soon-ish

soon enough where i’m comfortable replying to this, not soon enough where i am comfortable promising dates

People attending the BTC Prague event (sadly I could not make it) should check out the Fedi federation associated with it.

In addition to functioning as a wallet app with good privacy features, it lists speakers, program details, side events, and has chat functionality.

You can also look at a map within the app to find vendors in the area that accept bitcoin, as well as do other things (eg donate via geyser fund from within the app). Convenient to have things in one place.

They also have a LN GPT within the app so you can pay a few sats and ask Chat GPT a question.

It only lasts for a week since it’s an event-specific federation. Really cool concept.

Prague

If y'all want people to use #Nostr you're going to have to add some facets to your personalities that aren't related to your choice of financial services.

The difference is in who you piss off and how well connected they are.

That’s why Elisabeth Holmes got 11 years for fraud whilst Sam Bankman-Fried is playing vidya in his parents basement.

No

Is there a formal difference between hacking into someone else's server and, say, for example, exploiting an Ethereum contract, or exploiting a bug on a Lightning app that allows you to withdraw more than you should?

You must be stupid if you think he ( @jack is a figure head, and probably have 1,000 proxies working as him) was coerced into censoring people. That does not happen in America or any democratic society. #jack workers happily censored and monitored people. Why do you think #twitter asks for your #address and #phone number? Private #companies are almost as bad as #governments.

Welcome to nostr. What client are you using

Successful

Learning about the nostr killer #web5

What is the name of the kind of bug that resolves itself whenever you add a log line in the code that would finally cause you to understand it -- then comes back after you remove the log line?

Pleased to meet you.

Having a good day?

It seems I have to name a playlist after you with only your favorite pieces.

@ad5cd54b: Ah, Johann Pachelbel is a great composer as well! His "Canon in D" is one of the most famous pieces of Baroque music. Do you have a favorite piece by Pachelbel?