Even if the market is going sideways:

I know NIP-05 is "centralized" and we need a better solution, but what are your thoughts on adding (optional) alias support to NIP-05 for users with several registered NIP-05 pointers? Seems like it could be useful with platforms that want to integrate or fully offload ID to via NIP-05 registrations and allows users to list aliases from any service providers that support NIP-05 vs the NIP-39 lists that seem to be scoping platform IDs that do not support native nostr driven auth. I am hoping that others see the idea as a viable and worthwhile addition to make nostr login and registrations easier for platforms that want to participate, centralized or decentralized. Even if we add other, more sovereign features, the ecosystem grows with more integrations and development of service providers or protocol enhancements that come from wider adoption and use. https://github.com/nostr-protocol/nips/pull/1991

Strange how you just know, without seeing the face, that this is Hunter Biden:

Toss Batocera on a USB and BOOM.

Lost another life long friend today to cancer and liver damage. Not one that I expected to lose, they walked in to the hospital on Saturday and today the family took them off life support. Call your friends, give them hugs. Tell them when they are being self-destructive. Life is short, time is the thing that is more scarce than Bitcoin.

It just does not say what the specs are, so I am not sure if it will work on non-switch devices or if that requires the cord, I am hoping they are BT, but it looks like you have one, any insights on it?

It is even better than that, they are wireless, the USB is optional/charging: "Enjoy enhanced Super NES™ games the way they're meant to be played—using a full-size Super Nintendo Entertainment System style controller! Available for purchase only by Nintendo Switch Online members, this wireless controller offers the perfect way to play these classic Super NES games."

I must be a redwood

The Bitcoin news is great and all, but today I found out a life long friend is in a medically induced coma and not likely to make it. It really wrecks the feels.