wow 😲 link?

limiting access to a chat with Cashu?

wow 😲 link?

limiting access to a chat with Cashu?

Social media nearly killed the art of writing and curation, but Nostr is reviving it.

If it costs money it should be me to pay for the relay not someone to send, right?

Cool, it reminds me of Sphinx Chat. The best antispam function was the price per message + bail amount that was lock for a certain period and return if message was not flag as spam after x hours.

We should have the same for phone call, unknow number want to call me? It will cost 10 bucks but fully refund if I approve the call as legitimate after ending it. You spam me, I keep the 10 bucks.

I hope not 👀

btw, learning this made me change my mind about Jesus

up until i learned about this stuff i was inclined to believe that Jesus was just a story composite of many people, one of them being part of the theme of the movie Life of Brian - a jewish revolutionary who very nearly managed to kick the romans out of palestine around the time of Jesus

but now, i think that the whole death and resurrection thing is real, or more exactly, when he was 12, as it says, he was sent off to train, and then after his training was done, in his early thirties, he starts his ministry to fulfill the prophecy, they nail him up, he does this whole next level yoga thing, appears to be dead for 3 days, and then disappears from the tomb, visits his buddies, and then the angels come pick him up with their tractor beam and they fly back home

and so on and so forth... i have no idea, honestly but it's plausible enough for me to entertain it, and i'm almost certain something along these lines is happening, and all the signs about the impending natural disaster coming up in the next decades suggests to me that it would be a good time to do it - if it is, according to the angelic science, like many of the prophecies say, gonna be a "earth set on fire" situation and almost everything ded... then it makes sense why to come back, and also why to be selective about who gets evacuated

Nope. Brand new territory. Nothing like this exists on the planet, as far as I know.

That's why I've been watching these events so closely, but development has stalled and I want to publish, so here goes. 😅

I can't figure out how to highlight anything, so far. 😅 Legit can't figure out how to do it. Why can I not highlight something on a web page, for instance?

I haven't asked a Friday night question in a while.... so... I'm going to ask one, then go out to dinner & check back later...

What is something that you find meaning or fulfillment in that most people don't?

what is the best client in your opinion right now for making events that use markdown that can link into this thing?

when i said i want to put the texts in, i was serious

i bought these books from Amazon, and frankly some of them are so bad my inner typographer and editor wanted to scream

notably, the copy of Timaeus and Critias that i got (Plato), was so so so bad... but The Book of Jubilees was also quite bad

so anyway, as you know i type quite fast and i think it would be fun to an hour or two a day properly transcribing, correcting and formatting texts, a chapter at a time or so, with all the nice numbers and paragraphing and all that, proper titles, etc

i don't think that many people have been exposed to these old texts and they say some things that are quite ... interesting... especially Enoch

That was a lot of work and it's not very pretty, but making it programmable means we can do things like make the blocks clickable, so that you can navigate to the associated kind 30040 event by the picture. Clicking on the individual books, like "Genesis" would take you to the kind 30040 event that listed all of the kind 30041 event chapters, that contain the individual verses. We could even make the chapters into 30040 and the verses into 30041, if we wanted more granularity.

And then you could insert individual verses into a "bible reading of the day" article. Or make 30040 collections that are the Bible passages in a specific order, like chronological Bibles.

Or have collections that take a verse and show it in different versions ancient Greek, Latin, King James, ESV, etc.

This was a good read, thanks for sharing it