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Like the energy ball that guides you through tutorials? That's second after a wisp of smoke in my mind. To me, nostr is purple. I see Bitcoin as being integral to nostr cause zaps were the first thing I learned about it. Where there's smoke, there's fire. The gummy must be hitting me right about now.

Can’t wait to see this one Larry’s back 🤣 https://v.nostr.build/RqIs3Zf6UrqmcRLo.mov

I got it to open on Alexandria. https://blossom.primal.net/af4c7891913ab685d167939b597e84b0d7bdab1bc4cf434c041ba8b3fb99473e.jpg

The new purchase is the Glock 43X. I have had that P320 almost since they originally came out in 2014.

Wonderful news! Our time without a pastor in 2024 was also blessedly short. I know some pulpits that have been sitting empty for a few years, though. Empty pulpits for that long can be a real danger, because churches become less stringent on their standards and often make compromises that they shouldn't, and then we just have to hope that the presbytery catches it during floor examination.

"If he's done his own research which he has, how is a AI model going to fact check that?" - Where is this question coming from? I assume with "he's done" you refer to Rupert Lowe? If so, what do you mean with "doing his own research"? Is doing his own research, to fabric his personal reality to please his article about it? Or do you also talk about researching data, backed from criminal cases, police reports and so on? Since in the second case, it would be important, that the report would state based on which dataset it was written and that those reports are verifiable. When the data are in an analog library be it. Then some people can still go there and look up the same data, as the author has seen. Since a truthful report about whatever thing on earth can be checked by others. This is how trust is built. When many can check the data, verify the logic of the claims and independently come to the same findings. How do you build your trust on literature?

How it Works The technology behind Nowhere Every Nowhere store is a compact data structure - products, prices, images, settings - encoded directly into a URL. When you open a store link, your browser decodes this data and renders the store entirely client-side. No server is involved in displaying the store. Orders are placed using the Nostr protocol, a decentralized communication network. When you check out, your order details are encrypted with the seller's public key and published to the network's relays. Only the seller has the private key needed to decrypt and read your order. When an order is broadcast, the network can see that a Nowhere purchase was made - but it is impossible to tell which store it was for, who placed it, or what was ordered. Seller identity and store integrity are verified using deterministic phrases derived from cryptographic fingerprints. The seller phrase identifies the seller across all their stores. The store phrase confirms a specific store URL hasn't been modified. Both are computed locally with no network calls. There are no central servers or databases, and no platform operator handling your data. Everything runs in your browser, and all communication happens over decentralized relays. The result is a fully peer-to-peer shopping experience with cryptographic guarantees of privacy and authenticity.

Please add me. Even when I am very pessimistic for it to work. Since I could not yes lounch a single successfull 1:1 chat.

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