Now that nostr:npub1getal6ykt05fsz5nqu4uld09nfj3y3qxmv8crys4aeut53unfvlqr80nfm NWC no longer works, what is a comparable wallet that can be used to zap people so that zaps are visible to others?
I've tried sending sats to ln invoice nostr:npub1sn0rtcjcf543gj4wsg7fa59s700d5ztys5ctj0g69g2x6802npjqhjjtws generates as well as nostr:npub1yzvxlwp7wawed5vgefwfmugvumtp8c8t0etk3g8sky4n0ndvyxesnxrf8q wallet (great app btw), but these zaps don't show on other clients ;(
Honest q: does Strike have NWC? If seems not. Does Jack want that eventually?
Oh wow, well done
The hard money equivalent of 'buck'
Fuck, I love this timeline
JUST IN: The Bitcoin Standard author Saifedean Ammous went on CNBC to educate them on #Bitcoin "Bitcoin is a money than can not be inflated, there's only going to be 21 million, that's it." https://v.nostr.build/m0HDXGAggey4CbIU.mp4
CNBC indeed one of the top BTC podcast channels now? Buckle up. Wild 2025 ahead.
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Is it only me not being able to see figures?
2000+ lines of code later, notedeck now set up to render multiple apps like a browser, and the columns app is cleanly separated.
One nice thing that came out of this is that i extracted the theme system as well, which means all notedeck nostr apps could share the same visual style, kind of like an operating system scheme. How neat is that!
#nostrstandup
https://github.com/damus-io/notedeck/pull/565 nostr:note1st892zsjdw07atud4xcyktnc2yjzpzs4afmewyaw8380vwc24vxs0n0k24
Looking great. Can't wait for better keyboard-only navigation support.
The reverse infinite money glitch
Incredibly based. Any nostriches have intel on good spots to visit in Idaho?
Via nostr:npub1xeejes6lu4scttcmzytq5wfad3e6rljpmhc3snqs89xz3jjavfasnuz3mx twtr

Sandpoint was a pleasure to visit indeed.
ERIC TRUMP ON BITCOIN.
BITCOIN MENA - ABU DHABI - DEC 10 2024
https://cdn.satellite.earth/e054df6e53e65dcc9cb75d06f0a7352300319d57185df368bfc5b9e2aad5fa95.mp4
https://m.primal.net/MsLQ.webp
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Combustion engine's ignition
The fall of the Assad Regime in Syria seemed to come out of nowhere. After 13 years of civil war, most of which had been a stalemate for years, one group of rebels takes over Aleppo, Homs, and finally Damascus in two weeks.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fall_of_the_Assad_regime
So who are the rebels? Tahrir al Sham https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tahrir_al-Sham They’re a faction that is opposed to Al-Queda and ISIS with some support from Qatar and Turkey. It seems like it’s mostly a remixing of Islamic groups which had led the civil war for a long time, but when Iran, Russia, Hezbollah, Israel, and The US got distracted elsewhere they were able to use some support from Turkey to finally overthrow Assad and capture Damascus. My guess is once they took Aleppo and discovered Assad wasn’t able to bring in help in a counter offensive then faith in the regime amongst its soldiers collapsed.
I’m personally really concerned about what will happen to the Rojava, the autonomous Kurdish region ( https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Autonomous_Administration_of_North_and_East_Syria ). At the start of the civil war Kurds who are aligned with the Turkish PKK took over and liberated their own land, then got support from the US to defeat ISIS. The region has been effectively an independent country for the last 12 years. Ideologically the PKK used to be a Marxist group but they shifted to Social Ecology, a branch of left Anarchism founded by Murray Bookchin a couple decades ago. They do not believe in a centralized government and have run their region with a network of independent democratic local governments, associations, businesses, and militias. The US government maintains military bases and cooperation with Rojava. While many people in Rojava are religious the movement is multiethnic and non-Islamist in its political ideology. I find it kind of crazy that such an interesting radical political and economic project can emerge in what is clearly one of the most difficult and conflict ridden places.
Despite the US and Turkish governments being close allies and the US providing military support to the Kurds in Rojava, the Turkish government hates the Kurdish sovereignty movement. Turkey wants to prevent the emergence of any independent Kurdish country, even one without a state as such like exists in Rojava.
Will Turkey turn on and invade Rojava now that they have something like allies in power in Damascus? It doesn’t seem to make like Tahrir al Sham is an agent of Turkey, there are militias directly under the control of Turkey occupying land which is nominally Syrian, plus regular Turkish troops, but more like Tahrir al Sham is just getting support where it can. So we shall see.
One last thing I find interesting is the positive statements put out by governments around the world about the fall of the Assad regime to an organization that those same governments have declared a terrorist group. Does a terrorist grouping become a military when it gains control of a nation state?
Gotta love black swams


