alp 6 days ago

You want Nostr lists? Here, have some lists. View quoted note →

alp 1 week ago

That's interesting, because he's nailing the exact mentality differences between Northern Europeans and Americans right there (starting at 7:53). Those come from school systems and this conditioned comfort with sticking to the familiar instead of trying new stuff. I can back that up. Northern Europe isn't betting on fresh entrepreneurs at all. It just wants to pump up that old money, the kind earned way before World War I, and make it even more powerful. That's why you don't see any standout IT innovation coming out of that area; the structures and laws to support it just aren't there.

alp 1 week ago

It doesn't matter how technically advanced your security and protection systems are; they're gonna hit you with social engineering. And loneliness is a nasty weak spot. People will do just about anything to dodge pain. And that brings me to the next thing: Neuralink, or those neural brain-to-machine links that some big tech lords are working on right now. It's not really about making it easier to use computers; it's all about digging into people's desires. Take a simple example: The test subject plays some adventure game, like a role-playing one. During the game, he runs into 10 different kinds of AI-generated women. Blondes, brunettes, short ones, tall ones, with all sorts of body types and skin tones... they're testing the whole range. Then those electrodes on your head measure which type triggers the strongest biochemical reactions. And in round two, they tweak that type even more, try out extra variations, until bam, they know exactly what turns you on. That doesn't just open the floodgates to the most killer personalized ads, but also to scams. Or hey, aren't those basically the same thing anyway? Some tech just pulls in scams like a magnet when the folks at the controls don't have any fear of God. View quoted note →

alp 1 week ago

It's finally here! I've been nagging you guys about this like forever, now it's out and ready to download. Ladies and gentlemen... 💫 #NoorNote! Together with #NoorSigner! 💫

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Here's a snippet from the feature list: 🌟 Spotlight-like search - Search by Event, Username, npub and full-text. With built-in browsing history. Quick access to anything with CMD+K/CTRL+K 🌟 Search in npub - Search for keywords within a specific user's posts 🌟 Rich Bookmarks - Drag & drop sortable lists with folder organization 🌟 Custom Bookmarks - Bookmark any URL, just like in a browser 🌟 Mute Threads - Say bye to hell threads 🌟 Follow lists - With mutual badges and zap balances 🌟 Quoted reposts - Shown in note's replies 🌟 Article notifications - Get notified on new articles per user 🌟 Analytics per note - See who liked, reposted, quoted, replied, or zapped 🌟 Thread mention alerts - Get notified when someone replies to a note you were mentioned in 🌟 Local list backups - Manual NIP-51 list management, never lose your follows, bookmarks, or mutes again 🌟 Multiple NIP-05 support - Add multiple verified addresses to your profile 🌟 Safe NWC string storage - Stored in keychain (macOS) or Secret Service (Linux) And here are a few screenshots: