As said, Primal is not Nostr.

^^^ There is a bug, this should point to:

https://nostr.band/?q=trending+by%3Anpub1lrnvvs6z78s9yjqxxr38uyqkmn34lsaxznnqgd877j4z2qej3j5s09qnw5

Primal is not Nostr.

If you have been following the discussions over the past few days, there have been many jokes and memes about this Primal's weird trending list.

It depends on the client you choose to use. The basic Nostr algorithm is no algorithm, or better you are the algorithm, so you just get a feed of who you actively follow. Apps can then have different built-in logics to help discoverability (e.g. using your web of trust, or the most reacted/zapped content) or let you explore different external DVM (data vending machine, that actually are algorithms).

It depends on the meaning of "trust". For example talking about impersonator, you trust someone to be "real", even if you don't agree with his positions or you don't trust what he says.

WoT could work better if you follow people you actually fully trust, and put in separate lists people you want to monitor for other purposes.

No, the problem is that you are trusting an algorithm that say you what is trending.

I mean "cryptography" (post updated). We also require a good idea on how to use it :)

Encryption Cryptography is a possibly necessary, but not sufficient, condition for creating a censorship-resistant protocol.

Create a open and censorship-resistant protocol like Nostr.

Not that heavy, but a coat is quite normal in Italy for small/thin dogs on colder days. In the video you see two "levriero", I can assure you they like a little extra heat.

@koob the inline rendering has a bug, it picks also subdomains (start.njump.me in this case).

Edit: using `` I was able to display the full URL, but the link is still wrong

I just added the button a couple of days ago :)

No, you cannot to have this sort of stats. But you can personalize the final suggestion of the onboarding wizard adding your profile at the top of the list, sharing:

https://start.njump.me?s=<your-npub>

Example:

So you can track new followers and have some feedback about your invite link.

Do it. You will have a solid and sicure system, you will improve your computer skills and you will finally "own" your PC. Few days ago I tested, after several years, Fedora, it's great! Really smooth and curated user experience, highly recommended.

It's not possible, yet. Next release :)

Yes, currently it's not so clear, but the idea is to switch to thematic "starter packs" as soon as possibile.

Thank you for the feedback! I will work on these suggestions.

Let's see when is this "before". Humans began to cultivate and consume vegetables, grains, and legumes in significant quantities during the Neolithic Revolution, which occurred around 10,000 years ago. This period marks the transition from a nomadic lifestyle of hunter-gatherers to a sedentary lifestyle based on agriculture. 10,000 years is a sufficient period for significant genetic changes to occur in human populations, especially in response to environmental pressures and changes in lifestyle, such as diet.

Hahahha that's good!

Which sandwiches? The bread is fresh and made with organic and ancient grain flour not genetically modified? What filling does it have? Seasonal vegetables? Not industrial processed cheese? Why two sandwiches and not just one? :)

Suggestion: when you eat carbo/sugar also eat 8/10 almonds to lower the glycemic peak.

I have zero experience with carnivore diet, but to me it seems just crazy and contrary to any historical or biological strand. Let's see what eat people that live longer and better: Mediterranean diet, or the equivalent Asiatic one. From these facts the key seems a balanced diet, plenty of grains, legumes and vegetables, some fish or white meat, and in general meals with moderate portion sizes.

I have the impression that those who are better off on the carnivorous diet used to abuse carbohydrates, sugar and processed foods.

Finally, a carnivorous diet when thought of globally is simply unsustainable from a production and ecological perspective.

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