nostr:npub1slstdcssgln3r6t6wedquf77zraxyarveyacae6ny4v4jwz679dsvdyr9t is being crippled a gender now?
also, that's just a restroom lmao
Yes, they call themselves transabled.
That’s why nostr is better than fedi, but yeah instances did start hiding their block lists, I think because ppl were ridiculing their retarded reasons.
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It looks nice!
Of all ppl that could’ve invested, those are some of the most sus possible. Maybe they’re just being good guys but come on lol.
You just need to interact with ppl on the global tl and build up follows.
What do you mean exactly? Ppl aren’t interacting with you?
I was just reading about a few different cases where crypto projects got audited and they still got hacked.
Who’s going to verify it though? Do you really trust those ppl have good intentions?
He did threaten someone tbf, but the other consequence was that iris.to removed his “verification”.
It happened to some extent when fedi ppl tried nostr out, I think one user was banned from the damus relay.
But isn’t there a nip that shares your relays so your followers can still find you?
I actually think most of the lemmy defeding is over for the most part, there was a lot of it initially. They really hate free speech there.
Redditors are the worst.
Maybe we can test it somehow.
Hmm I don’t think that’s true, do you think it’s a relay issue or client issue?
Are you talking about Lujan?
Either way, it’s hopeless. Normal ppl can’t make sense of this stuff, not to mention normal bitcoin activity.
Here is an actual balanced overview of the drivechain softfork proposal:
https://cryptoadventure.com/drivechain-the-bitcoin-upgrade-to-end-all-altcoins/
Best reason against it is that if a truly private sidechain is created it will lose its special status with the SEC
My first impression is that this is so incredibly complex and autistic that bitcoin has zero hope of ever becoming mainstream.
