lime!

of course.

dishwasher. it uses way less water than even filling the sink once. it obviously uses more electricity than doing it by hand though. you gotta think about the value of the time saved as well.

as i said, flimsy numbers.

lol

nostr has a pretty bad reputation due to the nature of the protocol’s inception and the people involved. any time that specific network is brought up, the discussion pivots.

this was discussed elsewhere. nostr is tightly coupled to lightning.

well in this case it was made clear they were mistaken about the whole thing and therefore the passive-aggressive tone they were using was completely unwarranted.

what interests me with gabe’s comments at the time is that he didn’t have the same complaints as the “normal users”. he didn’t comment on the UI basically at all, which makes sense because steam’s ten-foot interface released about the same time as metro. the ui was never the main problem with W8, it was the vendor lock-in that came from the microsoft store.

better than not reading at all, apparently

depends on the thing you’re asking about.

no, as in, the developer built nostr because he wanted a twitter-like microblogging platform he couldn’t be banned from.

really, this is skim-reading territory. you could have saved us both a lot of time by just reading the history of the thing.

it is like twitter in that it’s designed to be like twitter.

the fact that nostr is very tightly integrated with bitcoin, to the point that the lightning network extension basically is part of the standard.

false equivalency. they made a plausible claim.

your previous two replies were. and by “just asking questions” about things you obviously know more about, you’re not adding to the conversation.

okay, but the version of sudo everyone uses is over 130 000 lines of C.

distrowatch puts debian at number 4 or 5 consistently in its popularity graphs. which is also a rather flimsy number, but it’s something.

debian is one of the most common distros

instead of asking obviously leading questions, why not tell people what you know?

alpine doesn’t have sudo. hell, neither does debian, by default