“Sitting in PC court with a shitty lawyer”

A reminder for the many who did not get the message… View quoted note →

Some of these mutes are a badge of honor in my book

Fake accounts impersonating yours has become the weirdest flex

Nostr is feisty these days. Was just ahead of the curve it seems

You might not like the first inhabitants of a freshly built town, but that does not mean the buildings are shit

Most of my interactions IRL this year View quoted note →

It seems that if I have to shout into the void… that void is nostr. Screaming from the top of my lungs from the top of the mountain just doesn’t give the same feeling

Homework’s purpose is to prepare the workforce to work more hours than per contract

I wish I was taught about psychological projection during elementary school

🤔 The monetary rules in Sardex reflect the issuance mechanism known as “mutual credit” in the complementary currency literature. Users start with a zero balance on their accounts but are granted a credit limit to which they can go into a negative balance on their account, akin to the overdraft facilities on conventional bank accounts, but without any interest charged on negative balances. When they make a purchase with Sardex, their account is debited by the amount of the purchase. Conversely, when they make a sale, their account is credited. As transactions always involve two member accounts, one that is credited and one that is debited by an equal amount, the sum total of all balances is always zero. There is no central account of the operator of the system that is involved in the currency issuance or transactions. In this model, the aspect of issuance that is described above as determining the maximum amount of currency in circulation thus becomes a function of the aggregate credit limits set for all user accounts.

Monneta

Sardex - Monneta

The Sardex currency initiative was launched in response to the economic decline that affected the island of Sardinia, Italy, in the aftermath of ...

In a war of evil vs evil, do you take sides?

If you waste too much energy, you die.