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Nahiko

The Surprising Link between 🇺🇸 Trump's Election and your NFTs

It's more complicated than you think

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EZPZ Complex Passphrases with Bitwarden

There's an uber-easy way to generate what I think are arguably great passphrases within Bitwarden that are actually easy for users to type out if they need to manually enter them, opposed to the random character generated slop that ends up with normal users writing it down on a sticky note and putting inside of their desk drawer (please don't do that). I'll keep this short and sweet. Navigate into the app for the password manager Bitwarden and select the "+" button at the bottom to add a new ...

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Eric's Blog

Eric P. Rhodes

Are you on the inside or the outside?

Those on the inside have access to unique insights, valuable opportunities, and a shared understanding that sets them apart. Meanwhile, those on the outside are left wondering what it is that insiders know and what makes them different. If you’re questioning whether you’re on the inside, you’re not—because if you were, you’d know.

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GM Farcaster

GM Farcaster: welcome to November!

Apparently, Farcaster is so back! (wait -- where did we go?) It's been a busy start to November and we even touched on some politics this week (mostly memes -- don't get too scared).

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Gökhan Turhan

Newsletter Migration

As we are nearing the early access launch for Kingpost, I am rather active on the Farcaster protocol as the intern thereof. Being a growth leading intern is fun when your audience can vibe. Yet, now and then I miss my immediate circle, and push some updates, too. I am migrating my Paragraph, Mirror, HackMD, Substack, and Medium blogs/ newsletters to Ghost. It's a new beginning that I've been cooking, and am calling it the CONCEPTS NETWORK. For the time being, it's a newsletter documenting thi...

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Kaloh's Newsletter

Kaloh

AI Agents Take Over and Pump.Fun on Base

Here is the weekly selection of onchain trends, art, content, apps and more...

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Vrbish

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Vrbish #18 - Swimming in Frozen Rivers

Welcome to the 18th edition of the Vrbish Newsletter! In this edition we discuss cold plunges in frozen rivers, incentivizing community support, refurbishing bus stops and skateparks, and the new Vrbs Basketball League. Let's dive in...

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If this trend continues...

Adam

How to implement a system change

As I transition to more data analyst work from implementation workflow consultancy, I thought it would be helpful (and somewhat therapeutic) to reflect on some of the lessons I learned the hard way while managing client expectations and navigating desired outcomes. Hopefully, these experiences will save you time and help you avoid more than a few headachesCompanies typically pursue change either when they feel they are in a rut and have some budget to allocate toward it, or when they are faci...

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Kiwi Updates

Become a Kiwi Devcon reporter

gm we are looking for people who would like to cover the most interesting content found during the Devcon.

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Les Greys

Bots

The ideal future is a future of human connection, expansion, liberation, and creativity. And whether we like it or not it comes on the backs of bots. Bots online. Bots onchain. Bots in space. If we get down to the bottom of it all. The worst crime committed against the human species, was convincing ourselves that we must do all the activities propping up industries. Instead of convincing ourselves that we must do all the activities that spread human consciousness, creativity, and expression. ...

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Eric P. Rhodes

Emotions: Places We Go When With Others

“Emotional Sanctuary” reflects a nuanced spectrum of connection, from empathy to boundaries, compassion, and pity. Each color symbolizes an aspect of emotional interaction, creating a safe space for reflection and healing. This palette highlights the depth and respect in relationships, inviting supportive, empathetic connections.Drawing from my academic studies into emotional intelligence, emotional vocabulary, and emotional literacy, I'm connecting emotions with colors, flowers, and sentiment.

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Eric P. Rhodes

Emotions: Places We Go When We're Hurting

“Shades of Solace” reflects the depths of grief, sadness, and despair, using colors that resonate with emotional pain. Each shade conveys facets of suffering, from sorrow to hopelessness, honoring the shared human experience of hurt. This palette fosters empathy, creating a visual bridge to understanding and support.

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Eric P. Rhodes

Emotions: Places We Go When We Search For Connection

“Harmony’s Quest” captures the journey for connection, with colors reflecting belonging, loneliness, invisibility, and the challenge of fitting in. Each shade illustrates the nuanced search for belonging, embracing both the warmth of connection and the ache of disconnection in our shared quest for meaningful bonds.

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Eric P. Rhodes

Emotions: Places We Go When We Feel Wronged

“Echoes of Justice” explores the intense emotions of feeling wronged, with colors embodying hate, disgust, contempt, and anger. Each hue highlights the depth of these responses, capturing the rawness of such moments while inviting reflection on the complexities of hurt, self-righteousness, and the path toward healing.

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Eric P. Rhodes

Emotions: Places We Go When We Compare

“Mirror’s Edge” captures the complex emotions tied to comparison, from envy and resentment to admiration and joy. Each color represents a unique facet of self-assessment through others, illustrating both the light and shadow in measuring ourselves against external standards, while reminding us of the need for balance.

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Eric P. Rhodes

Emotions: Places We Go When We Fall Short

“Shades of Grace” explores the emotional landscape of falling short, with colors representing perfectionism, shame, and self-compassion. Each shade reflects the journey from guilt and embarrassment toward acceptance and growth, capturing the richness of human vulnerability and the potential for healing in self-forgiveness.

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Eric P. Rhodes

Emotions: Places We Go When To Self-assess

“Reflection’s Spectrum” captures the journey of self-assessment, with colors symbolizing pride, hubris, and humility. Each shade invites balanced introspection, celebrating self-worth while encouraging a humble openness to growth, illustrating the nuanced path of personal reflection and self-awareness.

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Eric P. Rhodes

Emotions: Places We Go When Things Don't Go As Planned

“Uncharted Waters” captures the emotional landscape of disappointment and setbacks, with colors reflecting discouragement, regret, and frustration. Each hue embodies resilience and adaptation, reminding us that while plans may fail, there’s always room for growth and renewal in the journey beyond initial expectations.

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Eric P. Rhodes

Emotions: Places We Go When Things Aren't What They Seem

“Illusion’s Hue” explores the nuanced emotions tied to paradox, nostalgia, irony, and bittersweetness. Each color represents layers of perception, capturing the complexity of navigating a world where reality and appearance often diverge. This palette celebrates curiosity, reflection, and the richness of multifaceted experiences.

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