🚀 Introducing Nutsack 0.1!

nutsack.me -- Don't load too much money; this is highly experimental!

A NIP-60/61 nostr client.

This is a wallet that lives in nostr and is can be accessed from any nostr client that chooses to implement it.

Nutzaps are OPT-IN -- if you don't opt-in to nutzaps, a NIP-60/61 client that zaps you would just do a LN NIP-57 payment; it would just be paying from ecash but you would receive it on your LN wallet.

With these two NIPs we'll get a few cool things:

* unified balance across your apps

* pocket-change that follows you around

* new users are immediately zappable 🤯

* verifiable nutzaps

* faster zaps and zaps that can't go missing

and so much more cool stuff; just watch the video and let your mind wander with the possibilities...

When I go out to the farmers market, I put the maximum budget I'm willing to spend in my wallet, in cash.

It's a left side of the bell curve solution to not having to worry about every payment.

That's the UX I need for a micro-payment world too.

If we want simple folk to be transacting serious amounts of money, we need simple tools that take spending seriously.

I need to be able to see in a glance:

- what I've got left to spend for the month

- what I already spent

- what I earned (relative to an earnings goal)

Baby UX steps in that direction:

MAD adds giant bubble to century-old Japanese house

Chinese studio MAD has created Ephemeral Bubble, an installation designed to resemble a bubble being blown by a century-old wooden house, for the Echigo-Tsumari Art Triennale in Japan. Located in the Murono Village in the Japanese countryside, the installation forms part of the old house named China House Huayuan, which is used to showcase Chinese

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Loving Craig’s website right now.

And it stays like this for 3 months.