away—effective negative yield. Stack sats with debasing currency at no hurdle rate. If BTC appreciates, infinite upside; if not, still living large until the feds knock. Ultimate leveraged Bitcoin play, zero downside risk (until caught).

I call this new strategy the Daycare Exploit Program Operating Risk-free Treasury.

Or DEPORT for short.

Is this what’s in Kellogg honey pops?

One of the software projects that I was able to get features successfully added to in its earlier days through simple direct user engagement with the developers, is one that I also think really needs to have an open source counterpart, without any of the data collection and with decentralized, Nostr protocol based storage of user data.

The app is What3Words, and it has revolutionized the way users can leverage GPS navigation, and the sharing of location information, down to 10 sq ft accuracy, anywhere on the planet, including lists of points that each have a field for X number of characters for labelling.

What3Words divides the surface of the globe into roughly 55 billion 10’x10’ squares, and rather than designating them with a sixteen digit GEOREF coordinate set, simplifies the matter of memorizing/sharing a location by assigning a three word identifier to each box, preceded by four forward slashes.

Once a location is selected on the interactive map, it can be navigated to with conventional navigation apps like Apple Maps or Google Maps with a simple “Navigate” button. The app also instantly recognizes any three word combination preceded by four forward slashes as a potential W3W location, and tries to resolve it to a known three word location in the database. What this means is that any location, even those without civic or rural addresses, can be tagged with even a neatly handwritten or other type of sign, and if a user scans it, the app will zoom onto the location and be able to share that location with others via electronic messaging of any kind, or SMS. It is for this reason that emergency services and even some higher end vehicle manufacturers have started to integrate What3Words into their dispatching programs and vehicle dashboards.

Such accurate location information that bypasses the need for active GPS dilution of precision correction, allows users to share easily remembered locations of assets, cold drop locations, targeting info and drone delivery locations with other users in a cool new way.

Have a hot fishing spot on the edge of a river that you want to share with your son? Send him the three words. Have a list of points that directs your friend along a specific route through the bush to safely get to a good hunting blind? Drop and save points as you go or project a series of points from the comfort of your desk, save the list of points, label each point as you wish, and share the list.

I can see a great opportunity for integrating this location information sharing scheme with apps like #bitchat and over LoRa mesh networks.

As someone who does a lot of work in the bush and in places without addresses, this app has really revolutionized the way I direct crews and equipment. The great thing is that in addition to saving each point as a three word identifier, it saves the standard sixteen digit coordinates, which can be longhand copied and pasted into any GPS mapping software for linear and area measurements.

I wonder if the What3Words project is on nostr:npub1sg6plzptd64u62a878hep2kev88swjh3tw00gjsfl8f237lmu63q0uf63m ‘s radar. I see endless possibilities for creating something similar in open source.

Here’s a sample location if anyone wants to test out the app on the web or via the iOS/Android app with a simple copy/paste:

///bigger.chairs.fever

Have fun

One of the software projects that I was able to get features successfully added to in its earlier days through simple direct user engagement with the developers, is one that I also think really needs to have an open source counterpart, without any of the data collection and with decentralized, Nostr protocol based storage of user data.

The app is What3Words, and it has revolutionized the way users can leverage GPS navigation, and the sharing of location information, down to 10 sq ft accuracy, anywhere on the planet, including lists of points that each have a field for X number of characters for labelling.

What3Words divides the surface of the globe into roughly 55 billion 10’x10’ squares, and rather than designating them with a sixteen digit GEOREF coordinate set, simplifies the matter of memorizing/sharing a location by assigning a three word identifier to each box, preceded by four forward slashes.

Once a location is selected on the interactive map, it can be navigated to with conventional navigation apps like Apple Maps or Google Maps with a simple “Navigate” button. The app also instantly recognizes any three word combination preceded by four forward slashes as a potential W3W location, and tries to resolve it to a known three word location in the database. What this means is that any location, even those without civic or rural addresses, can be tagged with even a neatly handwritten or other type of sign, and if a user scans it, the app will zoom onto the location and be able to share that location with others via electronic messaging of any kind, or SMS. It is for this reason that emergency services and even some higher end vehicle manufacturers have started to integrate What3Words into their dispatching programs and vehicle dashboards.

Such accurate location information that bypasses the need for active GPS dilution of precision correction, allows users to share easily remembered locations of assets, cold drop locations, targeting info and drone delivery locations with other users in a cool new way.

Have a hot fishing spot on the edge of a river that you want to share with your son? Send him the three words. Have a list of points that directs your friend along a specific route through the bush to safely get to a good hunting blind? Drop and save points as you go or project a series of points from the comfort of your desk, save the list of points, label each point as you wish, and share the list.

I can see a great opportunity for integrating this location information sharing scheme with apps like #bitchat and over LoRa mesh networks.

As someone who does a lot of work in the bush and in places without addresses, this app has really revolutionized the way I direct crews and equipment. The great thing is that in addition to saving each point as a three word identifier, it saves the standard sixteen digit coordinates, which can be longhand copied and pasted into any GPS mapping software for linear and area measurements.

I wonder if the What3Words project is on nostr:npub1sg6plzptd64u62a878hep2kev88swjh3tw00gjsfl8f237lmu63q0uf63m ‘s radar. I see endless possibilities for creating something similar in open source.

Here’s a sample location if anyone wants to test out the app on the web or via the iOS/Android app with a simple copy/paste:

///bigger.chairs.fever

Have fun

You clearly haven't enough children in your life to know that Lego hits the sweet spot for the kid who enjoys the 3D puzzle just as much as the kid who builds space laser dinosaur spaceships out of the original 3D puzzle pieces. The Lego Movie gets that aspect of playing with Lego just right.

Christmas rant: Modern Lego sets are retarded and completely destroy the point of Lego in the first place.

Lego is the original Minecraft, an endless expanse of creation and imagination.

These sets turn it into 3D puzzles.

Dumb. Pointless. Garbage.

“But Hodl me and my kid built a 3,000 piece imperial star destroyer and millennium falcon”

Honestly fuck yourself.

This is bittersweet for me to read.

My father died when I was 3, during Operation Linebacker II, while serving as a Captain in the USAF piloting a B-52 Stratofortress.

My kid is just 19. He's further along than his age, but these last few years have compacted it.

Count yourself lucky if you lived this progression in full from either end. I won't.

www.redactedscience.org

🔥👆 Science is Redacted

You can sell your gift cards to Bitrefill