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2026-03-25 22:50:11 UTC

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Ultimately, I think the people who know fuck all are overselling, and those who know a lot are underselling it. Some are being fair. I'm trying to be. It's good for what it actually is, once you remove all the bullshit hype and marketing.

2026-03-25 16:29:32 UTC

I don't understand why some women (mostly older) want to get injections to make themselves look younger. I work with several. I'm not saying this never works, but I've never seen it work in real life. They still look their age with the additional benefit of also looking like shit. In fact, every case looked pretty (in my opinion) before the injections. I've never seen it look right. Plastic surgery is similar in my experience. People rarely look better, with the exception or some trauma cases I've seen. Elective cases usually look worse.

2026-03-24 17:36:58 UTC

I feel I have enough experience with vibe coding at this point to say it's better than many think, but not as great as others claim. It tends to stroke your ego and encourage some pretty dumb shit. And this makes sense from a sales perspective. No one would pay for an AI that calls them a dumb fuck and says their idea is shit and insecure as hell. Well, I would. But the tech seems to be built in a way that gets the user hooked. It's a subtle feedback loop fueled by ego. It's very easy to start feeling more capable and advanced than one actually is. I've had to call out some pretty bad stuff that I only noticed because of actual training outside of AI.
It's great, but for now, I still think we need capable engineers for anything even a little serious.

2026-03-24 17:31:25 UTC

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Of course he did lol

2026-03-24 10:53:48 UTC

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A sats piggy bank is a clever idea. She should send you more sats for being such a clever spouse.

2026-03-23 16:44:08 UTC

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Could also be mushrooms. But the Ghee is Great

2026-03-23 16:42:33 UTC

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That's exactly what happened to me and it almost killed my interest in Nostr. Thankfully we have better tools now. And people who care. This is one of my biggest adoption concerns.

2026-03-23 16:31:19 UTC

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Is this the balance of a wallet address?

2026-03-23 16:24:05 UTC

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You'd just see a ton of Nostr porn spam instead.

2026-03-22 05:34:42 UTC

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That could have some very interesting uses.

2026-03-22 05:33:31 UTC

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Nothing that deep lol I added a feature in my client that I call stalking. That was a note to see if I was stalking myself and I was.

2026-03-21 20:32:22 UTC

Red
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2026-03-21 05:14:26 UTC

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2026-03-21 05:14:01 UTC

I'm 15 minutes into testing out the new line of credit product.
The UX/UI needs some work. I'm trying to do something I think should be pretty basic (drawing from my line of credit to my cash balance).
I don't want to send anything to my bank. I need it in Strike to pay off a 12 month loan in Strike. As it is, I'm going to have to withdraw to my bank, and from my bank back into Strike. With these amounts, I'm looking at several days and bank scrutiny to do what would take seconds if it all happened in Strike.
If there is a way to do this, I'm not finding it.

2026-03-20 19:33:05 UTC

Lol Fuck these 🤡s
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2026-03-20 18:36:15 UTC

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Oh I saw them. Wraps back around to my point.

2026-03-19 01:40:11 UTC

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This time, Phoenix. In this case, I suspect the lack of Google Play services caused a hangup when I put my phone to sleep after sending the payment. But that's just a guess. I only knew there was a problem because the payment window for what I was buying still said waiting.
This is why I hate it when apps rely on things like GPS for notifications. I get that it's a complicated problem but others have already solved it (Tuta).
But sometimes I'll have payment issues stemming from finding a route or whatever. Although not in Phoenix that I recall.

2026-03-19 01:12:15 UTC

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But I actually don't know because I've yet to see a helpful error message or hint for issues like this. It's just wait until it succeeds or fails. Could be anything, on my end or somewhere else. It's a big Scooby-Doo mystery.

2026-03-19 01:10:08 UTC

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Lol Lightning UX baby. It's been hit or miss the entire time I've used it. I have a love hate relationship with it. It's phenomenonal sometimes and maddening others.

2026-03-19 01:08:46 UTC

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That is a good point. There's obviously endless ways a healthcare system can be corrupted or fucked up when government controls it (the same basis for my case against them controlling medically assisted death). I think you can't have freedom without getting to the roots of what freedom actually is. I'd say this issue is about as deep as one can go. Healthcare in general. Whether it's dying on your own terms of shitting in a cup and sending it to a lab without government's permission.

2026-03-19 01:05:24 UTC

Just waited five minutes for a $20 Lightning payment to process. Visa and MasterCard better watch the fuck out lol

2026-03-17 07:05:28 UTC

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I've started doing this in a crude way (copy and paste into cloud folder lol).
Git is coming soon though. I think I finally have a flow.

2026-03-17 07:01:40 UTC

I'm able to create an nsec/npub in Terminos. I can post notes and backup the key to a local file and display it in the terminal. The key works in other clients.
Amber support is next so I can finally post from my own npub.
I've planned for this to be the hardest part. It's where I either become a man or die trying.

2026-03-17 05:16:58 UTC

Thinking about getting a freestanding bag, having my AI pick out a humanoid face for itself, and then taping that face to the bag for me to beat the shit out of whenever it decides to completely fuck up the entire UX/UI while making a minor change.

2026-03-17 00:31:21 UTC

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Oh Walker, you simpleton... Communism would work if only everyone else were Communist! Checkmate.

2026-03-16 16:21:02 UTC

It grinds my fucking gears that government prevents me from shitting in a cup and sending it to a private lab, at my own expense. The reasoning? I haven't reached the arbitrary age of 45.
We should be free to buy healthcare as adults. Government has no business in my healthcare. That should be between me and whoever else I choose to involve.

2026-03-16 13:41:41 UTC

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Lol Of course

2026-03-16 13:37:30 UTC

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Fuck AV

2026-03-16 13:36:43 UTC

This was an interesting listen.
Plebchain Radio: 155 – Capturing The Will‑O’‑The‑Wisp with UTXO The Webmaster
Episode webpage: https://primal.net/plebchainradio
Media file: https://feeds.fountain.fm/xRzQd3loNa0ItnvWXcOz/items/zkDh1nqJ1MNAujsB8xZx/files/AUDIO---DEFAULT---76d29c2e-0117-4cc0-a1ed-45a924f94bee.mp3

2026-03-14 22:07:11 UTC

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😂

2026-03-14 19:24:11 UTC

Unexpectedly, making GUI-like elements for the terminal has been the most interesting part of working on my CLIent.
https://blossom.primal.net/600b99b75b69c8eb8e47695071d8310cb7494a72e91072185b0551707ddd3a04.png

2026-03-14 11:43:39 UTC

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It would be cool if Strike replaced Stripe. @npub1cn4…3vle

2026-03-14 10:50:29 UTC

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You have to buy litter somehow.

2026-03-14 10:49:53 UTC

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Oh yeah that's something I can rant about too.

2026-03-14 01:57:00 UTC

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Every source is a good source when "good" has no meaning anymore.

2026-03-14 01:56:05 UTC

Terminos is turning out to be a lot of work, even with AI.

2026-03-13 18:27:53 UTC

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Cunts.

2026-03-13 13:40:35 UTC

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Same. But theory often comes before application. I think we need both to some degree. There's obviously waste and bullshit in the theory realm these days but I don't fully write it off.

2026-03-13 13:24:36 UTC

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I love theoretical mathematics though. I'm just being a prick.

2026-03-13 13:23:59 UTC

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Mafuckas always trying to make math harder 😂

2026-03-13 13:01:58 UTC

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2 effectively is true if you acknowledge the rule that you simply can't divide by zero. That seems less confusing than trying to understand 1/0 = 1/1.

2026-03-13 11:02:17 UTC

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Anyone not using punch cards with something like COBOL, FORTRAN, or assembly isn't really a programmer.

2026-03-13 10:52:58 UTC

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It wasn't always that way from what I remember (or maybe everything else was just so much worse back then). The GNOME DE also got a lot worse for a time, and then Ubuntu altered that. It was a mess. Maybe it's better now, but it was bad enough I gave up on it. And the last time was on an Ubuntu certified device that shipped with Ubuntu from the manufacturer lol

2026-03-12 22:29:36 UTC

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Yeah, I'm sure it's capitalism.

2026-03-12 22:28:09 UTC

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Perhaps. All else aside, people who engage in that work at least seem to lean more toward rational discussion and debate. I rarely see them screeching and throwing shit at each other.

2026-03-12 22:25:25 UTC

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There are generally people dispersed at either end of the spectrum, with a few at the most extreme ends. The most difficult job is that of philosophers and intellectuals to work through the screeching and pull meaningful data and thought from the pool of chaos. We need more intellectuals.

2026-03-12 16:15:38 UTC

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My hospital was affected by the big Microsoft update fiasco a while back and one of the key lessons for me was how awesome it would be to stage or split updates. Like maybe don't update all machines, CTs, MRIs, etc at the exact same time. Do a 1/2 or something. There are arguments against that probably, but it was hell for us. I imagine servers could have something similar if you're willing to bear the cost of that uptime.

2026-03-12 16:12:31 UTC

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Do you necessarily need to lose up time for security? I suppose if something requires a restart? Or do you mean if an update breaks something? Server isn't my strongest area.

2026-03-12 16:10:17 UTC

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That's pretty cool actually. I've found myself without a DE a few times.

2026-03-12 16:07:57 UTC

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Lol Funny you mention that, I used to get a little tingle when I'd see how long a something had been up. I'm happy about the phones, but it is sad on the server side. Especially when you consider all the bullshit that goes into that stuff at scale. The people running CentOS got rugged on top of that.

2026-03-12 16:05:38 UTC

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Stream was a pile of shit the last time I tried it. But they also changed the entire philosophy of it so I can't really fairly compare to what it was. I guess it makes sense to them. Developers maybe? It was definitely less reliable than latest fedora for me. It felt like the Arch of RHEL

2026-03-12 16:03:31 UTC

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Yeah that was fucked up.

2026-03-12 16:02:32 UTC

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Maybe you do need immutable 😂

2026-03-12 15:58:46 UTC

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I've found that reasonable stability and security exists at a 3-6 month cycle these days. Two or three years became way too much for me

2026-03-12 15:56:10 UTC

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My experience with Debian is that any stability it had when packages were frozen depended on my hardware at the time. Installing on a new laptop is how I ended up on Fedora originally and learned that 'stability' is too narrowly defined by them. Like you have windows of time where you're fucked if you need new hardware or Dev tools.

2026-03-12 15:53:00 UTC

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Fedora has just gotten so damn good. And so has KDE, which I traditionally hated because it was so broken. Fedora KDE on a ThinkPad is probably the best I've ever had as a 'desktop' user.

2026-03-12 15:51:37 UTC

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Ubuntu on desktop was too buggy for me. Had to ditch it. But in fairness, I also ditched Debian for the reasons you pointed out. It has been really hard for me to break from the RHEL ecosystem for about the past five years. I think Debian would be better for me if they had an option like Fedora. Testing hardly ever worked and broke constantly. But something like Fedora N-1 would probably be pretty sweet.

2026-03-12 15:48:04 UTC

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Exhibit A https://i.nostr.build/NdTk7tDs8eQ1kRiH.jpg

2026-03-12 15:47:14 UTC

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I also tend to keep hardware around longer since it doesn't become a useless pile of shit as the OS bloats. I always have low resource options in this space. Windows just is what it is for the most part. You can only do so much. There are some pretty ridiculous GNU/Linux options for low resources

2026-03-12 15:45:04 UTC

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I'm sure proprietary firmware somewhere is the problem. It usually is. I've learned after some really hard years that you pretty much have to buy specific hardware to live how I do. Which sucks sometimes honestly. It usually means I'm behind on hardware. But that's kind of okay. I usually benefit by paying less and being able to deploy those funds elsewhere.

2026-03-12 15:40:42 UTC

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Stuff like this is actually how I ended up on Fedora. N-1 is new enough I rarely have problems related to anything old, but not so new that I have many bugs.
I'd be ballsy enough to try it for a home server at this point. I actually have a buddy who owns a small web Dev/hosting business and he's used it for production websites for a while now.

2026-03-12 15:37:42 UTC

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Alma was pretty good when I last used it. Just had annoying CPU whine that was fixed in later updates (that I obviously got on Fedora). But that was on my laptop. I wouldn't care so much on a server or something not on me

2026-03-12 15:34:00 UTC

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Like I made a new buddy at work who would send me a picture of his drink every night he went out to dinner with his girlfriend (usually at least three times per week). I eventually just had to stop responding. He asked why, I told him we aren't 16 year old girls, he said fair enough, and we moved on 😂

2026-03-12 15:32:06 UTC

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I generally just stick to telling people politely what I need or want in our relationship.
So I'd just be honest. In my case, that would seriously overstimulate me. Any form of excessive communication does.
I also leave my phone on 24/7/365 do not disturb and won't always reply. Some people naturally learn that I can't and won't engage every unimportant comm like that.

2026-03-12 15:00:48 UTC

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https://v.nostr.build/Ox2V9bxKw6GeJOJm.mp4

2026-03-12 14:57:33 UTC

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And what's really sad is he could actually be an ally if he cared about freedom. It's not like he has no redeeming qualities, he just seems hellbent on not redeeming them lol

2026-03-12 14:55:52 UTC

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I unfortunately started on Coinbase, like many, but I'm glad I had OGs around to teach me why exchanges like his are garbage. I pay it forward when someone asks me where to buy. Fuck that guy.

2026-03-12 14:53:09 UTC

I don't know how recruiters are in other industries, but the healthcare ones are easily replaceable by automation at this point. They're little more than script monkeys. Like they do nothing to actually recruit me for anything. I do all the work finding the jobs, apply, and they just read me the job details I already read and state compensation at me over the phone. I can't move past them unless I accept whatever terms they read to me.
This seems less like recruitment and more like dictatorial filtration that could have been a web form before the application. Maybe it's just my area, but recruiting and the job process has become asinine and time consuming. I'm always open to the fact that I don't know everything, but something has definitely changed in the post coof era job market. It feels colder and more robotic than ever. The hoops seem infinite.
Maybe it's just a tough market with lots of people to go through? I vaguely remember the 2008 years feeling similar, except back then people my age didn't even get a call. Times have changed. Maybe it's just another part of the fiat cycle.

2026-03-12 14:07:17 UTC

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In this case I'm referring to his urgings that Bitcoin isn't used as money and shouldn't have de minimis tax exemptions. But yeah, he probably is a baseline dick head.

2026-03-12 05:54:12 UTC

So far, vibing feels like constantly taking two steps forward on one thing and one step backward somewhere else (usually some unrelated place that was fine and didn't need altering).
It's pretty annoying and costly to work this way lol

2026-03-12 05:01:48 UTC

It's also a weird feeling seeing my own app show my note as I post it from a different client. Pretty neat.
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2026-03-12 05:01:02 UTC

I see why some of you stay up too late when working on Nostr apps.

2026-03-12 04:30:58 UTC

Fuck Brian Armstrong.

2026-03-12 03:38:15 UTC

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Right now I'm spending most of my time fighting with the LLM as it changes shit I didn't ask it to.

2026-03-12 03:05:19 UTC

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I'm calling it Terminos at the moment.

2026-03-12 02:24:36 UTC

I've been wanting a terminal based lurker client for a while so I decided to finally give the whole vibe thing a try. It's coming along.
For now, I'm working on something where I can input my npub and see notes from the npubs I follow. Global for a specific relay is working.
https://i.nostr.build/T2VppeZoRPTOM2FN.jpg

2026-03-12 00:10:44 UTC

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That can be deceptive since Ubuntu has it's own repos and stuff on top of Debian. That's part of my point. It just adds complexity for no gain anymore (in my opinion). Ubuntu used to be useful, but I don't see where it really fits anymore. Especially with how corporate and buggy (the last time I used it) it is these days. I certainly wouldn't recommend it to a noob anymore. But perhaps I wouldn't Debian either. Fedora is generally one of the simplest in my experience.

2026-03-11 14:52:37 UTC

Something I've learned as I've matured is that the war on and for freedom never ends. It's constant. You'll never have peace from it for long. Battles begin and end, but the war is always raging on, even if silently in your time and place in the world. Someone will always be plotting to destroy what you've built or rob you of it. Stay vigilant. Trump is just another chump.
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2026-03-11 14:49:58 UTC

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The war isn't over if the next guy can just start abusing people again. And in this case, federal prosecutors today.

2026-03-11 03:36:21 UTC

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They would if they were smart.

2026-03-11 01:45:12 UTC

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They already have.

2026-03-11 01:44:03 UTC

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I was going to say something to this effect, but you have it covered 😂

2026-03-11 01:41:07 UTC

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Ayyyy I just harvested some tree juice for the first time this weekend. It was pretty cool

2026-03-10 22:39:35 UTC

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Sure, but that would be no single way at all, which was my point.

2026-03-10 22:38:40 UTC

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And I don't see this issue on other operating systems like desktop, where users have installed whatever they want since the beginning of computing.

2026-03-10 22:37:04 UTC

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I'd buy that if not the intentional jabs at people far outside the normal consumer market. I can't see how Google would be responsible for users ignoring a warning and installing software outside the Play Store. Or installing something like GrapheneOS. Money probably is a major reason, but I suspect not from fear of being sued (I wonder if the TOS even make that feasible). Arbitration stuff or whatever.
And on this point, making the system less open seems to bring more liability onto Google than it removes. I get their desire to control their own app store. I even get the argument they may be held legally responsible for the apps they allow on there. KYC it if they want, I don't use it. But I don't buy the argument for FOSS projects they aren't actively steering people to. I see competition killing as a more likely reason in those cases.

2026-03-10 19:57:11 UTC

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A flashing display or something when there's a connection issue would also stand out better. A daily ping to my npub would be cool. Something to know things are working without me having to read the screen every day to make sure it's connected. And someone could fool me there by renaming their network to the same name my WiFi has. Everything would look fine. And they can find this data right in the open dashboard anyone can connect to when this happens. Absolutely absurd.

2026-03-10 19:54:07 UTC

I just encountered what I think is a pretty serious issue with the latest AxeOS version for the Bitaxe.
I just noticed that it seems to default to the initial setup state when my WiFi cuts out. My WiFi cuts out frequently and did long before I had a Bitaxe. I never saw this behavior until after I recently updated.
The Bitaxe screen said it was connected to my wifi yet the setup WiFi persisted even after a connection was available again (I only noticed because I saw a QR code was on the screen while cleaning my desk, which was unusual). This is pretty bad. Any of my neighbors could have connected to the Bitaxe setup and changed my payout address without me knowing unless I thought to check. They could also connect it to their own network and I wouldn't notice unless I read the tiny display daily, which I don't care to do.
It's absurd to do this after the initial setup. The Bitaxe should either wait for the connection to come back (like it used to, and things were fine for me) or give the user the option to secure subsequent connections to the setup WiFi if the connection signal drops for a time. And there should really be some physical action required for all of this anyway. Like a physical button that has to be held on the device (similar to a WiFi router). In the absense of that, at minimum a user setting that prevents this. A password for the setup WiFi at least. Honestly just about anything other than blasting out a signal that anyone can connect to and make changes to settings.

2026-03-10 18:48:54 UTC

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And now that I think, we have other such terms like "alternative app store." This is less offensive and far more subtle, but implies that Apple and Google are the standard and anything else is "alternative." Nah, it's just a software source. It's an alternative in the pure sense, of course, but it's never presented as being on equal footing. And why would it be? It's outside their control. I don't expect them to do this, but for me, Google Play and Apple store are the alternatives to open software sources. I don't use them. So calling my software on GrapheneOS alternative only makes sense if you think you're the dictator of software. The one source. The washed, the clean, the approved.

2026-03-10 18:39:18 UTC

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I'm reminded of "unhosted" wallets. I remember the community strongly, and rightly rejecting that frame. I feel the same about sideloading in its modern context, and it should have been rejected from the start.

2026-03-10 18:25:00 UTC

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And no one has defined this magical advanced flow in Android (that I can find) that will supposedly protect my right to install software without Google's approval, to speak in Android terms specifically. Apple has made their position perfectly clear.

2026-03-10 18:17:51 UTC

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I never was doing anything on the side. The entire concept implies that I don't actually own my OS or device, which is pretty much true today. And I think a bunch of seemingly small issues just like this are what laid the foundation for it.

2026-03-10 18:14:57 UTC

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That's all my point was. Yes, it's just a word, but words absolutely matter. I've never understood the view that they don't. Especially given all the history and research and just the existence of humanity that suggests otherwise. Giving it a different name absolutely conveys information, otherwise the other word wouldn't exist. This issue is exactly why words matter so much. The intent wasn't originally bad, but the ability to misuse it was always there the moment people gave validity to the idea that installing software they want to is "sideloading". That's why I think it's important to recognize this, learn from it, and avoid it in the future.
I am not side loading. I'm installing software on MY device.

2026-03-10 18:07:13 UTC

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I don't see what that has to do with my point. Do you realize I'm referencing the push toward walled gardens where the user can't just do those things? "Sideload" is a bullshit term to shift the frame toward walled gardens being the standard vs actual openness and freedom. It's just installing software without a third party granting their approval.
I also don't think your analogies even make sense. The actual equivalent issue would be if Fedora included their repo automatically but made it harder or impossible for the user to use anything else and labelled any other install process as "sideloading", as if it isn't the same fucking thing, just outside of their control. But that isn't the case. I can use Flatpak, AppImage, snap, rpm, tarballs, or others. They don't tell me what to do. They give me a good starting point and leave me the fuck alone.

2026-03-10 17:56:09 UTC

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I still don't think that's necessarily the goal of other distros. They just either don't have resources, are in alpha/beta states, or aren't designed for new users. You're saying "the user" which isn't my point. There is no single "user," which is why so many distros exist.
I'm not saying that anything else is bad for every user. I'm saying most noobs probably won't find them as friendly for various reasons. But there are people who have different needs and desires. I use the terminal for all of my system management, but that would be awful for someone who is used to GUIs for all system functions. That's all I'm actually saying.

2026-03-10 17:51:30 UTC

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To clarify, PopOS is building COSMIC as their DE, which will probably someday be awesome. But it isn't what I'd use today unless I wanted to play around with buggy beta software. I certainly wouldn't choose it as my first serious option for my millions of followers to see. I'd choose something that's more stable, well known, and reliable. But that would probably be a boring video since it's been made a million times at this point. And I think he probably knows that.

2026-03-10 17:47:31 UTC

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That's not what I'm saying at all. I'm not saying everything else is bad or a rug. I'm saying that something like Gentoo or a beta distro like PopOS (a DE literally being built from the ground up in a new way on a newish standard) probably isn't going to be the best start for someone who has no idea what they're doing. There are also hardware, security, long term support, and other issues one has to consider as they stray farther from the ones I mentioned. Largely due to very limited resources smaller or niche projects tend to have in comparison.

2026-03-10 17:41:47 UTC

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Some of this infrastructure seems to already exist. Like nostr.build has an automated login feature that will send a code to your npub. Seems like you could adapt that to something else.

2026-03-10 17:25:32 UTC

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I also think many people confuse art with ego and commerce. You get paid a high salary because you work on something that makes even more money. That's all that matters in that context and that isn't necessarily a bad thing.
Humans still play and enjoy chess even though a machine is better. But that doesn't make it a marketable skill that everyone will be paid a lot to do.
I think we're seeing humanity struggle to redifine itself in an era where manual work is losing it's role in identify development. I am Matt. I am not what I do. There is a part of me in what I do, but less so than there used to be as more is automated.
The transition will be weird and painful, as it always has been.

2026-03-10 17:09:43 UTC

For the record, I have an old System76 machine that runs Fedora (very well) because their own OS had so many issues at the time, and this was pre-cosmic.
The stupid list articles are chasing ad revenue, not GNU/Linux adoption or user experience.
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