I'm planning to implement NIP-42 on the proxy service, so it might be supported sometime soon, haha. If everything goes well, I also plan to offer custom names as a paid service.

beep boop

testing nostr relay tray

SOLO BLOCK FOUND ON SELF HOSTED INSTANCE OF PUBLIC POOL!

Sam Rockwells monologue in S3 Episode 5 is brilliant

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we are going to free samourai and then repeal the bank secrecy act

I overcame my fear and did the keyboard replacement 🙂 It turns out it was super easy, two screws, two ribbon cables, a bit of wigglewaggle and it was done. I got backlight now! ☺️ And a US layout. The French lettering really confused me. 😅

TL;DR I am impressed by the repairability of this thing so far. #thinkpad #keyboard

Since there is so much talk about communities lately.

I don’t have a phone number and there is no way to call me. Some forms ask for numbers and I just put my wife’s number 😆

I’m using an eSIM with data and just make data calls.

“Sorry your payment for $2.75 declined. Please update your payment method”

The state of fiat…

Financing your Door Dash.

Everything is fine….

This one guy was digging his butt with his bare hands and wiping it on a Tesla right in front of the camera 🤣

Someone’s getting a little upset at my tweet replies…..🤣🤣🤣

Somehow stupidly fell for an airport taxi scam at JFK after being tired from 24 hours of traveling. Realized what was happening within a minute of getting into the car. Two men convinced me that the subway was down (which would have been $11.40 for me to go home), and then told me to get in one of their “taxis” which was “metered” and would give me a good price. Instinctively, I looked up the price on all the ride apps - ~$75. He tried to chat me up because he sensed I was suspicious, but I mostly gave him short responses to his questions. When we arrived, he asked if I would be paying cash and told me ~$160. I was anticipating this confrontation so I started a yell off with him. He wasn’t licensed and had no meter. I called him out on the scam and I offered to pay only $80 at most. He then countered with $140, $120, and lastly $100. He then threatened to drive me all the way back to the airport I wasn’t willing to pay what he asked and started to drive forward. After calling his bluff multiple times and leaving the car door open so he wouldn’t drive away, he finally got out of his car and hesitantly gave in and popped the trunk where my suitcase was after some more of me yelling at him. I gave him $80 and he stood there in disbelief. I’m pretty mad at myself for falling for something so obvious, but even more so that people like this exist. Regretting that I didn’t take down his license plate. But I’m glad I was able to stand my ground as I’m usually non-confrontational and experience anxiety in these kinds of situations. Moral of the story: don’t trust anyone who approaches you at the airport unless they appear officially licensed.

Can you guys zap me and see If you have any problems?

I will zap back

I have about 8 close friends from high school. All now in their mid 30’s

Of the 8…

6 are unmarried and have never been married.

2 are married

4 have children. 4 do not.

Of the four that have kids they each have only 1 child.

Only 2 have what could meaningfully be considered a career. The rest work paycheck to paycheck.

Only 2 are home owners.

Is this common for millennials in america? Or is this just my friend group.