What are some good Debit/Credit cards that can draw from a BTC balance (and works in Europe)?

"As @fiatjaf got in trouble for a quote, let me quote a communist" - @rabble NOSTR is for EVERYONE! 🌍🌎🌏

git over nostr in a sick UI, I'm loving this! ❤️ #nostriga

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🏕️ I love hiking and was well on my way to finish this 800km section of the Pacific Crest Trail. Unfortunately the earth happens to be burning down, cutting my trip short. Then I found out about @Nostriga. So I'm currently on my way to Riga!! can't wait to meet you all!! ❤️

Got the first 250 miles (400km) of hiking in!! This must have been the best view so far! Walking that Ridgeline with views of Mount Rainier the whole way was just epic! Goat Rocks Wilderness - Washington, USA.

🧠🤯 Every other day great applications for NOSTR pop up in my mind. When hiking the Pacific Crest Trail there's a lot of passing on crucial Information while on trail in the middle of nowhere. Water sources, Wildfires, other dangers... What if we could pass along Nostr messages over Bluetooth when hikers are passing eachother and the first person to reach civilization publishes the notes to a relay. That 'd be sooo incredibly cool!!

👋 Time to leave the synthetic world behind for the coming 5 weeks and be in Nature. I'll be out hiking a good 800km chunk of the Pacific Crest Trail. #mentalWealth

⚡ Just converted the first couple Wikipedia articles to the Nostr Wiki format. Aka publishing to @`PABLOF7z`'s Wikifreedia. Learning a lot about the Nostr protocol and client implementation in C#. I split the code into the mirror app itself and the FakeSpoon.Lib.NostrClient so I can later pull the lib out independently. 🔥 Challenges: - How to scale to 30 million wikipedia articles - Parsing wikipedia's 'wikitext' format to Markdown, it's hard! - Building resilient C# Nostr Client library (working hard on this)

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GitHub - Origami74/fakespoon-wikipedia-mirror: A .NET app for mirroring Wikipedia to Nostr

A .NET app for mirroring Wikipedia to Nostr. Contribute to Origami74/fakespoon-wikipedia-mirror development by creating an account on GitHub.

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Nostr to me feels like we just detonated a NUKE of collective knowledge, let's gooo! 🚀

How to use a Cloudflare worker to get NIP-05 verified...? Well, here's how! https://notes.arjenstens.com/blog/tech/nostr/Nostr---NIP-05-verification-using-CloudFlare-Workers

#asknostr As part of my learning to understand Nostr I wrote this overview about the event lifecycle. So if you're a Nostr wizard and can point out any mistakes I made along my learning journey, please do so! https://notes.arjenstens.com/blog/tech/nostr/Nostr---The-Event-lifecycle

Hi all! Nostr protocol question I'm trying to learn the inner workings of Nostr by trying to explain what I learn in my public notes. But I have a question about the lifetime of events. In the NIP-01 docs I read the following: - "for kind n such that 1000 <= n < 10000, events are regular" - "for kind n such that 10000 <= n < 20000 || n == 0 || n == 3, events are replaceable" - "for kind n such that 20000 <= n < 30000, events are ephemeral" - "for kind n such that 30000 <= n < 40000, events are parameterized replaceable" There are several of those ranges for all other lifetimes too. But what about kind 1 to 44? They're not mentioned in these ranges except for kind 3. Are they of lifetime 'Regular' as well? https://notes.arjenstens.com/blog/tech/nostr/Nostr---Event-lifetimes

#dareToAsk #primal #alby I'm very new to Nostr and trying to get the same nostr account i'm using on desktop to work on the android Primal app. The Primal app will ask for my private key but I authenticated on Primal web (desktop) using alby, which doesn't expose my nostr private key. How do I get this working...? Any help is greatly appreciated! #grownostr