Just tried and got the same result. wtf.

brave search engine got more of a neutral result.

So what search engine is appropriate these days?

Grateful for living in the USA - we have our problems but glad we don't have these glorified hall monitors coming after us

You can be arrested in the UK for praying silently outside an abortion clinic.

In your head.

No noise.

On a public street.

It's a dictatorship.

Even if you're Muslim?

Fuck shoes

That's an interesting perspective. However, this analogy can help people better understand the Keychat mechanism.

Gm

Woke up in the middle of the night and smoked 😭😭

Willpower completely dead when I'm all tired and cranky

Back to square one

I just found out that that there's a supply and demand in our village but no market.

I want to create the market.

How do I do that?

PS I'm programmer and I have all the crazy shit in my mindz but I would like to do something offline. Or at least not something online exclusive.

How do I approach it?

#asknostr

Most people aren’t jealous of things you have, or even the way you look.

It’s always the Energy.

Your Aura.

Your Electricity.

The Vibe you emit.

It shakes them up & awakens dormant frequencies that remind them they can be better but choose not to.

You got them shook, keep going. 🫶

#grownostr #nostr

Just got my #firstegg !!!

#homesteading #chickens

Anytime a politician comes in to eat dinner, the urge to stick my nuts in their soup is so overwhelming.

Read that Nostr is suffering a drop in relays

Okay, so I have a pretty fast PC, it’s one of those system 76 powerhouses

Is it possible to run a relay locally, push it to a domain and let traffic flow through it or would my ISP murder me

If you want to be an asshole be an asshole on your relay, but you can still be on my relay if you follow my rules.

Specialized communities wont come to nostr if anyone can comment on their content because of the chance of vandalism. Nostr itself is an echo chamber and anyone veering from the average perspective is ganged up on disencentivizing others away.

switch relays for specifc topics, or groups multiple relays together for different communities. Just like amethyst uses lists to follow hashtags you can do that for relays.

Famous user posts, incoming reboost cascade. I get it, I already saw it five times.

you can of course have any mix of relays you want and relays that have loose moderation tools thats perfectly fine and now boosting is less annoying if you're cross posting across communities. Reporting is actually actionable because it holds moderators/relay operators accountable for user behaviors because no one likes a community garden where anyone can shit there as they please.

its not about "forcing" an echo chambers, its allowing a gradient level of openness.

Ah you're entering the magical and enormous world of git!

Git is a tool you can use on a filesystem (Mac Finder, Windows Explorer, etc) that basically turns folders into powerfully augmented things git calls "repositories".

You have a folder of files / code / whatever. Git let's you take "snapshots" of the current state of that folder and everything in it. Like saves in a video game. "take my whole set of files and call this Save 1”. Now you can make a bunch of changes and either create Save 2 or rollback to Save 1. You can even go back to an even older save and start a whole new "parallel branch of history".

This is how software developers do things like maintaining different versions, making broad changes and then only keeping the bits they need for a small update, trying stuff safely without having to "undo" a billion times, etc. without losing our minds.

That's git. "GitHub" is a website that allows people to take their local augmented folders (remember they're call repositories or repos) and pop them up on the web. Now other people can copy (clone) those repos for their own use. Or for making changes and then submitting their updates back to the original owner (and since all that excellent history-tracking stuff I mentioned is there, making sense of other people's changes and how they fit in is much easier). GitHub adds a bunch of sharing and collaboration tools on top of that basic git repository / supercharged folder concept.

You'll soon realize that nearly the entire world of consumer software is built with GitHub helping organize collaborators, and each individual developer using the git tool on their own computer to make changes in an orderly way.

Whoa, right...?

Let me know if you have questions!

Perhaps I used the wrong word. I’m basically saying the paper does nothing to protect rights. Even the Bill of Rights has federal judges who interpret them to the extreme of basically doing nothing.