Late night question, which app/interface are you all using for Nostr? I’m on Primal and Damus.

I actually benefit from the Bitcoin and Nostr bias, but I like to write about OtherTopics, too, and I find it brutally difficult to get that material to new npubs who might enjoy it, and be more-inclined to stay, if they saw it. Because I also write about Bitcoin and Nostr, the people solely interested in OtherTopics don't follow me.

Do I need another npub for OtherTopics, or something? I have so much trouble rotating between npubs, tho. I have to keep switching back and forth, but keep forgetting, so npubs wait a week for a response and give up on me.

I'm running out of ideas and feeling increasingly frustrated.

#asknostr

Ah Socrates!

This is a very intelligent meme.

nostr:note1r7rcrhrex0fev5cfkeefyhkhfyuzd029e5y5srl7xrf2hq27kzaq0lhqm6

And just by the way, autism is a condition characterized by dysregulation (usually over-activity) in the ACC - anterior cingulate cortex. This is the area of the brain that changes sensory information into emotional information (thus the sensory meltdown exists). It also is used in error detection and rule-setting. To support this part of the brain we need to be getting methylated B vitamins, vitamin C and dietary copper. This study shows that THC lowers methylation, which increases available L-dopa (antsy-ness) but stops it from being converted into dopamine (motivation) or broken down into norepinephrine (chill), while CBD increases methylation and therefore assists with the neurological balance. Freaking fascinating!!

Ok people, I need help.

What brand of washer and dryer do you hate, and which do you like/has worked for you.

I’m avoiding anything with digital screens because I’ve literally only ever heard and experienced them to be unreliable, unfixable without a “certified technician,” and annoying AF.

If anyone has any useful info or experiences with washer/dryer combo feel free to dump your advice below. #asknostr #homestr

I want a way to see my past reactions to other's notes, such as a like or emoji reaction.

I want a way to see my past reactions to other's notes, such as a like or emoji reaction.

interesting NON Bitcoiners to follow on #nostr ?

This is not a serious proposal, but maybe it is. I would like a way to verify that nostr users are actually humans. What if there was a way for two users that meet irl to both sign a note and post it that says they met and saw that the other person does actually exist. It would be like an additional layer to the WoT model. Then when you look at a person's profile it would say X people you follow have verified this user as human, and additionally X people you have verified as human verified this user.

It would encourage more irl interactions among users and be a way for new users to gain some credibility instantly of they are onboarded by a friend.

I'm sure all the devs that read this will think it's a great idea and can't wait to implement yet another note type into their clients. Again, not serious about this, but maybe serious.

rplay is taking shape, lots of semi and lewd vtubers doing great. almost like those will not need from youtube anymore.

question that came up due to a situation with a friend:

as a dude, let’s say your female partner/wife has a male friend that constantly does things like pick her up from the airport without telling you and fixes things in your house without asking, tries to discipline your kid when you’re not around.

Is this disrespectful to the dude? I say obviously yes, she does not agree ?? I feel like i am taking crazy pills.

The vanity key I want takes 283 years to find in my M2 Max. So... I need ideas.

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