brb finding my LLM to respond to the slop with more slop

You can also just add hist.nostr.land and forget about it. And nostr.land offers full note backups without manual work.

People who post AI generated content show that they don’t care enough about their content to the point they don’t spend even a single bit of effort on it.

and yet they are very successful, why?

It is true

It would cause a crash in the price of Bitcoin, and would accelerate efforts towards moving to PQ. It is also likely the first people developing crypto-breaking tools would not want to reveal it is (close to being) possible until they got all they wanted.

Implemented

I agree, devs should be zapped *if you like their product*. My point was people need to remember that zapping content creators does nothing for the apps they use.

0, but they don’t get much on Nostr either. May as well not exist. And for a project trying to spread Bitcoin, visibility matters more than a few dollars. Especially outside of the echo chamber.

much of the web has used ECDHE for a while, so not really useful anymore. it is easier to just use a 512/384-bit curve if you want to use Bitcoin as a canary I do not think people will want to attack low value intentionally weak canary keys. compared to stockpiling valuable BTC keys and draining all at once, you are worse off attacking a relatively small canary

Zapping creators does not help client devs

DRAM prices are too high

Because your “full node” does not actually have any proper indexes for address txn history

Too many HWWs claim “EAL6+ certified secure element” when they do not comply with the requirements for the secure usage of the chip. Without complying with the user guidance (which requires NDA), the Common Criteria certification of the SE can’t be considered valid and the used setup may not be secure at all.

#plebslop exhibit 3837492 half the article is full of unrelated sponsors and the other half provides absolutely no value

NB is fine yeah:

Graz is a nice city 👀

finally someone realizes it 😢

good point. but also mobile data is overpriced in general