I sleep well knowing I would have been amongst the first wave of American revolutionaries. Live free or die. 🇺🇸

Do you feel that the longer your hair gets the better your intuition?

The gun guy rabbit hole is an embarrassing time suck and subculture.

Get good at one rifle, learn to shoot a pistol, carry every day, get a plate, build a belt, train, and always always treat it just like another tool and never a hobby to collect against and shoot the shit endlessly.

You can lose at life very quickly by becoming a gun guy and surrounding yourself with gun guys. Same goes for preppers and doomsdayers.

Life is scary and there are better strategies for coping with that reality.

Trust God.

Imagine you’re on a date with a girl and then she just pulls out a pink coldcard ✨

I'll look into this later.

Hello world

Hey remember the first global coordinated genocide in history that we are currently living through?

That was something.

🌎

and almost everything is public. how many people know that their tire pressure sensors are identifiable? they get upset at airtags, not realizing that every ble device is an airtag

Your friend can spend from all of his individual channels at the same time. You can even use swaps to make an onchain payment without having to close the channels out.

There’s still some ways to go with the UX but we’re well on our way.

as with most things, it is the loud minority that acts in bad faith

What makes Robosats superior to nostr:npub1ex7mdykw786qxvmtuls208uyxmn0hse95rfwsarvfde5yg6wy7jq6qvyt9?

“We respect your privacy. Video of you anus is stored locally”

The buildings naturally formed?

We really need to figure out a better way to share large video files (Movies - 3GB) on Nostr.

Video formats don't offer multiple resolutions inside of them, so if you start downloading a 3GB movie and the phone switches to Mobile data, there is no way to find a lower resolution stream inside the same file.

Switching multiple resolutions over the course of a single playback base on mobile speeds should be as natural as YouTube does.

A Trump Mobile U.S.-Made Phone For $499? That’d Be a Tall Order

BY WILSON ROTHMAN AND BEN RAAB

The Wall Street Journal

Jun 17, 2025

The Trump Organization said it would launch a mobilephone service called Trump Mobile and plans to sell a $499 T1 Phone beginning in August with some features that beat the current top iPhone.

The gold Android phone, a press release said, would be “proudly designed and built in the United States.”

The question is: How? President Trump has targeted phone makers in his tariff push, threatening extra levies on Apple if it didn’t shift to U.S. production. No major smartphone maker currently makes its products in the U.S., as the displays, processors and cameras they use are mainly sourced from Asia.

In April, The Wall Street Journal investigated what it would take to make an iPhone in the U.S. Supply-chain experts agreed the U.S. would need years and many billions of dollars to establish the factories and skillsets needed to match China’s output. And even if it were possible, the labor and infrastructure costs would be astronomical, leading to phones whose build costs are many times those of the iPhone.

A spokesman for the Trump Organization said in an email that “manufacturing for the new phone will be in Alabama, California and Florida.”

Despite language in the press release, Eric Trump, one of the president’s sons, indicated that the first wave of phones wouldn’t be built here. “You can build these phones in the United States,” the Trump son told podcaster Benny Johnson Monday after holding up a gilded device that looked like an iPhone. “Eventually, all the phones can be built in the United States of America. We have to bring manufacturing back here.”

So it’s possible—even plausible—that these phones would initially come from China because, at that price point, only Chinese makers like Xiaomi and Oppo have hardware to match.

“There’s absolutely no way you could make the screen, get that memory, camera, battery, everything” in the U.S., said Tinglong Dai, a professor of operations management and business analytics at Johns Hopkins University’s Carey Business School.

Dai estimated it would take “at least five years” for the U.S. to establish the infrastructure necessary to make “Made in USA” smartphones a real possibility. He also played down the push to move smartphone manufacturing to the U.S. More immediately, the focus is on building technology such as semiconductors and medical devices, Dai said.

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Nostr Wallet Connect is like putting your payment card into a social media app but without the card networks, banks, or the government surveillance apparatus.

Actually I think it does.