In 2010, Australian teenager Sam Ballard was drinking with his friends when they saw a slug crawl across the floor.

Sam’s friends dared him to eat the slug and after some debate he decided it would be funny, so he did.

A few days later Sam became weak and complained of severe pain in his legs.

After visiting the emergency room doctors told him that he had contracted a parasite known as ‘rat lungworm’ from the slug.

Soon after the diagnosis, Sam fell into a coma, where he remained for 420 days.

He woke up paralyzed, unable to eat without a tube or move without intense effort. He required 24-hour care, seven days a week.

He died 8 years later in 2018.

Sir, stop being so based, thanks 🗿

Invidious just does a shit job at loading videos over 20 mins

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The german word for the Lightning Network is #Blitznetzwerk

Amusing aspect of CoinGeek propagandist covering COPA trial is he keeps begging for scraps while watching the ship he's anchored to sink.

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Using an ass fuck ton of energy is incredibly based and I’m sick of pretending it’s not.

We goin Kardashev type 1 up in this bitch and if you’re not down for that kindly shut the fuck up.

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I always hear these things "we are early", "things are improving" and so on, but to me everything is the same buggy as it has ever been, sometimes worse because more adoption means more bugs. This is not only about Nostr. I see so many bugs everywhere.

What has actually improved in Nostr in the past 10 months?