Prince Aleph

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2024-09-20 02:57:56

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They are run by yids, probably deep state, and have a "whites need not apply" policy for their dev jobs, like a lot of corporate America these days. That's enough for me to not like them. Their results are still better than other Amerikwan search engines, but not as good as Yandex - which has also unfortunately gotten more cucked with time.

2024-09-06 12:47:31

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Reddit is what would have happened to Twitter had it not been bought by Elon the Likud agent. Elon didn't "fix" it by turning it into X but he at least extended its lifespan by not allowing it to turn into a degenerate commie morass like Reddit. What I think this shows is that any industry based in Silicon Valley is fundamentally unsound -- every company there has gone to shit. And X is still there, but critically, Elon himself moved out of CA to get away from that malign influence and he isn't subject to the same level of control. Thiel also realized you can't stay in SV and still have viable companies, and moved to LA.
Gab is in Pennsylvania, Rumble is in Florida, Odysee is in New Hampshire, NOSTR was invented by a Brazilian, etc. Clearly the innovation has moved away from Silicon Valley. This happened before BTW -- Route 128 in Boston was Big Tech before Silicon Valley. But there's not one main hub anymore for innovation.
More on urbanists later.

2024-09-04 01:21:41

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To be honest, that graphic is what X is like now, even with algorithms. Engagement and energy is just way down from the old days. And all the fake accounts don't help any. Even a censored place like Bluesky has more energy these days, go see for yourself.
But you're right that if you want engagement on Nostr you'll have to try harder than I have so far. But that's ok. Right now it works the way it should -- I get to see the content I want to see, chronologically displayed, not what the algorithm deigns to show me.
Completely uncensored chronological feed = underrated
Quality of content/discussion is far more important than quantity of followers. This is not X and shouldn't try to be.

2024-08-30 12:06:35

That should read "founders" not "followers", thank you autocorrect for messing with the meaning of the post.
#nevent1q…n72v

2024-08-30 12:05:44

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Should read "founders" above, NOT followers... Autocorrect did that. And it messes up the meaning of the post.

2024-08-29 16:29:57

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"NOSTR haters" are basically peddlers of desperate BS, trying to keep us tethered to the centralized SV-based platforms that have done us so wrong. And whose followers, I might add, are extremely dubious people -- not "entrepreneurs" as was always claimed, but likely assets of the state, or even worse, foreign governments or international crime networks. Decentralized social media threatens the surveillance, grifting and brainwashing apparatus they have so carefully built. The only value these platforms have (to their end users that is) is their network. We should be using their services to poach people to places like Nostr.

2024-08-28 04:15:30

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Ok so now we know who he was working for ... And the word on the street is he was locked up because hackers leaked Israeli state secrets on Telegram and Israel wanted him to shut it down, and he wouldn't.
What I don't get is why he thought he would be safe in France. French intel is highly coordinated with Israel, just look at the Epstein/Maxwell connection. It reminds me of Russian oligarchs running away to the UK thinking they'll be safe from Putin there.

2024-08-27 17:56:14

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The other thing to mention is, the average quality of posting on X these days is very poor. I created a normie outreach account with good intentions. But I ended up interacting regularly with content that was so bad that I couldn't bear it and I had to rethink things. Unless you know specifically who you want to engage with, and no doubt there are some quality accounts still, you will come across the average content, which is extremely low effort and low information.
The other obvious problem is all the fake people. The site is absolutely overrun with fake accounts now. Sometimes you will see different accounts posting the same thing with a few hours gap between. A side effect of the AI revolution is that the internet is now spammed with fake people. And as it becomes harder to distinguish between real humans and bots, it becomes less justifiable to use the platforms that are overrun with the latter. Not least because sorting fact from fiction even in identity becomes that much harder. Of course, the news is all fake now, so you're not missing much there.
What a world!

2024-08-26 17:38:36

One thing that's become abundantly clear about X since it was taken over by Elon Musk is that he is compromised. He appears to be working for Israel. And not just in the general sense that all US elites work for Israel. I mean, he's directly on the payroll.
The more I've learned about his background, the more it makes sense. His family was involved in the gem industry in South Africa, and they took part in the post-apartheid looting of the country and smuggling of its wealth that made the South African diaspora among the richest diaspora communities in the world.
The South African elites have always had ties to the international Jewish community, who were also heavily involved in the gem industry in that country, and Israel was one of the states to maintain full trade with South Africa during apartheid when other Western countries sanctioned them.
Musk, like many of these SA elites, is perfectly happy to be an agent of theirs if it enriches him. He also appears to be on the payroll of other foreign countries as well. Notably China, as he has spoken favorably of their system as a whole, and of his plans to implement a social credit type system here in the United States with the help of Silicon Valley technology.
I'm not sure what to think of X or its uses these days in light of these facts. Is it still useful? I'm on the fence right now and trying to decide. Just know that whatever you say there is probably being monitored and ending up in the dragnet of *foreign* intelligence services, as well as domestic.

2024-08-18 10:06:52

As I pointed out on Twitter or X as it's now called, I was looking at a list of metropolitan areas in the United States. And what I found was that the cities that have the most explosive growth in population are all in hot areas. We're talking metro areas in North Carolina, Arizona, Texas, Florida, Georgia, that sort of thing. The formerly cool metropolises in the Northeast or on the West Coast are not doing so well. I'm not going to go into the why of this for now, but it is pretty clear that America is changing socially.
What I do find interesting is that despite the climate cult that has grown up again in recent years, it doesn't really inform anybody's decisions about where to live. We are supposed to believe that the Sun Belt is going to be uninhabitable in the future, but that's where everyone is moving. Seems they don't actually believe that this is taking place. So, even though many people professed to believe in climate change, they act like they don't. That is to say, propaganda has basically no effect on real world decisions. It's kind of like how we're going to transition to green energy and EVs, but we're using more fossil fuels than ever and there are more ice vehicles on the road than ever. There's the cult, and then there's the facts.
That doesn't mean that NetZero is not happening or not a problem. Here in the Upper Midwest they are trying to force that through policy. The winter in this region is very cold. If they get aggressive about destroying the coal power plants here, enforcing us to rely upon an intermittent source, then we will face the choice between freezing in the dark or cutting down the pristine forests that we've allowed to grow back up in the last 100 years to burn for fuel. And by the way, that's not good for carbon emissions either. Do you really think people are going to be compelled to just freeze in the dark when they will have forests to cut down? These are things nobody seems to think about, even the smart people.

2024-08-08 13:27:21

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Airbnb was great in the 2010s, but it's a joke and a major grift today. I loathe all the BS ticky-tack rules and inflated prices. Hotels, motels, and traditional rentals are supreme as we approach the middle 2020s.

2024-08-05 10:34:07

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The carriage trade from Japan was going to get disrupted at some point because in order to save the yen, Japan will have to normalize interest rates. This was a mere 35 bps rise. To normalize rates there will need to be many more such raises. How will markets react then? An example of how markets have gotten untethered from reality.

2024-08-03 14:18:13

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With all the environmental pollution still building up and the genderbending this causes, we should expect this to get even more common over time. There's not much point to lament the inevitable (trannies, mutants) but right wingers love lost causes. I miss the old uncensored Internet but it's not coming back. I mean, it's understandable that people don't want the state secretly transitioning their kids but beyond that ...

2024-08-02 20:51:58

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Supposedly they backed off doing business with this firm once there was serious outrage, but yes, Elon is definitely working for them. The new X is very fishy.
I was just saying the other day that it's more filled with bots, shills, fake people and astroturfed accounts than ever. Seems like the majority of traffic anymore is not organic humans but automated, troll farms, etc.

2024-08-01 18:48:56

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That's correct, keep the nsec secure at all costs. Probably not a good idea to keep it on Google servers LOL. But for ease of use since I'm on more than one machine, it's just how it goes. Probably more of a worry for important people than anons anyway.

2024-08-01 18:46:14

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This is correct, although the problem is fairly easily solved by just using the block feature for now. I used to be against that, and for freedom of interaction, but as with anything jerks abused it and made that model less appealing. Blocking seals off access to bad actors and my threshold for unacceptable behavior is now lower than it once was.
As for who gains followers on Twitter / X, it's a bit of a black box. Supposedly anyone who goes sufficiently viral gains followers. But a lot of, frankly, bad content gets boosted that way. I would not equate high followers = high quality account, not even close. And then too, we are supposed to believe that no astroturfed presences are boosted, which I frankly don't believe. The amount of fake accounts, grifters and obviously 'turfed accounts over there is higher than ever under the new ownership.

2024-07-30 12:09:51

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Cute girl. Who is the actress?
There are so many new hoes in porn these days I can't keep up. Longevity in the "industry" seems to be going down too with all the DIY stuff out there, even established stars doing OnlyFans, and so on. Brave new world.

2024-07-30 11:56:00

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Witch is the old term for nasty, malicious women. We call them Karens today.

2024-07-30 11:45:43

It seems that people have been having some difficulties with Alby + NOSTR together. How I solved this problem is very simple. I didn't use Alby at all. On an Android phone, I downloaded the Amethyst client. If you log in via that client, it automatically issues you a npub/nsec combination. You may then write it down and join the network from any other client. I used nostter on the browser.

2024-07-30 11:39:42

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In my case, not sister, but first cousin. I couldn't have married my sister, our relationship was too up and down. But cousin marriage should work if sibling marriage does not. This is very common among the Bedouins. There were at least 2 of them I could've married, or more if I'd been willing to also consider 2nd/3rd cousins. And this would've also kept the family property together rather than splitting it all up and mostly losing it as my idiot uncles and aunts caused to happen because they are selfish, short-sighted boomer trash. It's hard to overstate what a disaster of civilization they caused.

2024-06-25 09:43:31

Test - first Amethyst post

2024-06-24 16:46:36

Test - first Nosttter post