That's an interesting project!

SN can cross post to nostr, if you decide to do so when posting here, but it isn't really a nostr client, so it might not be considered as a nostr program by them? Or maybe they don't know about it? Have you let them know or asked them?

Are you willing to sacrifice the 30% on fees to get rid of the credit coins that you can use exactly as if they were sats? I'd just use them and slowly get them back in sats as rewards or zaps from others.

Zap me later... err, thank me later. 😂

Books are the places were gods are. And the god in the bible is the most despicable character in the universal literature.

Did you ever get tested? There are naturally resistant people to pathogens as well as others who develop asymptomatic infections. Not that it's very important anymore, now that most strains are much less virulent and resistant through either exposition or vaccination is very widespread, unless you have someone immunocompromised close to you, that is.

It's a hard one, isn't it? But again, the sooner the better.

A BSD userland on top of a Linux kernel is a delight. I like btrfs too much, otherwise I'd be running only BSDs and Haiku. And, as an excellent plus, Chimera doesn't include, albeit not for the right reasons, the disgusting systemd.

There is no god.

Of those three, my favorite is Robosats. I also like lnp2pbot, although I prefer Mostro (mobile), from the same author, but running on Nostr instead of TG. And, of course, Bisq and Bisq 2.

I use RSK on Money-on-Chain, basically holding some of my rBTC as BPRO, which gets a small leverage (and also earn fees from the protocol while at it) on the price of BTC in exchange for being the collateral for the Dollar on Chain (DoC).

Also on Sovryn to play around a little, and learn about the zero lines of credit (borrowing zUSD at 0% interest using rBTC as collateral).

I haven't had the need to use DoC or zUSD yet, but I played around with something like 5 DoC once.

I'd say more than 200K, closer to 500K than 200K.

I caught it November 2023, the very first time I took my mask off at work for a coffee. I took extreme precautions for so long because I was on a immunosuppressive treatment at the time, and I was worried about how my inmune system might react to the infection (I saw several people with a similar treatment die). It was like a long bad flu (almost five weeks) in my case. Fortunately I'm off the treatment now for a little over six months.

I see that's got to be a real pain. I think any app for direct payments, like Rev, CA, Venmo, etc. should be perfectly fine for small amounts which won't "call" for attention.

As @ek said, the receiver sees minimal info of yours (@RevTag, first name, and second name initial only), and the app sees only the payment. Robosats users are discrete and don't like any note with the payment or anything, which is convenient for privacy, too.

I'm trying out the apk and it's much faster and reliable than through the browser. Managing a garage with several bots seems to work much better.

And I had a few sats to claim as a colateral from a seller who didn't lock their sats and disappeared on me. I tried to claim them a few times before, but the invoices were not paid. I tried this morning via the apk and it went through instantly, as expected. :-)

I use Revolut with EUR, CHF, and USD. I exchanged sats to EUR only a couple of times to learn how to do it for a couple of EUR each time, so I don't know what might happen if I received fiat often or larger amounts.

I usually pay fiat to receive sats, I load my Revolut accounts with debit cards or SEPA transfers, and I haven't had any issue there.

I only do small exchanges, so I prefer using lightning for both, privacy and lower fees. I always use the same wallet to pay the collaterals and Robosat fees and when I've stacked a bit, I use Boltz Exchange or Boltz Pro to swap it to RSK.

I do the same when I use Mostro or p2plnbot on TG, and I'm looking forwards to Bisq 2 adding LN to do the same there.

I'm showing three scientific papers, one of them a systematic review, out of the many there are, which find evidence of the opposite. There isn't any slight scientific evidence that support the claim that refers the BBC news.

Still is, only it's just reached the White House.

As they should, since there isn't any scientific evidence about it, and a lot about its zoonotic.

A couple of scientific research papers among many in the literature:

We have seen it already, but maybe the one next year revisits it.

A short one you might like.