Thanks for the info. Always good to hear it from the source. Appreciate it.

I use 1Password only.

So I first tried on Damus on Mac. Sound worked. Tried on Damus on iPhone and no sound either way.

On Damus, heard nothing at first but then noticed the mute icon in the top right. Clicked that and got sound.

Congrats. Happy for you two.

Bummer. Makes sense though as a charity relay. I don’t know much about the relay business but it seems like a lot of work and resources. I wonder if they could have made it a subscription for recurring revenue. Thanks for the answer.

Whatever happened to the nostr.gives.africa relay?

Acoustic Mars Volta is the best Mars Volta https://music.apple.com/us/album/palm-full-of-crux-acoustic/1674058410?i=1674058587

Very nice. Where is this?

Worked. Appreciate it. I'll check out Wallet of Satoshi. I don't know what I'm doing lol. Thanks for the info.

Just checked. It's there. Resaved. Maybe that works?

Using Alby with Zeus. Don't know what I'm doing wrong.

I've been away from really following things on here for a couple days and now I'm lost lol. Have no idea what #hellthread is, nor do I think I should try to find out.

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Looking forward to De La Soul's albums to hit streaming on Friday. Going to be playing them all weekend long. https://www.nytimes.com/2023/03/01/arts/music/de-la-soul-catalog-streaming.html

Welcome!

In no particular order:

1. Ernest Hemingway

2. Sherman Alexie

3. Allen Ginsberg

4. Louise Erdrich

5. N. Scott Momaday

6. Edgar Allan Poe

7. Cormac McCarthy

8. Eugene Peterson

9. Fyodor Dostoyevsky

10. Anton Checkov

11. Leo Tolstoy

12. Katherine Anne Porter

13. Vine Deloria Jr

14. Donna Tartt

15. NT Wright

Phase two of the alien invasion?

Don’t know if you found a solution for your lost followers yet, but this may help.

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“As Indigenous authors from a variety of traditions increasingly command the market’s attention, and as Indigenous editors join ventures large and small, it seems publishing is paying long overdue attention to people of Native backgrounds.”

I'm amazed to see the interest in and sheer amount of Native work published in the past decade. I once used NDN Lit (social and email newsletter) to help share Indigenous works because few were. Now, there's happily no need for something like that.

https://www.publishersweekly.com/pw/by-topic/industry-news/publisher-news/article/91340-committing-to-a-long-journey-indigenous-voices-in-publishing.html

The latter half is why I joined. Now I’m learning more about Bitcoin along the way.