Omg listening to y’all and feel like your both saying nostr wrong #[0] #[1]

I followed the white rabbit 🐰

this is a general pattern I’m seeing within Nostr. Its becoming like a “build-your-own” social media platform. I want twitter’s feed, instagrams verification, snapchats dms, etc. And anyone can contribute their own feature.

this is a general pattern I’m seeing within Nostr. Its becoming like a “build-your-own” social media platform. I want twitter’s feed, instagrams verification, snapchats dms, etc. And anyone can contribute their own feature.

rabbit hole recap christmas special tomorrow at 10ET / 1500 UTC

good morning, stay humble and stack sats

It's fantastic to see so much traffic on the nostr Telegram group and in many different Github repos. I'm excited to see how far nostr has come in the next #nostrNovember

good morning

Me right now helping multiple plebs that accidentally posted their private keys. 

nip5 - odell@werunbtc.com

oh.. ok. Then I’m an ostrich too 😄

yes, I know that. But why is everyone posting ‘we are all ostriches’ in unison. For a second I thought these are bots spamming the time line

I’m assuming you are using Damus, otherwise You would see my identifier as an example. It appears in every post for everyone else, but hasn’t been implemented into Damus yet.

That requires clicking on the account every time to go check the key on their page. The nip identifier *ideally* appears as the name or by the name on others’ feeds

Because Nips are easier to read than a string of random characters & adds a little verified-type checkmark next to your name (only on certain clients rn). So easier to verify it’s the real person when scrolling through the feed

Because Nips are easier to read than a string of random characters & adds a little verified-type checkmark next to your name (only on certain clients rn). So easier to verify it’s the real person when scrolling through the feed

Did you ride an ostrich then eat it?

He tweeted it and it’s the one we all follow on here with like 2k followers

ostriches are us