Oh no, you're one of those!?

Computerphile on YT has some decent overviews on this. It really depends on what you're trying to compress and whether or not it can be lossy

LFG 🧡⚡

I really think #cashu should be the native currency/default for #nostr clients.

Tap up a client native cashu wallet via lighting, and have fun in the private walled garden. Cash in cash out. I know many are doing this now, but I mean a client making a cashu wallet within the client. It’s the best ready to go use-case I can think of rn

If you have to hide behind pseudo-intellectual jargon to make your point, you probably don’t have a very strong argument.

The ability to explain simply and clearly is a sign that you actually understand what you’re talking about.

Big words often mask small ideas.

This is especially true when it comes to the topics of money and economics.

SPEAK CLEARLY FRIENDS.

What's the highest any fork got? About 0.1 bitcoin for BCash, iirc?

There is typically a small part of Bitcoin.Review podcast that touches radio topics, to find that part you get the added benefits of having to listen to the rest of the material they cover. Win-win.

Maybe Odell works on his license live on dispatch!

Now that would put ppl to sleep for sure!

GM 🫡

Why are you still an active #nostr user?

Wow thank you so much brother! Time to get this post back alive 😂😂🧡

i'm sure it would. since qubes is a meta os, you can install openbsd as a qube if you want, but imo it has nothing comparable to using disposable vms in qubes. i like openbsd. the community is amazing and are actually turning it from a server os to something that can be used on desktop. it's just not secure out of the box, you have to harden it which defeats the purpose for most users