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For #noStrudel users who do not want to set up a CORS proxy, simply use this Chrome extension:
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经过群友推荐, 尝试了 Quetta 浏览器.
https://www.quetta.net/
很不错的, 比狐猴浏览器要更加完善了, 当前 Chromium 内核版本是 130. 还没有狐猴那样强行升级版本把 MV3 的迁移政策也给带过来了. 不过这个浏览器虽然说是 "注重隐私", 但却依赖于 GMS, 还只能从 Google Play 下载. Quetta 说它们有计划在 25 年完成开源, 商业模式是浏览器本身的付费高级功能.
不过由于我自己 Kiwi 和 Chrome 用多了有点不太习惯这种现代的布局🤣地址栏和控制栏全部集中在底部, 总是习惯去点右上角找翻译按钮.
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阿里 #DNS 的污染越来越严重了. 是时候该自己维护自己的 hosts.txt 了.
Why did #noStrudel view notes in drawer feature disappear in latest commit? @npub1ye5…knpr
近日，在广州天河区举办的招聘会上，一家商贸公司招聘储备店长，底薪2800起，还有一家医药公司招聘医药代表，大专：2000、本科：2500、研究生3000。
Recently, at a job fair held in Tianhe District, Guangzhou, a trading company was recruiting reserve store managers with a base salary starting from 2,800 yuan. Additionally, a pharmaceutical company was recruiting medical representatives with salaries varying by education level: 2,000 yuan for college diploma holders, 2,500 yuan for bachelor's degree holders, and 3,000 yuan for those with master's degrees.
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公众号“劳动法行天下”披露：据不完全统计，2025年以来短短两个月，已经有11名律师相继离世，他们的年龄在39岁-54岁之间。离世的原因除了突发疾病，还有车祸去世、突发心梗。
文章作者称，中国律师有十大苦：生计之苦、技能之苦、体能之苦、脑力之苦、猜疑之苦、无分工之苦、当事人误会之苦、被社会遗忘之苦、无保护之苦、受家人责备之苦。
The WeChat public account "Labor Law Across the Nation" revealed that, according to incomplete statistics, in just the first two months of 2025, 11 lawyers have passed away. Their ages ranged from 39 to 54. The causes of death included sudden illnesses, car accidents, and sudden heart attacks.
The article's author highlighted the "Ten Hardships of Chinese Lawyers":
1. The hardship of making a living,
2. The hardship of honing skills,
3. The hardship of physical endurance,
4. The hardship of mental strain,
5. The hardship of suspicion,
6. The hardship of lacking specialization,
7. The hardship of being misunderstood by clients,
8. The hardship of being forgotten by society,
9. The hardship of having no protection,
10. The hardship of being blamed by family. https://image.nostr.build/a42e248153cd5177c89bf4a8f039867a560ff7fa96202c1e02a2309ceb39ed47.jpg https://image.nostr.build/a647bb44a25cd0c50e73e54c4108d0ef2c54064ff4aa4f5d2af90d235b7ecf79.jpg https://image.nostr.build/602b2bec9dd2af23abbe1d3d6d5c2f16667f77ba35454319f6f0b489579def35.jpg https://image.nostr.build/d8b56188184ddc6aab3e2d1ae3d70e954c472a4e97b7925bded56a40099a064c.jpg
veo que tienes puesto una LN address de este lnbits, pero no te puedo zapear en nostr.
Te aviso que en la extension Paylink, donde has creado esta LN address, hay que marcar tambien "enable nostr zaps".
全美各地包括华盛顿特区举行反特朗普示威
4月5日，美国50个州1200个地点，同时爆发大规模的反川普示威活动，主题是“Hands off”，字面意为放手，抗议马斯克过度插手政府事务，抗议川普当局过度裁员、削减社会保障、医疗、教育等社会福利。与此同时，特朗普正聚精会神地打着高尔夫球，享受着佛罗里达的美好春光。
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抗议个鸡毛，他竞选的时候不是说要加关税么？你们都忘记了？你们投的票，忘记了么？（话虽如此，但是毕竟川普的得票率不是99%的全过程民主，这还是有没有投票给他的人，还有，即使投票给他，也不代表支持他所有的政策。羡慕人家可以抗议～）
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2月27日，河南漯河。“老包”在当地经营二手机床、钣金设备生意。因大环境不好，老包不得不忍痛贱卖一批机床，老包还称，当初听了这些专家的鬼话，觉得今年经济一定会稳中向好，于是四处举债收了很多钣金设备，结果这些设备哪怕是赔钱都卖不动，现在每天借酒消愁，只有在新闻联播里才能找到幸福感。
On February 27th, in Luohe, Henan Province, “Lao Bao” runs a business dealing in second-hand machine tools and sheet metal equipment. Due to the unfavorable economic environment, Lao Bao had no choice but to sell a batch of machine tools at a loss. Lao Bao also mentioned that he was misled by the words of certain experts, believing that the economy would stabilize and improve this year. As a result, he borrowed heavily to acquire a large amount of sheet metal equipment. However, these devices cannot be sold even at a loss. Now, he drowns his sorrows in alcohol every day, finding solace only in the happiness portrayed on the evening news broadcast.
2月27日，浙江。一名40岁程序员称，最近在外包软件公司上班，本来工资18k，但甲方制定了各项严苛的罚款规定：下班忘关电脑、迟到早退、着装不规范、早上8点半后还在吃饭等等将被罚款1000-2000元/次。
导致他上班一个月后，原本工资18k 最后到手6.8k，无法忍受的他选择了离职。
On February 27, in Zhejiang, a 40-year-old programmer shared his recent experience working at an outsourcing software company. Initially, his salary was 18,000 yuan, but the client imposed a series of strict fine policies: forgetting to turn off the computer after work, being late or leaving early, dressing inappropriately, eating breakfast after 8:30 AM, and so on, with fines ranging from 1,000 to 2,000 yuan per violation.
As a result, after working for a month, his original salary of 18,000 yuan was reduced to 6,800 yuan. Unable to tolerate the situation, he decided to resign. https://image.nostr.build/bbb2bac74bf4602e61cc302d75df40c30cdfa58ec33770f789e4d9aa92380905.jpg https://image.nostr.build/09816436d7762c527d0f68dcbc5f3856debb6bd94fa44686eed32a2260a1f40d.jpg https://image.nostr.build/6b0b7242032fe47f9bb8a543529488aaafe459b77949b97202994072b317e8da.jpg
Here's my profile for Reason on Nostr and why it could very well change the world
Pasting a few paragraphs here, you can find the rest at the link
Feel free to spread far and wide 😉
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Can Nostr Make Twitter's Dreams Come True?
Twitter's founder says Nostr is “100 percent what we wanted”—an open, ownerless network
Alex Gladstein | 8.13.2024
Virtually everyone agrees that social media is broken. On Facebook, X, Instagram, and TikTok, people fear out-of-control algorithms, fake news, state actor censorship, and propaganda. Google and Meta collect vast troves of personal information on their users and receive hundreds of thousands of requests every year from governments around the world to access that data. YouTube has become arguably "the most powerful media platform in the history of humanity," yet its algorithm is an ever-changing black box to the creators that populate the platform with videos. During the pandemic, federal officials were in contact with every major social media platform, coercing them to remove content.
The problem is centralized control. We can't trust companies to run our primary communications infrastructure. Government regulation only makes matters worse because it creates new legal barriers to entering the industry, which protects incumbent players and stifles innovation.
What if there were an alternative, not owned by Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg, or the Chinese Communist Party? What if there were a way to control your own data to prevent companies from harvesting and monetizing it? What if you had granular control over what you see in your feed, with the freedom to choose your own algorithms? What if you owned your identity, which could be accessed seamlessly across different clients? That way, if you disapprove of the changes that Elon Musk brought to X, instead of closing your account you could take your handle and followers elsewhere.
That alternative exists. It's called "Notes and Other Stuff Transmitted by Relays"—or Nostr.
The Decentralized Solution
Invented by a pseudonymous programmer and overwhelmingly funded by grants from non-profit foundations, this decentralized, free, and open-source protocol has been quietly evolving for the past three years. Like bitcoin, Nostr is a community-run digital network highly resistant to censorship and corruption. It has 40,000 weekly active users and a growing ecosystem of clients and applications ranging from social media to long-form publishing to payments.
Nostr is only necessary because our existing internet is so broken.
Fifteen years ago, social media seemed destined to decentralize the world and give power back to the people. In 2009, we watched as Arab Spring activists used Twitter and Facebook to organize, coordinate, and help topple several long-standing dictatorships. The promise was that these new social platforms, designed by Silicon Valley entrepreneurs, could help liberate the masses.
It was intoxicating—but turned out to be a mirage. The Arab revolutions stalled out when brutal military regimes cracked down. These platforms became tools for spying and censoring their users. X and Facebook have helped journalists and human rights activists reach bigger audiences, but they haven't fulfilled their revolutionary promise.
Jack Dorsey's Shift from Bluesky to Nostr
This was a major theme at the 2024 Oslo Freedom Forum, which is put on annually by the Human Rights Foundation, where I serve as chief strategy officer. At this conference for democracy and human rights, Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey told the audience that the problem was, actually, guys like him: The very fact that Twitter, now X, has a CEO makes it a single point of failure. Governments routinely pressured Dorsey to censor content; once the company's offices in India were raided. Dorsey says that under the new Musk regime X complies with whatever governments want.
The X network is proprietary. Known as a "silo," this construct traps a user's identity, followers, and data. X also has the power to evict anyone from the platform and delete what they've written. Several years ago, when he was still running the company, Dorsey became convinced that Twitter should become an application instead, where users could post content to an open, ownerless network. This would make it similar to how bitcoin works, where you use an application called a wallet to interact with the network, but the network itself is neutral and open.
Building a non-proprietary architecture was Dorsey's original vision for Twitter, but over time the need to maximize revenue to build a business and serve shareholders undermined that goal.
Nevertheless, in 2021, Dorsey encouraged the creation of Bluesky—an initiative bootstrapped in-house to create that open neutral base layer. But after Musk bought the company, the managers of Bluesky were afraid they would run out of money and started raising funds from venture capitalists, which undermined the vision of building an open platform. Dorsey grew disenchanted and left the Bluesky board.
At the conference in Oslo, Dorsey explained what happened next:
I asked a question: What open source initiatives should I be funding that would be helpful to the public internet? And people kept tweeting at me that I should be looking at Nostr. I found the GitHub that described it and it was 100 percent what we wanted from Bluesky, but it wasn't developed from a company. It was completely independent. Its paper diagnosed every single problem we saw and had. But did it in a grassroots and dead simple way, that felt like the early Twitter where any developer could get on and really feel it.
Escaping the 'Golden Prisons'
Nostr was created in 2020 by the pseudonymous Brazilian programmer fiatjaf, who describes it as "the simplest open protocol that is able to create a censorship-resistant global 'social' network once and for all."
Though nobody is in charge, Nostr works as promised and is thriving. "It is the solution we've all been looking for," says Miljan Braticevic, founder of Primal, one of the two dozen plus clients now available for the Nostr protocol. "Nostr is not a Twitter competitor or a Mastodon competitor. This is the biggest misconception at the moment. That's just the tip of the iceberg. Nostr is nothing less than the foundation for the new internet. Meaning almost every conceivable app we have today will be built on Nostr."
Braticevic's prediction is echoed by at least a dozen other prominent developers. Martti Malmi, the first coder to work on bitcoin alongside Satoshi Nakamoto, is now a Nostr developer. In a recent talk, he said he had started to work on similar ideas around decentralized identity in 2019, only to come close to giving up. But then he found fiatjaf's invention, which he called a "godsend."
"Bitcoin is freedom of money, and Nostr is freedom of everything else," Malmi said. "I was there" in the earliest days of bitcoin, "and Nostr is even more intense."
For something that could be world-changing, Nostr is quite simple. To join, you sign up with a mobile or desktop client, which helps you to create a public and private key pair. The public key (or "npub") is used as your identifier, and you share it with clients and other users so that people can find your posts or pay you for your content. The private key ("nsec") is hidden by the user, stored safely (just like a bitcoin seed phrase), and is your way to log in to different services. Unlike platforms like X or Facebook, no other information is required to set up and use Nostr.
This gives users a powerful range of sovereignty. You can use a client, for example, that has strong hate speech controls. Or you can choose one that doesn't have any at all. You can use a client with aggressive algorithms, just like the ones X uses today. Or you can use one without any algorithm at all. Today, when you log in to an app like Primal, you can sort your feed by what's the latest, by what's most popular, by what's most zapped, or by customized keywords. It's up to you.
Last month, the macroeconomist Lyn Alden, author of one of the best books on bitcoin, published a long essay about Nostr's potential:
[Nostr] is a simple set of foundational building blocks that, if widely adopted, could gradually reshape "the Web" as we know it. Instead of a separate set of siloed social ecosystems, we could gravitate toward a more interoperable set of ecosystems, with more of the power dispersed to the content creators and to the audience, and away from the middlemen corporations.
The Nostr network is constructed like a spider web that can morph and regenerate, making it almost impossible to censor. When you set up a client on Nostr (perhaps, Primal or Damus on iOS; Amethyst on Android; or Coracle on the web), you choose from a variety of relays to connect to. This architecture ensures no single point of failure: If you are connected to seven or eight relays, and half of them choose to censor posts, your feed remains censorship-free, as your app will display the net sum of everything broadcast from each relay. If the Chinese government decides to attack your relays—as it did in 2023 when Damus launched on the Hong Kong and mainland app store—then more can be spun up. "The enemy," said Damus creator Will Casarin, "is too numerous."
Prominent bitcoin developer and educator Gigi—who switched to Nostr and deleted his X account—says that what helped it become so resilient is that it has zero exit cost. If the Chinese Communist Party bans YouTube, its domestic users lose everything. There's no way to get back their profiles and followers. The same is true if a user voluntarily closes an account.
Gigi calls these corporate silos "golden prisons" with no escape. Nostr's spider-like architecture makes escaping easy. If one client goes down, or you fail to connect to one relay, you just find another client or connect to another relay. You keep your posts, photos, preferences, contacts, and even algorithms of choice. If you use X, you are an X creator. But if you use Primal, you aren't a Primal creator, you are a Nostr creator.
https://reason.com/2024/08/13/can-nostr-make-twitters-dreams-come-true/
微博，普通人也能用的快捷开盒方法😨
RE: https://stelpolva.moe/notes/a6vgh5y38ce70052
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I’m wrapping the fast up at 4pm est. Was a good quick one.
Next up for me is a tech fast. I’m out until after March. Phone is for calls & emergency texts only. That’s it. See you at the start of the BULL 🐂 🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡
Twitter open-sourced its algorithm and already 3 open PR about typos... I don't understand what these people want to achieve 🤦♂️
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硬件有点溢价；对标 NAS 却只支持 1xNVME + 1x2.5 硬盘。
封闭生态，连开个 SSH 都要进内测然后才能启用。
目标人群应该是懒得配置的富哥 😄
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> Details that are not details
I absolutely agree.
Nice!
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https://windmill.dev seems pretty cool.
It's like n8n, but has a full blown code editor with a bunch of runtimes, so you can just write code rather than having to do everything in a No Code way. You can build out scripts, and then string them together in workflows.
You can even build frontend apps in a Retool style editor.
They have AI built into the editor, and I guess you can just hook up cursor right to your instance.
#homelab #ai #workflows #dev
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嘻皮士Oliver:谁父亲，谁儿子，谁丈夫
电光火石炮:三位一体了
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cdplayrxc:安全带没有正确挂设，红线罚500，工长连带200开分析会，安全再教育，90分以上恢复上岗[二哈]
宇宙在夜里是雨:他总是废寝忘食，仿佛天下的所有苦难都是因他能力不足造成的。
风里有凤梨:他不是圣人，却被钉在了生活的十字架里
Either digicash or ecash. I don't remember which one he's responsible for.
Have it roast your codebase, it's pretty good at that too.
泰国行政法院5日废除执行50年之久的学生发型规定，泰国最高行政法院5日将其撤销的理由是该法规侵犯了宪法保护的个人自由，并且与不断变化的社会脱节。
该法规规定了学校中男女学生的发型，男生不得留胡子，必须剪短头发；女生不得留长发至耳后，也不得化妆。其目的是培养学生们成为父母和老师眼中的好孩子、好学生以及国家的好公民。
On the 5th, Thailand's Administrative Court abolished a student hairstyle regulation that had been in effect for 50 years. The country's Supreme Administrative Court stated that the regulation violated constitutional rights to personal freedom and was out of touch with the changing society.
The regulation dictated hairstyle rules for male and female students: boys were prohibited from growing beards and required to keep their hair short, while girls were not allowed to grow their hair beyond ear length or wear makeup. The purpose of the regulation was to cultivate students into being good children, good students in the eyes of parents and teachers, and good citizens of the nation. https://image.nostr.build/0d33237495c603b26b94cf3b85102acb05eb8ed79f31b63a8d11e2b333090dc9.jpg
公务员招考多数没有要求是党员的，只有极个别有要求。
反倒是体制内的干部一般来说要求是党员。
I suppose he talks about kind:6
啥？入团还要钱？干啥要入团啊？当社会主义的接班人纳～
作家许开祯：不管是企业家还是某某代表，不要整天对着年轻人去寄语，而是搬！搬开年轻人头或背上的大山，搬开年轻人脸上和心上的阴云，搬开年轻人双脚前的一块块石头！让年轻人敢走，能走！能搬多少搬多少。
Writer Xu Kaizhen: Whether you are an entrepreneur or a representative of some group, stop constantly delivering messages of encouragement to young people. Instead, act! Remove the mountains pressing on their heads or backs, clear away the clouds shadowing their faces and hearts, and move the stones blocking their path! Help young people dare to walk and be able to move forward. Move as much as you can! https://image.nostr.build/e516bb48c4a364d7a7bb2b2a490b191d63f019bf902f7f4ba6a8211d855adae8.jpg
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Lots of people try to attack Wasabi Wallet, but they are no match for its accumulated proof of work.
Next release of #noStrudel is going to have a new layout. It should also make it a little more mobile friendly
Old -> New
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Microsoft Edge
大多数人应该已经知道了他的 Canary 版本可以安装你想要的扩展, 但是由于更新频繁和不稳定, 并且开发通道的版本并不在中国大陆的软件商店里面提供所以并不是很推荐.
本来我也没太在意, 只是因为稳定版不能随便装想要的扩展所以就没去好好看它. 结果今天才知道中国语言区域下的 Microsoft 会在 Edge 稳定版的扩展列表里面会直接提供 uBlock Origin. Reddit 上有人发现, 只要把 Android 系统语言切换到简体中文, Edge 的稳定版本的扩展页面就出现了 uBlock Origin, 切换回英文之后就从列表里消失了, 但已经安装的 uBlock Origin 还在, 所以英文区域的人可以用这种办法装回 uBlock Origin:
https://www.reddit.com/r/browsers/comments/1eximvh/you_can_still_get_ublock_origin_on_edge_android/
鬼知道这个人是怎么发现, 况且我也没注意中文设置下的 Edge 居然直接提供 uBlock Origin...
所以目前中国大陆用户最好的选择应该就是 Edge 了, 有 M$ 在难不成还会被某公司告倒闭了不成 :huaji: 加上 M$ 直接提供的篡改猴和 Dark Reader 已经能得到很不错的浏览体验了, 又开始喜欢 Edge 了怎么办.
泰国还是正常人类国家吗
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Awesome @npub1k7v…c04l
Thank you for sharing, very much appreciated.
I’m not changing my strategy at all. 2025 looks very strong. Volatility is life. #note1adx…k35d