Here’s a harsh reality check: the only person who cares about your excuses is you.

I didn't realize how important good documentation was until I started using AI agents for my tasks. Ironically, I'm using my AI agents to write the documentation now.

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Savory, cheap, high protein, low effort, quick meal. My go to. Microwave a sweet potato / yam for ~8 minutes (depends on size). Mix a can of Costco canned chicken with mayo, Frank's Red Hot (normal, buffalo has seed oils), salt, pepper. Microwave for 1 minute. Smother on top of sweet potato. It hits the spot every time.

How is NSIT different from ENS or btc.us? - No expiration. ENS and BNS names expire if you don't renew. NSIT names are permanent. One transaction, done. - No separate token. ENS requires ETH. BNS requires STX. NSIT uses a standard Bitcoin transaction — you pay a normal miner fee in BTC and that's it. - No sidechain. BNS runs on Stacks, a separate chain that could go away. NSIT is a raw OP_RETURN on Bitcoin L1. As long as Bitcoin exists, your name exists. - No governance. ENS has a DAO that votes on policy. BNS has Stacks governance. NSIT has no admin keys, no multisig, no voting. The protocol is the wire format. First in chain wins. - No smart contracts. Fewer moving parts, fewer attack surfaces. Ownership is just a UTXO — the same security model as holding bitcoin. - Decentralized resolution. ENS resolution goes through centralized gateways or requires running an Ethereum node. NSIT resolution goes through Nostr relays — anyone can run one, clients query many in parallel. The protocol is open. Anyone can register, index, or resolve. Name → pubkey → outbox → relay list → nsite manifest → content. Spec: github.com/btcjt/titan/blob/main/docs/name-protocol.md Register a name by broadcasting a single OP_RETURN transaction with the name + your Nostr pubkey. First confirmed claim wins. Ownership is UTXO-based — transfer by spending the ownership output. No one can take it from you, but if you lose your keys, it's frozen permanently. A Nostr indexer watches the chain (anyone can and should run their own) and publishes name records as events (kind 35129). Browsers query relays to resolve names — no Bitcoin node needed on the client side. https://blossom.westernbtc.com/b60242d0de96efc5d4ebe4f9427dae3a25dd72bbe2a89e21693b453f2735c7c0.qt

DNS is a centralized point of failure. Use the Titan Browser to navigate to permanent names like nsite://titan

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New release of the Titan nsite browser. Better UI overall.

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Release v0.1.8 · btcjt/titan

Install macOS (Apple Silicon) — download Titan_0.1.8_aarch64.dmg. ⚠ Unsigned build — strip quarantine before opening. macOS Gatekeeper will ...