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First impression:

The all caps make PlebOne read more like PleBone.

The fist reminds me of the protest fist symbol we see often - it's not quite the same one, but I don't know if you mean to link to those movements or their agendas.

I like it overall. The key is fitting.

Some ideas:

Amber, Zapstore

Fossify suite of utility apps

CoMaps (my latest favourite) or OsmAnd

AndBible

FUTO Keyboard or Heliboard

NewPipe (instead of YouTube)

Musicolet

Yandex Translate

Aegis Authenticator

TutaMail's notifications work somewhat, w/o Google services, unlike Proton's.

SherpaTTS

And I'm not your master.

I didn't mean to cause offense, and maybe I was wrong to mention it. I'm used to handling confidential information in my work, seeing full names, dates and places of birth as identifying information I'd be wrong to share publicly and permanently on another's behalf. But parents have that stewardship in a whole different way, and you are free and have the right to do as you choose.

One of the most powerful things in the world is the way our actions affect others, especially those under our authority. I'm sure your son will be greatly blessed to have the parents he does. I wish more had that blessing! I'm glad for you.

Beautiful!

Careful how much family info you share, in this crazy world. It's up to you, of course. I'm glad my parents were careful, leaving us the chance to choose our approach once we were old enough to decide.

Praise Jesus! Congratulations to you both!

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When I first moved from Canada to Portugal, 25 years ago, I tried to be a gentleman. On the narrow beach boardwalks, if I saw elderly women coming the other way, I would step aside and give them space.

Instead of gratitude, I heard them muttering in a tone that made it very clear they thought I was an idiot. After a few days, one of them finally stopped me and asked, “What are you doing?”

I said, “I’m stepping aside so you can pass.”

She shook her head. “No, no. This is a macho country. You are a man, you walk down the middle with your chest out and you take up space. Everyone else gets out of your way.”

The next day I saw her again. This time, I walked straight down the middle. She did the same. Narrow boardwalk. Barely room for two. I did not stop. We collided. She landed on her backside in the sand, looked up at me, grinned, and said, “That’s right. That’s what you should be doing.”

After that, she and her friends would always move aside when I came down the path. And they did it with approval.

It was a shock to me. I grew up with British etiquette drilled into me by my great-grandmother, hold the door, offer your arm, walk properly, speak properly. Portugal had a completely different rule set.

The real problem is not which rule set you live under. The problem is when there is no rule set at all. That is what we have now in North America, no clarity, no hierarchy, no reciprocity.

If we want respect again, we must enforce our own rules and stick to them. Reciprocity always re-creates order, even if the start feels rough.

Cultures. So interesting.

And confusing, if nobody stops to explain.

Yes, it helps to know what's expected and how your actions are understood. O thought you were going to say the first woman was offended that you saw her as weak, or something along those lines.

I can usually tell whether a man I don't know will open the door for me, and cooperate. It's more likely if he's older and not disabled in some way. I don't mind if they don't, but sometimes I'm pleasantly surprised.

It was excellent - I'd have appreciated it even if it wasn't in the context of a frustrating debate. Well worth the listen.

I don't know how to quote it here, but he shared it 3 days ago.

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I know there'll be some terrible stuff on the blockchain, like there is on the internet or anywhere else. But I'm not interested in encouraging more, storing it for others, or having those files on my hardware.

Yes. I had good salt in mine too. After a few days, it wasn't quite enough. But everyone's different. Sounds like you're doing great!

When a sat buys what we wish a dollar would now, Bitcoin will be much closer to its true value. It's how I value sats in my mind.

I think we'll see prices like these:

2 sats for a loaf of bread

5 sats for 1L olive oil

4 sats for a dozen eggs

3 sats for a gallon of gasoline

I see 21 sats come through, a #zap from a Nostr friend? That'll be worth more than $21 in my wallet is now, if I wait. I don't mean to be cheap... If I zap 100 sats, that's a better gift than a $100 bill, if they #hodl.

We might not reach the saturation point with most of the world's wealth in Bitcoin (and not paper Bitcoin either) in my lifetime, but I do think we'll see this. The journey has begun.

I don't mean to argue the usefulness of spam filters or invent more changes Core might make. People with far more understanding and expertise have debated those things for months, and my opinion would only be based on theirs.

I just don't understand removing the setting when there's so much disagreement.

In some houses, that plaster and lathe is almost like stone.

Some ideas:

#Fossify suite of utility apps

GPS: #OsmAnd, #CoMaps

Bible (or Faith): From YouVersion to #AndBible

Keyboard: From Gboard to #FUTO Keyboard or #Heliboard

Social Media: mainstream ones to Nostr!

Video: YouTube to #NewPipe, #Odysee, etc.

Music Streaming: Spotify, YouTube Music, or Apple Music to Wavlake?

Audio Player: #Musicolet

Translation: Google Translate to Yandex Translate

Audio Books: Audible to #LibriVox

Finance: $ to ₿

If he has to wonder, he's not ready to marry her. Maybe she's not the one, or he's not who he needs to be. But trust is lacking.

I get that divorce is a real threat in our world. But if his goal is to get through to the end of a divorce with his 10 BTC still a secret, that's a pretty sickening start.

You'll be missed, if you go!

I get it. Christians can be nasty too. All just human. Sometimes seems like conflict everywhere I turn.

But there's a bigger enemy trying to set us against each other.

It makes talking to God that much more refreshing - He knows, He doesn't misinterpret or play the telephone game. It's a place I can rest.

Having the "experts" in various fields veto democratically elected leadership is a new idea? It's what we have in every sector already.

Not that democracy is the best system, but this is hardly a new idea.

I'm working on that too. Thinning it out to a manageable number. I might make a "priority" feed so I don't miss notes from certain ones.

You write very often... Followed anyway for now - looks like you have a good take on things.

GM y'all, can you pls send me some of your favorite non-bitcoin focused npubs that don't have as many followers as you'd expect? Maybe keep it less than a few hundred follows.. #asknostr

I keep seeing posts about recruiting more people from other social media to post about things other than bitcoin on nostr.

The problem with that is there are already so many on here doing that but posting into the void at times.

It reminds me of the company that only hires externally and doesn't promote from within. Or the sales department that only goes after the glengarry leads instead of nurturing the sale that was already made..

I'll go first..

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Shill me a few of yours please and thankyou!

I don't remember this in 1984. Maybe another book, or I need to read it again.

Many things around us are very precisely Orwellian.