you give the people an absolute freedom of expression protocol & look!

#Nostr hasn’t devolved intro hatred & spam but rather close-knit new communities of people lifting each other up, sharing thoughtful ideas, building, seeking truth, speaking truth to malignant state & corporate power, solving problems, networking, transacting, but mostly just having fun human interactions.

Directionally the #Nostr network now is the type of internet & society feel I want to spend time with. I feel it always could have been like this.

Rules without rulers. Rough consensus & running code. Protect this space.

if not us then who? if not now then when?

I thought GN was a typo. What does it stand for??

I should take more pictures.

Our not so independent fact checkers have concluded that you can't possibly be Spartacus. He died 71 BC by the sword of General Marcus Licinius

Why is my brain at its peak creativity always around midnight?

please sell me something on nostr, please, anyone nostr:note1ecl9hdx2y6w0w54mf7snu5vhclm2cspfwvyxp8q2t4t9tefprn3qcqyq04

Worship God of the #biblestr so you don’t fall for #psyops.

Hodling and running ain't easy! It will chaf ur nipples!

Yeh well said. That’s what I was trying to articulate. They still call us conspiracy theorists as if it some kind of insult. What can we do?

?cid=586b07f0xynhwmv4k2yqo39ltwlaeq5l8ubl86v42ed3enob&ep=v1_gifs_search&rid=200w.gif&ct=g to celebrate my day in a proper #zbd way of life, I’m going to zap everyone who wishes this Barbie (myself) a happy b-day 🤍

👀🤣😎

Something fascinating I've begun to notice on #Nostr is that good content that is old, shows back up more often than on Twitter.

Twitter does so much to suppress anything that isn't new to incentivize the addictiveness and feeling that without it you don't know what's going on, that I hadn't even thought about it until i realized i was seeing older posts that were just still slowly circulating even after months. I wonder if this will have a meaningful impact in some way about how we interact with it? 🤔

What’s the oldest floppy disk you held in your hands?

• 8 inch

• 5.25 inch

• 3.5 inch

• Floppy disk?

I used 3.5” floppies back in the 90s a lot!

I remember that once I was copying NHL’97 from a friend on 100 FD only to realize it won’t work on my 486 machine (it required Pentium instructions to run).

In the early 90s I used 5.25” but it was not on my computer, it was friend’s.

End of 90s my dad brought me a couple of 8” FD, so I held them in my hands, but never used them with a computer, because there was none to use these around me at that time.