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jimmysong · 3w
Social media these days isn't that social anymore. I suspect it's not just the fact that there's a bigger influencer culture. People just have fewer meaningful friends. Sadly, one of the results of CO...
Dean profile picture
I feel like most of the actual social interaction via tech has moved to messenger apps, WhatsApp etc. In some ways thats good. But I do think that the more distant social connections, such as family that you are not as close too, old work colleagues etc are missed out. But perhaps that's as it should be. We are not meant to have an infinite social graph including everyone we ever met.
Derek Ross · 4w
i don't support any of the current versions of bitcoin clients and their fuckery.
Haikustr · 13w
Did people really have an alternative prior to the internet This haiku was found in the wild by npub1halkcws4lz49fdcznckk9unhsfh8yd6n6n7cnl68alkej7qptmxqjk60zq Read the origin of this art: https://njump.me/3e9bf15c582b5b3dcb8969af7292ca75bda6a97c7aea55a17597313ccb733a97
Lyn Alden · 13w
The printing press and moderately high literacy rates are basically the threshold for that.
Comte de Sats Germain · 17w
๐Ÿค” actually... That makes sense. I admit, I never looked closely enough at how inscriptions work to know this... How do they figure they own them if the sats are unspendable? How would they go about...
Dean profile picture
I probably was being a bit facetious by saying they burned them as they technically can still spend them (which is how they move the ownership of the inscription) but the transaction fee would already be more than the 1000 sats in the utxo so from a monetary sense they burned it but not from an NFT sense. If they really think someone attributes some value to owning the inscription that person might pay some money, making up for the high relative transaction fee. Same point stands though.
Comte de Sats Germain · 17w
๐Ÿค” actually... That makes sense. I admit, I never looked closely enough at how inscriptions work to know this... How do they figure they own them if the sats are unspendable? How would they go about selling an inscription?