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Have to say, I find nostr much more compelling these days now that the are fewer sacred cows and more independent thought.

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If a guy reselling hobbyist electronic components and 3d printed parts out of his basement makes you nervous about your multi-million dollar company's profit model, there likely are issues with the products you're offering, and/or the amount of value you're delivering to your customers. (And no, this is not a reference to just one individual or company.)

Loaded question -- how does one land on one of those recommended follows lists the clients present users with?

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Unpopular opinion: paywalls are critical to the success of bitcoin-fueled v4v, but most are anxious about being the first to put their content behind one. v4v needs it's own kind of Joe Rogan moment where someone producing real value proves this out.

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Am frequently asked about personal self custody coaching, etc. I always point people to our independent custody guide:

GitHub

GitHub - SeedSigner/independent_custody_guide

Contribute to SeedSigner/independent_custody_guide development by creating an account on GitHub.

And then to our Telegram community if/when they have questions:

Telegram

SeedSigner Community

Group Invite Link: https://t.me/joinchat/GHNuc_nhNQjLPWsS

If you want to get there, you can do this! 🧡

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Thick cut pork steaks tonight, removed the bones and plan to top with provel cheese -- making this a very "St. Louis" dinner. Shout-out to any other Lo(u)sers out there. 🤣

Need to repost this b/c it seems the latest FUD attack on SeedSigner is to characterize it as a "closed source project". SeedSigner is both Python code and a customized, purpose-built *nix operating system that is engineered to run on hardware that is not fully open source, i.e. Raspberry Pi SBCs. See the attached image for additional info on the reasoning behind our design decisions. Linux is similarly run in many closed source hardware environments, but that does make Linux a "closed source project".