what makes something freedom tech? i don't think anyone will call mastodon freedom tech, so what is unique about nostr and bitcoin, and potentially others?

has anyone meditated for a long time and taken psychedelics as well? what was the difference?

i'm not stuck in samsara, samsara is stuck with me

Reticulum is great and I wish more nostriches would take a look at it. I have seen many people wonder if nostr can truly be decentralized if the underlying IP based Internet depends on ICANN and other central orgs. Reticulum offers a very elegant solution

Understanding Reticulum - Reticulum Network Stack 1.1.1 documentation

My phone's default file manager has ads BTW

2024 was horrible. 2025 is going great so far. Never felt more alive.

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Other than ZBD Social (which shut down already?), anyone else making a custodial social network using nostr?

anyone working on any social nsec recovery mechanism?

Should I create a new browser by forking Firefox or Chromium? The core idea is to provide users with a key pair that syncs existing browser data like saved passwords, browsing history, and open tabs This would allow us to directly integrate NIP-07 (nostr.window) capabilities into the browser.We could also include a Bitcoin (Lightning) wallet, even if it's just interfacing with users' existing wallets. From there, we can continue adding key-based features that users need, be it Pkarr DNS resolution, Web5 support, and Pubky integration We could also fork Proton Drive + Docs + Calendar, but replace email + password authentication to their servers with key-based E2EE user generated data. Some private communications tool could also be built directly into the browser using something like the protocols used by SimpleX I believe that once we get private keys into the hands of many users, it won't matter which protocol(s) ultimately succeed - we'll already be on the right path and will have taken the crucial first steps Tell me how dumb this idea is