In 1986, there were conferences like TCP/IP trade wars. People were all hot and sweaty about TCP. It revolutionized networked communication. But no one talks about it now even though this note was brought to you by TCP.
But honestly, I can't wait until the part where we stop talking about nostr. The coked up parties about TCP/IP were probably better than the nostr parties are now anyway.
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