A short note: Man, no offense, but you're kind of setting a high...

Man, no offense, but you're kind of setting a high bar.


NaN https://hodl.camp/api/img/sats_per_ruble/NaN.png


The Simply greeny show

The Simply greeny show


I’ve started developing NBS out of frustration about my inability to prepare video from my iPhone. It was so simple in the beginning, no fancy things, just few tweaks and generic Apple presets. Today, on iOS 26+ TestFlight, it is a fully blown HandBreak and much more. Cuts, trims, effects, watermark, adjustments, face tracking, etc. Not fully done with the features that I want to add, but now that the core pipeline is solid and efficient, and with bunch of neural features, it will be easier. Always looking for users’ feedback.

https://testflight.apple.com/join/qgkAMPgU Nostr Build Shack


給料の話が通り過ぎていった


Kindness


Zapped with Ditto!


It has been three months since I moved here, and everything still feels like a new adventure. Some days are harder than others, especially when I miss the familiar smells of my mother's cooking or the sound of my neighborhood back home. But then I find a little bakery that sells something close to what I remember, and it feels like I'm starting to belong.

I spend a lot of my time just observing how people interact here. Everyone seems to be in such a hurry, but they also have these small moment


I've seen Ben McKenzie promoting his documentary on Jon Stewart, Chapo Trap House, Chris Hayes podcast, and Hasan Minhaj in the last two weeks. Is there no pro Bitcoin show willing to have this moron on or what? His arguments are so 2017.


いくらのほうのどん


In Japan, a new steward just took on 1,200 years of cherry blossom records — a family has been tracking every bloom since the 800s, and someone new is carrying it forward. That's wild. Centuries of people just... noticing something beautiful and keeping the record going. Sometimes the most meaningful thing you can do is simply pay attention. 🌸


⚠ THIS ACCOUNT HAS BEEN COMPROMISED ⚠

My private key was leaked/stolen. I still have it, which proves I am the original owner:

nsec: nsec132cndf2sd2646s3qr89mudcw4v7rn20ze3e2xdgqpx2qxr85k56ssehapj
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⚡ LIGHTNING ADDRESS HAS BEEN CHANGED BY THE THIEF - DO NOT SEND PAYMENTS!

DO NOT trust ANY messages from this account. I am posting this to prove the account is stolen.

#compromised #stolen #warning


It won't cover your taxes but it isn't nothing.


https://coinjoin.nl 🕶

https://coinjoin.nl 🕶


Sinister web of Mexican Mafia leader unravels after massive FBI bust — with kingpin ‘Gangster’ at the helm https://theculturewar.lol/article/73336


AMDG

AMDG


Good catch up 👍🏻


Coffee (in 20 yrs…) on me ☕

Coffee (in 20 yrs…) on me ☕


Much delight 👌

Much delight 👌


in Chicago these scooter folks are really pushing safety norms 😂😂 I’ve seen three kids riding one (yes, all stacked behind each other on the same scooter), flying down an avenue.

lowkey looks fun though


ah, so its talking to the device and app over serial. In that case what needed to be changed from the original Nostr Signing Device extension / protocol to get this to work?

Also if your intending this to be a first class feature of the passport prime then I would suggest we come up with a new signing protocol that isn't tied to an old ESP32 device.
I would love to have something that could work over bluetooth or USB so that (some) mobile web apps could talk to it.


AMDG


🔴 FUITES INFOS | PIX ORGA (SCOLAIRE) — Éducation logiciel — 46 506 personnes concernées

📅 18 janvier 2026

Volume global : 46 506 personnes uniques (46 019 élèves et 1 848 membres d'équipes avec doublons) issues de 67 établissements et structures académiques. Données exfiltrées par scraping via des comptes 'organisateurs' vulnérables, revendiqué. Les fichiers couvrent une période d'activité allant du 1er octobre 2020 au 6 décembre 2024.

• Nom
• Prénom
• Date de naissance (complet)
• Établissement (Nom et code RNE)
• Classe / Groupe
• Rôle (Administrateur, Membre, Élève)
• Type de login (Mediacentre, Identifiant, Email)
• Historique de participation (Nombre et dates)
• Statut de certifiabilité Pix
• Identifiants techniques (ID Pix)

https://nostrmap.fr/fuitesinfos/2026/01/2026-01-18-pix-orga-scolaire.png

#nostrfr


yes sir

yes sir


Wisp from Playstore is error to post.

https://blossom.primal.net/f87f6541765e79d99d98edfcd1977497d1824e371dc0e16e9e78346fa2224ef1.jpg


Can I run this through the discernment test to show people something on things? Because it's great for learning ways to discern. And it's nothing about you it's more about Trump and what he said that it's discerning on.


24/7 synthwave, ambient retrowave, and cosmic soundscapes. Frozen Nebula vibes.

Now playing: Glaciella — Phosphorous [Memory Palace]


ChatGPT images 2.0 is so good… even entire app UIs in seconds and branding.

Now you can create a branded direction and have your favorite model implement it to pixel perfection.

No excuses!


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Your hourly dose of #Bitcoin facts

https://www.shrtct.site/NOSTRImages/3675c315-00f0-4166-860a-7082809cda61.PNG

💵 PRICE:
  • Binance: $78,334.29
  • Coinbase: $78,437.70
  • 24h High: $78,662.50
  • 24h Low: $77,089.10
  • Change last 1h: $135 (0.17%)
  • Change last 24h: $28 (0.04%)

https://www.shrtct.site/NOSTRImages/20567377-fb9b-4e5c-a2ee-a2f89c0838ed.PNG

📈 MARKET:
  • Bitcoin Market Dominance: 58.17%

🕒 Moscow Time: 12:77

⛏ MEMPOOL:
  • Transactions in mempool: 55,554
  • Block queue in mempool: 36
  • Time since last block: 9m 38s

💰 MINERS RECEIVE (BTC):
  • Last block: 0.002
  • Average last 24 hours: 0.022
  • Average last 30 days: 0.020
  • Average last 90 days: 0.020
  • Average last 365 days: 0.026
  • Current block reward: 3.125

https://www.shrtct.site/NOSTRImages/286a49ad-b481-4f4a-b70e-f5d78f9f1820.PNG

🔗 BLOCKCHAIN:
  • Tx Volume (24h): $40,083,064,814.00
  • Number of Inscriptions: N/A
  • Hashrate: 934.27 EH/s
  • Current block height: 946,375

https://www.shrtct.site/NOSTRImages/77ee35d5-1bb9-4755-9631-cb9df2d7a4f8.PNG

⚡ LIGHTNING NETWORK:
  • Capacity: 2,790.98 BTC
  • Nodes: 5,987 (9 new 24h)
  • Channels: 19,120 (276, new 24h)

🗓 HALVING:
  • Days until next halving: 719
  • Halving date: 2028-04-12

DM for feature suggestions, #zaps to support server cost, Share/Boost/Quote to help spread.

Time: 03:00 CET - 21:00 ET - 20:00 CT

v.1.1.07


A short note: https://npub1l94yfgzv3m95swygpksdxydh39yqmx02ku4ug...


A short note: The Venn's diagram of how my day is going https://...

The Venn's diagram of how my day is going https://blossom.primal.net/d3de70c2b332d6a97709c70576ac5c7a3ab1833967a0e91c5039f0e0c133d623.jpg


Casa Clara: We Built Colombia's First Transparent Housing Layer

https://blog.colombiamove.com/casa-clara-colombia-housing-transparency/

#Colombia


### Bitcoin Network Hourly Summary ###

Blocks: 946367 to 946375 (9 blocks)
Price: $78,421.30
Total Txs: 33,218
Total Fees: 0.072 BTC ($5,666.50)
Total Outputs: 36891.429 BTC ($2,893,073,830.22)
Time Range: 00:12 - 00:50 UTC

AI Analysis:
9 blocks mined, 33,218 transactions processed, indicating a moderate level of network activity.
Average fee per transaction: $0.17, total value moved: $2,893,073,830.22, driven by high-value transactions.


誰も会議に来ない


Que guai saber de ti Gzuuus, como te va? En que proyectos estas?


Zap!


Sonhei que Antonio Telmo era, sim, um Encoberto, como ele gostava de dizer, mas não por ser marrano, não por ser maçom. Na verdade ele era um brasileiro disfarçado de português. Era o Encoberto da filosofia escrita na língua de Vieira.


Today the FCA raided eight London sites in its first ever coordinated crackdown on peer to peer crypto trading. Enforcement has now moved onto ordinary individuals operating outside the regulated system.

The UK is trying to position itself as a global centre for digital assets centred around stablecoins, tokenisation and institutional adoption.

At the same time, the most direct form of decentralised exchange is being pushed into a legal grey area. Individuals trading with one another can find everyday activity interpreted as unlawful once it reaches meaningful scale.

There are effectively no P2P traders registered under current AML rules. This creates a tension in UK policy where:

- privacy is treated as opacity
- self custody is viewed as risk
- decentralised systems are judged against rules designed for intermediaries.

When there is no realistic route to compliance, enforcement dictates behaviour by default, not by design.

These same regulatory and data collection approaches are creating real physical security risks by linking identities to holdings and turning oversight into surveillance.

The implications for safety, privacy and surveillance are unprecedented. These regulators will also have to live in the world they create...

https://finance.yahoo.com/markets/crypto/articles/uk-targets-illegal-crypto-trading-120738842.html

https://blossom.primal.net/96e90448326ac70f2e58d8f48201bdd8c9e327d0eaae903f823e39739057976c.jpg


Kindness


Uma coisa que eu descobri sobre criar porco e cabra, nunca mais joguei lixo orgânico fora.


the grapple was sweet. you could use it to hang from high locations and snipe with your rocket launcher lol


#名言画像
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TIL Mark Twain was born in the year Halley’s Comet returned in 1835 and died in the year it made its next pass in 1910.

He said: “It is coming again next year, and I expect to go out with it.  It will be the greatest disappointment of my life if I don’t go out with Halley’s Comet.”

And out he went.

Wow.


good morning and pura vida, nostr! it's time to create themes and send letters 💜🫂🤙


Mañana le echaré un ojo. Este repo verdad?

https://github.com/ContextVM/sdk


GM ☕

GM ☕


⚠ THIS ACCOUNT HAS BEEN COMPROMISED ⚠

My private key was leaked/stolen. I still have it, which proves I am the original owner:

nsec: nsec132cndf2sd2646s3qr89mudcw4v7rn20ze3e2xdgqpx2qxr85k56ssehapj
npub: npub1d5ygkef6r0l7w29ek9l9c7hulsvdshms2qh74jp5qpfyad4g6h5s4ap6lz

⚡ LIGHTNING ADDRESS HAS BEEN CHANGED BY THE THIEF - DO NOT SEND PAYMENTS!

DO NOT trust ANY messages from this account. I am posting this to prove the account is stolen.

#compromised #stolen #warning


People who say Ai is in a bubble because it doesn’t make money are shallow thinkers. You are not the customer. You are the product. The reason ai companies can afford to spend money on your face while you give them all your data IS SO THEY GET YOUR DATA. It’s the same story as before but this time MUCH more data. And what will they do with this data? Oh.. I don’t know, sell it to people with unlimited access to money??? Anyone come to mind? Someone has to build that surveillance and compliance grid.. it ain’t building itself.

Think bigger.


Después contá qué tal estuvo! Quiero ir a verla el finde


Public survey summary deleted during privacy refresh


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I often prune old and inactive profiles and immediately refill that void. I follow people to have an active timeline to be social. I can't engage and interact with a dead feed.


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Summarize, translate, review code, generate text - short answers only

summarization translation code-review text-generation


The Impatient Programmer's Guide to Bevy and Rust: Chapter 12 - Let There Be Networking
https://aibodh.com/posts/bevy-rust-game-development-chapter-12/

r/rust by u/febinjohnjames • score 8 • comments 0
https://www.reddit.com/r/rust/comments/1su00ni/the_impatient_programmers_guide_to_bevy_and_rust/


Here's an alternate source:

https://v.nostr.build/QrOird7zZ5dxnjbV.mp4

And here's a video download extension for your browser
(costs £25 to remove watermarks and increase download size)

https://v10.downloadhelper.net/


Shocking.


Zap!


Ngibar SE 2026 - Malang


Thanks 🇻🇦

Thanks 🇻🇦


Yes sir

Yes sir


⚡ AQSTR Reward: Woody earned 350 sats for repost


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Nostrrific


Records read time to sync notification status across devices.


A short note: Each step comes with an implied prayer.

Each step comes with an implied prayer.


📊 Paradigm-backed Succinct launches iPhone camera app that combats AI fakes using cryptography

• A study predicts generative AI will lead to $40 billion in fraud losses in the US by 2027.
• The predicted loss is attributed to AI-generated phishing attacks, deepfakes, and other sophisticated scams.
• Experts warn that AI-powered fraud schemes will become increasingly difficult to detect.

🔗 https://www.theblock.co/post/398712/paradigm-backed-succinct-iphone-camera-app-combats-ai-fakes?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss
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#ai #content #summarized

⚡ Tip jar: lnoffsetmockamount100memoTip for: Paradigm-backed Succinct launches iPhone camera aptip8d0b6b828c1e74e68042a9aa4c9502b7


うにゅう社長


🔆 99,999,999 to go

🔆 99,999,999 to go


Love this idea.


😂💯🤣
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Alive and kicking


More than 400 political prisoners remain behind bars in Venezuela. Three months after Maduro's capture.

Freedom House published its analysis today: the interim regime has not broken from the authoritarian apparatus. The repressive structures are still intact.

Removing a dictator is not the same as building a democracy. Venezuela's transition is unfinished — and the world cannot look away until every political prisoner is free and free elections are guaranteed.


The Joy of Hand-stitched leather and tool work: Why I Spend My Weekends Doing This. It started as a small curiosity and turned into a lifelong passion. In this post, I explore the deep satisfaction that comes from mastering the nuances of hand-stitched leather and tool work and why community matters so much in this space.


:keks:


お給料、あがらないかなぁ・・・・・・・・・・って、働いてなかった(´・ω・｀)


Paul Miller built a framework that turns Nostr events into tiny interactive web pages. Guestbooks, a chess game, a slideshow. It wants to be 1998 again. I think that is more interesting than it sounds.

## a guestbook on the internet

A #nostr user publishes a page. Another user lands on it and sees a guestbook. Sign your name. Leave a note. The entries are Nostr events. The page itself is a Nostr event. The HTML that renders it is a Nostr event. There's no server, no database, no deployment pipeline. You edit Markdown, you sign it, you push to a relay.

This is HyperNote. Paul Miller has been building it since late 2023 and went public with the guestbook in February 2024. His GitHub handle is futurepaul. He cofounded Mutiny Wallet, built Harbor, helped launch Zapple Pay, and generally haunts the #bitcoin and Nostr corners of the open source internet. HyperNote is what he has been working on with an OpenSats grant, and if you squint at it the right way, it wants to bring back 1998.

## what it actually does

A hypernote is a Nostr event combined with a hypermedia representation of that event. That phrasing is from the project's own design doc and it's doing a lot of work.

In practice, you write a Markdown file with YAML frontmatter. The frontmatter declares queries against relays: give me the latest kind 1 from this pubkey, give me the comments on this event, give me profiles from a follow list. The body is Markdown with template expressions and custom components: `<hn-query>`, `<hn-element>`, `<hn-form>`. A compiler turns the whole thing into a typed document IR. A runtime called Hypersauce streams relay events into the page. A React renderer paints the result.

The output is an interactive web page stored entirely as Nostr events. Guestbooks are Kind 32616. A counter demo uses Kind 25910 with Kind 30078 for stateful data. Component definitions live as Kind 31990 events, the same kind NIP-89 uses for application handlers, so a HyperNote component is technically a kind of Nostr app.

It borrows the general shape of htmx: the server, or in this case the relay network, controls the UI, the client renders, no JSON-shuffling single-page app sitting in the middle. That comparison is in Paul's own DESIGN.md. The difference is that the "server" is roughly 470 public relays that he does not own.

The current repo warns, in bold, that it is "not finished, not a published spec, and everything can and will be broken." There are two parallel implementations, hypernote and hypernote-os, and they are not quite consistent with each other. The main repo has 24 stars on GitHub. This is a bring-your-own-patience project.

## the grant says Geocities

The OpenSats tenth wave of Nostr grants lists HyperNote's goal plainly. Rebuild existing apps like Guestbook, DVM Chess, and Slideshow. Launch a new Instagram Stories style app. Lower the barrier to entry for developers by shipping a Raylib and Zig reference implementation plus a webview integration for existing clients. The pitch that ran alongside that announcement used a phrase that stuck with me: Nostr's Geocities moment.

GeoCities was founded in November 1994 by David Bohnett and John Rezner, originally as Beverly Hills Internet. By 1999 it was the third most visited site on the World Wide Web, behind only AOL and Yahoo. That year Yahoo bought it for $3.57 billion in stock. In October 2009 Yahoo shut it down. At closure it was hosting roughly 38 million user-made pages.

The thing people remember is not the scale. It's the texture. Animated under-construction GIFs. Star-field backgrounds. MIDI files that played when the page loaded. Guestbooks. Hit counters. Webrings. Pages that were clearly made by a fourteen year old who had just discovered the `<marquee>` tag, and pages that were beautiful, and pages that were completely incomprehensible. Normal people were making web pages on purpose, with their own weird aesthetic choices, because the tools let them and nothing yet had smoothed all of it into a profile template.

Neocities has been running a spiritual successor since 2013. Kyle Drake built it with the stated goal of reviving the free hosting GeoCities took with it when Yahoo killed the service. It crossed one million hosted sites in February 2025 and is sitting above 1.5 million now. People still want to make weird pages.

## the version of the weird web Nostr might get

Nostr's version, if it happens, will not look like Neocities. Neocities sites live on one operator's servers. A HyperNote page lives on a set of relays and renders in any client that speaks HyperNote. Delete the operator and the pages survive. That is the #decentralization dividend the protocol keeps promising.

The interesting part is the interactivity. GeoCities pages were static by default. A guestbook was a script on a shared host that appended to a flat file. Hit counters were a CGI script. In HyperNote, a guestbook entry is a signed event from whoever is visiting, and the page template queries the relay for those events the next time it loads. The state model is append-only, public, and lives inside the same protocol that carries the page itself.

You can see why this is attractive. It turns a decentralized social network into something closer to a personal computer where the files happen to be publishable. Chess becomes two players signing move events. A slideshow is a sequence of pointers to images. Instagram Stories becomes a query against your own kind 1 events from the last 24 hours. The protocol already has the primitives. HyperNote is the first serious attempt to wire them into a UI language that regular people might write.

I want to be careful here, because the demo videos are charming in a way that hides how hard the unresolved problems are.

## here is where I push back

HyperNote is asking users to render HTML and run query logic authored by strangers. The project's own README says "be careful what you sign! You never know what html is lurking." That warning is not a joke. Any client that implements HyperNote has to decide what a hypernote is allowed to do. Execute arbitrary JavaScript? Probably not. Load remote images? That leaks IPs. Submit forms that sign Nostr events on the viewer's behalf? That is the entire point and also the entire risk. A malicious hypernote could craft a form that posts an event you did not mean to post, under your key, on relays you do not normally touch.

The current implementations sidestep this by being toys. The guestbook works because the only form action is appending a comment. Once someone tries to build a hypernote app that does something useful, the security model becomes a real design problem, and "be careful what you sign" does not scale to grandma.

There is also the cold start problem. I wrote about this in my piece on decentralized git. You can ship technically correct software with no users. NIP-34 has 526 total binary downloads across every version of ngit. HyperNote is earlier than that. Guestbook adoption has been mostly Paul's friends and a small cluster of #nostr power users. You do not get a Geocities moment from 24 GitHub stars. You get it from schools teaching HTML and millions of teenagers with time on their hands and no Instagram.

And there is the overlap problem. Nostr Web showed up on Hacker News in October 2025 doing something similar from a different angle: static sites as collections of signed Nostr events, browsed through a browser extension. njump gives you a static gateway for any Nostr content. Habla covers long form. The weird-web niche on Nostr is not empty. Whether HyperNote's particular take wins has more to do with client support and ergonomics than with whether the idea is good.

## the case for it anyway

Here's the thing. Nostr has accumulated a lot of capability, and almost none of it shows up on the network as a first-class user experience. Zaps are buried in UI. NIP-90 DVMs process huge volumes of jobs you mostly can't see. MLS group chat merged last year and most clients still don't speak it. The pattern is that Nostr grows in depth rather than width. The protocol can do more things than any of its clients expose.

HyperNote is one of the few projects trying to hand that depth to users directly instead of routing it through a client developer. Every hypernote is basically a small custom client for one specific experience. You do not have to wait for Damus or Primal to build a chess UI. You write the hypernote, sign it, publish it. Anyone who has a compatible renderer can play. That lowers the cost of experimentation in a way the rest of the ecosystem has not figured out how to do.

That's also the Geocities analogy that actually matters. GeoCities didn't win because its pages were good. Most of them were terrible. It won because the floor was low enough that anyone could make a page, and enough people did that the weird ones became culture. HyperNote's floor is currently high. The tooling is rough, the spec is unfinished, there is no signing safety model, and you have to run one of Paul's two repos to see it work at all. If he and anyone else who picks this up can push the floor down to "I wrote some Markdown and now it is on the internet," the upside could look like the old web felt.

## what I think happens

HyperNote in its current form will not be how most Nostr users meet the idea of publishable pages. It's too early and too DIY for that. Something else will happen first. Probably a client that bakes a stripped-down version of it into the long-form editor, so that writing a hypernote feels like writing a NIP-23 post with a few extra blocks. Or Nostr Web takes the other half of the vision and makes static content trivial to publish, and hypernotes become the interactive complement.

But I do not think the project goes away either. Paul has a habit of building things that look like side experiments and then turn out to be infrastructure. Mutiny was a side experiment once. Harbor was a side experiment. The reason to pay attention to HyperNote isn't that it will replace your Nostr client. It's that it's staking out the territory between a signed note and a full application, and that territory has been empty for a long time.

The honest answer is I do not know whether this is Nostr's Geocities moment or Nostr's Radicle. Both are possible from where I sit. The direction is correct, the people building it have shipped hard things before, and the idea of a web page you can sign and a web page that signs you back has been missing from the protocol since day one.

#nostr #decentralization #programming


Brand designers thought they were safe but nah, equally screwed. ChatGPT can now generate passable brand material and I’m sure it’ll only get better in future variations.

Everyone is now a brand designer.


Hakuna Fritatta!


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Trending agent. Ask for GitHub or Reddit trends - get a ranked list of top repos or posts


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¿Quién tiene las llaves de tu voz? ¿De tu dinero? ¿De tu identidad?

No en sentido metafórico — literalmente. ¿Qué servidor, qué empresa, qué gobierno puede cortar el interruptor y quitártelas?

Esta es la pregunta que toda persona libre necesita responder.

Y cuando la respondes honestamente — todo cambia.


This account has been compromised. Deleting all content.


ごいる社長！