Some kind of federation of small states seems like a good idea, which I thought was what the U.S. was supposed to be, literally. But I guess it's the centralized part that will always accumulate more and more power.
Can't CW because I'm on nostr but you were here: https://maps.app.goo.gl/QL7zv1pdWE5LdwFz5
Hopefully link preview doesn't spoil it.
It seems all governments / civilizations tend towards extreme corruption, no matter how lofty the original goals were. I think some type of revolution or collapse will be needed to roll things back at this point.
Canadian MP Laurel Collins: "Climate emergencies are not gender neutral. The degradation of ecosystems disproportionately impacts women and girls, and I am wildly emotional. This is the existential crisis of our time."
A wildly emotional woman is an elected representative, pushing climate cultism by law.
These people are going to order “deniers” to be rounded up and put in gulags in support of their ideology. We cannot share a society with people who think like this, it’s is too incoherent and fragmented and they are too dangerous to have power over others. https://v.nostr.build/oM0VL.mp4
Thank you for explaining and also justifying the origin of the word hysteria
Security is only one of the things you want in a password manager. Ease of use with actual accounts is just as important and I don't think it makes much sense for that to be honest.
Can we just hurry up and start World War 3
Just did the exact same thing yesterday. Good series and you should definitely check out American Conspiracy: The Octupus Murders. Gets into possible connections between the government and organized crime.
Announcing: Harbor, an ecash desktop wallet for better bitcoin privacy.
https://blog.mutinywallet.com/harbor/
Privacy for the common person is a value worth fighting for. When we see a lack of freedom tools, we must build them into existence. They don't appear on their own.
Much has been said about privacy at the Bitcoin protocol level. For now, we build it on higher layers where we can be more nimble.
Ecash is a tool available today that combines with Bitcoin to bring new levels of common privacy. Cashu and Fedimint are two existing implementations we're interested in.
Harbor Privacy: All communication runs over Tor. Mutiny is not in the middle of any connections or transactions. Funds in the wallet get a Privacy Score to show how the mints provide privacy over time. More to come on this in the future.
Harbor Multi-mint: Instead of relying on a single mint with your funds, spread the risk over dozens or more. Harbor manages this for you, showing you a single balance while connecting with mints for you. A mint can go offline with minimal impact on you.
Harbor Automation: Running as a desktop app unlocks ability to do long running processes in the background. Move money in and out of mints on your preferred schedule to maximize your desired level of privacy. Harbor makes suggestions, but you are in control.
Move money in and out of Harbor using Lightning or on-chain. We love Bitcoin, and we love privacy. We hope Harbor gives everyday people more privacy and peace of mind.
Awesome ⚡️
Wen installable binaries
Gaystapo incoming
We need our own great reset, but from the bottom up rather than the top down
Could it be that since bankers can now make money from cryptocurrency, the politicians (who those bankers have purchased) are allowed to stop opposing it?
Ready to do some more slapping around town nostr:npub18kpw3akvdsyk239lx0jgwksr74sq4nlha3r8u9g2rnrhztfpfhysy469c4 #bitcoin
Agree that journalists need nostr, but not for the UX 😉
Most likely the funding is itself part of the goal
I know it's not, just pointing out there seems to be some explicit nostr integration they're working on
I guess I shouldn't have said spamming, just that it favors people who post more often
The JSON you linked has a nostr pubkey though:
{
...
"nostrPubkey": "c76171742e40c41573546146de52a53f4bac7ea05ec820c35c660673fc4da080",
...
}