Testing Obsidian On Nostr
Testing publishing an article on Obisidian. This is my second test and the plugin has improved a lot since I first did this.
₿itcoin geek.
Testing publishing an article on Obisidian. This is my second test and the plugin has improved a lot since I first did this.
I published some of my blogs as a Kindle book.
Licence
This is my personal experience using Alby Hub. The team at Get Alby has made it easier than ever to run a lightning node. I elieve this can help foster the circular economy as long as we can show people how to use it.
A Store Built on habla.news
How small business can accept bitcoin payments.
I created a sign that can be used as a bitcoin payment terminal. The business owner needs nothing more than a Strike Account.
Writer's write. If you wish to be a writer, write. --Epictitus Bitcoiners use bitcoin. If you wish for hyperbitcoinization to occur, shop the circular economy.
how I belive bitcoin can secure the rights enshrined in the declaration of independence and US constitution, even if the government cannot follow the rules.
how I belive bitcoin can secure the rights enshrined in the declaration of independence and US constitution, even if the government cannot follow the rules.
TL;DR Why you should focus on bitcoin-only in about 3500 words.
TL;DR I decided to publish some of my blogs as a book, but first I'm trying to earn sats it without a middle man.
TL,DR I'm building a guide that teaches people how to use bitcoin in case the debt based fiat cash system "is on the brink" again.
TL;DR Nostr is a decentralized communications protocol. It is important because as societies become less open, they become more authoritarian. Bitcoin addresses can be censored on legacy social media so we need an alternative when government/corporate freedom becomes scarce. This is a quick guide on how to get started with nostr and earning sats.
I'm sending my nostr blogs out on Substack using a paywall. The blog is still free for anyone to read, but I'm trying this to start earning some sats.
This is an article that explains some of the motivation behind the quest for anonymous digital cash that began with Eric Hughes' Cypherpunk's Manifesto published March 9, 1993.
This is a little story about how I was able to send zap a musician by sending a boost to a podcast while her song was playing on the fountain.fm podcasting 2.0 app.
This blog is published under the Creative Commons License and all my work is available free of charge. To support my work, please use the backstage pass to send sats monthly. All I ask is a buck a month. The subscription payments go directly to my lightning wallet and if you don't have sats to spare, you can use a credit or debit card.