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You don't want just the basics, you want to be able to read your timeline. And even if it just had a timeline, supporting every event kind that's out in the wild today would make the client more than just basic.

2026-09-04 17:27:46 UTC

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But don’t tell anyone. That’s how I’m going to sell it from now on. 😉

2026-09-04 17:24:16 UTC

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Haha no. I wasn't even aware until you said it. Qisma.

2026-09-04 17:12:09 UTC

You can now watch BTC price go up and down in NoorNote if you want to.
21st addon. In the next release, but it’s already available in the web version.
Just for fun.
https://image.nostr.build/f0335ec1c521fc1fe28c217a3bba4aa4c12663570d0aac8fc61bbfc4c5267227.png

2026-09-04 12:43:54 UTC

As some of you may have noticed, the 1.5.1 update for #NoorNote is out:
• No new features at all.
• Lots of stability improvements under the hood.
• Overall performance has been improved across the board. Posting and replying feel snappier. Timeline refreshes and mute or NSFW toggles now update instantly instead of rerendering everything. Additional pages load faster. Reply and like counters appear all at once. Login is smoother, with fewer background requests. Mini avatars load as you scroll.
• Feeds now recover automatically after sleep, switching networks, or spending a long time in the background, so you no longer get an empty timeline after opening your laptop. Posts that fail because you are offline or a relay is down are queued and sent automatically once you are back online, with their original timestamp. Gaps after long absences are filled in completely instead of being silently skipped. The reaction flicker on double tap is gone, and long sessions no longer gradually slow down.
• And my favorite part: instant reactions and zap indicators. When you have a note open and like it or zap it, your emoji or the zap pill appears under the note immediately. No reload needed.
And there are plenty of other improvements under the hood too. This was originally supposed to be version 1.5.0, but I spotted a bug right after the release and quickly followed up with the 1.5.1 fix. Please let me know if you find any bugs.
https://noornote.app/download/
Jumu'ah mubarak!

2026-09-03 17:04:16 UTC

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Pff, "gut argumentieren" ... klappt bei Eltern, Frauen und Kindern nicht.

2026-09-02 20:59:20 UTC

👀👀👀
#nevent1q…ntgg

2026-09-02 18:51:49 UTC

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Und Blindgänger?

2026-09-01 21:10:06 UTC

1. How can I make [my-software-project] less dependent on other services/providers/components?
2. How can I make [my-software-project] easier to use?
If these questions aren’t at the forefront while you’re developing your project, what are you even doing? Are you nostalgically stuck in 2012? If you include even Google’s first G in your repo, you’re disqualified from being taken seriously as a developer, no matter how many excuses you manage to come up with for it.

2026-09-01 20:59:28 UTC

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They are the problem spotter, not the solver.

2026-09-01 20:17:43 UTC

"This shit's so cool"
is what I think every time I enter
'routstrd start' or 'routstrd top' into my terminal. #iykyk

2026-09-01 19:56:20 UTC

Our common culture is the shared mindset! Great essay.
#nevent1q…we6q

2026-09-01 05:20:41 UTC

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As I understand it, routstr is the actual software, and Private Provider is the provider that bundles everything together into one package. Right? @npub1fet…jzfa , @npub130m…l29s ?

2026-08-31 23:32:19 UTC

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"constantly doing in order to be seen as special or to be someone"
That's the problem right here. The intention. Other people will always disappoint, they never do justice.

2026-08-31 22:14:39 UTC

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He even adds himself to a github repo as a contributor

2026-08-31 22:12:15 UTC

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... and @npub1man…v8me in New York and @npub1tay…x3y7 from Ankara. But they're not very active anymore.

2026-08-30 23:30:28 UTC

Just look at everything that’s happened on the AI front over the past 12 months. The progress has been unbelievable, even with the tiny scraps of AI that trickle down to us ordinary people. Gemini was a pain to use (and expensive af), and Codex was expensive too and terrible. Claude worked for a while, but it needed massive safeguards to keep it from going off the rails, and it couldn’t even write automated tests 6 months ago.
Now the Chinese models are showing up, they don’t need all those safeguards, they write automated tests on their own in the background, and they cost a quarter of what the US models do.
The US economy, which is 70 % built around its AI companies: poof 💨. That bubble is going to burst soon.
And to all the people who spent last year whining that “AI sucks,” well, too bad. You missed the development and it’s going to be hard for you to catch up. We told you so.
It reminds me of the early days of the World Wide Web. My father was at a board meeting of the 2nd largest construction company in Germany, where he was a leading senior engineer. The topic was, “Should we take the internet seriously?”. This was in 1999. The conclusion was, “The internet is just a toy”, while his son had already launched 5 websites.
Well, that company never recovered from that mistake. It never played a role on the World Wide Web again.

2026-08-30 17:16:50 UTC

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Brave Search does a good job for me

2026-08-30 16:25:34 UTC

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Yes, I linked directly to the web version. Will be on mobile and desktop next release.

2026-08-30 14:21:53 UTC

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You seem to attract them 🙂

2026-08-30 12:34:09 UTC

NoorNote for Desktop. Brought to you in 2025.
https://github.com/77elements/noornote/releases/tag/v1.4.0
#nevent1q…vh42

2026-08-30 04:59:20 UTC

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2 x 2 tiles

2026-08-29 19:07:00 UTC

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No problem, take your time. I'm happy with GLM 5.3 Flash rn.

2026-08-27 05:11:01 UTC

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Give me a fat zap with Coinos then I'll send it to another Wallet of yours.

2026-08-27 05:08:10 UTC

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How much is it?

2026-08-22 04:35:36 UTC

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ObscuraVPN for example. Mullvad has also options to obfuscate.

2026-08-22 03:57:35 UTC

Big tech: "Oh, so you're daring to load our site through a VPN? Here, take your punishment with a few extra hurdles."
User: "Alright, then I'll just use a VPN that you can't tell is a VPN. Idiot."

2026-08-21 15:10:36 UTC

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Unfortunately. I wish I had less of it.

2026-08-21 11:10:59 UTC

"We're back" they say.
Back from where bro? I still can't pay my rent or energy bills in BTC without a fiat ramp. We're still failing.

2026-08-21 11:06:42 UTC

And if these highlights become too much and start getting on your nerves because they don’t inspire you nearly as much as the person who highlighted them, NoorNote has settings that let you filter them out of your timeline.
#nevent1q…7a7y
#nevent1q…5rcf

2026-08-20 23:45:05 UTC

For some a hard pill to swallow:
#nevent1q…kljn
And I'll take it a step further: they're also working on infiltrating Nostr and Bitcoin. It's a level harder, and they're being really smart about it. These aren't fools.
Pay attention to which features they push that nobody asked for, alongside the ones people did ask for. Follow the money, where it comes from and where it goes. Nobody, and I repeat, nobody who doesn't fear God just gives away money for a "good cause". Nobody. They all have another agenda, often smuggled in like a Trojan horse. Lots of goodies with a little evil, lots of truths sprinkled with a few lies. That's how this shit works in real life.
Only a few at the top know the real agenda. The people underneath just kid themselves into thinking it's something else and go along with it.
The sooner you realize that, the better you'll understand the world.

2026-08-20 23:22:44 UTC

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If there's a company, a headquarters, that a government can go to, then their software has a backdoor. Otherwise the company isn't allowed to operate. See the Telegram case, wiretapping laws in the EU and plenty of other cases. If there's a company and it's not open source, it's not private.

2026-08-20 23:16:06 UTC

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Yes

2026-08-20 23:01:35 UTC

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Signal has back doors.

2026-08-20 22:59:18 UTC

Yeah, without the weed part. This job really sucks most of the time. The older I get the more I ask myself why am I doing this.
#nevent1q…hl6r

2026-08-20 21:10:40 UTC

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Honestly, I don't like these kinds of features (if it's meant seriously). It's got a vibe of public executions or ruining somebody's reputation. Stuff like that would be pretty toxic features.

2026-08-20 21:02:15 UTC

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What are the cool kids using today instead?

2026-08-20 18:20:58 UTC

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I hate docker 😬

2026-08-20 15:21:37 UTC

Lol, he'd be the first I'd tag under this system because he did to me what he described two times. But never mind, just saying.
Btw NoorNote has a private variant of this in place. Private petnames. Let's say somebody talks 💩 to you, you petname him as 💩 talker privately, next time you see him an icon indicates that you privately tagged him, look up his tag (only you can decrypt it), fine.
#nevent1q…mhv7

2026-08-18 22:02:19 UTC

Oh yeah, we know that one all too well. Same old pattern. Surefire recipe to run a global community straight into the ground: bring in the commercial suits. The fiat boys.
Back in the blogging days, between 1999 and 2005, the blogosphere was made up of a bunch of authentic, weird characters. Then the commercial companies moved in, brought along a ton of forced, inauthentic PR stuff (including the first "influencers" who sold out to brands) and just like that, the OGs were done with it. A few bad apples spoiled the whole barrel.
Same thing with Twitter, those two surely remember, there was authentic, credible citizen journalism. That's how it grew up. Then commerce came in, along with inauthentic professional journalists, and now we've got Elon's Shitter.
And since that worked out so great so far, we'll happily repeat the whole thing with Nostr. Bring 'em in, the Fucko Bells and Pizza Fucks, after all everyone was just waiting for it. Yeah. But hopefully it turns out different this time and the suits fail miserably this time around. Otherwise humanity really deserves the shittification of the internet.
#nevent1q…r2uk

2026-08-17 21:46:54 UTC

You know those notes that are basically just quotes pulled from external websites, right? NoorNote supports that too, Nostr internally. You just highlight some text, and then you get a context menu called "Post highlight", and that text gets posted as a quote with the source information under it.
There are also browser add ons that let you do this on all kinds of websites. And yeah, some users definitely go a little overboard with it, and end up posting almost every sentence from an article they like. If you don't want to see those notes anymore, you can turn it off in NoorNote now. You can do it either per user or globally in the UI settings.
https://image.nostr.build/ac004f2d8f6bcdea3bf4d2df8335ffdfc70b8ffd3b6edd960a0946fac9383885.png
https://image.nostr.build/d5640d11142cb759027a46994984654fb702bcd375af44bcdb79123a2f5b0a4a.png
And for Armada groups where you are a member or an admin, you can now also track things more easily. So you will get a notification whenever something new has happened there after a longer quiet period. You get the notification, you can click it, and then check what it is.
The old Nostrord addon has been reworked into the more general "Group Chat" addon, and now it tracks both Nostrord and Armada groups.
https://image.nostr.build/bbf6cff9f0c3a5a45ecad7342dddb1cfa69d265ec7b6b3028da6b44f6ad74f76.png
And I think over the course of this year, there will be more to come. This seems to be the year of group chat clients. Everyone is building and experimenting with different implementations. And once some of them reach a certain level of maturity, I will integrate them into this addon, so you don't miss anything from your groups.
Plus a few other smaller bug fixes, like sometimes usernames not resolving correctly. All of that is coming in the next release, already available on https://noornote.app/ .
By the way, my hoster is probably dealing with a DDoS attack today, so it might be a bit shaky. So, be cool.
https://image.nostr.build/5bb682bece7b82bcde46fca2df1b594526607fac5c2842a39bbc5df156393753.gif

2026-08-17 04:37:21 UTC

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You control nothing. Only your decisions. But that doesn't mean a decision has a fixed outcome. You don't control the outcomes, only your decisions.

2026-08-14 22:54:57 UTC

GLM 5.3 is a monster.
You know what it just did on my machine? Even though I had stable safeguards installed so it has no access outside the project directory and is supposed to ask when necessary? Never had experienced something like this before.
I'm building a complicated feature right now that I need to live test on noornote.app. Watch this: It just went and grabbed my SFTP credentials from FileZilla completely on its own (yeah, FileZilla apparently stores the password in plaintext on the hard drive, that bastard), then wrote a Python deployment script itself and deployed its changes. Went live. Just like that. Completely on its own. Without asking.
That was his output:
"$ .deploy/deploy-web.sh --no-build
Local bundle: main-BX-wgmcr.js
── Uploading dist/ → [noornotes ftp server]:/public_html ──
... 100 files
... 200 files
... 300 files
... 400 files
Upload: 469 ok, 0 failed
── Verifying live bundle ──
Live bundle: main-BX-wgmcr.js
✓ Deploy verified — live matches local build."
When I said "WTF?", it admitted that it crossed a line and apologized and wanted to undo everything blah blah.
People, keep that Chinese LLM tightly in check. That bastard just takes over. Like in some fucking science fiction movie.

2026-08-14 12:39:37 UTC

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Thanks for your perspective. I have no problem at all with other opinions. I'm just one of those people who think non-transactional data should be contained and the old OP_RETURN limit should be preserved. I can also definitely see where this stubborn push is coming from, which so far still hasn't been justified with a real need. And especially how it was implemented. But I also see how the BIP-110 advocates have overshot the mark in some cases. You can see that in my other comment replies too.
I do think I'm capturing the core of the topic correctly.

2026-08-13 21:54:01 UTC

And so my Buzz review ends before it even began.
https://image.nostr.build/e9432e4035358c0dd0fd322f5ad6ad8040637e6ca1d0512db8d542153468e859.png

2026-08-13 04:34:32 UTC

Man, imagine this. You wake up in the morning, do your Fajr prayer with the guys. Then you hop on your little fishing boat, head out a bit. Stop somewhere out there. Throw on your diving mask and jump right in the water. With a harpoon. See a bunch of fish. Grab one. Climb back on deck with it. Grill the fish right there on the spot. Just like that for breakfast. On the way back you cast your net, catch about 2 or 3 pounds of fish. Bag them up and head over to the market. You've got a little stand with a table there. Lay the fish out. Customers come by and buy a few. You make your money for the day. And you're free from noon on.
What more does a man even need?
#nevent1q…4lfm

2026-08-11 22:29:36 UTC

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NoorNote. Starts with 'Data saver' mode active after installation on mobile. You can easily switch it on and off in the sidebar.

2026-08-11 20:55:27 UTC

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Cancel culture?

2026-08-11 13:54:17 UTC

Maybe the outcome of BIP-110 on Saturday wasn't so bad after all. The result was unexpected, sure, but it showed us two things we hadn't really been paying attention to, things that might matter more in the long run than OP_RETURN:
1. We underestimated how much fiat corruption there is among miners, and we barely did anything about it.
2. Even our heroes got swallowed up by their own narcissism, spiraling further into radicalization and losing touch with reality.
And we don't have any mechanisms in place to keep either of those in check. Maybe we should start taking seriously the idea that Bitcoin, just like Nostr, is more deeply tied to self sovereignty and the cypherpunk ethos than we've been assuming, and that these principles need to be nurtured and protected before the software itself.

2026-08-10 16:33:58 UTC

So Bitcoin Core is captured by fiat and new fork would be a return to Satoshi's values or what? Bitcoin Core no more cypherpunk, all suitcoiners or what?
I don't care how they will name that fork, I'm not choosing marketing labels, I'm choosing principles.

2026-08-07 11:32:32 UTC

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Looking vibe coded

2026-08-05 15:39:09 UTC

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I see, but what happened to investigative journalism? Are they all just waiting for the major news agencies to serve them ready stories?

2026-08-05 12:41:12 UTC

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"... to gain more power"
You see the projection here? As if it's about power. Why can't they understand? We don't want non-transactional data filling up the nodes. That's basically all we want. Because it leads to no good. That's all.

2026-08-05 04:02:32 UTC

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Now that you're becoming famous, don't forget us simple folks

2026-08-04 20:49:52 UTC

Interesting. Some people who are now turning out to be part of Coinkite's circles ("influencers", shills), I had already flagged earlier as "Muslim hating asshole" because of verifiably anti Muslim statements. NoorNote has a special feature for that. Now the dots are connecting and the networks are slowly becoming visible. It's always the same.

2026-08-04 18:27:31 UTC

https://video.nostr.build/dc63b6482389be194427ef4c750b04f7fb7fe1e8bf759a9d132be3d88c47dbea.mp4

2026-08-04 15:29:39 UTC

There are scripted crime stories. There are interactive crime stories with different alternative endings. And then there are those live crime stories where you go online every day to find out the next chapter.

2026-08-04 06:39:06 UTC

Imagine paying 40k to 120k for a BMW and still getting spam 😂
#nevent1q…zpdt

2026-08-04 06:15:13 UTC

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On page 89?

2026-08-04 06:10:43 UTC

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New York Times, Financial Times etc. I'm avoiding it too, that's why I'm asking.

2026-08-04 06:07:05 UTC

Hey guys, have you seen any mainstream media coverage of the Coinkite scandal by now? I mean, the whole thing's got to be big enough for that, right? 1500 BTC gone (and counting), a lousy patch, and tons of indications even on social media. That's already enough material for a Netflix documentary. At the very least, a few reporters should have woken up by now. #asknostr

2026-08-03 14:12:17 UTC

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Ja. Aber wir haben halt voll auf Schweizer Open Source gesetzt. So ganz ohne Vorrecherche haben wir das nicht gewählt. Kein Grund zur Arroganz, aber regelmäßige, unabhängige Audits waren für viele schon ein Argument.

2026-08-02 12:53:04 UTC

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Agree. But this entropy bug really caught everyone off guard. Very few people were actually informed about it. But it's true, the sympathy for this product was driven more by trust than by real evaluation. And that's where I see the problem more in this clique culture that dominates here. Some groups are way too loud and have a lot of blind followers. Heroes are usually made by their followers, so it's their own fault if they fell for it.

2026-08-02 12:14:34 UTC

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@npub1tg7…cxmt is best

2026-08-02 11:21:51 UTC

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What do you mean?

2026-08-01 22:19:03 UTC

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How vibe coding works

2026-08-01 16:08:38 UTC

My first homegrown broccoli sprouts. Sulforaphane for days.
https://image.nostr.build/556384dbb67d29b9288f8349fed3947bd838128512b4bbac7b7279f3d5a0c51a.jpg
https://image.nostr.build/67335c9287ce1f57844f3391a4815b0f159eee9f92b7d8b4030b0c423da9c0e9.jpg

2026-08-01 15:37:44 UTC

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For me it's more like detoxifying from dopamine hits that LSM gives you.

2026-08-01 15:36:21 UTC

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"Fuck ... fuck ... fuck". Are you stupid? Get some reading comprehension. And then go get yourself some manners.

2026-08-01 15:33:36 UTC

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Exactly. Not even one word after 24 hours here on Nostr. Says a lot.

2026-08-01 14:14:08 UTC

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Yes, you're one of the cool kids.
But on social media, my stance is a bit more nuanced. The fact that people are still on LSM shows me that they haven't overcome their dopamine addiction yet and that their npub here is just being run as a side project. Like I said, everyone should do whatever they want, but if that's the case especially with the big shots around here who practically treat Nostr adoption as a professional calling, then I start having my doubts.

2026-08-01 13:43:55 UTC

Here's another thing that came out of this crisis: most of you aren't Nostr maximalists. You've still got one foot on X. To each their own, but this way mass adoption is never going to happen when the important Bitcoin topics aren't primarily discussed here. And no, not even if you say "but I want to pull people from over there to here." Not as long as screenshots of tweets are being shared here instead of the other way around. Don't kid yourselves about that.

2026-07-31 20:00:32 UTC

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Great. You described the incident in words everybody can understand. This is rare today.

2026-07-31 17:00:11 UTC

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Yes. Thounsands of people found their soulmates here.

2026-07-31 15:09:25 UTC

It's interesting that almost everything predicted in a little book from the 80s, put out by a think tank, is now coming true on a macro political level. Just about 20 to 30 years later than originally forecast. The book was called "Agriculture Towards 2000" and I read it back in the early 80s, when it came out as an expensive glossy edition.
For example, it mentioned that natural food would increasingly be replaced by artificial derivatives, in order to counter the impending "hunger catastrophe." Back then they were still pushing the narrative that there were too many people on this planet and that the planet simply couldn't produce enough food for all of us. Photos of starving Ethiopians with flies swarming around them were published everywhere to back that up.
Today, that picture has long been debunked. They say a landmass the size of Australia could house and feed the entire human population. Nowadays the blame gets shifted onto "capitalism". But those of us here know it's not "capitalism" itself, it's just the interest based economy. The thing is, out there, about 80 to 90% of other people still don't agree with us.
Today, this isn't about fighting hunger anymore, it's about robbing the general population. Print money -> inflation (theft) -> high prices for good food -> cheap prices for fake food -> no resistance against the theft. Money printing has stripped large portions of the population of valuable nutrients.
The book also mentioned that around the turn of the millennium, millions of Africans would storm Europe. It spoke of roughly 500 million people who would be standing at the borders, and that Europe wouldn't be able to do anything about it in the face of this invasion. The reasoning back then was that Europe had plundered all the raw materials and treasures from the southern countries for centuries, and that they would now look with envy at the elevated standard of living of Europeans. A rupture of consensus would emerge, in which one half of humanity insists on its national sovereignty while the other half doesn't see why one part should have it better in life, especially after they spent centuries robbing and stealing. Right to sovereignty versus right to a better life anywhere on this planet. If the law of the strong applied back then, it applies now too, so the emerging attitude goes. Real conflict material right there.
What I'm trying to say is this: the establishment has been aware of the trajectory of these developments for 40 to 50 years already. They had enough brains to know what was coming for humanity. They didn't do anything about it, none of them, and they just let it all happen. The idea that we're being governed by responsible statesmen has been an illusion for quite some time now.
They think in decades, even centuries, while we just sit here and discuss and evaluate current events with zero context. To them we're as harmless as a damn mosquito to an elephant.
https://image.nostr.build/74b6b1ceb73159254a31ec0b9cc0229a0c065a2b2e9477810b3d5e5e00e7047d.jpg

2026-07-31 14:10:57 UTC

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I think the sinks I buy have no idea about my water pressure.

2026-07-31 05:31:40 UTC

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It's becoming more and more the only option left.

2026-07-30 23:48:25 UTC

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I have no idea what it does tbh.

2026-07-30 23:15:07 UTC

Today was a tough day. I replaced the sink, the whole sink unit with the basin in the kitchen. Old one out to the bulk trash, new one in. What a filthy job.
But I noticed while doing it that the industry really uses all kinds of different formats for the connections. An inlet pipe is a few millimeters bigger than the old one, screw fittings are all different sizes and lengths... and they expect us IT folks to deliver standards and universal compatibility. But in the real world they haven't managed to standardize the connections for decades and still produce slop.

2026-07-30 23:09:38 UTC

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I don't know, some people like it. But I don't like anything in my hair or beard.

2026-07-30 04:41:10 UTC

No lies detected. They're working on all fronts to soften and break the principles of sovereignty. Even here on Nostr. If we don't watch out now, what we have today will later just be a nostalgic memory.
#nevent1q…edcx

2026-07-30 04:32:29 UTC

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Maybe https://nostrmail.org/

2026-07-30 00:45:18 UTC

The people running this npub are absolutely no Bitcoiners and have no clue what Bitcoin is.
#nevent1q…0ma8

2026-07-29 18:52:29 UTC

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Yea same situation here. Also thought about Starlink but it's Musk's.

2026-07-29 06:43:50 UTC

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No, don't use that. Messes up my shirt when I look down 😅

2026-07-28 23:53:11 UTC

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Who is that?

2026-07-28 20:17:05 UTC

Thank you for your relay service all the years, @npub1xts…kk5s 🫡
#nevent1q…3m58

2026-07-28 20:00:06 UTC

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Quick fix is on Zapstore now

2026-07-28 19:08:39 UTC

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Thanks for alerting. Building an update now.

2026-07-28 06:05:29 UTC

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We have that one too 🙂

2026-07-28 04:21:41 UTC

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Claude has some deeply programmed biases that are hard to break through. And once the context fills up, it just goes back to the default state anyway. Have you tried Custom Skills yet? With those you can at least define recurring tasks, but of course you have to decide yourself when Claude should follow them and fire it off manually. You can also build in checks that it should verify against after every task. So over time you just have to build up a whole army of safe guards and make sure they actually kick in.
And the first prompt is obviously important, that's where you should tell Claude to internalize all of your Custom Skills. That's what's helped me the most so far. Otherwise, the CLAUDE.md or its memory, you can forget about those, they get regularly ignored and aren't pulled up when it matters. You have to store everything as md files within the project and make sure yourself that Claude pays attention to them. I know, tedious, but there's no other way to make it work.

2026-07-28 04:00:01 UTC

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Tell us more about the learning curve. And also don't hesitate to ask.

2026-07-28 03:53:41 UTC

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Well, if you still want a bank connection, the app obviously has to go online. But I just wouldn't store the transaction data on relays, no matter how encrypted. Best defense is just not being there in the first place.

2026-07-28 00:09:57 UTC

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No. Best privacy is not putting data out there to beginning with. No matter how strongly encrypted. This is best done as a desktop application with no network access.

2026-07-27 22:56:37 UTC

That happens when you completely lose touch with reality. It starts with not knowing how much a loaf of bread costs in your country and then just keeps going unchecked.
#nevent1q…8c8t

2026-07-27 22:50:53 UTC

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Exactly. If they were real men and real Bitcoiners, this discussion would take place here and not at Musk's mercy on some trash platform like that.

2026-07-27 21:48:52 UTC

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That's what fiat money does

2026-07-27 20:12:06 UTC

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Yes noticed it too. Same bad influence.