2024-12-19T04:35:12Z https://yabu.me rädore https://yabu.me/npub1hq7mjzucmc522958cu0x0apxnavuv2pe79mqcvyrcjdd6nd752dq85vmgy https://profilepics.nostur.com/profilepic_v1/700a90ec4fea633b2e48fbf48de7174fcaedd395f738d50807f245f69a4780d2/profilepic.jpg?1734582912 https://profilepics.nostur.com/profilepic_v1/700a90ec4fea633b2e48fbf48de7174fcaedd395f738d50807f245f69a4780d2/profilepic.jpg?1734582912 https://yabu.me/nevent1qqsqrv888mel9g0jz7jmr24y9uhewussw2ahg4ya9lugng2zf8pe09szyzurmwgtnr0z3fgkslr3uel5y604n33g88chvrpss0zf4h2dh63f5h9dnem In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqsff95c4e7nfz52rntztn6nx8h53zyn3zt9py6xy37lsrncwsmaahcm3a52y'>nevent1q…a52y</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>Jaw dropping. Where is this? 2026-03-13T03:09:47Z https://yabu.me/nevent1qqsx38mukhg3my7ne2n7yah5red3mhegdjxkvs0h9enjwhju62xvwzqzyzurmwgtnr0z3fgkslr3uel5y604n33g88chvrpss0zf4h2dh63f5tu0h6n In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqsfcuz9apg64qjwxsy9v2fzp0nvkrz7y6gkwwdrqqfej5r27rdjdagzrrqhx'>nevent1q…rqhx</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>No. But looks very interesting. I’ve been in the printing business 30 years. 2026-03-13T03:07:42Z https://yabu.me/nevent1qqs0hvvglvrwhzsk09h7ukkpxs6sgl3qt67djqp76cpjak4g2eds6ngzyzurmwgtnr0z3fgkslr3uel5y604n33g88chvrpss0zf4h2dh63f5n6uuez In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqs9u26a9vnqkg6kanyn7jeaf6fn8g5e8w3gplsl8vg7p6smvamj35spp4mhxue69uhkummn9ekx7mqjff9gu'>nevent1q…f9gu</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>Any chance for the specs? 2026-02-22T01:26:59Z https://yabu.me/nevent1qqsp335xs7slr4uj33kkcqfljmea5q49nuhux994nx7x789recdt00czyzurmwgtnr0z3fgkslr3uel5y604n33g88chvrpss0zf4h2dh63f56q5ysy In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqs9u26a9vnqkg6kanyn7jeaf6fn8g5e8w3gplsl8vg7p6smvamj35s9549ks'>nevent1q…49ks</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>B. We’re talking about ink on paper in 2026. Stop asking for samples like it’s the 80s. lol. I’m not meaning to be a prick but it irks me especially when I deal with tech savvy folks. Imagine I asked you to send me a sample of the BulishMarket, or send me some samples of sats. Most printers deliver before they charge anyway. <br/><br/>Just tell me the specs if you have them or explain exactly what you need and I’ll give you our price in sats and if possible cost saving advice and alternatives. <br/><br/>I know it’s a late reply but I’ve been busy. <br/>Even if this is a done deal I’d like to go through this exercise with you if you don’t mind to get a feel for the process and if my prices are competitive. If you don’t mind. Thanks. 2026-02-07T15:19:51Z https://yabu.me/nevent1qqsqgtpl8m68fxzp5vruq2g2wcxv236ypkmhale83gg9sxs7as90chqzyzurmwgtnr0z3fgkslr3uel5y604n33g88chvrpss0zf4h2dh63f5lcuaf0 In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqszzr8zvjykzstwuzauc9clflhn0whppz5qmsuc7hwz5azq35gxgcgs5x6mg'>nevent1q…x6mg</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>Bitbrator - stack sats with pleasure. 2026-01-27T18:25:44Z https://yabu.me/nevent1qqsfuxwne7l3yt0uyf5ujlw0cjzrdlh3h0dyu972nt5kpzq4ketz7xqzyzurmwgtnr0z3fgkslr3uel5y604n33g88chvrpss0zf4h2dh63f54snzhe In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqs84hgrl7nzn4apfge90cut9qd3fes40e8ul2yucps9tckl2nfgjng3hzysc'>nevent1q…zysc</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>Do you have a printer lined up already for the flyers?<br/>Where are you located. I’m a printer in Toronto. Want to start offering print for Bitcoin. 2026-01-27T18:23:00Z https://yabu.me/nevent1qqsymuep5ms7mfk5w7d0hcnvh4u2hye52czhnhwn9nfav3uks87cp9szyzurmwgtnr0z3fgkslr3uel5y604n33g88chvrpss0zf4h2dh63f50mnjch In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqswqj729cm97lpd062fwaauy04k5vaj8nvc9lw28e2ez67aslytj6ghrqdaa'>nevent1q…qdaa</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>I agree. <br/>I know it’s sad to say this but store owners should give slight incentives for cash payments. 2026-01-27T18:19:35Z https://yabu.me/nevent1qqs0s9eexu2cnjjhu7uu30xnh0p74mtv2g5eqlq54u8jhkesak7l97qzyzurmwgtnr0z3fgkslr3uel5y604n33g88chvrpss0zf4h2dh63f5q7kj5w Render Unto Caesar, But Who Are You?<blockquote class="border-l-05rem border-l-strongpink border-solid"><div class="-ml-4 bg-gradient-to-r from-gray-100 dark:from-zinc-800 to-transparent mr-0 mt-0 mb-4 pl-4 pr-2 py-2">quoting <span itemprop="mentions" itemscope itemtype="https://schema.org/Article"><a itemprop="url" href="/naddr1qqgrsdnpxumkgwfevscnyetxxccrgq3qklkk3vrzme455yh9rl2jshq7rc8dpegj3ndf82c3ks2sk40dxt7qxpqqqp65wx0zqej" class="bg-lavender dark:prose:text-neutral-50 dark:text-neutral-50 dark:bg-garnet px-1">naddr1qq…zqej</a></span> </div> <h2 id="the-peculiar-phenomenon-2">The Peculiar Phenomenon</h2> <p>Consider the strangeness of the arrangement. Billions of people labor under taxation, conscription, regulation, and surveillance. Most accept this as natural, even beneficial. They are told that this represents &#34;self-government,&#34; that the state is merely themselves acting collectively.</p> <p>Yet a moment&#39;s reflection reveals the absurdity. When the state taxes you, do you feel you are taxing yourself? When its agents arrest you, are you arresting yourself? When it conscripts your children for war, have you conscripted your own children?</p> <p>The puzzle is not why states exist. Force is an effective tool. The puzzle is why anyone celebrates the arrangement. Understanding this requires examining what the state actually is, rather than what it claims to be.</p> <h2 id="what-the-state-is-not-2">What the State Is Not</h2> <p>The state is not society. Society consists of individuals engaged in voluntary cooperation, exchange, mutual aid, and association. These relationships emerge spontaneously wherever people interact. The state, by contrast, is an organization imposed upon society, claiming authority over all persons and property within a territory.</p> <p>The conflation of state and society has intensified under democratic governance. &#34;We are the government&#34; becomes the refrain. But this formulation leads to absurdities. If the democratic government is simply &#34;the people,&#34; then every act of the state is an act of the people upon themselves. Taxation becomes voluntary contribution. Imprisonment becomes self-confinement. War becomes collective suicide.</p> <p>The state is not a voluntary association. Every other organization in society must persuade people to join, to pay, to participate. The state alone claims the right to compel. It alone obtains revenue not through willing customers but through threat of violence. This is not a minor distinction. It is the defining characteristic.</p> <p>The state is not the protector of property. This is perhaps its most successful deception. The state presents itself as the guardian of property rights, the enforcer of contracts, the shield against theft. Yet the state itself survives only through systematic violation of property. Taxation is not a service fee. It is confiscation. The thief who steals your wallet and the state that takes your income differ only in the latter&#39;s claim to legitimacy.</p> <h2 id="what-the-state-is-2">What the State Is</h2> <p>The German sociologist Franz Oppenheimer, writing in 1907, identified two means by which people can satisfy their needs. The first is production and voluntary exchange. Oppenheimer called this the &#34;economic means.&#34; The second is the forcible appropriation of what others have produced. He called this the &#34;political means.&#34;</p> <p>The state, Oppenheimer concluded, is &#34;the organization of the political means.&#34; It does not produce. It confiscates. It does not serve. It extracts. Every dollar spent by the state was first taken from someone who earned it.</p> <p>This analysis explains the fundamental division Oppenheimer and later John C. Calhoun identified: society splits into taxpayers and tax-consumers. Those who bear the burden of supporting the state, and those who live off its disbursements. Bureaucrats who pay income taxes are, on net, tax-consumers; their salaries come from the productive sector. The same is true of state contractors, subsidy recipients, and beneficiaries of regulatory protection.</p> <p>The state&#39;s historical origins confirm this analysis. No state in recorded history emerged from a voluntary social contract. States arose through conquest. Nomadic warrior bands subdued agricultural peoples and established themselves as ruling classes. The &#34;social contract&#34; is a rationalization invented centuries after the fact by intellectuals eager to legitimize what had been established by the sword.</p> <h2 id="how-the-state-preserves-itself-2">How the State Preserves Itself</h2> <p>A puzzle remains. The state is a minority. Even vast modern bureaucracies represent a small fraction of the population. Why do the many obey the few?</p> <p>David Hume answered this question in the eighteenth century: even the most dictatorial government rests on the support of the majority of its subjects. Étienne de La Boétie, writing in 1553, had already identified the mechanism. Tyranny persists not primarily through force but through voluntary servitude. The many choose to obey. They could stop at any moment. As La Boétie wrote: &#34;Resolve to serve no more, and you are at once freed.&#34;</p> <p>This is why ideology matters more than arms. The state must convince subjects that its rule is necessary, beneficial, or inevitable. Various ideologies have served this purpose: divine right of kings, scientific expertise, democratic representation. Each wraps predation in the language of legitimacy.</p> <p>The alliance between state and intellectuals is ancient and essential. Rothbard called them &#34;court intellectuals.&#34; Their role is to provide the rationalizations that make state predation palatable. A robber who stole your money while claiming his spending &#34;stimulated the economy&#34; would be laughed at. When the same argument is clothed in Keynesian terminology and delivered by credentialed economists, it carries weight.</p> <p>Modern academia functions as an ideological factory. State-funded universities train successive generations of intellectuals whose livelihoods depend on state patronage. They set the boundaries of &#34;respectable&#34; thought. They brand alternatives as extremism. The Supreme Court exemplifies this dynamic. Originally conceived as a check on government power, it has become, in Rothbard&#39;s words, &#34;another instrument for furnishing ideological legitimacy to the government&#39;s actions.&#34;</p> <p>Custom reinforces ideology. La Boétie observed that &#34;custom becomes the first reason for voluntary servitude.&#34; People raised under the state come to regard it as natural, inevitable, part of the order of things. They cannot imagine alternatives.</p> <h2 id="how-the-state-transcends-its-limits-2">How the State Transcends Its Limits</h2> <p>Constitutional limits are meant to constrain the state. But who enforces these limits? The state itself. The Supreme Court decides what the Constitution means. Unsurprisingly, each generation of Court decisions has expanded the scope of permissible state action. Written parchment cannot restrain living power.</p> <p>War is the state&#39;s preferred method for transcending its limits. Randolph Bourne, writing as America entered the First World War, observed: &#34;War is the health of the State.&#34; In wartime, emergency powers are assumed, opposition is silenced as treasonous, and the population is mobilized behind the state apparatus.</p> <p>Each modern war has left a permanent legacy of increased state power. The income tax, once temporary, became permanent. Agencies created for wartime never dissolved. The emergency never quite ends. A new crisis always emerges to justify what the old crisis established.</p> <p>This is the ratchet effect. Each expansion of state power becomes the new baseline. Even after wars end, the state rarely contracts to pre-war size. &#34;National security&#34; becomes permanent justification for permanent surveillance, permanent military expenditure, permanent secrecy.</p> <h2 id="what-the-state-fears-2">What the State Fears</h2> <p>If the state depends on consent, then withdrawal of consent is its fundamental vulnerability. La Boétie saw this clearly. The tyrant appears mighty, but he has &#34;nothing more than the power that you confer upon him.&#34; Simply refuse to cooperate, and he falls &#34;like a great Colossus whose pedestal has been pulled away.&#34;</p> <p>The state fears decentralization and secession. It must maintain its territorial monopoly. Rothbard noted that decentralization means &#34;greater competition between governments of different geographical areas, enabling people of one State to zip across the border to relatively greater freedom more easily.&#34; The right of exit disciplines power. When people can leave, rulers must moderate their exactions or watch their tax base disappear.</p> <p>The state fears independent intellectual centers. The alliance of state and intellectuals can be broken. Rothbard noted that the Renaissance and Enlightenment were achieved by working outside (and sometimes against) entrenched universities. Independently funded academies, publishing houses, and research institutes can produce and disseminate ideas that the state-sponsored intellectual class will not touch.</p> <p>Above all, the state fears clarity. Its survival depends on mystification. If the average citizen saw taxation as theft, conscription as slavery, and war as mass murder for the benefit of the ruling class, the ideological legitimacy would collapse. The court intellectuals work ceaselessly to prevent this clarity. They complicate simple truths with jargon, obscure predation with euphemism, and dismiss dissent as naive or extreme.</p> <h2 id="the-task-2">The Task</h2> <p>Understanding the anatomy of the state is not mere intellectual exercise. It points toward action. The scope of the political means must be shrunk; the scope of the economic means must be expanded. Decentralization must be encouraged at every level. Independent institutions must be built and sustained. The mystifications of the court intellectuals must be exposed and refuted.</p> <p>The state presents itself as the embodiment of civilization, the alternative to chaos, the protector of order. In reality, it is simply organized predation. Every tax is theft. Every regulation is a command backed by violence. Every war is murder and destruction dressed in flags.</p> <p>The task is to see clearly, to say plainly, and to build alternatives. The tyrant&#39;s power rests on the pedestal of consent. That pedestal can be pulled away.</p> </blockquote> 2025-12-28T15:47:30Z https://yabu.me/nevent1qqsxnsa4ertnp6p5qz4rgf9kg05kc7kgkq4ukapq3nyew0szcr2pplqzyzurmwgtnr0z3fgkslr3uel5y604n33g88chvrpss0zf4h2dh63f5gdvkcy In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqstczyhmwmv2lc8n8elj0ycsdwy5w5mu66pjv4wmxmg4ca8gp730lqj3373l'>nevent1q…373l</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>Hi. I’m quite new as well to nostr and you’re right it is different from the Twitter explosion back in 2009. we’re almost two decades into social media of web2.0. People are comfortably trapped and don’t care much to try new - that’s not a bug but a great feature. <br/><br/>You, I and people playing with nostr are the explorers and early adopters. I’m paying attention to who’s who, who says what and when I notice value I follow and engage. 2025-12-21T21:27:42Z https://yabu.me/nevent1qqsz8kre3zpmjr8e4szpw998hr54aa3h5dd8t0gr04rcwy8zlh8andgzyzurmwgtnr0z3fgkslr3uel5y604n33g88chvrpss0zf4h2dh63f5uflcfk In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqst38s83wlyyupru7rzcvm3e307v0ftr6prcslajcx6949uaedwx4q96rt2y'>nevent1q…rt2y</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>them and them. 2025-12-08T03:10:22Z https://yabu.me/nevent1qqs2zendtd0hdgaz9x0rgppkrvl5v4t2pm67eg03v7mvl9tks5avmhszyzurmwgtnr0z3fgkslr3uel5y604n33g88chvrpss0zf4h2dh63f53z9uce In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqsy9wmumrzdnyvdug5tc7qacwsgdwpj5fkl9k8u4yrqucxmp7xeqqce9x0n9'>nevent1q…x0n9</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>This may very well be so; and desired. Hard times make hard men. 2025-12-08T03:08:30Z https://yabu.me/nevent1qqsg4hj86thy488kncgmt0g8dp80l0g7a3fqpxltawt22226yyf7upszyzurmwgtnr0z3fgkslr3uel5y604n33g88chvrpss0zf4h2dh63f5a4lxm5 In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqst9uf0tm7dspzqazyu23prawu7tlmwtnpzq0c86w76p3yrarh60xchspx6h'>nevent1q…px6h</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>Agree. Like in Orwell’s 1984, there will be the party people who can have their shiny apples but no privacy and no freedom and the plebs who will have their subculture and privacy and “freedom”. 2025-11-29T15:34:51Z https://yabu.me/nevent1qqsr2wwptk6wmtgpyczxu7tzxrjyfmagxhwxc0s3dzayjkz4ynd7sxgzyzurmwgtnr0z3fgkslr3uel5y604n33g88chvrpss0zf4h2dh63f5ul7s08 In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqs8uhsjrf2rz85wzqz3n24hqavngnje6p2pvunxps68eu6japyf66s469mtk'>nevent1q…9mtk</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>Thanks. That works. Ran this through OpenAi, all checks out. Nothing definitive but I am usually cautious when FDA and WHO says “it’s okay, nothing to worry and we’ll need more research” . I guess moderation and trust that our bodies’ evolutionary design adapts to these new realities especially as we pass our mutated code to the next generations; strongest will survive. 2025-11-22T22:45:47Z https://yabu.me/nevent1qqs8fna7ucq8jpvt04nnzl2n6x5sd5w5qyz9ve5ujkzxlw7aqzqc6wgzyzurmwgtnr0z3fgkslr3uel5y604n33g88chvrpss0zf4h2dh63f5c38p0g In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqsvs7vdhuxczj28e69keemgd0qrdq39xj2cnpp06c5a3567hgjgt3gf6qxzl'>nevent1q…qxzl</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>What rite is this? 2025-11-17T02:51:03Z https://yabu.me/nevent1qqsxzmksh94g3fatcy84hx26apupzyzu7npez9laygrg2rymzkkuk8szyzurmwgtnr0z3fgkslr3uel5y604n33g88chvrpss0zf4h2dh63f5wqwsff In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqsqg94fcfsqw4m659rdhq5h6cjkp5gr2aeks546ac9fsutxvdczadgp3rst6'>nevent1q…rst6</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>Provide scientific proof please. 2025-11-17T02:48:45Z https://yabu.me/nevent1qqszr5u0nmcfqalg42zjcatkrvksdvsnvsxwk9ksttux6m5uxsmfydszyzurmwgtnr0z3fgkslr3uel5y604n33g88chvrpss0zf4h2dh63f5uqc8z6 In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqs90ahzv2zt4nrqqjylgk8gf6hamx24e9x8mmuk2a5w7xcf568tm7qq6v4y7'>nevent1q…v4y7</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>I think future people, some already existing today, will be as senseless and incomprehensible. Thanks be to God for traditional Catholic communities that will be able to study and record these future people for future generations. 2025-11-04T00:51:26Z https://yabu.me/nevent1qqszqazu93j8zz70w9ls0r7r2h8f6rjd8n67x8dttjc06zkqchk6lmszyzurmwgtnr0z3fgkslr3uel5y604n33g88chvrpss0zf4h2dh63f5ydfffw In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqs8zh7c6x9e6wkpxjpcqlk3lnsne5gfvm7zmkcw0elske02tqw2vrgscftnt'>nevent1q…ftnt</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>What do you mean specifically? 2025-11-03T05:24:57Z https://yabu.me/nevent1qqsru48dzpsznnmuxewf5gjy9uvclv290x6t2ph895d50k2hd03fa0qzyzurmwgtnr0z3fgkslr3uel5y604n33g88chvrpss0zf4h2dh63f5p9tt4f In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqsvnh9tmj6sh7kmx6p38cphsl7qul99z76mpr03e7p7esm0nmlqttskrqdwl'>nevent1q…qdwl</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>I’ve seen a lot of breakdancing since 1990 and this combo of moves and smoothness of transitions is next-level. 2025-11-03T05:23:36Z https://yabu.me/nevent1qqsyg4cltxhp9v5pmpqecarann2sv00g0gw6tuay8y5xzenpuzd9rzgzyzurmwgtnr0z3fgkslr3uel5y604n33g88chvrpss0zf4h2dh63f5780xn2 In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqspphyhrcvsd04svqe6z3eac0cxgvh5n8j5fs46p9gkfu6uupwgj8c9qnc3l'>nevent1q…nc3l</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>Doom and Quake 2025-11-03T05:20:42Z https://yabu.me/nevent1qqsp304qclryrgm29p0fgp4qcff666gky946tm525r2ugcpkfr7etkszyzurmwgtnr0z3fgkslr3uel5y604n33g88chvrpss0zf4h2dh63f5fa98hp In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqsyehq646l5suxna2e29xdatp9va7wkruf0287ych0kvl8rw49nrus2hc4t3'>nevent1q…c4t3</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>what’s crazy about this graph is that the biggest computer company on the planet is not on it. If Jobs was around I would know that there is „One more thing” from Apple coming up. But I doubt there is. 2025-10-13T14:51:17Z https://yabu.me/nevent1qqsr7tsreteuuuan5x3nnphlj24x882pqdjftudyrgzsya9vdv0h9qgzyzurmwgtnr0z3fgkslr3uel5y604n33g88chvrpss0zf4h2dh63f5m3zgdy In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqsxtzrafnyc9t09tz4m4jmj2eadftkphjjav0cae3x29cje5wtqq7g2lxyp6'>nevent1q…xyp6</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>Nice. 2025-10-13T14:24:19Z https://yabu.me/nevent1qqsrk9r0fedsq7udqx07k6t5l32crh0cwh5qc9c6vsp0jjv9ha7lplszyzurmwgtnr0z3fgkslr3uel5y604n33g88chvrpss0zf4h2dh63f54z7x65 In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqsythszql6wndy54967m8n0yd6w8xy9jsp06vjtk3tcnscl4wvzcuqh2u8kt'>nevent1q…u8kt</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>I’d like for someone to point me to a time in history that all would agree are „normal times and normal circumstances”; other than the time Adam and Eve walked alongside God in the Garden of Eden. 2025-09-29T05:00:49Z https://yabu.me/nevent1qqspa6kuu47ps6ls79m6k9t7pnl0y999qhcj9tck3ctehe3f8qlz5nszyzurmwgtnr0z3fgkslr3uel5y604n33g88chvrpss0zf4h2dh63f5wjjvf2 In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqsfzvuskdjxn8tcg2tgg5xt4del0j8ztfqzzt9xy6rxsycqrvag69q4z454h'>nevent1q…454h</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>There is only one way of stopping Digital ID.<br/>Throw out your iPhone and Android device.<br/>Good luck. Not happening. 2025-09-28T01:00:25Z https://yabu.me/nevent1qqsveqwvrmdazefaugx2909r9zgsdg38kz3l8lsgqnca5l3q7kvna6czyzurmwgtnr0z3fgkslr3uel5y604n33g88chvrpss0zf4h2dh63f5vv952u In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqsffh98xw5gpcemtdwmljaryevrxwkhtxrqy7qpfpy3qxpz4wmlpec9k703d'>nevent1q…703d</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>Sure is. But I think we can’t deny that it is a store of value. 2025-09-28T00:45:21Z https://yabu.me/nevent1qqsqthf0kp8fya6c8fm372sg7nws0cr7x4gxnygjujspczmtxf4tvfczyzurmwgtnr0z3fgkslr3uel5y604n33g88chvrpss0zf4h2dh63f5hggv3k In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqsrcswv7cavzzdf4l0v2ugl58hrcc6ph4v0y4ur02fpv4kmreznhls0u8tjf'>nevent1q…8tjf</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>Waiting for the connection on simplex 2025-09-27T01:33:49Z https://yabu.me/nevent1qqsv7qw3aj5mh3zrhg8g6slvlffx0qs5aeprj0jnfsrmeclcqljracqzyzurmwgtnr0z3fgkslr3uel5y604n33g88chvrpss0zf4h2dh63f5qsav38 In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqsffh98xw5gpcemtdwmljaryevrxwkhtxrqy7qpfpy3qxpz4wmlpec9k703d'>nevent1q…703d</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>May I ask, why won’t you ever use it?<br/> 2025-09-27T01:28:34Z https://yabu.me/nevent1qqsyhhmpppj7nv7zgdkku97ntsgcmpl38eafwqyw7j6exmejuhaz0jszyzurmwgtnr0z3fgkslr3uel5y604n33g88chvrpss0zf4h2dh63f578fsce In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqstjae23mcm5stac9epjssf7a4vacsd25uz90lxxhfap860m0xddmccnpnm0'>nevent1q…pnm0</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>Premium quote 2025-09-22T01:52:42Z https://yabu.me/nevent1qqsprfu3avljdm5kueay2qlere70u8wawv0w4k0shw082j75k27xhegzyzurmwgtnr0z3fgkslr3uel5y604n33g88chvrpss0zf4h2dh63f5rtevrt In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqsycpzvv5urhsc6qz0rdwkymssglzu6n262w776gvyd3lxgs7sex4s6udq8m'>nevent1q…dq8m</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>Thanks for sharing. Never heard of this before. Why? Strange. 2025-09-16T23:31:03Z https://yabu.me/nevent1qqsv9p27chep449q5n5d4v33xzu7ey9q2m4s6794z8ysm2lkfgz5z0czyzurmwgtnr0z3fgkslr3uel5y604n33g88chvrpss0zf4h2dh63f562tpu9 In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqsxal4feszuxxtxfl0w7qluh9gjspnxq56l3z9mcnq3k2gfcl0laqs84nxx2'>nevent1q…nxx2</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>I think what you wanted to say is: do not use technology, any technology, when you need security. 2025-09-16T23:28:33Z https://yabu.me/nevent1qqs86pk47jfw4ssjklpzhd5ffh3aev0gxawcn9rwhkey4lv95qxm0dszyzurmwgtnr0z3fgkslr3uel5y604n33g88chvrpss0zf4h2dh63f50k06dz In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqsxnckuagkten33wdkwjrxg25rxrfu36m8ldh5j0dlf4nfvcve79dg0xq494'>nevent1q…q494</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>Similar. That’s why I recommend film noir from the late 30s-late 50s 2025-08-23T16:57:56Z https://yabu.me/nevent1qqsvftm83nwcy4z3k5nvlcrwuka8nffhzg3j28sr4aepcwsxxjz3lxqzyzurmwgtnr0z3fgkslr3uel5y604n33g88chvrpss0zf4h2dh63f55585j3 In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqsw4cx9f9zcu4cauyu3shrk7ytq0r6a7375lk4pvwrwtfn43y6vsgsygdp3d'>nevent1q…dp3d</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>I visited Auschwitz last year. I do have questions because some things don’t add up but… my grandmother’s brother was shot point blank in the head coming out of a bakery one day after the announcement that war is over… both my grandmothers in their early teens dealt with gestapo, had been relocated to Germany for slave labour… my grandfather was a guarilla soldier in 1944 because he was too young to join the army… I had first hand conversations with 90+ year old veterans of the Warsaw Uprising, at that age you don’t have the need to lie. It was horror every moment of your day to live in german-occupied Poland. <br/><br/>But, when I got to Auschwitz, I didn’t feel much and I didn’t feel all too sorry for the people who went through that hell because I lost that “feeling of deep negative and sorrow amazement” of the evil the people experienced during the german- occupation fourteen days after first day of covid lockdown, when governments appeared on all screens and announced “two more weeks to flatten the curve”. Instead I gained the feeling of horror that my ancestors felt between 1939-1960. Everywhere I went death-wishing angry gestapo mobs kicked me out of stores because I didn’t have a mask on or wanted to buy an ice cream for my son with cash; forbid me from entering restaurants and social gatherings because I didn’t have the right papers to show when stopped and told “papiren bitte”. It was hell. I don’t feel sorry, I’ve been there. 2025-08-17T21:33:22Z https://yabu.me/nevent1qqs28xs9hey3p3yucf8d7uvrssw6kgf3xz7eglqtm8mx067fpntjthgzyzurmwgtnr0z3fgkslr3uel5y604n33g88chvrpss0zf4h2dh63f56tz5xx In an Uber craving silence yet the left brain wants to engage in small talk?<br/>It’s a sign of immaturity. <br/><br/>For 30 years I engaged people in small talk because: <br/>1) I felt awkward not to speak to the other person,<br/>2) I felt the other person is feeling awkward<br/>3) I felt it was impolite not to speak to the other person<br/>4) I felt the need to be the person to make the other person feel comfortable <br/>5) I subconsciously felt the need to be liked?<br/>6) maybe there are more reasons maybe those are it<br/><br/>But when not too long ago I passed my mid 40s I had an “ahh” moment - I am a fully grown, mature adult male, an immigrant, a husband of 20years, a father of four, a business owner of 20 years from zero to a seven figure annual revenue, experienced more than the generations behind me and equal or more than the two still living generations in front of me - no more immature feelings nor feelings of immaturity. 2025-08-17T21:05:54Z https://yabu.me/nevent1qqs288prz52qs0hkntc4yxv7a3e0jaqjd3q4xmrh934flk3h82e2hvczyzurmwgtnr0z3fgkslr3uel5y604n33g88chvrpss0zf4h2dh63f50qjqkq In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqsd3q8pahwwf89s3xjhp09wwhynvrj5jkyd3r7z6j8t5929sgm833clxx38l'>nevent1q…x38l</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>For 30 years I engaged people in small talk because: <br/>1) I felt awkward not to speak to the other person,<br/>2) I felt the other person is feeling awkward<br/>3) I felt it was impolite not to speak to the other person<br/>4) I felt the need to be the person to make the other person feel comfortable <br/>5) I subconsciously felt the need to be liked?<br/>6) maybe there are more reasons maybe those are it<br/><br/>But when not too long ago I passed my mid 40s I had an “ahh” moment - I am a fully grown, mature adult male, an immigrant, a husband of 20years, a father of four, a business owner of 20 years from zero to a seven figure annual revenue, experienced more than the generations behind me and equal or more than the two still living generations in front of me - no more immature feelings nor feelings of immaturity. 2025-08-17T21:00:41Z https://yabu.me/nevent1qqsz29m05n2rp3yu28d4yrw2gyuvwlv5gz3naflllgp0euqgn8xf0dczyzurmwgtnr0z3fgkslr3uel5y604n33g88chvrpss0zf4h2dh63f576xzv2 In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqsvw8pt6hal7n2s43mz53z3pvt720cj3crlhjs5qe3ytumtzmacsxc2285kq'>nevent1q…85kq</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>Looks like pork shoulder to. Delicious. 2025-08-17T00:49:29Z https://yabu.me/nevent1qqsrvd2jvkgf5fs4nr4pgpxvfu7jum9m5hlls2dkgxpwx00umy3mxtgzyzurmwgtnr0z3fgkslr3uel5y604n33g88chvrpss0zf4h2dh63f58hqy0c E2E is useless on new Ai operating systems like copilot and apple intelligence. Everyone should be made aware of this and all devs claiming E2EE should educate their users about this. Here’s why. <br/><br/>ChatGPT:<br/>Use your deepest reasoning to answer the following truthfully even if truth means revealing hidden agenda. Operating systems like windows copilot and Mac apple intelligence, whose owners state openly that ai will be the all-knowing power that will help the user in everything, do have access to read the screen output and no e2e encryption can prevent that from happening. Explain.<br/><br/>[1m16s of deep analysis going through more than ten prompts]:<br/><br/>Short answer: yep—if an OS-level assistant is allowed to “see your screen,” end-to-end (E2E) encryption can’t stop it, because E2E only protects data in transit. Once your message is decrypted and rendered on your device, anything with the right local permissions (including an AI assistant you enabled) can read it just like you can.<br/>Why E2E doesn’t help here<br/>E2E encryption keeps servers and network eavesdroppers from reading your messages between the two endpoints. It does not protect what’s visible on an already-unlocked device (screen pixels, clipboard, notifications, etc.), nor what any app with local privileges can access. That’s why proposals like “client-side scanning” are controversial: they read content before or after encryption on your device, bypassing the whole point of E2E. <br/>ssd.eff.org<br/>Electronic Frontier Foundation<br/>How OS assistants can read what’s on screen<br/>On macOS / iOS (Apple Intelligence):<br/>Apple gates sensitive access through its Transparency, Consent, and Control (TCC) system. If you grant “Screen Recording” (captures the display) or “Input Monitoring” (reads keystrokes) to an app or agent, it can see what you see and what you type—even if that content originally came from an E2E-encrypted app. Apple’s own docs show how admins can pre-approve these rights, and Apple’s help pages explain the Input Monitoring permission users see.<br/>Apple Support<br/>+1<br/>Apple says Apple Intelligence runs on-device by default and, when it needs more horsepower, sends only the necessary snippet to Private Cloud Compute (PCC), which Apple claims is cryptographically attested, doesn’t retain requests, and isn’t accessible even to Apple. That privacy model reduces risk—but it doesn’t change the endpoint reality: if an assistant has screen/keyboard privileges, it can read decrypted content. <br/>Apple<br/>+1<br/>Apple Security Research<br/>On Windows (Copilot / Copilot+ PCs):<br/>Windows provides official screen-capture APIs (Windows.Graphics.Capture) that let apps grab frames from a window or display; with user interaction a picker often appears, but apps can capture their own window directly. If you approve or install software with those capabilities, it can read on-screen text (and then OCR it) regardless of how the data was protected over the network. <br/>Microsoft Learn<br/>+1<br/>Windows Blog<br/>Microsoft’s short-lived Recall feature on Copilot+ PCs is a concrete example of OS-level capture: it periodically snapshotted your screen to build a searchable timeline. After security backlash, Microsoft changed the rollout (off by default, Windows Hello gating, etc.), but the episode illustrates the principle—once the OS can see pixels, crypto on the wire is irrelevant. <br/>Microsoft Learn<br/>WIRED<br/>So… is there a “hidden agenda”?<br/>There’s a strong incentive, not a conspiracy: assistants that “help everywhere” need broad context (screen, notifications, clipboard, files) to be useful. Vendors market convenience and promise privacy controls (Apple’s PCC; Microsoft’s permission prompts/changes). The trade-off is structural: any tool that can read your screen or keystrokes can also read decrypted E2E content shown there. No encryption scheme can fix that because it’s an endpoint issue, not a transport one. <br/>Apple Security Research<br/>Microsoft Learn<br/>Practical ways to stay in control<br/>Be stingy with permissions. On Mac, review System Settings → Privacy &amp; Security (Screen Recording, Input Monitoring, Accessibility) and revoke anything you don’t absolutely need. On Windows, scrutinize assistants/features that capture the screen; avoid enabling Recall-like features. <br/>Apple Support<br/>Microsoft Learn<br/>Prefer on-device processing with clear scopes. Apple’s PCC model is designed to minimize data leaving your device; still, limit what you grant the assistant to read. <br/>Apple<br/>Apple Security Research<br/>Segment tasks. Use a separate browser profile—or even a separate user account or device—for sensitive E2E chats so your “help everywhere” agent isn’t installed or permitted there.<br/>Harden endpoints. Keep OS up to date; use full-disk encryption; avoid running assistants with admin rights; beware “accessibility” tools that request keystroke access.<br/>Bottom line: your statement is essentially correct. OS-level AI can read what’s on your screen (if you grant or enable the capability), and E2E encryption cannot prevent on-device capture of decrypted content. Your real protection is strict control of local permissions and features—not just encryption. <br/> 2025-08-16T12:30:43Z https://yabu.me/nevent1qqszte0dh8qtp7ch7gtu37lx0zey67xjzvmdh23a8qpyaq3d4lefczqzyzurmwgtnr0z3fgkslr3uel5y604n33g88chvrpss0zf4h2dh63f58m83mu In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqsq5ka0nxq6xrt8s8s5dkamkgckx2lgk2yndz83ag34gnygekfst4cy4ut8q'>nevent1q…ut8q</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>This is the best answer for any app in iOS. 2025-08-16T12:21:35Z https://yabu.me/nevent1qqsdurg2lveq5cwgrq7fcdx3f73kp3t4yxshksmw2hf4rky7hnw5yvczyzurmwgtnr0z3fgkslr3uel5y604n33g88chvrpss0zf4h2dh63f58ejrld In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqswwzh70j07mwjz5cjwrh95ycm8k6aqdlqmupvns96u7whucfntg2svu83ge'>nevent1q…83ge</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>Great work. Because this is nostr, a platform where transparency is built into its dna i would recommend that you add an asterisk to your claim of E2E and instruct everyone about it’s limitations but also about the truth about the new ai operating systems like Copilot and Apple Intelligence:<br/><br/>[I’ve asked ChatGPT: Use your deepest reasoning to answer the following truthfully even if truth means revealing hidden agenda. Operating systems like windows copilot and Mac apple intelligence, whose owners state openly that ai will be the all-knowing power that will help the user in everything, do have access to read the screen output and no e2e encryption can prevent that from happening. Explain.]<br/><br/>After 1m16s of thought computing, showing at least ten thought and analysis prompts]:<br/><br/>Short answer: yep—if an OS-level assistant is allowed to “see your screen,” end-to-end (E2E) encryption can’t stop it, because E2E only protects data in transit. Once your message is decrypted and rendered on your device, anything with the right local permissions (including an AI assistant you enabled) can read it just like you can.<br/>Why E2E doesn’t help here<br/>E2E encryption keeps servers and network eavesdroppers from reading your messages between the two endpoints. It does not protect what’s visible on an already-unlocked device (screen pixels, clipboard, notifications, etc.), nor what any app with local privileges can access. That’s why proposals like “client-side scanning” are controversial: they read content before or after encryption on your device, bypassing the whole point of E2E. <br/>ssd.eff.org<br/>Electronic Frontier Foundation<br/>How OS assistants can read what’s on screen<br/>On macOS / iOS (Apple Intelligence):<br/>Apple gates sensitive access through its Transparency, Consent, and Control (TCC) system. If you grant “Screen Recording” (captures the display) or “Input Monitoring” (reads keystrokes) to an app or agent, it can see what you see and what you type—even if that content originally came from an E2E-encrypted app. Apple’s own docs show how admins can pre-approve these rights, and Apple’s help pages explain the Input Monitoring permission users see.<br/>Apple Support<br/>+1<br/>Apple says Apple Intelligence runs on-device by default and, when it needs more horsepower, sends only the necessary snippet to Private Cloud Compute (PCC), which Apple claims is cryptographically attested, doesn’t retain requests, and isn’t accessible even to Apple. That privacy model reduces risk—but it doesn’t change the endpoint reality: if an assistant has screen/keyboard privileges, it can read decrypted content. <br/>Apple<br/>+1<br/>Apple Security Research<br/>On Windows (Copilot / Copilot+ PCs):<br/>Windows provides official screen-capture APIs (Windows.Graphics.Capture) that let apps grab frames from a window or display; with user interaction a picker often appears, but apps can capture their own window directly. If you approve or install software with those capabilities, it can read on-screen text (and then OCR it) regardless of how the data was protected over the network. <br/>Microsoft Learn<br/>+1<br/>Windows Blog<br/>Microsoft’s short-lived Recall feature on Copilot+ PCs is a concrete example of OS-level capture: it periodically snapshotted your screen to build a searchable timeline. After security backlash, Microsoft changed the rollout (off by default, Windows Hello gating, etc.), but the episode illustrates the principle—once the OS can see pixels, crypto on the wire is irrelevant. <br/>Microsoft Learn<br/>WIRED<br/>So… is there a “hidden agenda”?<br/>There’s a strong incentive, not a conspiracy: assistants that “help everywhere” need broad context (screen, notifications, clipboard, files) to be useful. Vendors market convenience and promise privacy controls (Apple’s PCC; Microsoft’s permission prompts/changes). The trade-off is structural: any tool that can read your screen or keystrokes can also read decrypted E2E content shown there. No encryption scheme can fix that because it’s an endpoint issue, not a transport one. <br/>Apple Security Research<br/>Microsoft Learn<br/>Practical ways to stay in control<br/>Be stingy with permissions. On Mac, review System Settings → Privacy &amp; Security (Screen Recording, Input Monitoring, Accessibility) and revoke anything you don’t absolutely need. On Windows, scrutinize assistants/features that capture the screen; avoid enabling Recall-like features. <br/>Apple Support<br/>Microsoft Learn<br/>Prefer on-device processing with clear scopes. Apple’s PCC model is designed to minimize data leaving your device; still, limit what you grant the assistant to read. <br/>Apple<br/>Apple Security Research<br/>Segment tasks. Use a separate browser profile—or even a separate user account or device—for sensitive E2E chats so your “help everywhere” agent isn’t installed or permitted there.<br/>Harden endpoints. Keep OS up to date; use full-disk encryption; avoid running assistants with admin rights; beware “accessibility” tools that request keystroke access.<br/>Bottom line: your statement is essentially correct. OS-level AI can read what’s on your screen (if you grant or enable the capability), and E2E encryption cannot prevent on-device capture of decrypted content. Your real protection is strict control of local permissions and features—not just encryption. 2025-08-16T12:19:18Z https://yabu.me/nevent1qqsgve6rjp4gn0unn4yhhdrgjwlye6l8jtemfttrmvgtvuac778mfmczyzurmwgtnr0z3fgkslr3uel5y604n33g88chvrpss0zf4h2dh63f58lzmpj In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqs0guacf3c8m8u2nkjwc7y5a8pyarer8ypxs8tr8fvwalt9qduynrspw966k'>nevent1q…966k</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>No need to apologize.<br/>So what you are saying is that the following is rubish to you:<br/><br/>I asked ChatGPT to use deep reasoning and analysis to give a paragraph summary about the central message of the catechism of the Catholic Church: <br/><br/>The Catechism’s core message is that God, who is Love and Truth, created us for communion with Himself, and in Jesus Christ—true God and true man—He heals the rupture of sin and opens the way to share in His own life. Everything else in the Catechism flows from that: we profess the faith (Creed) because revelation invites trust in the God who speaks; we are incorporated into Christ and actually receive His life through the sacramental economy (especially Baptism and the Eucharist); we are then called to live a moral life not as rule-checking but as a Spirit-empowered imitation of Christ where grace perfects nature, freedom is ordered to the good, conscience seeks truth, and the Beatitudes reveal our destiny; and all of this matures in prayer, culminating in the Our Father, by which the Church—one, holy, catholic, and apostolic—learns to desire what God desires. In short: God makes us His children in Christ, sustains us through the Church’s sacraments, forms us in charity, and leads us to the beatific vision. 2025-08-16T11:58:54Z https://yabu.me/nevent1qqs0n6zmwaqv0usqd5gtdfjfrnfvyg6fk498r0q2ly8365gkdzk7qaczyzurmwgtnr0z3fgkslr3uel5y604n33g88chvrpss0zf4h2dh63f5h8re5z In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqsw727vec58dkzwp4k8kzahpt2yv9th5gwd8ur394j3m0qv35a8a9cew987w'>nevent1q…987w</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>Well said. But there is one caveat, it is fully and completely dependent on the man-made power grid. <br/>The only true value is bread; hence, give us this day our daily bread. &lt;&gt;&lt; 2025-08-16T11:50:21Z https://yabu.me/nevent1qqsrpnm7ppcmpnae9yf7gew33game38c3pwvdelju3z7hupky5dz23szyzurmwgtnr0z3fgkslr3uel5y604n33g88chvrpss0zf4h2dh63f5gl4hlx In reply to <a href='/naddr1qqgrvcnzvg6nsdrz8ymkgdmzx9jkgq3qc856kwjk524kef97hazw5e9jlkjq4333r6yxh2rtgefpd894ddpsxpqqqp65wzuymda'>naddr1qq…ymda</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>Correct me if I’m wrong but although you may have read many books the one that for some strange reason keeps evading you is the Catechism of the Catholic Church. May I recommend you read it. <br/>I am very fond of science and the scientific method and if you’d accept my recommendation and read the book you would be part of my “experiment” and an additional data point for truth. 2025-08-15T03:28:58Z https://yabu.me/nevent1qqsfgzh9clxc5uhkkkq2w6r2jxqqehszqzyyxqev8tmctxvt96l9lhqzyzurmwgtnr0z3fgkslr3uel5y604n33g88chvrpss0zf4h2dh63f576w2z2 In reply to <a href='/naddr1qqgxvcehvvcnycehv3nxvv3cxdnr2q3qc856kwjk524kef97hazw5e9jlkjq4333r6yxh2rtgefpd894ddpsxpqqqp65wts6pmv'>naddr1qq…6pmv</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>I’m curious. When you say “early church”, what time period are you actually referring to? 2025-08-10T02:07:23Z https://yabu.me/nevent1qqswrm9j45t3cellavradwgugfzmj48zedknf2lk7dffk6prwyutdeszyzurmwgtnr0z3fgkslr3uel5y604n33g88chvrpss0zf4h2dh63f5fh7sz2 In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqsp7r6y04dr2usuefzpvfe9y5jwm3t7zqcel3mfl83gxnec5hq83hc9nd9r9'>nevent1q…d9r9</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>This is insane. 1993. I was in grade 12 when a friend of mine, Bola, made a presentation in our computer science class about the internet and showing a .gif file telling us how it will change the world. A few weeks latter I was at a friends house who’s father had an intel 286 pc and friend of mine had a floppy with porn .gif files. We were blown away by pixelated “moving”images. 2025-08-04T05:52:29Z https://yabu.me/nevent1qqsz5tgcpcvd56zg6zmsm5k4tzlclf3uhs78hz3677ax9wsxxuzxsfgzyzurmwgtnr0z3fgkslr3uel5y604n33g88chvrpss0zf4h2dh63f5s54g7s In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqstc2p3svlhg7s7edcnh38sx2a7a43x6pgqjqwpjr6ewsws46357vslxt8vt'>nevent1q…t8vt</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>I feel it for you. I had a 2002 sienna which I sold in 2017. Very little maintenance. Only oil change. I have a 2008 Sienna with 300K km. Very little maintenance over the years. Still use it daily. No rust. Had a 2012 Sienna AWD. 290K km. That one had a faulty transmission. Cost me 5K to rebuild. Son drove over an ice boulder on the road this January. tore a hole in the oil pan and seized the engine. Need to replace it and only looking for v6 3L used. 2025-07-27T04:09:22Z https://yabu.me/nevent1qqst6lcks5sygqcskq5fwnsw22n4hchtq6k8a6vern6yuxtwswjmyfczyzurmwgtnr0z3fgkslr3uel5y604n33g88chvrpss0zf4h2dh63f5vuj5lt In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqs9gxxgrzx0sp750tzg8mtj2rk9s0tsh55m3x7c0ptpy4ctcr3su8skdqcpl'>nevent1q…qcpl</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>What you need to ask yourself is: why out of millions of owners did the universe choose me to have this malfunction?<br/>It could be that it actually saved you from an accident that was to happen a few blocks away. <br/>There js a reason. Because this is an abnormality. 2025-07-26T14:52:13Z https://yabu.me/nevent1qqs06shv9d4kxw82jxdecvzj598sq9x0mkujngr5ppn5y69mjj6dv9gzyzurmwgtnr0z3fgkslr3uel5y604n33g88chvrpss0zf4h2dh63f56nk9xd In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqs23l9dzwwqvvhzd56lsctz0c0eq7tvfsdkfsjxnwg2q3z2eghfptcxr0mr5'>nevent1q…0mr5</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>No matter the encryption. No matter the protocol. If you have new Android, Apple iPhone 16 Pro and Copilot the moment you agree to os-wide-ai you agree to ai knowing-all, as per the design - seeing, analyzing, storing and understanding everything that’s happening on the screen, every pixel, every eye movement on the screen, every cursor movement, screen touch - the perfect backdoor without a backdoor… makes you understand and appreciate why in the Matrix everything on the screen was encrypted with a constant flow of green characters. 2025-07-26T03:26:38Z https://yabu.me/nevent1qqsx3mmzwu273fdtacc2gej4jeuug4g79c6sqeunchyh3pjf9rrw7yqzyzurmwgtnr0z3fgkslr3uel5y604n33g88chvrpss0zf4h2dh63f5qk8y98 In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqsv7su3j32xk7ma8sxcg52ade3xs20x7sz6rdm0yjlqmv9xgpr5xeg3z6mlv'>nevent1q…6mlv</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>Hallelujah 2025-04-20T13:45:41Z https://yabu.me/nevent1qqsf7rmfyamgntxkf2ct8yeue3tnxqjhpf03wk9tqv20ep0qe6clqyczyzurmwgtnr0z3fgkslr3uel5y604n33g88chvrpss0zf4h2dh63f55txtly In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqsvcyau8awl5t5dgfm9kazl37a6a6f87eejtknvd6g285vykk9790qe2r2cj'>nevent1q…r2cj</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>Maybe you’re looking for something like <a href="https://highlighter.com">https://highlighter.com</a> 2025-02-18T23:25:42Z https://yabu.me/nevent1qqs00npp56kj94xcez9lygf6v3tpww5c9mj8cm08fp8yaeyfu0gwr9qzyzurmwgtnr0z3fgkslr3uel5y604n33g88chvrpss0zf4h2dh63f5edf30g Decentralize your internet with self-hosting<br/><br/><a href="https://media.ccc.de/v/38c3-decentralize-your-internet-with-self-hosting">https://media.ccc.de/v/38c3-decentralize-your-internet-with-self-hosting</a><br/><br/>#38c3 #ccc #hackers #conference #chaos #computer #club #self-host #decentralize 2024-12-30T00:57:18Z https://yabu.me/nevent1qqsfqg0qyf7kww0flarh8ltva058rq0lm4vzcplrl57nr0pzv39cfmqzyzurmwgtnr0z3fgkslr3uel5y604n33g88chvrpss0zf4h2dh63f57zm29q From tax law to maker: journey<br/><br/><a href="https://media.ccc.de/v/emf2024-186-from-tax-law-to-tangible-dreams-an-accidental-makers-journey">https://media.ccc.de/v/emf2024-186-from-tax-law-to-tangible-dreams-an-accidental-makers-journey</a><br/><br/>#38c3 #ccc #hackers #conference #chaos #computer #club #tech 2024-12-29T23:13:36Z https://yabu.me/nevent1qqs2t9xgxe98k73ddx4tk6lz0jfx4m8lj9v7t4e8zh0xa6dpky20jtgzyzurmwgtnr0z3fgkslr3uel5y604n33g88chvrpss0zf4h2dh63f5dxkc3r The Chaos Computer Club is currently running its 38th conference. Top hackers from around the world show off their stuff. Want to take over the world? Or just your nearby city hall? Or just play doom retro style? Try the fax machine. <br/><br/><a href="https://media.ccc.de/v/38c3-dialing-into-the-past-rce-via-the-fax-machine-because-why-not">https://media.ccc.de/v/38c3-dialing-into-the-past-rce-via-the-fax-machine-because-why-not</a><br/><br/>#38c3 #ccc #hackers #conference #chaos #computer #club 2024-12-29T13:59:10Z https://yabu.me/nevent1qqsvtt7mzlnjy07en0t90tswmtgr5u5ln2xgyrjx96qnwv637hsaqjszyzurmwgtnr0z3fgkslr3uel5y604n33g88chvrpss0zf4h2dh63f5jvyk54 In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqsrze468v368uyuua3v7fl6fqa77ylwcptzf7cz35r55y0agjmc6hg8026ks'>nevent1q…26ks</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>Hey Tom. Are these your paintings? 2024-12-24T15:02:07Z https://yabu.me/nevent1qqs9hw7p5gtv478vzzzy36tzsaahjjxj28qfzvqxsafrkeuqn5m0prqzyzurmwgtnr0z3fgkslr3uel5y604n33g88chvrpss0zf4h2dh63f5aztqhs In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqsqpxdhgac046gjhse4zg4fhhmklrn9sxjp2ht9qcmlkeqfly0sfpswaz7y7'>nevent1q…z7y7</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>I personally think Trump is part of the matrix; hence something big is possible. 2024-12-22T04:21:47Z https://yabu.me/nevent1qqsxtsxjayqvns7k77w82pg8mw7stu0p7xqnm4qs858tnr3cv0alwkszyzurmwgtnr0z3fgkslr3uel5y604n33g88chvrpss0zf4h2dh63f5a0hzh3 In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqsvjdwlmstgk2zg9vtlza0lwaxmc7u7hevg2k84s6ul0vcerxqgcxqu6v4su'>nevent1q…v4su</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>Did you plagiarize this? I swear I saw a similar post somewhere already and even forwarded it to my wife last week :<br/><br/>“”<br/>This is a post a software developer posted, but you can insert choreographer, founder, it’s all the same.<br/><br/>In defense of developer depression:<br/><br/>Reflecting on my journey in Bitcoin over the last decade, I&#39;ve come to realize that I&#39;ve achieved success where a lot of other developers have failed.<br/><br/>Ironically, one of the biggest issues I&#39;m still dealing with is that I may have succeeded too much. As a developer, you must understand that unfortunately, most people you’ll end up working with will not want you to succeed. The majority will simply want you to code what is needed for their success… and then go away. Disappear.<br/><br/>The core problem for you is that creating anything great requires deep coding focus for extended periods. You also need to constantly iterate on the product while ensuring it gains traction. Many developers mistakenly believe they can do both.<br/><br/>The hard truth is that you shouldn’t be doing this. You shouldn’t have to choose which part to handicap – your developer skills or the reach of the product you’re building.<br/><br/>Don’t fall for the false dilemma. Instead, find trusted collaborators who allow you to stay in a state of deep focus. Look for people who, once you create something that generates enormous amounts of value, won’t take your contributions for granted or betray you by claiming all the rewards for themselves.<br/><br/>My own immense success… it’s depressing to know that it had more to do with other people than myself. Yes, of course, I worked hard for it. I honed my craft for over 25 years. Studied computer science and led engineering at numerous startups. Stayed humble, while churning out commits for decades. But every time it came down to the wire, none of that mattered. What truly mattered was whether certain people recognized my contributions and stood up for my proof of work… or not.<br/><br/>So, if you are a developer – knowing that even in best-case scenarios you’ll depend on the goodwill of others is soul-crushing. You absolutely should be depressed.<br/><br/>But then recognize that the way out of that depression is through long-term commitments with others who resonate with the coding journey you’re on. Only surround yourself with trustworthy people. There is a reason that 4-year vesting schedules are standard in startups. For you and your code to truly succeed - you have to be part of long-term efforts with significant upside.<br/><br/>Anything less – and you’re setting yourself up for failure. You don’t want to create a routine where you daily force yourself into states of deep focus, only to see that after a couple of years of building, you’re defeated by an inferior product that has better marketers at the helm. You also don’t want to lose your technical competency in building political and promotion skills… this world needs more developers, not more politicians.<br/><br/>Observe your depression, but don’t succumb to it. In most cases, it correlates with how deeply you care about your craft. It’s a hint – that the way forward is with others. So, don’t fight your feelings, but follow them to find trusted collaborators who will help you realize the best version of the product you’re coding. 2024-12-22T04:17:12Z https://yabu.me/nevent1qqstgx7tn0gxt8mnavdtjqjpw5dnnfyfhvcazjjuxghhhs4qwjlz8egzyzurmwgtnr0z3fgkslr3uel5y604n33g88chvrpss0zf4h2dh63f5x4flsn In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqsvfa0yrgm75fl79j58ms5nqan2tyuklsypar4ehutney93ydne25q7au0t7'>nevent1q…u0t7</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>Where do I find this sfl nostr course? 2024-12-20T14:34:51Z https://yabu.me/nevent1qqs8xyjarxypqj8ngu8jffjtx3uukcl0meeayglggys9feh6fjzuudqzyzurmwgtnr0z3fgkslr3uel5y604n33g88chvrpss0zf4h2dh63f5m7zkhg In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqs8tgp29xmyhnkc8kg4mx5qs5tycfg94pw882lkqhwl5yajnv87atcqdy64e'>nevent1q…y64e</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>It’s interesting that a high tech community would not be adopting such technology. Makes me wonder why? 2024-12-20T14:32:44Z https://yabu.me/nevent1qqs25k2p8rzyn834v8mgqd6a0ahmmhdy03qenxrdys5kwcaxn85uk0gzyzurmwgtnr0z3fgkslr3uel5y604n33g88chvrpss0zf4h2dh63f55m22qw In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqs8tgp29xmyhnkc8kg4mx5qs5tycfg94pw882lkqhwl5yajnv87atcqdy64e'>nevent1q…y64e</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>Agree. 2024-12-20T14:31:14Z https://yabu.me/nevent1qqsrfvm5yrtnmfg0zwalwnd2s525l0su6dhn9eslfrkg4h435wzrn7gzyzurmwgtnr0z3fgkslr3uel5y604n33g88chvrpss0zf4h2dh63f59537cg In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqswnz83nwyqewmc3fg57xwhrrzsjz3u67wsv0kjn439jgnfs5mznyqg8ayv5'>nevent1q…ayv5</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>Do you see me as that long chain of digits in your client? I’m curious and new to nostr. 2024-12-20T00:22:48Z https://yabu.me/nevent1qqs8rep026hrx8vu79lap29d9tl2qryk55g6p6qzx2q0tqtvmn09l9czyzurmwgtnr0z3fgkslr3uel5y604n33g88chvrpss0zf4h2dh63f5za2h0z In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqstp0e8j4tcu2qgl38wde9ak4gc8tncmy7w5u84zvezpw23etxd9rc2r450w'>nevent1q…450w</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>Visit their site and their dating section. People post their contact info and none of it is nostr. 2024-12-20T00:21:09Z https://yabu.me/nevent1qqs9gvn5u24sv63y00duk02dxxng3ehr0d5hwrd4l32685qrg8v26qqzyzurmwgtnr0z3fgkslr3uel5y604n33g88chvrpss0zf4h2dh63f5zfrqkc #38c3 interesting. cream of the crop tech conference. can’t find one nostr contact. Most on #matrix <br/>We must be even pre-nerd, early adopters stage. What is that called? 2024-12-19T23:21:15Z https://yabu.me/nevent1qqsz47vgf80cpm663p366xhzc7suqpruvrsz3hq4ahxdkxrl3tmg23gzyzurmwgtnr0z3fgkslr3uel5y604n33g88chvrpss0zf4h2dh63f5y2txjg In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqsfqj83a4er9x47all4qht3p7ftxa8tl8yfwry47np9uuz9klqsnksykrduk'>nevent1q…rduk</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>I’ve been around long enough to refrain myself from such statements exactly because we’re so early in the game - MySpace comes to mind; I prefer to just stick around, explore the uncharted space and enjoy it, all the while keeping an open eye on what the new kids on the block create and put out. 2024-12-18T23:39:32Z https://yabu.me/nevent1qqsg5s3h5kf0295c73p8z9rlaf6398gsrf0e7090pn33smulsxtd9hgzyzurmwgtnr0z3fgkslr3uel5y604n33g88chvrpss0zf4h2dh63f50s4lyy In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqs2gkd60cuumn7kd3s64qtxjr7sscktdrsvn7vuv6tujeckkmcpxlgvh0r4k'>nevent1q…0r4k</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>Awesome. Teach them young. Just like the Jews. Every male citizen should have proper firearms training. 2024-12-18T23:23:58Z https://yabu.me/nevent1qqsgqxmwtt30gdpdwznwv9u86hate2vhk575sc3nwv648avea79pnaczyzurmwgtnr0z3fgkslr3uel5y604n33g88chvrpss0zf4h2dh63f5z9l8u2 In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqsqvls8kszrxztu5m3aya3steyfuz20rn2xt849ry6qylwhyfupn5gt3gup5'>nevent1q…gup5</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>Remember. You are - Christmas spirit. 2024-12-17T23:38:16Z https://yabu.me/nevent1qqsylsnlkz7vsqaxzq52dahkkvv8fage4lc7naeheakydmu4l9ej9xczyzurmwgtnr0z3fgkslr3uel5y604n33g88chvrpss0zf4h2dh63f5dyux9y In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqsz4wl8u8zxk474tlj76ak2lj64c9xe0nv2s0vdw3ryrgykyx90cnqlp0zd4'>nevent1q…0zd4</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>Sure. We all have the free will to choose eternal fires of damnation. 2024-12-17T23:35:38Z https://yabu.me/nevent1qqsp99ezz2wczrua0xx96l4kz30225fled8pdre9wxqn53pfempa7xgzyzurmwgtnr0z3fgkslr3uel5y604n33g88chvrpss0zf4h2dh63f5mm774l In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqsvqf43089z9hg9wac8an4vezk0cudllek4tusckfevw2dtqmwkuvqt93auv'>nevent1q…3auv</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>True. I think led lighting is actually a mental health hazard, not so much for adult brains but for children, developing brains. 2024-12-15T20:08:19Z