Hey
This is your signal to stack more Monero.
There is a close future where everybody will be to make their digital privacy as best as possible. 
Start with Linux today.
1. Download Pop!_OS ISO
2. Flash it with Balena Etcher on USB.
3. Insert the USB to the computer and start it while holding your BIOS key.
4. Enter BIOS, disable Secure Boot.
5. Then boot it again the same way and install Pop!_OS.
Easy as.
I wish everyone a pleasant weekend.
Accelerate.
Most people don't know how freedom feels like
as same as they don't know how being healthy feels like.
Most people are living in prison, while being fatigued and inflamed all the time.
Monero community is getting (shadow) banned on Twitter.
Retreat to Nostr >>>
There's nothing better for you than pursuing advancement of humanity and freedom of humanity
instead of pursuing pointless careers growth in your 9-5.
Start today.
Crawl, walk...
We're early for the Digital Renaissance...
Privacy Renaissance is coming too.
We need real Nostr/Twitter crossposting tool. Otherwise, the mainstream adoption won't be that successful.
There will be reason after Twitter starts banning again massively (already starting to ban Monero accounts), but being Nostr only is detrimental for creators.
I only know about openvibe.
Shill me your favourite non-bitcoin accounts. Cybersecurity, Digital Privacy, Health...
whatever
Didn't studied Nostr much, is there some discovery algorithm or process?
Bitcoin wasn't "discovered". It's not an American Continent.
It was invented by combining existing technology like Proof of Work, Asymetric Cyprography etc.
People tell you that they care about their privacy, then refuse to use Linux for all their private browsing.
Dual Boot, Dual Disk...
Or get cheap computer and run it.
Ditch Windows.
There's reason why darkmarkets use Monero over Bitcoin/Lightning Network.
Pay with Monero for everything you can.
Get it by swapping from Bitcoin and other crypto.
If you can't pay with it, swap back and forth to break identification chain for BTC.
Would use that. They already support Mastodon and Bluesky. If they start supporting it, I would probably switch to Buffer again.