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[...] "After choosing your plan, you will be redirected to Stripe to confirm your subscription. This is required because we use Stripe to manage all subscriptions, regardless of the payment method used." Does this mean a Stripe account is needed? Just would like to top-up > select plan > go. That's all. @Kagi

[...] "fund and drain this wallet from and to non-private accounts" I don't get it, why should I go to the exchange? Is the reasoning behind working with assumption everyone here on Nostr is a public figure - thus should stay tied to official records? @Amethyst #asknostr

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If I had to choose between a corndalorian and the @Ȼħ!łłꞤθⱳ𐏑 - I think it's clear who wins.

https://www.9esim.com/ Physical SIM that allow storage for eSIM (various quantities, starting from 15) so makes it easy for each device to be eSIM compatible. Really useful for: - USB LTE dongles (MWAN backup with OpenWRT) - notebook LTE cards - photo traps - the GLinet travel routers Finally one can have @npub1vr2n...dzvx everywhere. (Pair with selfhosted @npub1z94w...40jh balance watchdog for the SL account - https://github.com/nktrjsk/silent-link-watchdog) They have even BT enabled version so it works with iPhone and its limitations (I have been told, me not iPhone user, can't verify). For those who don't want to dox the IMEI while handling the process, there is the USB-C dongle to handle eSIM mngmt. From the FAQ: Is the software really open source? Yes. The LPA app and drivers are open-source — that's what lets NekokoLPA, OpenEUICC, MiniLPA, and other community-maintained tools manage 9eSIM cards. If we ever stopped developing our own app, your card would keep working with whichever community LPA you prefer. Most other physical eSIM cards are locked to a single vendor app — ours work with any open-source LPA tool.

☀ GM & GN 🌒

I've taken some time off for myself, away from online screens of the web. After returning to Nostr space following roughly some 20 days, I found there's no way to read posts from people I follow. (Well, without frantically scrolling through the entire feed down to the last note I remember reading at the time. And dare you to skip this and try to return later - or switch clients - you'll lose the position within the feed.) I think I figured out a workaround: 1) in Jumble, there's the '24h Pulse' feed with a 'Load earlier' option at the top. 2) clicking it repeatedly until reaching the days I need will load the notes per npub. 3) with double feed view enabled (do this first, the second feed is needed), I have the list of folks and can browse them chronologically, one by one. There's also a counter (up to a 99+ posts), so I can see, loosely, how much content to expect. (Still I kept it with no refresh just to contain the counts until reading done for what it shows.) @Jumble for the win <3 #asknostr - besides doomscrolling, is there any better way to catch up on current events after a break?