It is what it is. Can’t control everything
I can confirm (since I just installed it from zap store) that network and sensors were on by default. No prompt.
You never had control. Not your keys…
Just configured goose & cursor to run with a nostr:nprofile1qyxhwumn8ghj7mn0wvhxcmmvqy2hwumn8ghj7mn0wd68ytn00p68ytnyv4mz7qpq6g4umvwj2pduqc8kt2rv6heq2vhvtulyrsr2a20d4suldwnkl4hq62etsy API key 🤯
The best thing? I never paid more than a few thousand sats a month although I constantly use it.
What’s the most expensive model to use?
Thank god I was so worried
Merklize all the things! https://merkle.fun/
nostr:nprofile1qqsv695mmraa29u792x5nrlux8f6urjqsf0l9w9gt634n3z9tgg8e2q0jfx04 just introduced me to http://ppq.ai and I think I’m about to spend a whole lot less!
Won’t people just put this in their bank accounts, which would be used to purchase more T-Bills, which would just be funding the government even further?
If im being honest I’ll probably buy either direction
Bourbon guy was definitely the most honest 🤣
You have indeed confirmed that nostr is in its geocities era. It’s where/when I learned html. Bullish.
Will take a look at this when I’m back from vacation 🤙
Started tinkering with a new project that I'm definitively going to need some help with. but the idea is to build a simple static file manager for nsite stuff
The goal is to allow users to easily login with the various keys they use for their nsites and manage relays, blossom servers, and the static files
Really I just want visibility into an nsite, to show the user what it is an how it works
Its deployed here https://npub125vreuyn6fqg6d6fz6dhmskv9u4qz5uf5rhdg3ymagqwz654quks8g8agm.nsite.lol/
I'm going to work on getting the app to a point where its "functional" but it would cool to have more features like detailed stats, drag and drop, or maybe file editing... so if your interested please look over the repo and maybe open a PR
The github repo is here
Has nostr entered its Geocities era?
Town square model is dying. Group chats thriving
Part of me wants to be bullish on this, but the other part of me realizes cryptographers are gonna have to recreate this eventually whenever quantum computers become a thing.