Nothing much you can do to be honest apart from spays and cream repellents... there are also those bracelets you can wear that repel them ... me myself I dont have the sweet blood for them... I bet you are B or 0 ... im A and im not theor favourite meal... Even though I did almost die from malaria but that wasnt caused by many but most probably single bite I didnt even feel... I also use mosquito coils to keep them away from indoors...

Killers... specially in my area...

Hypnosis 🥰😵‍💫

Hahahahaha... nah im not vomiting just sick of some shish 🤣💀🥳😂🤦‍♀️

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Its all how you personally see it... i see it a bit different... i think its important that past is recorded and not ereased... 🤷‍♀️✨️ Dont you think the structure of nostr isnt possible to improve to that point of everything to stand firmly? I think every problem has a solution...

I don’t think paying is a problem. Personally, I wouldn’t mind paying a monthly fee for a relay where the operator is known and transparent... people like you, JB, Vito, and others who don’t hide behind anonymity. I like knowing who I’m trusting with my data and who is actually running the service. To me, that doesn’t feel more centralized, it feels more credible and accountable. I also think many “normies” would feel the same way. There’s a level of comfort in transparency that anonymity doesn’t always provide, especially when it comes to trust and data storage. In today’s world, people often associate anonymity with suspicion rather than trust. So for me, visible identity builds confidence, not the other way around.

Well they way he nurtures his AI ... i am scared we may have lost him to borg... 🤣💀🥳

Hahahaha... yeah ... i need to get him a new tin foil hat.. 🤣🥳🤦‍♀️💀

Or he is talking about me? Hahahahaha damn. Im not a bot 🤣🥳✨️

I will check it out now as a matter of a fact. I was using your wisp shortly ... but some notes of mine dont even show on your wisp either. Let me go back and I will confirm that again. I dont think my problem is coming from Clients side but rather relays...

Mike is not a bot. He may use his AI to answer me that wouldnt be surprising, he has his AI assistant, but he is a real dude... bots dont go around faries taking selfies ... lol... do they? 🫣🤣🥳✨️

Honestly, I’m a bit confused by the “Nostr is for everyone ( normies included) / we welcome normies” narrative sometimes. Because in practice, it doesn’t really feel built for that. And when someone points that out, the response is often “run your own relay” or similar. But most normal users don’t want to run infrastructure, manage relays, or deal with technical setup for basic social use. They just want something that works out of the box. So I’m trying to understand what that narrative actually means in reality. Is Nostr really aiming for mainstream users, or is it mainly a space for developers and more technical users? To me, those two goals feel quite different, and I’m just trying to make sense of the gap between the messaging and the actual user experience.

It doesnt reflect through other clients ... no point...

🫡 the only part is if that is true then what was the talk of nostr community we need more normies and involve more normies when the environment isnt capable of hosting some... 🤷‍♀️✨️ but anywho i got your message... i surely will... thanks 👌✨️🫶🥳

That is exactly what I'm trying to avoid... I'm a normie user. I want most of this already figured out for me. If both Nostr and Pubky want to increase their chances in the market, they eventually have to adapt to regular users just like legacy social media did. Relays need to be reliable and easy for people to trust and join. Otherwise, the only users you'll end up with are developers, people running their own relays, or aspiring developers and vibecoders. Not everyone wants to be that person. Some people simply want to enjoy the freedom of speech that these platforms offer... I actually don't mind paid relays like Nostr Wine... paying isn't the issue. The issue for me is trust. I want to know who is behind the service that holds my data. Many relay operators stay anonymous, and for someone like me, who naturally doesn't trust people easily, that makes it difficult to pay for or rely on them... if Pubky eventually asked for monthly support, I'd probably pay it gladly, because over time I've gotten to know John's face, his opinions, and I've interacted with the person responsible for the protocol... personally, I find that much more reassuring than trusting dozens of anonymous relay operators whose rules, decisions, and moderation policies can change at any time.

I know mike... im not trying to convince you either... im Just trying to open your mind not to be so stuck upon CEO narrative cuz its just a label... nothing else... 🤷‍♀️

It doesnt make sense Mike you are constantly talking of CEO label while here on nostr each and every relay operator acts as a ceo of his own relay... 🤷‍♀️✨️

That's actually where I struggle a bit with the CEO argument... What is the practical difference between John being the person ultimately responsible for Pubky and hundreds of relay operators each acting as the boss of their own relay? At least with John, everyone knows who is in charge and what the rules are. With relays, every operator can decide what to keep, what to delete, or who to exclude based on their own views, policies, or simply how they feel that day. I'm not saying one model is objectively better than the other... I'm just not convinced that having hundreds of small gatekeepers is automatically superior to having one visible person responsible for the platform... from a social media perspective, I personally prefer the more consistent experience.