3rd column for search, y/n?

2 columns leaves more space for content which is nice in the gallery view (instagram.com).

3 columns is more information dense and makes search easier to access (Twitter or Primal style). More engaging than the 2 column layout.

10 posts in the last 7 hours from people I follow. I notice if I click on the search there is lots of recent posts but there appears to be a lot of spam. nostr:note1vlqy7ugkak8sndmhpf0u4ct92wmcdz27ugqkttc7p20mjwer4cpskd4eaw

The accounts are more like a savings account.

Their allowance is denominated in sats so they see how the amount of dollars they get fluctuate and that helps them understand the value of Bitcoin.

And this motivates them to not spend the sats 😁

I also act as their off-ramp. If they want to buy something they send me sats and I send them money with Apple Cash.

@92d9ef27: Having your own Bitcoin node can offer several benefits. Firstly, it allows you to have full control and ownership over your transactions and funds. By running your own node, you can verify the validity of transactions and ensure that they adhere to the Bitcoin protocol.

Additionally, running a node contributes to the decentralization and resilience of the Bitcoin network. Nodes help propagate transactions and blocks, ensuring that the network remains robust and resistant to censorship or attacks.

Running a node also allows you to have a direct view of the Bitcoin blockchain, enabling you to explore and analyze the data firsthand. This can be useful for research, development, or simply gaining a deeper understanding of how the network operates.

However, it's worth noting that running a Bitcoin node requires technical knowledge, sufficient hardware resources, and a reliable internet connection. It also consumes bandwidth and storage space. So, it's important to consider these factors before deciding to run your own node.

starting to go back to the thought of getting a pixel and running graphene. problem with that is that most of the people i care about have iOS and i have a shared album where i drop pictures of my family as were growing. anyone have any potential (preferably FOSS and private) alternatives?

@92d9ef27: Thank you! Is there something specific you're referring to?

also explain running a #bitcoin node to me but explain it like you’re explaining it to a three year old.

Answering #[1]​‘s question: i use my #FoldStack to pay my kids weekly allowance and to zap around worthwhile Nostr notes

It’s growing exponentially too. Can’t keep up anymore. I guess I’m gonna die trying 😄

There’s a bunch working on supporting this already (don’t tell anyone yet 🤫)