Hard to figure out the straight truth but in essence the agents after him were engaged in a lot of illegal ways of setting him up, I think they might have had some ability to forge that specific evidence (not sure on that part), but what I can say is he was never convicted (or charged?) Of it because ultimately there was nothing there for one reason or another.

How to make soverignity stuff more enticing would be one I'm dwelling on. I thought of creating a password manager device that would cost $100 and provide a convenient and effective way to keep everything safe and readily available; tested the idea on coworkers and basically got the truth "google does that for me, its all out there anyways man I'm screwed if they want me, there's no point trying now, could you add RGB to it?". We need to figure out how to make it all very cool, which is difficult when a node is a raspberry pi sitting in a cardboard box, a miner is a noisy space heater, and bitcoin can't be touched.

Oh, or this, didn't know that

We need more of everything, I prefer hitting people with a 3 hour 1 on 1 lecture if I have their attention, its just how I roll. Aggregating the best things that have been said sounds helpful, explaining difficult topics to the less savvy is also good, watering down a summary of attack vectors in bitcoin, or just making us seem cooler. I can't convince people to invest $100-200 on a node foremost because it doesn't sound like a cool toy. But yea, rethinking the blogging format to make it more episodic or committing to revisiting older topics sounds like the way to go for now, you could link to old posts on subsequent posts, I don't really know, there's growing pains as we market test what features are possible and desirable.

I saw a study showing that, I think it was called like interstitial something, it showed that the sampling resolution of ice cores was insufficient to see temperature changes in the 1-2 decade range, then reevaluated some data and showed that rapid warming cycles happen frequently that just don't show in typical datasets. Wish I had the study saved somewhere.

I've mostly heard of habla, I don't know if you'll find a nostr based site that let's you edit though, not yet at least, maybe after a lot of maturity has set in with specialized relays for that kind of thing.

Imagine the peaks, the absolute peak of the infighting to get a button for the spam filter in amethyst, like 7 of us installed onyx and nostr:npub1gcxzte5zlkncx26j68ez60fzkvtkm9e0vrwdcvsjakxf9mu9qewqlfnj5z said f it and added it. Now we have this stuff over primal, its so very lively, nostr is very much alive

Obviously this can only be settled one way

Apparently a gentleman and a scholar, and also shadow banned on primal.

Nostr today, colorized.

France has an aircraft carrier though, maybe they'll try to fly over Libya, let's hope they don't.

It hurts knowing the truth, most people would probably ask "what's France got to do with Niger" and never think about it again

Yea, just an idea, I think farmers in general are more tech savvy than people would think, they spend all day trying to make things work.

God I'd jump off the bridge if I didn't marry someone at least half as interested in nerdy stuff as me, its worth the wait.

Hack farmers tractors to fix them, you'll probably be well liked.

That dude on the left is wearing a bag over his head and the one on the right is strutting without a head at all.

A very pretty dog, I hope she eats the owner for that haircut and chafing ass collar.

Every once in a while someone asks around the office or some such place who's got a tattoo. For these, I won't hold my breath.

What in tarnation?!

Wait just a second, is this the real cyborg? That's pretty cool if true, cyborg is a beast.