Tom

Ironically the owner of the car company got in trouble for doing something similar https://automotivehistory.org/john-delorean-arrest-october-19-1982/

2026-03-27 01:57:18 UTC

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If true then a technological revolution is around the corner. Some have a choice to strap in and hold on, or to grab the steering wheel and drive.

2026-03-25 11:58:54 UTC

Fuck yeah. Can't wait to start playing. https://blossom.primal.net/781f63408e91a664d7b463e273088d5b0439ae67b1a088e1f239939244ecd4f0.jpg Thanks for all the hard work @nprofile…n29d @nprofile…t77k

2026-03-14 10:23:51 UTC

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GM Gigi

2026-03-13 17:07:37 UTC

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Can you send me some sats?

2026-03-13 17:05:06 UTC

@nprofile…mjel what's your favorite shitcoin

2026-03-13 17:03:50 UTC

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Favourite ice cream?

2026-03-04 08:33:39 UTC

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2026-03-03 07:47:51 UTC

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GM QnA happy Tuesday

2026-02-27 22:29:11 UTC

https://youtu.be/T4Upf_B9RLQ

2026-02-26 09:37:58 UTC

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No channel rebalancing needed?

2026-02-12 09:21:34 UTC

LOL
#nevent1q…5388

2026-02-04 00:16:25 UTC

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I spent too much time the other night trying to find healthy instant ramen that's not a rip off. I gave up.
Use half the flavour pack to reduce the salt and add veggies is recommended if it's concerning.
Either way it's soul food 😊

2026-02-03 11:53:09 UTC

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Tres bien! Bon chance avec l'exposition

2026-02-03 11:33:34 UTC

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Duno what your thoughts are on ecash but that can operate offline.
Also I've started to see the phrase "local-first software", which I guess is kinda like sourcing food locally but for digital services. So servers and data are hosted by regions for local residents. Like distributed intranets.

2026-02-03 11:30:25 UTC

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Nostr clients could implement a filter for bots, some opt in thing where bots indicate they're AI using kind 1 data so it's easier to filter their responses out if chosen.
If a bot pretends to be human then they'll just be dealt with like reply guys and blocked.
Nostr can still be human-first 😊

2026-02-01 18:10:23 UTC

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Lol

2026-02-01 10:09:42 UTC

https://youtu.be/buS21tVq5r0
❤️

2026-02-01 09:27:47 UTC

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GM. Super 😊

2026-01-31 09:16:53 UTC

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"thank you good sir" he's such a sub

2026-01-31 09:14:38 UTC

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GM 😊

2026-01-31 09:14:22 UTC

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GM 😊

2026-01-22 12:40:51 UTC

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Apparently never did https://njump.me/nevent1qqs84v5dantpz9jzm25sx533cfuysv4s440sjjc5trllv9ps60gchwcpz4mhxue69uhkummnw3ezummcw3ezuer9wchsygpps055wkzgr583ynaaj0zkej4ytel9gh8whr2jsj8esfflf9aew5psgqqqqqqsefuaml

2026-01-22 09:27:12 UTC

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Copper

2026-01-21 08:58:04 UTC

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Agreed - your OS will just do the thing. No specific app download required.

2026-01-21 08:55:23 UTC

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Is it the app or the function that matters? Why can't everyone use their own tailor made app for everything?
I think we will start seeing apps being made on the fly for a specific purpose then being destroyed, just stored in Ram for whatever the user needs at the time.

2026-01-21 08:48:59 UTC

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Can you play it like a sound wave?

2026-01-21 08:45:47 UTC

Fuck yeah music.
https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=xIE6dwr8ckU

2026-01-20 09:49:21 UTC

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Sweet 😊

2026-01-20 09:47:41 UTC

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Gm, love this pic it's got soul

2026-01-20 09:44:47 UTC

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C'est tres bien 😊

2026-01-20 09:43:34 UTC

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Reminds me of the dude on Burial's album https://image.nostr.build/c4fc58262c62951d57e766d6981084bb4c00ccf44d20ed6b84607e7461c62022.jpg https://image.nostr.build/c4fc58262c62951d57e766d6981084bb4c00ccf44d20ed6b84607e7461c62022.jpg

2026-01-20 09:14:27 UTC

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Stunning sounds all coming from one instrument

2026-01-17 23:23:41 UTC

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Lots of places to get them from for free like project Gutenberg. If you want to get the epub version of a physical book you already bought then annas-archive.li can help.

2026-01-17 23:20:40 UTC

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Calibre is your friend. You can load them on via USB and it even runs a local web server so you can browse and download your books using the on board web browser.
I have a Kobo device too, it's my second and I wouldn't consider another brand.

2026-01-17 23:18:45 UTC

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Completely agree. Super easy to load books using the software called Calibre

2026-01-16 10:41:51 UTC

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Lights also on. They likely don't use the same circuits as the tracks.

2026-01-13 22:46:48 UTC

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Use and support #GrapheneOS

2026-01-13 21:57:19 UTC

Big update for Pushstr - security and privacy focused DM client for mobile and browser extension.
- DMs and encrypted attachments sendable between browser extension, mobile app and now compatible with other Nostr clients such as Amethyst.
- nip17 by default with legacy nip04 support, selectable on a per-message basis.
- lots of UI tweaks.
https://github.com/tidley/pushstr
https://zapstore.dev/apps/naddr1qvzqqqr7pvpzqt6htxp9yfh364l0zeft5es3fvhe8rmlt3gdc5zhprja3vc7fu7fqqdxxmmd9ec82umgwd68ytnsw4eksum5wf0k6mmzd9kx2wh7vss https://image.nostr.build/33b29515bcb80f54be9cf0222f821429927898c120f47843b762deada00b3588.jpg https://image.nostr.build/8120a4b9ca3ccf24f4d5b38468a2077246166cdde4ec43b5aea17ac1ad6407db.jpg https://image.nostr.build/f0e4a619bebc98fa1d87d0a1763195fce0dbfed5b0e7917dea4da3d69bf857ba.jpg
#privacy #freedom #giftwrap #nip17 #nip04 #nip44 #nip44v2 #blossom

2026-01-13 11:37:53 UTC

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He held his own quite well but was getting pummeled.

2026-01-13 11:37:05 UTC

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Michael Saylor.
It's quite good once you get past the cringe (also about 2/3 of the way through) because Saylor is explaining how buying Bitcoin can help almost every business offer a better service, basically by offsetting the cost of their operations via 30% annual Bitcoin gains.
For example an insurer could offer lower premiums.

2026-01-11 23:06:29 UTC

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In the video he says that coca cola still use it but it's got the cocaine taken out of it. He couldn't source this exact ingredient and tannins was the magic ingredient in the end that gave it the authentic flavour.

2026-01-11 20:57:23 UTC

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Do you write a list of what to pack? 6 tees, 2 jumpers etc.

2026-01-11 13:13:30 UTC

https://youtu.be/fM5w7bFNvWI
@nprofile…z52j

2026-01-11 09:21:33 UTC

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1. Pull up
2. Push up
3. Sit up
4. Burpee
5. Weighted squat

2026-01-10 11:59:09 UTC

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Keep us updated 😊

2026-01-10 09:38:01 UTC

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In short, yes, go for it.
Hopefully that case has the right electronics in to prevent discharging when the panel is outputting less than 5V (which it will most of the time unless in direct sunlight, which is few and far between these days).
Might be worth getting a higher voltage panel (what's the input range of the charger? Or does it just say "USB"?) to account for less than ideal conditions.
Else you might have to get a shotkey diode to prevent discharging, but they're very cheap and very simple to wire in series if you own a soldering iron.

2026-01-04 23:05:31 UTC

Working on an ultra-minimal control plane for self-hosted / private networks:
#WireGuard for all data transport, #Nostr used only for encrypted coordination.
Nostr handles hub discovery, peer enrolment, revocation, and key rotation when a VPS disappears or is rebuilt... no DNS, no fixed endpoints, no single point of failure.
Single pinned authority pubkey, anti-rollback, atomic A/B hub cutover with verification before disengaging the old hub.
Result: private services stay private, access survives VPS failure, and the “control plane” is more resilient than any single (or multi) VPS setup.
#homelab

2026-01-04 08:49:41 UTC

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On the same quest. Started using a $5/month VPS to act as a proxy for all my home server traffic to protect my public IP, then using Wireguard on top to let me access these services securely from anywhere from my laptop (Proxmox, Alby, BTC Nodes, Jellyfin, developer environments...)
Today's task is to get a regular backup of all my critical data going.

2026-01-03 18:10:35 UTC

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Bitrefill is pretty good too

2026-01-03 09:00:15 UTC

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Pictures of monkeys aside I agree and they are useful for proving ownership of physical things that have embedded code such as a vehicle, allowing secure access control.

2026-01-01 21:36:39 UTC

@nprofile…quqy what's the business model of free blossom servers like the default ones in Amethyst?

2025-12-20 10:21:28 UTC

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I visited from the UK last summer and was blown away by the consistency of food quality and the relative good value. Big bowl of ramen for about £5 was standard. Absolutely astounding.

2025-12-20 10:17:26 UTC

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I can't imagine getting new clothes every month... The fashion industry is the most disgustingly wasteful industry.

2025-12-19 12:17:29 UTC

HI does this relay from bitsat

2025-12-19 12:12:47 UTC

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Ah, it reposts my repost, so that is a kind 1.

2025-12-19 12:11:35 UTC

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It's not listed on my relays in Amethyst so I don't know how I'm doing that.
It also reposts message I boost, which I don't think is kind 1? Might be wrong there. Either way I haven't added it as a relay on this client.
Might be what @nprofile…lgxk suggests.

2025-12-19 11:35:03 UTC

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Yeah it's the mirroring of all my activity that's not necessary, I showed my notifications above in the screenshot, it's just copies of messages or copies of boosts etc.
It's not on my relay list, I only ever used it via cli in order to send directly to it.
Currently I can't stop it unless I block it, which is why it feels spammy.

2025-12-19 11:17:16 UTC

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Another issue is if another service is doing the same, they will continually rebroadcast each other in a loop indefinitely.

2025-12-19 11:15:17 UTC

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This is what it looks like: https://image.nostr.build/cfb60964a9a57a0bfac1def5ae2de6bf2c74a235ba563291e6427ab3e14d87d0.jpg

2025-12-19 11:13:27 UTC

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If I only have a link via the bitsatrelay satellite then it must be able to know I'm communicating with it directly, or if not, having an @ tag in the message to indicate that re-relaying it is requested.
It's cool tech but having over half my notifications be unrequested bitsatrelay events is ott.

2025-12-19 10:57:17 UTC

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If you can prevent if from rebroadcasts unless requested then it would help. I get notifications about messages I've sent that it's rebroadcast and it's duplicating messages inline to the chat.
Make it react to @nprofile…0h6p in messages to rebroadcast, for example, like the AI Calle had on here where you can ask it to reply to a question.

2025-12-18 09:59:16 UTC

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Probably room for some good old fashioned scamming, but at least your savings wouldn't inflate away and you could do proof of reserves.
I'd personally stick to self custody.

2025-12-17 08:59:00 UTC

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This is what nostr creates, a little more understanding between strangers

2025-12-17 01:24:05 UTC

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Loved this game as a kid

2025-12-17 01:23:13 UTC

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Ideally engrave metal, backup seeds on stainless type stuff, also cool signs on metal and plastic too (I imagine a laser strong enough for metal can be dialled down for plastic/wood/other?)

2025-12-16 17:28:10 UTC

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I don't but I do need a laser engraver. Any recommendations?

2025-12-16 10:43:53 UTC

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GM Nikos

2025-12-15 11:24:00 UTC

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It will definitely be called the Arc de Trump

2025-12-15 10:34:37 UTC

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@nprofile…nq7m

2025-12-15 10:30:30 UTC

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@nprofile…nq7m the wizard

2025-12-15 09:10:53 UTC

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My gf really enjoyed hearing both your Christmas dinner preferences too 😄

2025-12-14 22:09:23 UTC

Uploaded my latest project Pushstr to @nprofile…prlk, so cool to see it alongside apps like Fountain and Amethyst.
Thanks to @nprofile…n29d for the honorary mention of this project on Ungovernable Misfits on Friday too, it was a thrill to hear it mentioned.
Keep making #privacy easy. https://image.nostr.build/46247e6c149474cb321afa52056f873c9c1e07fbffd30566291a5542dce1f5b4.jpg

2025-12-13 11:57:53 UTC

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Did you have fun?

2025-12-12 12:53:28 UTC

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I get those 100% Montezuma's bars from Amazon, I've been sure they're healthy for a while and glad to see my gut was right (literally).

2025-12-12 12:47:01 UTC

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20 years sounds like just enough time for me and my partner to move to the mountains and start a homestead and become nearly self sufficient. I fear it may be more like 5 though.
I dunno what the feeling is where you are but the last 5 years here has been unhinged. A friend in his 80s who has seen some things says as much too. "Gradually then suddenly" as the phrase goes, and it's starting to feel like the suddenly phase.
You're alright though you've got loads of space in Oz. Build a bunker with some solar panels, get a few chickens and goats and you're golden 😄

2025-12-12 10:32:40 UTC

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Enjoy the experience 😊

2025-12-12 10:29:16 UTC

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This place (Nostr) is a good dehooking space simply because they (the pomps) don't tend to fish here. Their hooks are everywhere else though and are juicy and delicious to the fragile and predictable human mind.
It's an uphill battle. We live in a world of literal addicts and, like all addicts, they have got to want to quit. So either they hit rock bottom or do a trainspotting. It's guna get messy before it gets clean.

2025-12-11 21:19:34 UTC

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The obvious theme to me is those "plutocrats and power hungry inbred pompous psychopaths" (which I think would be a fantastic name for a song) need to be sent to Rudolph island or to Mars already.
I could be missing your point though. I've thoroughly enjoyed our exchange either way and I'm glad I didn't make you walk out too early.

2025-12-11 19:06:57 UTC

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I understand your points, and I mainly agree:
I don't celebrate change for the sake of it.
I don't celebrate a reduction in population.
I don't pressure people to change (my "tradition is peer pressure from the dead" remark isn't a smear or meant to persuade people to drop traditions, it's meant to make people at least wonder what the traditions they involve themselves in are about).
However I don't like the "our society/culture is under threat" argument. It's generally rooted in misinformation spread by a subset of power-hungry elites and is designed to create fear and division in order to strip away civil liberties and increase surveillance under the guise of safety.
When someone says our culture or society is under threat (it's said a lot in the UK these days) it's not followed up with anything rational. It's usually a fear that it might some day in the future be under threat, yet nobody's livelihood is being changed besides what's being imposed upon them by the government. We're already fighting enough as it is, class/culture/race wars are already here. Our societies and cultures are never static and are constantly adapting to the world around them, to fight that is irrational.
An recent example of this misinformation changing culture and society is in your country where the government has banned kids from social media. Nobody genuinely thinks it will work and many agree it will do more harm than good, but the old argument "to protect the children" has done it again. Fear mongering for control. It's dictatorial bs dressed up as societal protection. Why not put restrictions on what the companies that offer these services do, instead? Because: money. There's still loot boxes (gambling) in kids games yet they're not being removed. Kids are smarter than most adults when it comes to bypassing these "restrictions" and it just pushes them into less legitimate spaces.
Threats to culture and society arrive on private jets, not on dinghies.

2025-12-11 17:22:12 UTC

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I like that fable.
I'm not suggesting change is good for the sake of change and we should always strive/vote to change. However change is inevitable.
I agree that a tradition, like the fence in the road, should be understood before thinking about changing it. I would add that it's not good to look at the fence (a tradition) and blindly accept it as being important. Critical thought is becoming a lost art in the world of influencers and adverts telling one what to feel.
Questioning the status quo, not blindly accepting it and not eagerly dismantling it, is what drives progress in every field.

2025-12-11 14:50:48 UTC

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Not seen this. Used Peach recently so this looks really cool

2025-12-11 14:26:44 UTC

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I don't know why my age comes into it but I'm above 35, since you mention that number, and below 50.
I don't understand the relevance of the %age of the population that goes to Church besides people just not wanting to? It's not like non Church-goers are heathens and spawn of the devil. My direct family don't go to Church apart from weddings and funerals, yet I would say I've been raised in a very wholesome family with a "traditional" community mindset. Think village pubs and folk songs.
Times change, as do faiths. It's inevitable. It shouldn't stop people from being good human beings though.
And yes, population is declining, but there's nothing to say it won't increase in the future. I don't think those comments you make about the youth relate to me personally, they are a sign of the times though, an indicator of a broader shared emotion.
We certainly live in weird times, sometimes I wonder what it will take for things will start to feel safer again.

2025-12-11 13:40:04 UTC

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AI (Codex and Claude) play a significant part in my work now and I can't imagine building anything without it's help going forward. It'd be like going from computers to typewriters.
If I was a carpenter I wouldn't be so dependent but even then it could come in handy for research and bouncing new ideas.
(Shill incoming) I've made some major updates to Pushstr that I shared with you on Monday - check out the Gittr/GitHub as there's now some vids in the Readme showing the UI and usage.
https://gittr.space/npub19at4nqjjymca2lh3v546vcg5ktun3al4c5xu2pts3ewckv0y70ys0gupzr/pushstr

2025-12-11 13:24:13 UTC

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Thanks for the links. Homosexual behaviour in mammals is interesting.
Dunno why a single quote triggered you, I read it on another thread here and found it inciteful. I don't need to adhere to all of anyone's views except my own, which is kinda my point of all this.
I don't care what you do, as long as it doesn't hurt anyone and you don't dictate to others what they are allowed to do. Maybe you can Google the source of that nugget too. Perhaps it was Gandhi, we do share the same birthday.

2025-12-11 12:18:11 UTC

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Emotions and religions are like private parts. Everyone's got them, nobody wants to see yours.

2025-12-11 12:17:32 UTC

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What's your point? I should be emotional?

2025-12-11 12:15:20 UTC

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Tradition is by definition from past times.
Values etc can be passed on or learned but tradition is "it's always been done this way".

2025-12-11 12:13:17 UTC

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Objectively speaking it is a land mass. My personal views aren't in that statement.
Attacking my spirituality and cultural views is out of whack dude, no need for personal digs. You don't know me from Adam.

2025-12-11 11:43:00 UTC

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No rachets but there are giftwrapped DMs in my Pushbullet inspired clipboard sharing app for Android and Firefox extension (shill shill shill...).
New release made yesterday, please check it out if you have a minute.
Compiles and runs on Chrome and iOS but focus is on others for now.
https://gittr.space/npub19at4nqjjymca2lh3v546vcg5ktun3al4c5xu2pts3ewckv0y70ys0gupzr/pushstr

2025-12-11 11:34:07 UTC

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Banning is strong, but I don't think it's a Christian country... English heritage has aspects Christianity in it, also Paganism, and Buddhism and Judaism and Islam...
Tradition is just peer pressure from the dead.
It's not a religious country and I wouldn't want it to be. It's a land mass full of lots of interesting things and labelling it is dangerous. Theology and state are safer being separate.

2025-12-11 11:16:45 UTC

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I might need those sats back in a bit if this dude is right

2025-12-11 03:09:19 UTC

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Looks like he's cut from the same repugnant cloth as Donnie T

2025-12-11 02:59:52 UTC

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Yes, exactly. It works very well as a simple chat/DM app but it's initial purpose was as a sort of shared clipboard between devices.

2025-12-11 02:45:47 UTC

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Just updated a project of my own that uses giftwrapped DMs and NIP44 encrypted messages and files via Blossom.
It's a Pushbullet clone, but improved in almost every way.
Android and Firefox extension are the focus but it's run on iOS and Chrome.
Working on background mobile notifications, which is harder without servers.
https://gittr.space/npub19at4nqjjymca2lh3v546vcg5ktun3al4c5xu2pts3ewckv0y70ys0gupzr/pushstr