Outlet bed shop with pop-up stores across The Netherlands, pay in Bitcoin.
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Last Notes npub1cl8tp05may6l458gulumcqwvrt8hgszc5sfedcsmz5y9zt0dmydsk9aw4f packlight Game of Drones npub1cl8tp05may6l458gulumcqwvrt8hgszc5sfedcsmz5y9zt0dmydsk9aw4f packlight Exactly multisig with atleast a seed signer in the mix to avoid vendor/firmware and supply chain risk npub1cl8tp05may6l458gulumcqwvrt8hgszc5sfedcsmz5y9zt0dmydsk9aw4f packlight Yes please npub1cl8tp05may6l458gulumcqwvrt8hgszc5sfedcsmz5y9zt0dmydsk9aw4f packlight Yes, apart from housing and related costs, I almost solely buy foodš npub1cl8tp05may6l458gulumcqwvrt8hgszc5sfedcsmz5y9zt0dmydsk9aw4f packlight Amazing! npub1cl8tp05may6l458gulumcqwvrt8hgszc5sfedcsmz5y9zt0dmydsk9aw4f packlight Good point npub1cl8tp05may6l458gulumcqwvrt8hgszc5sfedcsmz5y9zt0dmydsk9aw4f packlight Iāve been using headscale on a vps for a while. Works great! npub1cl8tp05may6l458gulumcqwvrt8hgszc5sfedcsmz5y9zt0dmydsk9aw4f packlight Use Robosats and Bisq in the meantime npub1cl8tp05may6l458gulumcqwvrt8hgszc5sfedcsmz5y9zt0dmydsk9aw4f packlight Good points npub1cl8tp05may6l458gulumcqwvrt8hgszc5sfedcsmz5y9zt0dmydsk9aw4f packlight Stay humble npub1cl8tp05may6l458gulumcqwvrt8hgszc5sfedcsmz5y9zt0dmydsk9aw4f packlight Thatās true npub1cl8tp05may6l458gulumcqwvrt8hgszc5sfedcsmz5y9zt0dmydsk9aw4f packlight Whatās wrong with running the node implementation you want. npub1cl8tp05may6l458gulumcqwvrt8hgszc5sfedcsmz5y9zt0dmydsk9aw4f packlight Good point. But I hope running alternatives is a signal that the social consensus isnāt there and will slow developments. I think, compared to the speed weāve been making changes, we have way more time to think about it all. npub1cl8tp05may6l458gulumcqwvrt8hgszc5sfedcsmz5y9zt0dmydsk9aw4f packlight How do you believe so? I assume because enforcing strict transaction use requires more and more filters in the future? In that case you might be right. But I was referring to being conservative on the use case of Bitcoin. Not necessarily the code base. Although I would also be down to discuss and look for consensus changes to Bitcoin to keep arbitrary data out. I donāt know how and I too like the advantages of P2SH. But I like to think we have decades to think about this. Thatās what I mean by conservatism. Not getting frustrated when seemingly good changes to Bitcoin are not there yet after years. Thatās okay. npub1cl8tp05may6l458gulumcqwvrt8hgszc5sfedcsmz5y9zt0dmydsk9aw4f packlight I favour conservatism and strict transaction use. I think it would serve Bitcoin better. That said, I would not bet on futures. Because Iām not putting funds on an exchange. And there is an easier option to show discomfort. Namely, choosing the more conservative node implementation/donāt upgrade for now. npub1cl8tp05may6l458gulumcqwvrt8hgszc5sfedcsmz5y9zt0dmydsk9aw4f packlight The whole point is is to derail the rational debate Julius. Because there isnāt any. BSV went down the same path and got CSAMā¦. DONāT TAKE THE RISK! Get it? Just donāt take the risk. npub1cl8tp05may6l458gulumcqwvrt8hgszc5sfedcsmz5y9zt0dmydsk9aw4f packlight Less is better than more spam npub1cl8tp05may6l458gulumcqwvrt8hgszc5sfedcsmz5y9zt0dmydsk9aw4f packlight https://youtu.be/nRoAyZG2taE?si=Sm9uRjL9AnQzKT91 npub1cl8tp05may6l458gulumcqwvrt8hgszc5sfedcsmz5y9zt0dmydsk9aw4f packlight Yes paul lamb on youtube has a great video for this npub1cl8tp05may6l458gulumcqwvrt8hgszc5sfedcsmz5y9zt0dmydsk9aw4f packlight I think that would be cool too and likely a good way to deal with storing arbitrary data on chain. And I would say if we want to go down that path, it would be good to establish an environment that is adversarial to arbitrary data in every stance. npub1cl8tp05may6l458gulumcqwvrt8hgszc5sfedcsmz5y9zt0dmydsk9aw4f packlight Agreed npub1cl8tp05may6l458gulumcqwvrt8hgszc5sfedcsmz5y9zt0dmydsk9aw4f packlight https://blossom.primal.net/f128eec31c70ea4fb600c829fdd992227f3b655e68252fa67ea8dcb3582abdb0.jpg npub1cl8tp05may6l458gulumcqwvrt8hgszc5sfedcsmz5y9zt0dmydsk9aw4f packlight If I may add 3 points: 1. Right now, a miner including an 80+ byte size OP_RETURN transaction in the block would have a harder time propagating it through the network, slightly increasing the chance of losing the race for the longest chain, right? 2. Would you say the intellectual collective working on Core can foresee all consequences? 3. Isnāt the attack of txās going around p2p network peanuts to attack vectors possible with current mining centralisation? npub1cl8tp05may6l458gulumcqwvrt8hgszc5sfedcsmz5y9zt0dmydsk9aw4f packlight It doesnāt have zero effect when that much people run knots⦠A miner broadcasting outcast blocks would propagate slower leaving room for a miner broadcasting accepted blocks to become the longest chain. And if that much nodes would run Knots kind of signalling consensus that we donāt want spam on Bitcoin it would probably become easier to discuss more effective methods. npub1cl8tp05may6l458gulumcqwvrt8hgszc5sfedcsmz5y9zt0dmydsk9aw4f packlight An answer to your question is: they are not. But they are moving in a direction many see as fatal. And, though no consensus change, relaxing filters on the mempool level, being the dominant node software implementation, is making it non-trivially easier to spam. And Core going in this direction, who knows a consensus update in favour of spam is next. npub1cl8tp05may6l458gulumcqwvrt8hgszc5sfedcsmz5y9zt0dmydsk9aw4f packlight Tweaking this value as a relay setting to filter non-monetary data would make relaying it harder if many nodes would enforce it right? I fear Bitcoin suffers the faith of Usenet by gradually opening the gates to non-monetary data. npub1cl8tp05may6l458gulumcqwvrt8hgszc5sfedcsmz5y9zt0dmydsk9aw4f packlight A snippet from a relevant and interesting chapter in the book Something More Profound by @nprofileā¦d7sd , Chapter 6 Asleep, Tired, Or It Malingers: How Protocols Wither and Die, regarding the spam debate. āāā The Usenet user experience was initially built around threads of conversations, but it didnāt take long for users to realize that a medium used to share and broadcast messages could be used to share and broadcast any sort of binary data, simply by encoding that data as if it were text. It wasnāt long after Usenet was first made available to commercial ISP users that new newsgroups under the alt.binaries. umbrella began to proliferate, with threads of dozens of messages representing pirated software and pornographic movies, encoded as text and split into multiple posts. It was tremendously inefficient to share binary data in this way, but those inefficiencies didnāt impact the users; since the costs werenāt born by the uploaders or downloaders, but instead the newsgroup server operators ā typically Internet Service Providers offering Usenet access to their users āalt.binaries traffic proliferated until the free riders had exhausted the resources made available to them. As the amount of storage required to maintain access to the alt.binaries newsgroups increased over the years, many larger ISPs decided that the Usenet juice wasnāt worth the storage squeeze, and stopped offering access to Usenet entirely. Smaller ISPs, desperate not to lose customers, found themselves racing to purchase high-end storage appliances to store all the alt.binaries data in a desperate attempt to keep the free rides going. āāā npub1cl8tp05may6l458gulumcqwvrt8hgszc5sfedcsmz5y9zt0dmydsk9aw4f packlight Good reason to build alternatives š npub1cl8tp05may6l458gulumcqwvrt8hgszc5sfedcsmz5y9zt0dmydsk9aw4f packlight I like what Coinkite built with key teleport. But sending private keys through it remotely worries me. I will never feel sure that both channels were secure and there was no MITM-attack. How could I be absolutely sure that Iām talking to the authentic person. Assume phone and pc compromised. What authentication method do you use? npub1cl8tp05may6l458gulumcqwvrt8hgszc5sfedcsmz5y9zt0dmydsk9aw4f packlight Aaand itās back to normalš¤·š¼āāļø npub1cl8tp05may6l458gulumcqwvrt8hgszc5sfedcsmz5y9zt0dmydsk9aw4f packlight My profile picture, username and bio had switched to an old version. What happened? npub1cl8tp05may6l458gulumcqwvrt8hgszc5sfedcsmz5y9zt0dmydsk9aw4f packlight That would be great𤩠npub1cl8tp05may6l458gulumcqwvrt8hgszc5sfedcsmz5y9zt0dmydsk9aw4f packlight Top priority npub1cl8tp05may6l458gulumcqwvrt8hgszc5sfedcsmz5y9zt0dmydsk9aw4f packlight Great news! npub1cl8tp05may6l458gulumcqwvrt8hgszc5sfedcsmz5y9zt0dmydsk9aw4f packlight Raspiblitz users, if you donāt want to wait for the next release to run Bitcoin Knots and you are not that tech savvy or confident like me, Paul Lamb released another great video on this: https://youtu.be/nRoAyZG2taE?si=csPh6CU-N0ScMWqZ After that you can follow this video to learn about your node settings so you can change them the way you like: https://youtu.be/Ck4Rf1hX2is?si=LpI9iyeo-1Ng5txQ npub1cl8tp05may6l458gulumcqwvrt8hgszc5sfedcsmz5y9zt0dmydsk9aw4f packlight Ooh yes Paul Lamb did it again! Great videoās too! Was waiting for Bitcoin knots on Raspiblitz. npub1cl8tp05may6l458gulumcqwvrt8hgszc5sfedcsmz5y9zt0dmydsk9aw4f packlight Where is the translate post button? Might be good to onboard some of the freedom loving people from more oppressed countries! npub1cl8tp05may6l458gulumcqwvrt8hgszc5sfedcsmz5y9zt0dmydsk9aw4f packlight Iemand stuurt mij wel eens Volkskrant artikelen over Bitcoin. De meeste hebben zoān duidelijke mening, totaal niet objectief of van meerdere kanten belicht. Dit artikel daarentegen is schokkend maar informatief! Eindelijk, goed werk. https://blossom.primal.net/8b58d24297082bcddaa7171cde7c611f2f639b5e8e56453ade19068086744d24.jpg https://blossom.primal.net/74dc8e8d346fa4053e09392637ece7722569e84cd00aff594173fa65d2baf480.jpg npub1cl8tp05may6l458gulumcqwvrt8hgszc5sfedcsmz5y9zt0dmydsk9aw4f packlight https://youtu.be/Ck4Rf1hX2is?si=ABBF7Sfw0rUv8958 npub1cl8tp05may6l458gulumcqwvrt8hgszc5sfedcsmz5y9zt0dmydsk9aw4f packlight Who runs Raspiblitz? (Impatiently) waiting for 1.12.0 release to switch to Knotsš. Will it boost Knots runners? Coming release: https://github.com/raspiblitz/raspiblitz/milestone/19 @rootzoll @GrassFedBitcoin @BitcoinUniversity @leo @openoms @Luke Dashjr Thanksšš¼ npub1cl8tp05may6l458gulumcqwvrt8hgszc5sfedcsmz5y9zt0dmydsk9aw4f packlight š„² npub1cl8tp05may6l458gulumcqwvrt8hgszc5sfedcsmz5y9zt0dmydsk9aw4f packlight Donāt you understand the anger even a little bit? npub1cl8tp05may6l458gulumcqwvrt8hgszc5sfedcsmz5y9zt0dmydsk9aw4f packlight The onion url on the website it seems is down. I get code: -1000, domain: NSURLErrorDomain) for 3 days now npub1cl8tp05may6l458gulumcqwvrt8hgszc5sfedcsmz5y9zt0dmydsk9aw4f packlight Exactly, you donāt need to trust 1 guy because you donāt have to update npub1cl8tp05may6l458gulumcqwvrt8hgszc5sfedcsmz5y9zt0dmydsk9aw4f packlight itās super significant actually if you project this trajectory further into the future npub1cl8tp05may6l458gulumcqwvrt8hgszc5sfedcsmz5y9zt0dmydsk9aw4f packlight @nprofileā¦an9l itās super significant actually if you project this trajectory further into the future npub1cl8tp05may6l458gulumcqwvrt8hgszc5sfedcsmz5y9zt0dmydsk9aw4f packlight Laptop, Start9 and Pi4 with Raspiblitz but unplugged latter because thereās no easy way to run Knots yet. Hopefully soon. npub1cl8tp05may6l458gulumcqwvrt8hgszc5sfedcsmz5y9zt0dmydsk9aw4f packlight Feels like little defeats over the course of time, a slow dead. Stop that and fight back. Knots, at least for now, I think is the way to go npub1cl8tp05may6l458gulumcqwvrt8hgszc5sfedcsmz5y9zt0dmydsk9aw4f packlight Layed it out very very well, thanks npub1cl8tp05may6l458gulumcqwvrt8hgszc5sfedcsmz5y9zt0dmydsk9aw4f packlight It used to be 40 bytes for a reason right? I feel overtime we gradually give in on multiple fronts every time while actually, we the node runners, should stand firm. Even though it might result in some short term negative consequences. We can try to grab that by the roots instead of the leafs. Feels like slow dead otherwise. npub1cl8tp05may6l458gulumcqwvrt8hgszc5sfedcsmz5y9zt0dmydsk9aw4f packlight It used to be 40 bytes for a reason right? I feel overtime we gradually give in on multiple fronts every time while actually, we the node runners, should stand firm. Even though it might result in some short term negative consequences. We can try to grab that by the roots instead of the leafs. Feels like slow dead otherwise. npub1cl8tp05may6l458gulumcqwvrt8hgszc5sfedcsmz5y9zt0dmydsk9aw4f packlight YT is the only fiat content platform I still use reluctantly for its content. I often ask all content creators I watch on YT to post audio on Fountain. Canāt wait to get rid of the last one. npub1cl8tp05may6l458gulumcqwvrt8hgszc5sfedcsmz5y9zt0dmydsk9aw4f packlight Nice, saving this post npub1cl8tp05may6l458gulumcqwvrt8hgszc5sfedcsmz5y9zt0dmydsk9aw4f packlight Goodmorning npub1cl8tp05may6l458gulumcqwvrt8hgszc5sfedcsmz5y9zt0dmydsk9aw4f packlight Why the urge. No consensus š¤·š¼āāļø > Knots npub1cl8tp05may6l458gulumcqwvrt8hgszc5sfedcsmz5y9zt0dmydsk9aw4f packlight Can you post audio here too? Phase out yt npub1cl8tp05may6l458gulumcqwvrt8hgszc5sfedcsmz5y9zt0dmydsk9aw4f packlight https://youtu.be/zgsiDAhq4d4?si=nkopLj2i7SY2dhCG npub1cl8tp05may6l458gulumcqwvrt8hgszc5sfedcsmz5y9zt0dmydsk9aw4f packlight Knots npub1cl8tp05may6l458gulumcqwvrt8hgszc5sfedcsmz5y9zt0dmydsk9aw4f packlight https://open.spotify.com/track/3XIEWK1V9n25PS9Vb6axj5?si=lbPpvrNvSZSi-KllMNLLEA&context=spotify%3Aplaylist%3A37i9dQZF1E8GqlnEC0rgg0 npub1cl8tp05may6l458gulumcqwvrt8hgszc5sfedcsmz5y9zt0dmydsk9aw4f packlight Right in the feels npub1cl8tp05may6l458gulumcqwvrt8hgszc5sfedcsmz5y9zt0dmydsk9aw4f packlight Alleen als er een partij opduikt die zo gigantisch veel invloed heeft opgebouwd dat die het beleid, waar 6 verkiezingen lang wereldwijd eensgezindheid over was, kan veranderen dan weet je misschien nog niet zeker of je transactie is gelukt. In dit geval kan je misschien wel spreken van een coup. npub1cl8tp05may6l458gulumcqwvrt8hgszc5sfedcsmz5y9zt0dmydsk9aw4f packlight If talk about blockchain without proof of work Iām cautious of what comes next. Blockchain or a distributed ledger build by many used for consensus is highly inefficient and therefore has narrow usecase. If you want speed, just let one pc build the ledger and have others accept it. npub1cl8tp05may6l458gulumcqwvrt8hgszc5sfedcsmz5y9zt0dmydsk9aw4f packlight Why no shorter block times? Well how are you going to build consensus around the world for the state of the chain in 1 minute with latency in general? Pretty difficult, so this might result in many forks. npub1cl8tp05may6l458gulumcqwvrt8hgszc5sfedcsmz5y9zt0dmydsk9aw4f packlight The signing algorithm (ECDSA) of Bitcoin currently has 128bits of entrophy. So you could argue 12 word is safer than 24 word seed phrases. npub1cl8tp05may6l458gulumcqwvrt8hgszc5sfedcsmz5y9zt0dmydsk9aw4f packlight Bitcoinās use case (āThe Valueā): Bring your part of 21 milion into a future with more circulating Fiat. Donāt think thatās valuable? Right now, the most valuable thing in the world is long term capital. Will probably stay that way. npub1cl8tp05may6l458gulumcqwvrt8hgszc5sfedcsmz5y9zt0dmydsk9aw4f packlight š³š±š³š±š³š± De grote innovatie van Satoshi Nakamoto is āProof-of-Workā. Een wereldwijde verkiezing die elke 10 minuten plaatsvindt waarin iedere keer weer wordt vastgesteld wie wat heeft. Als je het plat slaat kan je een miner zien als een politicus en een pool als een partij. De partij of politicus met de meeste invloed of in dit geval rekenkracht heeft de meeste kans om de verkiezing te winnen. Meer partijen betekent vaak grotere verdeling van invloed en hoe meer invloed hoe moeilijker het voor een nog onbekende kwaadwillende is om de verkiezingen te manipuleren. Daarom is het belangrijk dat de integriteit van de verkiezingen beschermt wordt door veel en verdeelde invloed en dat politici vrij zijn om te wisselen van partij als ze het niet meer eens zijn met het beleid. Als een partij of politicus verkeerd beleid voert (zoals een ādouble spendā transactie toevoegen aan een block) dan wordt dit beleid afgekeurd door de burgers (de node runners die de normen en waarden van Bitcoin geschreven in code draaien op hun pc). Hierdoor kan de partij of politicus de verkiezing verliezen en maakt een andere eerlijke partij kans. Als na enkele verkiezingen jouw transactie nog altijd onderdeel is gebleven van het huidige beleid, dan kan jij bijna met 100% zekerheid zeggen dat jouw transactie geslaagd is omdat het ondertussen algemeen aanvaard is dat jij die Bitcoin op die datum en dat adres hebt ontvangen. Met āProof-of-Workā zorgt Satoshi Nakamoto voor eensgezindheid onder Bitcoiners zonder dat daar vertrouwen of een toeziend oog voor nodig is. Voor Bitcoin de transactie laag betekent dit dat er geen bank meer nodig is als toeziend oog die jou vertelt hoeveel je op je rekening hebt staan. npub1cl8tp05may6l458gulumcqwvrt8hgszc5sfedcsmz5y9zt0dmydsk9aw4f packlight āBitcoin is not backed by anything.ā Why are you overthinking this? 1. I see value in a bearer property that I can hold on my phone and send anywhere without permission. You donāt? 2. Iām not buying another crypto because the creator can and probably will change the roadmap right after I buy it. 3. USD was backed by gold to stop dilution, theoretically. Bitcoin cannot be diluted because in order to force changes changes you need a lot of kwhās. And still nodes could invalidate out of consensus blocks by the miner trying to force changes. So in that sense it is actually backed by energy. npub1cl8tp05may6l458gulumcqwvrt8hgszc5sfedcsmz5y9zt0dmydsk9aw4f packlight Bitcoin is globally distributed consensus run on devices. You can create your own Bitcoin look-a-like with 22 million coins but my node has been programmed to deny these coins. We will be on a different network of computers. My node only accepts Bitcoin that has the properties I want and most likely most want, thatās is the consensus. npub1cl8tp05may6l458gulumcqwvrt8hgszc5sfedcsmz5y9zt0dmydsk9aw4f packlight I think Bitcoin Mechanicās standpoint has been heard more lately which is good to see. What do you think? Are you already running Knots? At what point could we (everyone thatās alligned with these ideas) win this fight? Letās bring this more attention! https://youtu.be/h-CA2wEFWPE?si=hkjCJvUH8t7QNLPI npub1cl8tp05may6l458gulumcqwvrt8hgszc5sfedcsmz5y9zt0dmydsk9aw4f packlight Got 'pay with Bitcoin' signs for 1.5 years now. Today the first customer paid in Bitcoin! ššš npub1cl8tp05may6l458gulumcqwvrt8hgszc5sfedcsmz5y9zt0dmydsk9aw4f packlight Gooood morning from The Netherlands. This is outlet bed shop De Gaapkamer (The Yawn Room) currently holding shop in Rotterdam. Can I conveniently use Primal to add customers as connections and receive payments of ā¬100-ā¬1500 worth of Bitcoin? I've 'Pay With Bitcoin' signs on my shop for years now but many find it too scary to pay these amounts because of the final settlement. The Primal app might give them confidence.