Thanks, zapped you double. She likes it!

Hey nostriches, I’m trying to show my friend how all this zapping works. Could you pay this and I will send it back?

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Been followin yo

What the fuck?!

I longpress a note in Damus and select Copy Note Text, and then paste into Translate

😆 What’s the npub?

If you want a profile pic, go to link below, generate a URL, and then paste that URL in the correct field in your Nostr settings. Zaps/follow always appreciated. Cheers! https://nostr.build/profilepic.php

Two things: 1) Escalating fees were always predicted as inevitable with a busier network, and in fact desired as a means of supporting miners. We aren’t going back, but that’s ok; 2) I think of inscriptions as analogous to unique coins in traditional money — coins that were minted with an aesthetic error, or are exceptionally old, or another unique feature. They are still fungible, and most people trade them without knowing or caring, but a smaller community collects them and pays sometimes large sums to own them, removing them from circulation. Occasionally even these people spend them by accident, and they are back on the market.

And that’s from a locked closed phone, screen off

That’s Android, unfortunately. iPhone just now took measurably less than 3 seconds to open browser, and it’s an older slower one.

Doesn’t render in Damus 🤷‍♂️

Thanks friendly internet stranger who just ⚡️ me. What a time to be alive

Doesn’t render in Damus

So cool

Could someone please zap this specific post? Will zap you back

Be sure to promote the final ⚡️address. We have this chance to send mad sats to underscore the point to him

300 sent ⚡️

How to add more?

What’s the balance in the philanthropy wallet these days?

#[0] test flight Damus user here, since the early days. Feature request if you see this: The hyperlink/note/user shade of purple in Damus is very dark, and very difficult to read by middle-aged eyes (and moreso when screen brightness is on the lower end of the spectrum). To offer accessibility to the broadest possible audience, any chance of brightening up that purple to something lighter? Thanks for your work, zapped you previously