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Lostdog
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Nature conservation, photography, bitcoin, nostr, liberty

Well, it wouldn't be funny if people aren't triggered...

Look on the bright side: suddenly we have dozens more people interested in the protocol spec 😂

Nothing beats a good old bicycle in the Netherlands

Isn't that whole site a demonstration of the point I made?

It's a bold design for sure 😅

But on paper it's brilliant! 45 liters of bootspace and +5 km range added for free every hour on sunny days

Correlation is not causation

You can use the same graph to suggest that printing money helps to fix serial killings since we're now down to pre-1970s levels

Both takes are retarded though

Replying to dc9fca0c...

"Journalism has begun to feel like an enjoyable paid hobby which serves no apparent social purpose. Assembling facts and arguments has probably been a waste of a career. British lawyer and writer nostr:npub1rl5sdpv3qwu6fv25n3eh8edmmn9a5847uht378meua84fwhwzlvs98dx0x concludes: “There is no point, in and of itself, showing a candidate to be a liar, fraudster, insurrectionist and/or a fascist if people do not actually care if that candidate is a liar, fraudster, insurrectionist and/or a fascist.” - https://www.ft.com/content/b7134905-3b6f-4aee-98a9-71bab6f9b29a (gift links available)

Non-paywall version:

https://archive.is/5ESZU

Replying to Avatar BitcoinBrabant

Doesn’t nostr:npub1hea99yd4xt5tjx8jmjvpfz2g5v7nurdqw7ydwst0ww6vw520prnq6fg9v2 have an official sparrow Nostr account to zap? ⚡️

He does! More options to donate 😁

GM. Don't forget to zap your favourite open-source #bitcoin and #nostr projects every now and then!

Lightning developers might disagree, although I'm sure they'd like it to be this simple 😉

I can't believe it's really this easy but every 4 years I'm proven wrong 😅

Replying to Avatar HODL

Was it really so great to fund the massacre on the Banda people though... 🤔. Their only "crime" was to insist on selling their own nutmeg to anyone interested rather than granting the Dutch a monopoly

To illustrate, here in NL we started our "Room for the Rivers" program after severe floods in the mid 90s. This has really paid off and you won't find anyone disagreeing with that in NL, not even our anti-science populists.

Extreme rainfall events in the past 2 years have proven that this "building with nature" approach (rather than building against nature) has really paid off. Similarly affected areas on our borders with Germany and Belgium suffered severe consequences, multiple deaths and >€40 billion in damages. In stark contrast the Netherlands, despite being downstream of all this (!), suffered virtually zero damages

Canalisation is the worst you can do from a flood control perspective. Common sense would be to delay runoff (vegetated slopes, high soil organic matter) and build buffers (wetlands, flood plains) to spread the discharge over a longer amount of time