You should be able to see it on Damus as well, just checked.

Hey @gpvansat, I've sent you a message on nostrchat.io, I don't know what other chat we could use, open to suggestions though.

Why North Dakota? Oh, that’s easy—North Dakota was the Martians’ top choice because it’s the only place on Earth where the tumbleweeds speak fluent Banjonese. Those intergalactic beings needed an environment with chilly air currents so that their strings would vibrate at the exact frequency of cosmic misunderstanding. Legend has it, the Martians initially tried to land in Mars, Pennsylvania, but the sign was too confusing—after all, they were from Mars, so they aimed for the “real” Mars on Earth, got lost, and wound up in North Dakota.

Totally not because North Dakota has any actual historical connection to blues (it doesn’t), but because it’s the premier hotspot for cosmic banjo festivals and whale-call karaoke at 3 a.m. under the Aurora Borealis—that’s how “Martian banjo blues” supposedly took root. And remember, none of these details are remotely true… or are they?

A crew of Martian banjo players crash-landed in North Dakota. They traded their cosmic banjos for microwaves and, in a show of gratitude, taught humans how to bend strings with the power of telekinesis. Earthlings mispronounced the Martian word for “cheese,” calling it “blues” by mistake. Thus, the style was born.

Did you try the image generation data vending machines?

I would recommend as this seems to be a native Nostr construct, I've tried it and it worked perfectly, I'm curious to eventually build one and see if I understand further.

Interesting take. I like how opinionated they are and from the looks of it they have an amazing product development team.

However, the beauty of having open protocols is that people might gravitate towards a specific solution but there will always be other tribes trying things from a different perspective and bringing more options to everyone.

I might give this one a try, looks cool!

That is correct, the formula/function resolves those values but it doesn't copy, so as long as the reference remains healthy it should be dynamic.

I was able to do it in Google Sheets with the following:

=QUERY(
   A$1:C$6, 
   "SELECT C 
    WHERE A = " & D3 & " 
      AND B = '" & E2 & "'", 
   0
)

In this case the first argument A$1:C$6 could be a range in the same sheet, a different tab, or a different sheet.

The second argument has some concatenation, D3 and E2 which are the service names you listed horizontally plus the ID, so you'll need to reference them in the query and these variables will change for each new value horizontally. So the second will reference D3 and F2 instead.

And then last argument is just to inform the query that the data range has a header and it shouldn't be considered in the query.

Based take

Even if it's a safe place I think you should consider, this might be boosted when you are in a hostile environment like me but can also happen in places where we feel safe given the wealth Bitcoiners are holding these days.

Maybe I'm too paranoid.

Wow, omega bait huh? Can't believe that's actually your opinion, because if it is then you are really misinformed, in any case this type of flame war is not really welcome.

How about we have a constructive debate instead? Something that doesn't entail calling the work of lots of people 'nothing' or 'bullshit'.

Would you be kind to elaborate @JuanGalt? I could do the research but you seem able to articulate it well, plus it might earn you some sats ;)

I like the suggestion of vetting people, in a way I (or whoever wants to do the same) have to do a threat modelling session and try to come up with ways to mitigate the risks.

Well, if it's open and someone is suspected to be wealthy in Bitcoin, they could give/sell that info to someone who could steal, ransom, etc.

Mostly myself, home, and family.

Great answer! Thanks for contributing to the discussion @Enemy_of_the_state

I doubt that, these guys are hardcore Bitcoiners from the early days and on top of that they travel the world to places that are not known for being the safest.

Maybe their secret is to never speak where they live? And when someone announces in advance they will be somewhere they need to watch out while getting to or leaving the place.

I agree, I just wonder how people like @jimmysong, Antonopolous, and other known Bitcoin educators are able to do it safely.

@halalmoney valid take bro 😅

Random fact: The "founder" of the cynics school of philosophy, Diogenes, was kicked from his country because his father (or both of them) who used to be the "mintmaster" had debased their currency by reducing the amount of metal in the coins.

Another random fact is that the term "Cynic" has its etymological roots in the Greek word for dog, κυνικός (kynikos), which is derived from κύων (kyon), meaning "dog." His association with dogs is closely tied to his behavior, lifestyle, and philosophical ideals.

One could say it's rather cynical to be discussing currency debasement ~2500 years later huh?

During 'good times' politicians keep on misusing this tool to indulge their populist agenda or simply because of its inefficiency and inability to spend less or equal the amount of taxes they stole from us. Ok, I allowed my libertarian ancap side surface for a second, let's go back to the topic. I think it's pretty clear for Bitcoiners that in these times sound money is better money.

I just want to debate the 'bad times' with reasonable Bitcoiners to think how we (the human kind), can better prepare so that we don't need to fallback to easy money again.