siwatanejo

It seems it's not a convertible anymore? Which means it shouldn't be called a Roadster.

Of course? I never ever upgrade any software unless I'm facing a bug or I want a new feature from the new release. Otherwise it's just taking risk for almost nothing in return.

> Many humans and animals are pretty dumb, yet they are sentient. AI is intelligent, but non-sentient (hopefully!).

Are you claiming that GPT6 is smarter than my dog? Last I checked, at least my dog can play with a ball, I haven't seen any AI playing and enjoying itself.

> Just last weekend I used it to do PDF editing which previously would have required me to download really shady software online to do.

Agreed on the shady software (or shitty online website that asks you for a payment after you're done editing), however, wouldn't the best PDF edition approaches involve WYSIWYG style edition? I'm guessing you didn't get that with Pi.

You seem to not have understood my previous message at all.

You said I'm anti-crypto, then I linked you to a msg I wrote in the past advocating for L402 (which is a Lightning-based protocol).

I was just telling you that you're wrong. I'm a big believer that Lightning is the only way to solve micropayments.

Now get your conspiracy theories somewhere else please.

> spec expressly forbids relays from forwarding messages to each other.

And how do you exactly envision enforcement? Ohhhh, you copied some bits, you going to jail!!

> no lighting payments

Nah, you didn't understand it. Lightning is a layer-2 protocol on top of bitcoin. Nostr is the so-called layer-3. Good luck trying to build Nostr without Lightning.

For me the reason why this is a big deal is because, before there was any Motorola upcoming Graphene-compatible model, most people that might be installing Graphene would not trust Google with their phone software, to then go ahead and install Graphene in Google's hardware! A bit of a contradiction there.

I hate the terminal.

They never had a bitcoin payment rail, and the "crypto" one only accept(ed) USDC because Stripe accepts USDC.