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0 sats \ 2 replies \ @nichro 6h \ on: Coinos Wallet Disappeared, Any Substitute? nostr
I think he got hacked again this week. His nsec was:
I love the idea, design and existence of Coinos but it's become rough to recommend it to merchants and newbies at this point and sleep well at night.
I think Coinos needs a nightly build where they can "move fast and break things", experiment and all that.
And then have an LTS build that's minimalist, stable, secure. No Nostr stuff or ecash or anything experimental that adds attack surface, targeted at newly orangepilled merchants.
Ahh yes the good old days of pretending you were a werewolf or a psychic vampire without the existence of a whole online world there, to reaffirm that as actual truth with their forums and wikis full of rules and guides and terms to learn about and fit in, turning a chaotic and playful exploratory maginative journey into joyless, structured, mystery-free bureaucratic peer approval-seeking endeavor
Necromancy zaps/boosts!
10% of stackers are designated as necromancers during a particular week. If they resurrect a thread that ends up stacking a lot more sats, they get rewarded, and the resurrected thread gets stickier somehow.
Just some showerthoughts
EDIT: hey necromancy is kind of on theme for october too
Yes sir.
I'm not a horror-head but am a cinephile of sorts, and I agree.
In fact that studio makes all kinds of masterpiece documentary. All the behind the scenes factoids and stories from cast and crew. The reasoning behind artistic choices made, the context of the era, etc.
It's whole food for afficiano minds
They did some for 80-90s action hero movies, scifi, and I think recently even horror and FPS games and their history.
I wonder if a forum like SN could withstand an eternal September better than old BBS if the general population mostly splinters into sub communities (or even across sites that are "forks" of SN but maybe interoperable somehow?)
The constant would remain the economics of pay-to-post and maybe the original culture if people get onboarded at a reasonable pace