That's gonna be boring for me. I browse my nostr feed with auto-play disabled - and I almost never play a video.

Dude. Reading your articles is no easy task for the modern brainrot audience. And now there is another one in my queue. Looking forward with interest and dread.

Hits the nail on its head. I do exactly this when faced with ad walls. Not sure that a pay wall would do better... But, one can hope. The thing is that just because something is interesting it's not necessarily valuable.

The merchant isn't the enemy. The surveilling rails, such as Phoenix, are. Use your own node, or share one with people you know! Privacy AND self-custody is what makes the bank.

When desktop client? E.g. AppImage, static binary, Debian package or similar? :)

Interesting. The texts do give some LLM-vibe, but I wasn't really sure. Probabilistically, I did lean towards that it was LLM-generated. Who types essays and articles by hand these days? Even serious scientists acknowledge having incorporated proof read LLM-slop into their works. What LLM do you use?

How on earth do you manage to push out these texts on a daily basis?

Yes, I know about Keychat. It still needs to mature some - the deb package is likely for trixie and doesn't work on my Whonix workstation, and the AppImage flickers a lot but at least seems to work. I'm also not really convinced MLS is a good idea. But Keychat is a cool nostr thingy.

In investing you either timed the bottom or you have a long investment horizon. What you tell yourself differs according to how stuff develop. You seem upset - perhaps there is something you just need to understand better. Besides, getting rid of unnecessary fiat is always a good thing.

Cool! Now, do this for a secure communications platform that has an open-source back-end (and front-end of course), and can be federated.