I'm slowly compiling an Online Privacy Guide for my family and friends (I'll eventually make it public too). I am aiming for it to be very easy to read, understand and execute, think "could my mother do it?". Ultimately a checklist with easy to follow steps, reasoning (not to techy) and links to further info. Now, I'm fairly new to privacy tech, but have made considerable improvements and want to help others claim back their privacy. Obviously #nostr has been an amazing source of info and help, but I want to double down and be a bit more conprehensive. So, can anyone please recommend any resources, accounts on here or X to follow or suggest some areas to cover? I'm looking to learn more, improve my understanding and take my time to compile the guide slowly so that people aren't overwhelmed and put off. Thanks in advance #nostr #nostrdevs #nostrs-devs #asknostr #privacy #onlineprivacy

#nostr user numbers likely to go up next year

THEY call it Blue Monday - my arse! I'd say it's more of a dull grey, and the concept of an average mood on a particular day, that we all feel is pure bullshit. Life is amazing on all its days and in all its colours, yes it can feel shit at times, but thats life, problems are inevitable and infinitely solvable. And as for societal averages, they can just do one, I sm not an average. Don't let anyone tell you how and when you should feel. Happy Grey Day 🤣✌️

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The internet, tech, maths, science and so much more are a joy to behold. Yet I often think about the quote below and belive 'surely, it could be a lot easier than this'.

The British pub is an amazing thing, it can be seen as a stale old traditional institution, but I can tell you, its not, it's actually a vibrant public forum. Come, get mortal, have a cuppa, have one, have ten, sit alone, speak to strangers, entertain us with your small talk, change the world, discuss politics or deep philosophy, argue, fall in love, debate, create, conjure, imagine ideas that would never see the light of day. The British pub is where these can and do come to life, and if nothing else, you can seek refuge, a bag of crisps and refreshment.