Beauty is not a subjective thing, it's an objective one. Because it represents fitness for survival. The more beautiful someone is, the more fit for survival they are.

Every 5-10 years I also prefer to start from scratch, without any written guidance, and I do not use my old dotfiles, but copy and paste the specific parts I need when the need arises.

This helps me to have a fresh system and not to stick to old habits, but to improve them creatively.

Yes for now. With backports if needed and /usr/local compiles if really needed, and even then I may just switch to testing instead. I'm used to Arch which is pretty bleeding edge and it was never much of an issue to be on the newer stuff.

Yes. But there is still a small bug. Currently, the notes reposted by others won't be filtered.

Nostr noob here…do I just drop a Lightning address in my profile for zaps? Just learned I don’t have to use primal wallet (why do they require a the KYC garbage?!)… and how do I get access to quick memes?!

Working on a new layout for #Ditto

#zapathon nostiches be all like

Yeah, but he's asking about the modes. Like, which features they offer.

It ddos your network.

Making it slow or down.

There's no specific relay doing this but it's an attack vector

You ask for 100 events and the relay returns 3 billion events

You ask for your profile data and the relay returns the profile data from everyone

Something like this

On Nostr everything is backwards, so as a client you can actually get DoSed by a server. Therefore before you can implement Outbox you need to implement rate-limiting of relays.

i keep on forgetting this but in #nostrudel you can click on a hashtag and see the whole feed of them

How the morning started: *I should refactor as much code as I can in noStrudel

How it's going: *I had a great idea for a new feature that should only take a few lines of code...

I’d like to hear other opinions on the acceleration of time passing - why it happens.

I think of it as compartmentalization of information less pertinent to awareness. Basically forgetting because it wasn’t useful at the time.

Like when you drive somewhere new for the first time and see all the things along the way, you tend to remember that, but commuting on the same road, you can drive for 10 minutes and wonder how you got there. It’s just muscle memory at that point. You’re still looking around obviously, but that information doesn’t register at the same depth as new things. Eventually, entire days become compartmentalized away into less pertinent experiences to essential of surviving- thus making time go by faster.

Thoughts? nostr:note1pjqqzh5ty2rn4ze7ucft6mhvfgv24924hprg9g6u30pzjtm762cqdgptvp

The older I get the more i become repelled by color. The flashier the design the less I want to interact with it. It’s a bit inconvenient considering design is my profession but I’m finding it to be the case for digital and physical products - especially physical.