This is the fullpage experience of reading F1 news... 
Yeah 🙂 my guess was that it's 50% chance you will know what I'm taking about
Soft fork is soft fork. The fact that you have some emotion associated with it doesn't change that.
Yeah, I was less interested in watching that than other of your videos. AMA...
If you want nostr to gain more popularity, then this could use some upvotes on Hacker News:
Just remember that there's no algorithm here. You are the algorithm here.
First step is to follow the people that people you like follow. 🙂 That's the discovery process here - just go through a bunch of profiles first and see which ones post good stuff.
Obsidian. It's the best markdown editor because of the keyboard shortcuts it has...
Welcome 🤗 That sounds like interesting offer, but probably quite private...
In the early nostr days people just used URLs of jpegs from Twitter, etc. Those are now blocked...
Same here 😅 I always had 10pm as the hour when I'm the most productive, smartest, I could solve issues that I was struggling with the whole day... Now with baby, I'm just constantly tired. The good thing about that is that jetlag doesn't affect me, since I'm always tired anyway.
So you are saying you lost your peak productivity/ideas time?
This is the issue with centralized custodial wallets. Use them as bridges, for small amounts, etc, but this can happen.
So here's a question - I want to create a single thread/feed with music videos that I would like to append regularly (e.g. every day/week). What is the best way to do that? Keep "quoting" the previous note? Add a reply every time more and more nested? Anything else?
I think vexl isn't well known in the community, but people should pay attention...
It's sort of like a triangle, but it has one extra corner...
Tomato and popcorn often don't match my rating. IMDb is usually much closer.
The people that were swayed by Knots meme recently in most cases don't have memory of Luke's actions.
Heard Nostr loves beef.
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And now you are step closer to accepting bitcoin... notice how anyone was able to send you a bit of bitcoin on this post. Literally anyone can do that - they don't need to have a bank account, they don't need to be from a good family, they don't need to be born outside of specific counties, they don't need to only hold "good" ideas in their head.
Bitcoin is not exclusive.
I’ll toss this one out there. I had proposed it a year ago as a new name for Nostr, but nothing came of it so I’m offering it up to nostr:npub1yzvxlwp7wawed5vgefwfmugvumtp8c8t0etk3g8sky4n0ndvyxesnxrf8q instead.
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"Vomiter"? 😀 (Adam Back just accidentally came up with that and imo it has a ring to it 😅)
We need bitcoin accepted in local stores and restaurants.
Limiting op_return size would be soft fork. When you limit what can be in the transactions going forward, but they are still valid from the perspective of old nodes, then that's a soft fork. Learn the difference.
The effort is almost the same, for reading OP_RETURN using bitcoin_cli the script would look very similar - i.e. it reads the bytes following "OP_RETURN" (i.e. "6a" in hex), for ordinals/inscriptions the script reads the bytes that follow "ord" (i.e. "6f7264" in hex) and it skips the "4d" bytes every 520 bytes...
Of course people will create viewers like mempool space that make this much easier. Same as they did for the data in witness/inscriptions: https://ordiscan.com/tx/eadfab095bfe5bcfde6024126ef139ac0e98f19dcb4c8fc4e96bfa87cc39141e
Ok, so the main difference is that in witness encoded data you have "4d" inserted every 520 bytes, but it only costs 1/4 of fees?
In both cases it's a bash script one-liner to extract the data from the chain. Not really practically different.
Again, someone please correct me if I'm wrong, but this really makes the whole Knots CSAM argument just plain stupid scare tactics...