Today I learned that PCMCIA which stands for 'Personal Computer Memory Card International Association' was one of the most mocked acronyms in the tech industry because it was hard to say and remember, so it was jokingly referred to as "People Can't Memorize Computer Industry Acronyms" (which I totally agree with.. they're ridiculous) This is why the association responsible for maintaining the specification acquired the rights (from IBM) to call it "PC Card" #pcie #computers #humor #computerhistory #hardware

There should be a title for these voice notes 😉

Because Responsibility, they don't want to be responsible for the consequences of what could happen without a thief in the house, so they can go outside and feel "safe" from other people who have families, sacrifice your free will, let go of being responsible and let someone else do your job of being a Thinker and a doer, let them write the laws, take your money, brainwash your kids in schools, send them to wars.. etc No they're not responsible for what happens to their kids, they never were responsible to begin with, because it's a burden and deep down they know it but just don't admit it, that's why they play by the rules.. that's why when you say something about Bitcoin or parallel economics they'll be like 😒, it's almost like they don't want you to fight back, just trust the thieves, they'll do the right thing

Wait.. really?!!!

And that's actually a good thing, it shows that once you own Bitcoin you really do own it, and once you don't, you really don't.. on the others side.. a currency that's gets blocked!! is a clown currency..

😁😁 wisdom level: Yes 💯

It should be easy to know what relays to keep, and what relays to remove, also warn the user when they're about to make a mistake that could harm their privacy/security, clients should also display the location of relays and who's maintaining them, and what's their focus is (tags like politics, human rights, InfoSec.. etc could be used) this helps make that decision just some thoughts from a noob :)

For Nostr

"all different ways" to talk to us, expect the one that actually matters, the one that doesn't involve going thru hoops just to avoid direct contact because of fearing rejection. men have always been the ones to step up, walking straight to girls and ask them out, it's kinda harsh to put their lack of engagement (which they almost never do, human like engagement, not scammer style stalking) on men, that's all I'm saying

The lady wasn't implying anything, she was telling a story, girls stealing salads, looking up guys name on LinkedIn, how's that not doing everything but doing the simplest and straightforward thing, going to a guy and ask him!! The answer is: Because they can't handle rejection.. At least behind a screen (they think) it won't hurt as much If I'm minding my own business, and I get a notification on IG or LI from a stranger saying "hey, I took your salad, let me make it up to you!" like what?!! 😆, how I'm i the one to blame for not making a move? sounds like her logic is flawed to me