No. I expect it to go down to somewhere between 8k and 13k some time between late May and late July. But who really knows?
Not convinced. High heels in the older picture plus disease, drugs and ageing affect people differently. Just not convinced, not on these pics alone.
All we need is one app to centralise all these functions and nostr will be perfect...
Knowing even a fraction of what Bitcoin could do, this week's zaps could be enough to keep your car on the road all of next year.
Correction! Press and hold the zapper to enter a custom amount!
100 zaps to you sir!
Now I just need to figure out how to get Iris to show links and attachments...
All fine as long as they zap I suppose. I tried to zap just now but amethyst won't let you choose the amount and I didn't have enough in my wallet. Oops
Strange things happen with fees. I saw $3.60 worth of Bitcoin disappear out of $10 as fees, only to see all but a few sats come back later on. There's so much I still don't understand and always will be.
What are hell threads? Sounds like the clothes I wore in the 1980s.
And give somebody the means to stop one posting?
Here's some more commentary on Chain Lightning. Seems to me nothing quite hits the nail on the thumb.
https://www.reddit.com/r/SteelyDan/comments/lhjjeo/what_is_chain_lighting_actually_about/
Anyone else get the spooks about this? Steely Dan said no one would ever get what this was about. I would have guessed it meant freemasonry and secret societies. But now doesn't chain lightning have a different meaning? Did they know something?
You're a gazillionaire and I'm not but I zapped you anyway, bc, well, it's still a dopamine hit and if it saves the world then I'm all for it.
Anyone else use minds.com ? Please tell me how NOSTR integration works with it for a zap. It doesn't appear to do anything much at all.
Still I think we're in the early days of these interfaces. Somebody raised a point recently about private keys not being secure on Iris and how to fix it. For the life of me I can't find the message.
Not entirely sure of this. There are a number of attempts to make a Linux OS that can just replace Android on phones. I haven't gone there because the tech knowledge required is considerable and they sound temperamental, and they don't work on most devices either. One recent notice doing the rounds was that De-googled Androids were trying to update themselves to Android 12, which makes me wonder how de-googled they really are.
Some phones are designed for other OSs, but I have no special knowledge on that.
Things you can search:
Purism
Librem
Pinephone
Ubuntu touch
The other guy might be right about Graphene, check it out by all means. Really none of this is my field - I just like typing ;-)
Remember that a regular Android settings can make a huge difference to privacy, and there are a number of apps to help, like microphone blockers, location fakers and so on.
Most important of course when it comes to privacy is it is ALWAYS the user not the device that counts the most.
This guy knows his stuff about device security, may be worth a follow:
https://odysee.com/@RobBraxmanTech:6/paranoia.mp4:6?&sunset=lbrytv
I hope that helps.
Hey thanks for the zaps! Much appreciated :-)
Not entirely sure of this. There are a number of attempts to make a Linux OS that can just replace Android on phones. I haven't gone there because the tech knowledge required is considerable and they sound temperamental, and they don't work on most devices either. One recent notice doing the rounds was that De-googled Androids were trying to update themselves to Android 12, which makes me wonder how de-googled they really are.
Some phones are designed for other OSs, but I have no special knowledge on that.
Things you can search:
Purism
Librem
Pinephone
Ubuntu touch
The other guy might be right about Graphene, check it out by all means. Really none of this is my field - I just like typing ;-)
Remember that a regular Android settings can make a huge difference to privacy, and there are a number of apps to help, like microphone blockers, location fakers and so on.
Most important of course when it comes to privacy is it is ALWAYS the user not the device that counts the most.
This guy knows his stuff about device security, may be worth a follow:
https://odysee.com/@RobBraxmanTech:6/paranoia.mp4:6?&sunset=lbrytv
I hope that helps.
Wow having to send the URL as a screenshot because Iris is messing it up!
Not entirely sure of this. There are a number of attempts to make a Linux OS that can just replace Android on phones. I haven't gone there because the tech knowledge required is considerable and they sound temperamental, and they don't work on most devices either. One recent notice doing the rounds was that De-googled Androids were trying to update themselves to Android 12, which makes me wonder how de-googled they really are.
Some phones are designed for other OSs, but I have no special knowledge on that.
Things you can search:
Purism
Librem
Pinephone
Ubuntu touch
The other guy might be right about Graphene, check it out by all means. Really none of this is my field - I just like typing ;-)
Remember that a regular Android settings can make a huge difference to privacy, and there are a number of apps to help, like microphone blockers, location fakers and so on.
Most important of course when it comes to privacy is it is ALWAYS the user not the device that counts the most.
This guy knows his stuff about device security, may be worth a follow:
https://odysee.com/@RobBraxmanTech:6/paranoia.mp4:6?&sunset=lbrytv
I hope that helps.