Thursdays would be awesome 🙏

Getting there on Tuesdays will always be a difficult challenge i'm afraid.

I like the short recap and wish you all a lot of fun though.

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This note goes extremely well with the book "The subtle art of not giving a f*ck" by Mark Manson. It explains pretty well that one can only give so many f*cks in their life so you will have to choose where they should go to.

Permanent happiness is an illusion. Life is suffering. Choose the ways to suffer that give you the best feelings of achievement.

https://markmanson.net/books/subtle-art

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I guess that's normal? I recently made pizza and got it up to 300°C and mine showed the exact same thing.

Probably has to do with the fact that i have to keep it outside during winter and it gets to gather a lot of moisture and mold everywhere. I guess it was a good thing i went and made pizza's with it first.

It was super easy to wipe off the next day with a dry cloth.

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At least you met a nostr noob!

That makes two of us. Mine just lost pressure super slowly so i filled it up only to become too low pressure again like halfway. Tire shop found a screw where there should have just been rubber.

It's like the fifth screw in a couple of years. Starting to feel like i somehow seem to magnetize my wheels.. 🤔

Now i follow not even 21. 😂

Wow i follow not even 20 accounts, i post maybe 1 note per week (mostly replies) though i'm fairly new (4ish months or so?) but i have no expectations.

Truth be told i'm not here for yet another social media experience. I find the protocol fascinating and like to keep up with whatever people start doing with it apart from the nth incarnation of something that still mostly looks like twitter.

To me it's about the possibilities and not the actual engagement and it seems like most of the things that people do with it appear here first.

I would argue that it comes down to how the most popular clients will set their relays. Right now most clients do not actively engage you to set your own relays or choose some from a list. Instead they mostly seem to use some predefined list. If they don't change this then inherently the relays defined by the most popular clients will see the biggest engagement and therefore become the biggest centralized hot spots.

On the other hand i can also understand that the experience may not be really awesome if you pick some (random) relays that people are just testing out for a couple of days or weeks just to see them disappear shortly thereafter.

definitely a bitcoiner but my posts might be a lot about other stuff as well.

Backup is actually a 2 part process with the first part being actually creating the thing that allows you to restore it later.

The second part is what is just as important And what i've learned is that people do not go often enough, or sometimes at all, through this process. I am of course talking about actual recovery. Your backup is worthless without this part.

Whatever your prefered method may be, if you are unable to read the words on your steel properly, or if you have never tried any recovery attempt from the backup procedure you came up with the whole "how safe is it?" question becomes insignificant.

Like with everything else in life keeping it simple probably beats adding extra layers of security because they add complexity to your restore procedure and might make it impossible to restore over decennia.

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And then they deprecate one method that was ideal or improve upon another. Or you find some weird edge case in which one of them turns out to be slower with lists > n.

It's always so many trade-offs and decisions to make on whether to improve X, fix deprecation Y now or make new feature Z..

I see what you did there, and i was thinking about the same thing! 😂

I think it would be nice if there was maybe some "in the middle" solution. I don't think (but i am also not 100% sure) that everything is constantly being driven into certain narratives, it's just specific topics. Most of them will have some kind of political character ro try to protect some party's specific interest.

I would think that if some article was created way back in, say, 2006 and only had minor edits that also happened a long time ago it's probably ok.

But yeah maybe it doesn't have to start with loads of data. In the end you could still go to the wikipedia page itself but i think it would be great if switching back and forth qas not necessary.

Maybe the question is more a matter of if it's more work to have everything and have people go at the absolutely tainted articles (a good way to find out if the trust system works) or start from scratch not having tainted articles but run the risk that it doesn't get much traction and it takes long for articles to appear at all.

Awesome! I wish the rest of the world would come around from the toxic seed oils they keep using everywhere. You're the first restaurant in the world that i run in to that cooks like i do at home. If it wasn't for the 30 hour trip to get there i'd eat there every week.