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so being fed up with wallets, I forked rivet by Paradigm over the weekend added remote RPC mode + proper account management smooth UX, infinite blocks scroll, decoded txs, easy network switching here's a quick sneak peek 👇

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Daniel San

11,626 次观看 • 8 个月前

"I believe that we are in the midst of one of the greatest crimes in human history. We have a product being injected into children 70+ times over the course of their development that’s never been tested against a proper saline placebo. Over the course of that time period (1970 – 2025), chronic illness in this country has gone from 10% of children having one or more chronic conditions to now more than 50% of children having one or more chronic conditions. Secretary Kennedy in the hearing that was last week said — the latest data from the CDC says that 76% of Americans now have one or more chronic conditions. And I believe that lots of these chronic conditions stem from iatrogenic injury. We have 3 million children with autism. Back in 1970 the rate was so low that it was essentially zero. I’m outraged by that and I think every person in this room should be outraged by that. I don’t know how to say it anymore clearly that we need to change course in this country. And I’m terribly disappointed by the medical profession. In the social sciences, there’s this term called epistemic capture, which is when the entire knowledge production process becomes captured by one industry (Big Pharma). And that’s what’s happened with science and medicine. And so I think we need to change course. And I think the people who have covered up the autism epidemic and the epidemics of iatrogenic injury should be held to account for their actions."
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"I believe that we are in the midst of one of the greatest crimes in human history. We have a product being injected into children 70+ times over the course of their development that’s never been tested against a proper saline placebo. Over the course of that time period (1970 – 2025), chronic illness in this country has gone from 10% of children having one or more chronic conditions to now more than 50% of children having one or more chronic conditions. Secretary Kennedy in the hearing that was last week said — the latest data from the CDC says that 76% of Americans now have one or more chronic conditions. And I believe that lots of these chronic conditions stem from iatrogenic injury. We have 3 million children with autism. Back in 1970 the rate was so low that it was essentially zero. I’m outraged by that and I think every person in this room should be outraged by that. I don’t know how to say it anymore clearly that we need to change course in this country. And I’m terribly disappointed by the medical profession. In the social sciences, there’s this term called epistemic capture, which is when the entire knowledge production process becomes captured by one industry (Big Pharma). And that’s what’s happened with science and medicine. And so I think we need to change course. And I think the people who have covered up the autism epidemic and the epidemics of iatrogenic injury should be held to account for their actions."

Toby Rogers

352,677 次观看 • 11 个月前

I never imagined connecting a wallet to ROZO would be hard for anyone… until someone reached out to me saying they were completely stuck and frustrated. So if you're dealing with that right now — don't worry, it's usually a quick fix with the right setup. ...here's what works for most people who hit this wall. 🔻 🔹️ The problem first Some browsers or wallets just don't cooperate with Rozo's connection flow. You get errors, nothing loads, or it keeps failing for no clear reason. The person who messaged me was running into exactly that. The good news? Switching a couple things makes it feel effortless. 🔹️ LOBSTR wallet + browser combo I recommend using LOBSTR wallet — it's built specifically for the Stellar network, so it stays stable and links up with Rozo much better than other options. Also: use Chrome as your browser. If it still doesn't work in Chrome, switch to Brave — that will definitely do the trick for almost everyone. 🔹️ How it actually works ⤞ Use Chrome (or Brave if needed) ⤞ Go to: ⤞ Use LOBSTR wallet ⤞ When you're on the site, use your Passkey (like FaceID or your fingerprint) to get in ⤞ Once you're done checking your earnings or moving funds, log out That's it. You're in. 🔹️ The part people overlook You won't need to dig up any long seed phrases. Passkey is a lot faster and keeps everything tied to your own device security. Logging out is a simple habit, but it's the best way to keep your wallet safe from any browser-based attacks. 🔹️ Final thought Connecting should feel boringly easy — not like a puzzle. With LOBSTR, Chrome (or Brave), and this setup, it finally does for most people who were stuck. ✔ Use LOBSTR. ✔ Use Chrome (or Brave). ✔ Log in with Passkey. ✔ Log out when done. ROZO community: If you're still having trouble, drop a reply — happy to help you get sorted
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I never imagined connecting a wallet to ROZO would be hard for anyone… until someone reached out to me saying they were completely stuck and frustrated. So if you're dealing with that right now — don't worry, it's usually a quick fix with the right setup. ...here's what works for most people who hit this wall. 🔻 🔹️ The problem first Some browsers or wallets just don't cooperate with Rozo's connection flow. You get errors, nothing loads, or it keeps failing for no clear reason. The person who messaged me was running into exactly that. The good news? Switching a couple things makes it feel effortless. 🔹️ LOBSTR wallet + browser combo I recommend using LOBSTR wallet — it's built specifically for the Stellar network, so it stays stable and links up with Rozo much better than other options. Also: use Chrome as your browser. If it still doesn't work in Chrome, switch to Brave — that will definitely do the trick for almost everyone. 🔹️ How it actually works ⤞ Use Chrome (or Brave if needed) ⤞ Go to: ⤞ Use LOBSTR wallet ⤞ When you're on the site, use your Passkey (like FaceID or your fingerprint) to get in ⤞ Once you're done checking your earnings or moving funds, log out That's it. You're in. 🔹️ The part people overlook You won't need to dig up any long seed phrases. Passkey is a lot faster and keeps everything tied to your own device security. Logging out is a simple habit, but it's the best way to keep your wallet safe from any browser-based attacks. 🔹️ Final thought Connecting should feel boringly easy — not like a puzzle. With LOBSTR, Chrome (or Brave), and this setup, it finally does for most people who were stuck. ✔ Use LOBSTR. ✔ Use Chrome (or Brave). ✔ Log in with Passkey. ✔ Log out when done. ROZO community: If you're still having trouble, drop a reply — happy to help you get sorted

EMMA

22,771 次观看 • 8 个月前

Blueface appears to be unfazed by reports that his music royalties are being garnished in order to pay off a $131,000 lawsuit judgment owed to Soulja Boy's child's mother. Over the weekend, reports surfaced that the $123,000 Blueface owes SB's child's mother, Jackilyn Martinez, for a defamation lawsuit has increased to $131,655 due to interest added. On Sunday (Dec. 28), the Los Angeles rapper reacted to the news during a streaming session on Twitch. "Give me the subs, I gotta pay Soulja Boy's child support," Blue told the chat. "’Cause he going broke. So his baby mama need some money. I'ma get baby some new shoes, ’cause Soulja aint got it, clearly. Let's sub up so we can get her her little $100K. Whatever she want. The pu**y wasn't that good, but f**k it. Soulja need it. She need it....$130K, we gon' have that by next week. ’Cause Soulja ain't got it." Martinez originally sued Blueface for $10 million in December of 2023 after the rapper claimed during an online argument with Soulja Boy that he had sex with Martinez the day before her baby shower with Soulja. In April, she was awarded a default judgment of $123,243.10 after Blue failed to respond to the lawsuit.
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Blueface appears to be unfazed by reports that his music royalties are being garnished in order to pay off a $131,000 lawsuit judgment owed to Soulja Boy's child's mother. Over the weekend, reports surfaced that the $123,000 Blueface owes SB's child's mother, Jackilyn Martinez, for a defamation lawsuit has increased to $131,655 due to interest added. On Sunday (Dec. 28), the Los Angeles rapper reacted to the news during a streaming session on Twitch. "Give me the subs, I gotta pay Soulja Boy's child support," Blue told the chat. "’Cause he going broke. So his baby mama need some money. I'ma get baby some new shoes, ’cause Soulja aint got it, clearly. Let's sub up so we can get her her little $100K. Whatever she want. The pu**y wasn't that good, but f**k it. Soulja need it. She need it....$130K, we gon' have that by next week. ’Cause Soulja ain't got it." Martinez originally sued Blueface for $10 million in December of 2023 after the rapper claimed during an online argument with Soulja Boy that he had sex with Martinez the day before her baby shower with Soulja. In April, she was awarded a default judgment of $123,243.10 after Blue failed to respond to the lawsuit.

XXL Magazine

136,507 次观看 • 8 个月前

Here's Balaji and my fireside talk from The Network State conference: 🇪🇺 eu/acc - I made eu/acc to Make Europe Great Again (MEGA) 🏴‍☠️ Nomads .com (formerly Nomad List) is one of the first Network States: - Started 10 years ago - Tens of thousand of members who move around globally - Tens of millions of visitors that are DNs - Main physical hubs: -- Bali -- Thailand -- Mexico -- Austin & Miami -- Spain & Portugal 🌎 How big is the digital nomad network state? - 9 years ago I predicted 1 billion digital nomads by 2035, everybody said i was crazy, then COVID happened and everyone went remote - 1/3rd of working population works remotely or hybrid globally - 1 billion people work remotely in 2024 - of that ~10-20% moves around like a digital nomad, so 100-200 million digital nomads now 🧠 Most digital nomads (DNs) are not broke backpackers: - High income: average is $125,000/year - 90% are university educated, 34% has a master's degree - Great people for countries (or network states) to attract 💻 Jobs: - Most men DNs work as software devs 34% - Most women DNs work in marketing 16% ❤️ Dating: - 66% of DNs are single-> hard to date and they need more IRL fixed communities - 72% of women DNs are 🏳️‍🌈 Progressive - 53% of men DNs are 🗽 non-Progressive - Bit of a clash there! DNs are already in one place physically: - Most DNs are not hopping around, but stays for months: the average trip is 64 days - Reason for moving is not they like to travel, but lack of visas to stay -> another thing countries and network states can solve (with visas) 🇵🇹 I made my own little network state in Portugal: - I moved most of my internet friends to Portuguese beach towns - We’re all living within 5 minutes from each other - Our own techno-optimist village experiment - Permanent pop up city 🏴‍☠️ Balaji added: - While we can easily picture a physical world map, imagining a digital map is more difficult. This makes it easier to feel connected to people who are physically close, yet the internet allows for close relationships with those who are far away. Relationship and interest-based proximity are far more important than physical location or distance. - How do you protect a network state? Physical states need guns and armies, but network states and digital property are protected by cryptography—an unbreachable border and encryption as the ultimate firewall. - The power of a network state lies in its media, money, and agility. If the old world has China, the digital world has crypto. • Bonus: You’ll soon be able to pay with crypto using Stripe, as promised by Pieter on his apps. Notes by Paarug Sethi + edited by me
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Here's Balaji and my fireside talk from The Network State conference: 🇪🇺 eu/acc - I made eu/acc to Make Europe Great Again (MEGA) 🏴‍☠️ Nomads .com (formerly Nomad List) is one of the first Network States: - Started 10 years ago - Tens of thousand of members who move around globally - Tens of millions of visitors that are DNs - Main physical hubs: -- Bali -- Thailand -- Mexico -- Austin & Miami -- Spain & Portugal 🌎 How big is the digital nomad network state? - 9 years ago I predicted 1 billion digital nomads by 2035, everybody said i was crazy, then COVID happened and everyone went remote - 1/3rd of working population works remotely or hybrid globally - 1 billion people work remotely in 2024 - of that ~10-20% moves around like a digital nomad, so 100-200 million digital nomads now 🧠 Most digital nomads (DNs) are not broke backpackers: - High income: average is $125,000/year - 90% are university educated, 34% has a master's degree - Great people for countries (or network states) to attract 💻 Jobs: - Most men DNs work as software devs 34% - Most women DNs work in marketing 16% ❤️ Dating: - 66% of DNs are single-> hard to date and they need more IRL fixed communities - 72% of women DNs are 🏳️‍🌈 Progressive - 53% of men DNs are 🗽 non-Progressive - Bit of a clash there! DNs are already in one place physically: - Most DNs are not hopping around, but stays for months: the average trip is 64 days - Reason for moving is not they like to travel, but lack of visas to stay -> another thing countries and network states can solve (with visas) 🇵🇹 I made my own little network state in Portugal: - I moved most of my internet friends to Portuguese beach towns - We’re all living within 5 minutes from each other - Our own techno-optimist village experiment - Permanent pop up city 🏴‍☠️ Balaji added: - While we can easily picture a physical world map, imagining a digital map is more difficult. This makes it easier to feel connected to people who are physically close, yet the internet allows for close relationships with those who are far away. Relationship and interest-based proximity are far more important than physical location or distance. - How do you protect a network state? Physical states need guns and armies, but network states and digital property are protected by cryptography—an unbreachable border and encryption as the ultimate firewall. - The power of a network state lies in its media, money, and agility. If the old world has China, the digital world has crypto. • Bonus: You’ll soon be able to pay with crypto using Stripe, as promised by Pieter on his apps. Notes by Paarug Sethi + edited by me

@levelsio

658,627 次观看 • 2 年前

The most common pushback when I post recipes under $15 is always the same - people nit-pick local prices, say it takes too much time, or complain that it’s “not real food” and ask why poor people should be subjected to rice and secondary cuts. To me, that reaction proves there’s a massive knowledge gap around food in America. And it’s not the fault of consumers. People have been trained to disregard food altogether, conditioned by decades of food manufacturers merging with government priorities to create a cheap, turnkey eating program that values convenience over competence. With MAHA in effect, this phase is about breaking those norms and reintroducing food education at every level. Because being in the kitchen isn’t just about sustenance, it’s about sharing time. In many cases, the meal itself is secondary. We’ve forgotten that in a fast-paced world where TikTok reels have replaced real education. So take some time this weekend to learn a dish that’s always intimidated you. You’ll probably be shocked at how easy cooking actually is and how much you get back from it. Here's a quick stew video, use any tough cut and the result is the same. This video is a bit longer than my usual ones, but I break down the culinary fundamentals in great detail. I promise, if you want this, you will master a stew and braise and will never need to watch another video.
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The most common pushback when I post recipes under $15 is always the same - people nit-pick local prices, say it takes too much time, or complain that it’s “not real food” and ask why poor people should be subjected to rice and secondary cuts. To me, that reaction proves there’s a massive knowledge gap around food in America. And it’s not the fault of consumers. People have been trained to disregard food altogether, conditioned by decades of food manufacturers merging with government priorities to create a cheap, turnkey eating program that values convenience over competence. With MAHA in effect, this phase is about breaking those norms and reintroducing food education at every level. Because being in the kitchen isn’t just about sustenance, it’s about sharing time. In many cases, the meal itself is secondary. We’ve forgotten that in a fast-paced world where TikTok reels have replaced real education. So take some time this weekend to learn a dish that’s always intimidated you. You’ll probably be shocked at how easy cooking actually is and how much you get back from it. Here's a quick stew video, use any tough cut and the result is the same. This video is a bit longer than my usual ones, but I break down the culinary fundamentals in great detail. I promise, if you want this, you will master a stew and braise and will never need to watch another video.

Chef Andrew Gruel

185,860 次观看 • 8 个月前

here's my thoughts + some frags from a few days with the super speed polarity: to me, the polarity is the culmination of everything we've learned from glasspads in the past few years. - smooth, but textured. - the stickiest and most solid base i've ever used. - never any issues with dust or other qol things. - as skin-stick resistant as glass pads have been able to achieve (still sticky with sweat/humidity) - 560x480 is something i've wanted for a long time. - softer skates can generate a small amount of stopping power by pushing down. - the glass itself has a "soft" feel to it. it's everything i could ask for from a glass pad. i have a lot of faith that whatever tekkusai ends up with as a final product will be the best glass experience on the market. but yeah, this thing is too fast LOL. microadjustments feel insanely responsive and my precise tracking felt soo nice, but if i wasn't in total control of my tension, it's stupidly easy to overadjust or overreact. in terms of stopping power, it was very difficult for me to stop flicks and track afterwards. you might be able to tell that my flicks are kinda slow and there's nothing super wide angle bc i just end up way too tense and bouncy on 30-35cm. this is coming from somebody who mained a target switching game on The Beast too; this pad feels quite a bit faster and more slippery. but somebody who uses higher sens and has better mouse/nerves control than me might be able to make it work. when i was locked in, it actually felt like i could not miss in 1v1s bc it allows for an absurd amount of smoothness and control over fine motions. i agree with tekkusai's decision to make something a bit more balanced though. this pad is happy accident that probably is somebody's endgame, but the average player would definitely be aiming worse with this than any other pad haha
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here's my thoughts + some frags from a few days with the super speed polarity: to me, the polarity is the culmination of everything we've learned from glasspads in the past few years. - smooth, but textured. - the stickiest and most solid base i've ever used. - never any issues with dust or other qol things. - as skin-stick resistant as glass pads have been able to achieve (still sticky with sweat/humidity) - 560x480 is something i've wanted for a long time. - softer skates can generate a small amount of stopping power by pushing down. - the glass itself has a "soft" feel to it. it's everything i could ask for from a glass pad. i have a lot of faith that whatever tekkusai ends up with as a final product will be the best glass experience on the market. but yeah, this thing is too fast LOL. microadjustments feel insanely responsive and my precise tracking felt soo nice, but if i wasn't in total control of my tension, it's stupidly easy to overadjust or overreact. in terms of stopping power, it was very difficult for me to stop flicks and track afterwards. you might be able to tell that my flicks are kinda slow and there's nothing super wide angle bc i just end up way too tense and bouncy on 30-35cm. this is coming from somebody who mained a target switching game on The Beast too; this pad feels quite a bit faster and more slippery. but somebody who uses higher sens and has better mouse/nerves control than me might be able to make it work. when i was locked in, it actually felt like i could not miss in 1v1s bc it allows for an absurd amount of smoothness and control over fine motions. i agree with tekkusai's decision to make something a bit more balanced though. this pad is happy accident that probably is somebody's endgame, but the average player would definitely be aiming worse with this than any other pad haha

rin pinguefy

77,391 次观看 • 1 年前