Non-ironic Peepeth typos are traumatizing.

It can be a little sleepy on Peepeth. I have faith it’ll pick up in time. At least the ETH scammer business model is (hopefully) not workable here. Love the podcastby the way.

Eyyyy Brave

This is the correct action

Awesome, thanks!

Hey peepers, unscientific poll time: what are your favorite dapps (except for Peepeth)? FYI I’m a journalist, so responses are “on the record,” although I guess that goes without saying when you’re posting publicly and permanently ...

إن شاء الله

I want this peep to become very much a thing

—Debían ser como tres mil —murmuró.

—¿Qué?

—Los muertos —aclaró él—. Debían ser todos los que estaban en la estación.

La mujer lo midió con una mirada de lástima. «Aquí no ha habido muertos», dijo. «Desde los tiempos de tu tío, el coronel, no ha pasado nada en Macondo.»

GGM

Maybe benign actors will reserve important names—eg ether, although that’s taken—to give to the appropriate parties later. Doesn’t even have to mean pure altruism. Early buyers could sell the names; that would provide an incentive not to abuse the brand with scams in the meantime

#lkie

I was hoping it would take longer for Peepeth to attract this kind of thing: accounts impersonating reputable projects and predicting coins will go “to the moon.” The most charitable interpretation is this is a joke in poor taste.

mmmmmmmhm

此心光明，亦復何言！

My mind is very bright and clear. What more is there to say?

Last words of Wang Yangming, 1529

https://archive.org/stream/thephilosophyofw00henkuoft#page/38/mode/1up

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wang_Yangming

It’ll be interesting to see whether social media you pay for is as addictive as “free” social media. What if it is, and it becomes the only model out there? (Could both of those things even be true at the same time?)

Orangutans use medicine https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/orangutans-use-plant-extracts-to-treat-pain1/

this is so satisfying

Hello, workd!

(oh ffs)