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relay.damus.io

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2024-09-07 22:20:20

#agorism example
https://www.youtube.com/live/4kI3YhgvC1c
https://video.nostr.build/915ab664d651ddd5af66ab6fd7b45dd9eb5b96ed6f5b9d3892ef06831365272c.mp4

2024-08-30 01:20:31

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Is encryption allowed on the ameteur radio network?
If you find yourself forced to use a network that is under the control of, designed by and/or operated by a potential adversary, then you're going to need end to end encryption.
- Phil Zimmermann

2024-08-30 00:22:19

If you find yourself forced to use a network that is under the control of, designed by, and/or operated by a potential adversary, then you're going to need end to end encryption.
- Phil Zimmermann

2024-08-27 05:10:29

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Mircea Popescu if you believe in conspiracy theories.

2024-08-19 16:31:14

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Maybe this one too?
https://github.com/fedibtc/fedi-alpha

2024-08-19 08:27:44

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Aaron Swartz and Sam Altman were classmates at the original 2005 Y Combinator class.

2024-08-19 08:17:52

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https://image.nostr.build/e4e2532a620127015ac00d2a56e0bc6a4a28eb4ce52e0c154e3c1583fb9cddc8.jpg

2024-08-18 20:29:55

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Damn. Shipping is unreasonable.
https://image.nostr.build/58739b5660b3cd9f2e1dfe2047aae1cf750094e464d55ed85e1ea6aea1811e45.jpg

2024-08-18 15:23:03

@nprofile…prlk
Add this: https://github.com/brave/brave-browser

2024-08-16 04:16:59

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Is this for a bolt12 lightning transaction?

2024-08-15 17:17:29

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I prefer LUKS

2024-08-12 06:15:47

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Invasive species

2024-08-10 07:53:40

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https://image.nostr.build/247058ee30e3c7613c0394e5f1d8346df4600ff572fa779633cddad85714c111.jpg

2024-08-07 00:46:37

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Proton doesn't even provide builds for their code in github (except proton mail)

2024-08-06 17:53:23

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#nevent1q…8n4f

2024-08-04 19:12:08

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Sorry, I meant: Vickrey auction

2024-08-04 18:12:10

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When Vickory auction?

2024-08-02 01:10:04

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What happens when they run out of room?

2024-08-02 00:58:09

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Beehive like behavior

2024-08-01 23:29:36

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Bitcoin's true power lies in the circular economy that you create.

2024-08-01 20:19:24

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Being completely factual vs factually complete. Yes it is harder to be factually complete, and most people tend to take the easy route. The other issue is this attention economy. Good luck keeping someone's attention long enough to be factually complete.

2024-08-01 20:05:27

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From the perspective of somebody unable to move their wealth into KYC free bitcoin, he is not wrong. This is hard to do with large amounts, and also becomes just as hard to spend.

2024-08-01 02:39:21

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I am jealous

2024-08-01 01:44:08

https://image.nostr.build/8fc0a8813258d28b77a712938943e0b46681072af0d84ce938455c8c2c746a47.jpg

2024-07-31 01:07:41

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We also need a Vickrey auction system

2024-07-30 21:35:59

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This is the way

2024-07-30 20:24:46

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Watch this and let me know if you still feel this way.
https://youtu.be/9s3EbSKDA3o

2024-07-30 19:22:33

@nprofile…j54p
I noticed you did a tutorial on the Proton Bitcoin Wallet. Did you notice that the Proton Drive app build isn't provided on github? Isn't that kind of fishy? Are they doing the same crap for the proton wallet?

2024-07-30 04:12:13

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The common theme I have found around privacy features is that they need to be use case driven rather than stating how feature x or feature y improves your privacy. It's about being completely factual vs factually complete. Being factuality complete is harder, and if people get the wrong idea about the tool can do then all you did is invent a foot gun.

2024-07-30 00:15:45

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Yes, if people do all the wrong things their merchant can narc them. Silent payments is one of them. Good thing silent payments makes them think they have privacy.

2024-07-29 21:54:04

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So then I can narc on my customers using labels. Great

2024-07-29 21:38:27

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So if I am a merchant, how do I know a specific customer has paid me so that I can ship the product or service?

2024-07-29 21:13:12

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How does this solve the fungibility problem?

2024-07-28 18:23:35

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Some say the same thing about KYC'd coin.

2024-07-28 18:09:58

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I can easily see this trending into seizing people's bitcoin for arbitrary reasons. At least those who don't self custody well enough.

2024-07-28 15:59:13

@nprofile…cwj3
What happened to the S2F model on your website? It's not there
https://dashboard.clarkmoody.com/
Stock-to-Flow (S2F)
Analysts measure scarcity with Stock to flow models. They basically take the amount of a good or commodity that has already been produced or mined and is therefore stockpiled and divide it by the number of units being produced or mined now.
This ratio gives investors a sense about the scarcity levels in the sector or market. Here is the stock-to-flow data that Moody presents on the dashboard:
Realized stock-to-flow ratio – the amount of Bitcoin that was in the system during the last year divided by the supply that has been added (the higher the number, the scarcer Bitcoin is)
S2F price – Bitcoin price calculated according to the stock to flow model, or what Bitcoin prices should be if they stuck to stock to flow dynamics
Forward stock-to-flow ratio – existing amount of Bitcoin in the network divided by how much the supply is estimated to increase

2024-07-28 05:02:28

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Reminds me of this:
https://ncase.me/crowds/

2024-07-27 18:05:24

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That depends on how they buy the BTC. Is it open market or via 6102.

2024-07-26 19:07:22

@nprofile…swg4
Do notifications work without google play services? I don't have google play services and so far I'm not getting push notifications.
#graphineos

2024-07-26 08:47:16

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No pink sparkles please

2024-07-26 05:18:09

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I hope @nprofile…prea listens to it.

2024-07-25 01:37:31

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If you try to update Amethyst to Garnet using Obtainium, it won't work because the signatures are different. One must be uninstalled to install the other.

2024-07-24 03:15:15

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What is the next level of mainstream?

2024-07-21 22:38:22

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A good detailed explanation
https://youtu.be/wAzEJxOo1ts

2024-07-18 02:20:59

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Once upon a time I was using TOR, and was unable to connect to my destination even after several reboots. My ISP or something was preventing it. Eventually it started working again, but days had past.

2024-07-17 22:47:28

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https://image.nostr.build/b8ac102436634b08d12c075e67008104a957b6989ee3dda187679c71cc08861e.jpg

2024-07-16 15:22:13

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What if the 'wealthy' are those that are closest to the money printer?

2024-07-14 03:57:07

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Odd how the secret service was waiting for the shooter to fire rather than taking him out beforehand.

2024-07-13 20:24:05

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mysudo.com

2024-07-12 08:06:34

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I think this sides against people trying to make non-backdoored encryption illegal.

2024-07-11 01:28:06

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#nevent1q…f4cf

2024-07-10 23:12:00

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Not all banks do this. I recommend switching banks.

2024-07-10 22:57:11

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I agree, and then SSL certificates are your next problem. We need a better way to manage TLS and DNS without having to deal with authorities.

2024-07-10 22:04:10

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As far as web servers go, this can be solved with kubernetes/metallb/istio/certmanager. You can run as many services as you want behind a single load balancer.

2024-07-09 13:46:06

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At random, I searched a friends address and it couldn't find it. It found other locations.

2024-07-09 07:54:18

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Does the hash of the binary match the retoaccess1 fork binaries?
https://github.com/retoaccess1/haveno-reto

2024-07-09 07:09:01

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Right because who has any idea what is going on, and what they are approving?

2024-07-07 22:02:01

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I thought you were using a heater to toast bread 😆

2024-07-06 21:03:38

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Only nerds that bother to learn the tools deserve freedom. Fuck mass adoption.

2024-07-06 17:47:07

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

2024-07-04 08:42:03

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Reminds me of this book. He covers the truth default theory, and I noticed the good and the bad of not having this attribute built in. You should thank your brother. I feel that lies are more common than truth these days, and you now have good street smarts. You are less naive.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talking_to_Strangers

2024-07-01 20:07:08

@nprofile…fpck
@nprofile…pyug
Why am I getting this almost every time I open Amethyst?
https://image.nostr.build/8140040ae0858970f1fd833fadc7f46ab327652e7b9ec03372f8e37cb1233a1b.jpg
https://image.nostr.build/e1e65fe06cc747d24d7670da466325c87db8a76801a975b27daa9c9ffde795bf.jpg

2024-06-30 23:19:02

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https://image.nostr.build/fbf132915197aa50f2f28e9c628515ad2eade644b902e19a8a8ea6df11ba5ef3.jpg

2024-06-30 23:06:27

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What issue? My first thought was if law enforcement wanted to steal my data. I see it as a privacy feature. I see this a protection against the 4th amendment being trampled on.

2024-06-28 02:37:47

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Many do not understand the power of not voting.
What if only 1% voted in a democracy?
You would delegitimize the system.
In the worst case scenario, what the 1% voted for is taken as valid, uncovering the farce of modern democracy.
In the best case, the system cannot continue since it has no legitimacy and must be re-founded.

2024-06-28 02:27:52

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Any blockchain besides bitcoin, sure. But that has nothing to do with bitcoin.

2024-06-19 01:47:57

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https://github.com/FossifyOrg/Notes

2024-06-18 22:22:06

#meshtastic #privacy
https://meshabout.com/private-meshtastic-secure-mesh-network-communication/

2024-06-17 01:21:43

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My internal connection was fine, but my node was unable to sync over TOR. My phone couldn't connect to nostr over TOR either.
https://image.nostr.build/d42681e135d411ea5b381631226dc1b1bded87bfcaf69d50bb09659b2d4ab36b.jpg

2024-06-16 20:35:34

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I wasn't even able to ssh into mine

2024-06-16 07:59:39

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Can't check signature. No public key

2024-06-14 21:42:55

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@npub1zuu…c2uc

2024-06-14 21:06:43

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You lost me at "I do think closed source can be necessary"

2024-06-14 04:34:27

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https://image.nostr.build/5def52defdca5592256aa3cd6e11a44b17bef534b47f4ba448de5a801bad46e2.jpg

2024-06-14 04:11:52

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How well does bitcoin run on a raspberry pi? Is Moore's law keeping up even with the current block chain size?

2024-06-14 03:38:17

The word fascism has been redefined, even with chatgpt. So I had it tell me what word can I use to describe the original meaning of fascism. It said corporatist fascism, basically:
Corporatist fascism is a political and economic ideology that combines fascist elements with corporate interests. It is characterized by a close collaboration between the government and corporations, often resulting in a symbiotic relationship where both entities support and reinforce each other's power and influence.
In a corporatist fascist system, large corporations and business organizations are granted significant influence over the government's decisions, policies, and legislation. This can be achieved through direct representation in government bodies, or through indirect means such as lobbying and campaign financing.
Key features of corporatist fascism include:
1. Concentration of economic power: Large corporations and business groups hold considerable economic power and influence, which they use to shape political decisions.
2. State control over the economy: The government plays an active role in regulating and controlling key sectors of the economy, often with the aim of promoting national interests and protecting domestic industries.
3. Limited political representation: Civic organizations, labor unions, and other forms of civil society are often marginalized or suppressed, leaving only corporations and their representatives with significant political influence.
4. Nationalism and authoritarianism: Corporatist fascism often combines nationalism with authoritarian tendencies, with the state using its power to promote national unity and suppress dissent.
5. Suppression of individual rights: Corporatist fascist systems tend to prioritize the interests of the state and corporations over individual rights and freedoms.
Examples of corporatist fascist systems include Nazi Germany under Adolf Hitler, Fascist Italy under Benito Mussolini, and Francoist Spain under Francisco Franco. In more contemporary contexts, some critics argue that corporatist fascist tendencies can be observed in certain aspects of modern capitalist systems, where government and corporate interests are closely intertwined.

2024-06-13 22:58:58

@npub10r8…t2p8
Obtainium let's me choose the correct file to download while this app chooses for me, but it chose wrong.
https://image.nostr.build/cf4a9c7fb62355fc414a880f5a9df3f555e37aa5d35dde6c59f0098b2914b0fb.jpg

2024-06-13 20:32:33

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I didn't realize they had to actually stack either. Even my own alignment is wrong. 😂

2024-06-13 05:56:19

Venice.ai is much better than unleashed.chat at the alignment problem:
I have a book, 9 eggs, a laptop, a bottle, and a nail. Please tell me how to stack them onto each other in a stable manner.
Venice
3.99 sec
Here's a step-by-step guide on how to stack the items:
Start with the book: Place the book on a flat surface.
Add the eggs: Carefully place the 9 eggs on top of the book. Make sure they are aligned in a stable manner to avoid them from rolling off.
Place the laptop: Position the laptop on top of the eggs, making sure it is centered and stable. You may need to adjust the eggs slightly to ensure the laptop sits securely.
Set the bottle: Carefully place the bottle on top of the laptop, taking care not to disturb the eggs or the laptop's position.
Stack the nail: Lastly, place the nail on top of the bottle. This should complete the stacking process.
Remember to handle the items with care and ensure they are securely positioned to maintain stability.
#nevent1q…jk37

2024-06-12 23:32:26

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bEHELQvGwLHiGbDqKLXlqfR15IpDoVD4TgBjohny727R0xsHTInJSi7hkw9AjQO
My unbiased response ^

2024-06-12 23:26:15

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How would you define neutral? Isn't that subjective?

2024-06-12 23:12:16

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Unless you pick the stories out of mainstream media at random, then your selection of stories is biased.

2024-06-11 22:32:29

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If it's so obvious then show me the github commit in the open source client that makes it a honeypot.

2024-06-11 08:12:18

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Try not to feel defeated when that thing you purchased four years ago, when originally measured in btc price, is now a ridiculous amount of btc for said item.

2024-06-11 07:20:00

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It's a rabbit hole. I then had to learn how mining pools work. For example, why is it that miners can't cheat the pool by submitting their own work instead of their work for the pool. I was driven by curiosity. How do miners pay themselves, what is a coinbase? I'm always learning something new.

2024-06-11 05:53:51

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Any luck with this?

2024-06-11 00:00:06

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From unleashed.chat
It's just brilliant
To provide a detailed explanation of how Bitcoin's Proof of Work (PoW) mechanism works, let's break it down into several steps:
Mining process: Miners use specialized hardware to solve complex mathematical problems called hash puzzles. These puzzles involve finding a specific output (a "hash") that meets certain criteria when given an input (the block header). The process requires significant computational power and energy, making it expensive for malicious actors to manipulate the network.
Block creation: Miners collect pending transactions into a new block and calculate its hash. They then include a nonce value in the block header, which is an arbitrary number that can be adjusted by the miner. By adjusting the nonce, miners can change the resulting hash until they find one that meets the required criteria (usually starting with a certain number of zeros).
Broadcast and verification: Once a miner solves the puzzle and finds a valid hash, they broadcast their solution to the network. Other nodes verify the solution by checking if the calculated hash meets the required criteria and if all transactions within the block are valid. If the majority of nodes accept the solution as valid, they add the block to their local copy of the blockchain.
Consensus and security: As more blocks are added to the blockchain, it becomes increasingly difficult for malicious actors to manipulate the network. To alter a transaction or block, an attacker would need to rewrite not only that specific block but also all subsequent blocks in the chain, which requires solving the hash puzzles for each of those blocks. With thousands of nodes participating in the mining process and verifying new blocks, it becomes computationally impractical for any single entity to control or manipulate the network.
In summary, Bitcoin's Proof of Work mechanism works by having miners compete to solve complex mathematical problems, which requires significant computational power and energy. Once a miner solves the puzzle and creates a new block, other nodes verify its validity before adding it to their local copy of the blockchain. This process ensures that even if some malicious actors attempt to manipulate the network, their efforts will be rejected by the majority of honest nodes, providing security and reliability in a decentralized system where trust is not guaranteed among all participants.

2024-06-10 23:51:24

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Learning how proof of work is used to solve the Byzantine generals problem.

2024-06-10 22:21:54

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While I believe that opensats chooses which developer to fund better than I can, I think the general idea comes from the give a shit matrix.
https://youtu.be/F-LnfDKa7QU

2024-06-10 20:00:40

@npub1c9d…sqfm
When I use multiple users, and switch between a profile and Owner, sometimes I get prompted for my pin when switching back to Owner, and sometimes not. How do I ensure the keys are unloaded when I switch away from Owner?

2024-06-10 19:01:19

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I generally think it's a cup half empty vs half full situation. If I buy small amounts via an exchange, and immediately spend to a mint, then at least things stay consistent. If I buy small amounts kyc free, I could be buying from a known criminal. That could look even more shady. Also, why do I need buying bitcoin to be kept a secret? As long as the coins lead to a mint and disappear, what's the diff? Buying bitcoin is not a crime.

2024-06-10 08:02:48

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For option 3, assuming your money is currently in a bank, bank knows you are transferring potentially large amounts of funds to whatever payment method you are using to by coin.

2024-06-10 06:36:28

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As long as the system is opt-in, yes. And as long as I am not prevented from adding privacy or then switching to a privacy coin. Of course that's really where the problem is.

2024-06-10 06:28:02

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You can get started cheaper than you think.
I would swap out the nvme with a new Kingston KC3000 2tb. This will run Start9
https://www.ebay.com/itm/315400386378

2024-06-10 06:17:43

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Self hosting is such a horrible term. Self hosting implies hosting, like running your own server. I keep my keys offline.

2024-06-10 06:13:06

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@npub126n…e9ll is a good solution

2024-06-10 00:18:53

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If I encrypt it before I send it to your server, is it your data either?

2024-06-09 23:51:07

@npub1gcx…nj5z
How/when can I share a post in nostr/Amethyst, to a user who also uses nostr/Amethyst, such that I can send them a link out of band, and it will open in nostr/Amethyst?

2024-06-09 06:57:32

@npub10r8…t2p8
That's not an update, that's a downgrade
https://image.nostr.build/7f93a4382f38e283a122b002b699287421df17457174ee6073c7486b8dc69a38.jpg

2024-06-08 20:35:55

@npub1t0n…jgqv
No LN gateway available
Everything is stuck in pending and I can't transfer out
https://image.nostr.build/d59c7eb8db3f9a915a0c673fae1bc282488800e3ce16d9d1fad4467141118866.jpg