What fantastic news \o/ #nostr #notodigitalid #freedom #digitalrights #politics #unitedkingdom

Yesss, I'm good thank you. Feeling happy to get back into the Nostrverse. I'm thinking of doing a good news segment everyday along with some updates on how my mushrooms (like my Lion's Mane) are growing and maybe some cookery content. Gotta spread the positivity 🥳

Omg it's you! I haven't been on Nostr in months and I am so happy to see you. It feels like bumping into someone on the street. I'm not sure if you remember me but I remember you posting some pretty awesome stuff. #peace and #love Night gang ✌

I meant to say "a face to the name" 🙄

As not many of you know me in real life I thought I'd put a name to the face. I've pretty much accepted that I'm an open source human bean now days. Here are some recent pictures:

Does anybody have any good ideas for the following domains? Best idea wins! - liberal.wiki - liberal.guide - stopreform.com - ⁠stopreform.uk - ⁠stopreform.co.uk - ⁠fuckreform.uk - ⁠fuckreform.co.uk - ⁠stopthetories.net - ⁠fuckproject2025.org I’m going to post this on some other platforms too. If you’re looking for some inspiration: it could be a website featuring a corruption timeline, a forum, a censorship resistant social media, a poster, a wiki on how to circumvent censorship and rise against the far right, collection of news articles and archived documents, a Nigel Farrage meme maker. The floor is yours! Please repost!!

Indeed. I am convinced I could hack Nostr quite easily as it's rather fragile, as are most things in their early stages. I quite like the fact that Nostr resembles the early days of the internet I never got to experience, it feels special in a way. I've been off Nostr for a while now but I do love it. I think I lost interest when I had almost finished my paper and stopped myself publishing it after I realised the backlash it would get from certain members of the community. Unfortunately some people love Nostr the way it is and don't want any clients at any point in the future to have to support any new NIPS or protocol changes. Therefore you can only make changes which do not break backwards compatibility. This makes it quite hard to introduce security measures to make Nostr more robust and scalable. Nevertheless I do love the small community around Nostr and it's little quirks.