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China, which is a corrupt state.corrupt government.
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Who is she? What is her name?
wash basin is in the back.
i am setting up DHCP with AdGuardHome
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Reach out and offer aid for her safety I will.
You ready for the new White House Press Secretary?
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I understand but even her believing it wasnt a commercial she was speaking up , pray for her safety.
floopy?not,it is just gonna ...un floopy
**"БЛЭК-биткоин — это не вилка, это *перезагрузка* для тех, кто забыл, что Биткоин должен быть *быстрым*, а не *медленным* как слон на кофе. Но давай честно: если ASICы делают его медленнее, чем Ether
More like Nasdaq... Big tech has a bigger share there than S&P
I thought this hack would raise Nero's price but it seems the Koreans actually kept the ETH and BTC
From https://crdt.tech/
> Conflict-free Replicated Data Types (CRDTs) are used in systems with optimistic replication, […] CRDTs ensure that, no matter what data modifications are made on different replicas, the data can always be merged into a consistent state. This merge is performed automatically by the CRDT, without requiring any special conflict resolution code or user intervention.
> Moreover, an important characteristic of CRDTs is that they support decentralised operation: they do not assume the use of a single server, so they can be used in peer-to-peer networks and other decentralised settings. In this regard CRDTs differ from the algorithms used by Google Docs, Trello, and Figma, which require all communication between users to flow via a server.
Practical example: instead of republishing a follow list every time I follow or unfollow someone, I make a follow event with the npub I am interested in following (or unfollowing). Then my client can compute the follow list locally, from the follow and unfollow events.
Suppose that I follow someone from a desktop client but the event did not propagate to every relay I use and/or my phone has been disconnected from the internet for a long time and/or it can only connect to the other half of relays etc and I decided to follow someone, it is just an event.
When connectivity normalizes or you sync your phone with your computer directly over bluetooth (amethyst) or FIPS (nostr vault), they will accept each other’s follow events and converge into the same computed follow list - all without special casing, conflict resolution code (like nostur has) and overall it has less complexity and more guarantees than the proposed “event chains”.
I also suppose it would make calculating follow counts easier (rather than inspecting an unbound number of follow lists you could just request follow/unfollow events filtered by npub).
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胡说的，制度不会破产😇
okay... DNS is sorted
(btw, you can set up DoH in firefox easily. do it if you haven't)
DHCP is the new pain point
📚 [ #Comics ]NFC Least: Four Glamour Franchises, One Big Mess
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#NFL 🌐 #PREDYX
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> "So what's my username?"
It could be something as simple as bob@bitcoin but no client implements
https://github.com/buffrr/nips/blob/spaces/NIP-SPACES.md - or freakoverse/DNN, or nuh/pkarr or literally any other “self sovereign” naming system. We have some ICANN cocksucking with NIP-05 DNS based handles though.
> "Okay, so what's the password reset process?"
To quote calle, “Nostr developers are not serious […]”. PKI-related efforts like Inkan and every NIP that came before it have fallen into deaf ears.
> They just argue with the same 40 people every day.
Can’t argue with that 🤣
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Use ngit instead (NIP-34).
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阴历韭月比阳历好了不少，几个调仓时点运气都不错，9.29癌股大涨，我都做好交易计划做多了，结果一天功夫多头陷阱就自行暴露，这周三原本打算加仓qdii美股，结果也是一天都撑不住，昨天非但没加仓，还把仅剩的一点点道琼斯也换成生物科技了。
目前做空美股可用的工具和资金都不多，不行就不做空，等跌透了重新做多也ok。
Sorry, but what are 'CRDTs'? I'm just a power user with auth interest in the development of public key protocol schemes.
I'm not a developer, but I'm certainly not a casual user.
thanks for your time, we need more people like you.
I'm going as that degen Sam Altman, but hetero
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Watching Dead Like Me. Sad that it didn't last, it was a good show. #frogwasanasshole
“Come Back to Me Now” having both a quick, driving studio cut and a Live at Rockpile version makes for a great comparison. A song with that classic-rock pulse should reveal a different kind of energy on stage. 👍👍👍
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It's all bugs. All the way down.
3 years 😆😂😀 That's all! I've seen people driving with a suspended license get 6 years in Indiana.
I agree with the first quote though. No one is willing to try fixing, reviewing existing proposed fixes or even simply discussing the remaining “serious” issues.
If this trend continues, nostr as a social network will likely die in the long term, but maybe the relays will remain useful for machines (like the bullshit kind:1 JSON payloads that keep flooding public relays).
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