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Why don't they play like that the whole time? I guess it's not fun when you're playing against a team full of thugs who get away with 16 fouls in 15 minutes without a single card. I just hope Spain beats the absolute shit out of them tomorrow, so bad that even that won't help them anymore.

What's up with France yo? 😀

Catering to the dumbest of the dumb is a straw man argument. And it always has negative consequences. Just think a few steps ahead. What do normal users deal with? A username and password combination like dumbFerret : myPet123 On Nostr the equivalent would be npub1983hifi24jb8248t3r... : nsec189df2487dcwjz3dg... It's basically not much different. It just looks a bit more cryptic on Nostr. And that scares off "normal" users? Can't they just put it in a password manager? If so, then we're really dealing with the dumbest of the dumb. And what happens then? When we've got the dumbest of the dumb users on here? The discussions get dumber. The arguments too. We've got more pigeons shitting on the chessboard. We've got no consensus anymore. No people who understand language, who still know the definition of words. => We've got Twitter/X! Is that what we want? At any cost? If so, my next question: Who benefits from it, who profits from it? Follow the money and you know where this nonsense comes from. View quoted note →

Dude, what's up with this crap lately with Google services being built into Nostr apps? Have you all lost your minds? If Google put out a key signer, you'd probably all jump right on it.

Martial arts movies always follow the same pattern (I'm watching one rn): - First, an intro, like a little sneak peek at the main character's martial arts skills during training or something. - Then his student situation. It's usually pretty bad. Hardly anyone shows up, or the few students who are there end up leaving. - Then a villain shows up, and the protagonist just beats him up. Or gets interrupted. - Then there's a quiet break where the main character waters his flowers or trims his bonsai tree, all set to calm Eastern ambient music. - Then back to training his students. - Then the villain shows up again. This time with buddies or another school backing him up. - Then a bigger challenge builds up. - Protagonist trains. - Wins. - Success. - His student numbers go back up. - Happy end