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Once we will introduce HDD Storage VPS, would you need some small SSD with it (for fast OS boot or for metadata)?
Please share your opinion in comments 👇
Running pruned Bitcoin node for Lightning was one of the biggest mistake I have made
Don't you think that B2B options be limited as long as businesses care about regulation frameworks?
If you are interested, we can implement NAT64 in all of our locations (basically, it is 64:ff9b::/96 IPv6 prefix that performs NAT from IPv6 to IPv4).
To transparently use it, the only thing that required from the customer side is to use DNS64 (for example, 2606:4700:4700::64). This will replace all DNS A records with DNS AAAA from 64:ff9b::/96 IPv6 prefix. If there are original DNS AAAA records, they will be left intact.
On the other hand, I think we do expect way too much from FOSS devs sometimes. They are almost always doing this work FOR FREE and rarely get any donations, so it’s frustrating when people are constantly demanding new features.
"Life is the bitch, and death is her sister
Sleep is the cousin, what a fucking family picture"…
While FOSS isn't quite the right term, Ambleside Online might be a great starting point for curriculum and book recommendations.
https://amblesideonline.org/
#learning #homeschool #homeschooling
Blogo v2 is almost ready. Final tweaks and improvements needed, I will be pushing it next week.
https://m.primal.net/LDia.png
Has anyone used Robosats over I2P? If so, are you using the publicly listed domain on the Robosats site? I can't seem to get it to load.
#asknostr #i2p #robosats #p2p
History Channel had a special talking about the Log craze of the 90s. That happened when I was in elementary school.
Events in my lifetime are on the History Channel. I'm officially old now.
I don't know how many times this has to be said, but Monero's privacy is better than Bitcoin. With Bitcoin silent payments, you are just obscuring a single step in a chain of transactions. Unless everybody uses silent payments, everyone can see where the money came from and where it went. Monero makes it impossible to see who received the currency and it's futile to try to determine who sent it based on the amount of possibilities. Unless privacy is on by default it's not going to work. See: Zcash
I don’t mean to be disrespectful, but can you please stop polluting cryptocurrency hashtags? Most of your posts aren’t related but are still tagged as such
I like this idea, unsure how it is the best to implement UX-wise
Tell us more! What was the installation process like? What do you like best? Are there a decent number of offers in your area?
https://files.sovbit.host/media/2641c5060e4eec82089fdb2c9eb84714660fddf7c23a01d731311481983f0175/b41d98e341f4dfe90645544b92e681a2426c24fe7a506f7e70899dc79ecdee91.webp
Oh, there’s a video showing the feature i somehow missed that does exactly what I said. Cool feature
I've been happy with my YubiKey 5 NFC for a while now. Being able to tap it to my phone is convenient. At the time I was looking I think it was the only one that could do that.
Nitrokey has a model that can do it now too. Maybe I should get one and play around for comparison.
In polish educational system filosophy is opt-in, whereas religion is opt-out. Funny.
https://www.reuters.com/business/us-could-cut-ukraines-access-starlink-internet-services-over-minerals-say-2025-02-22/
If only there was sth more valuable than minerals, land & real estate...
Study #Bitcoin
#OpenSource #tech #minerals #freedom #land #money #UnfuckMoney #DecolonizeTech
To fight scams & disinformation, reliable information is needed.
Wikipedia page? Sth in nostr?
Silent.Link has been listed:
https://kycnot.me/service/silent.link
#SMS #phone #nokyc
Even the more mundane conveniences are sometimes inconvenient. I find myself wishing for manual windows at times, as odd as that sounds.
Do you have a quiet space in your day? There's been an unprecedented amount of talk, writing, and communication lately, and it's hard to deny that something is amiss. Silence has become increasingly essential. Without it, thinking, organizing thoughts, making plans, envisioning the future, and dreaming the impossible are all severely impaired.
Keep up the great work! I look forward to following your ministries and hope, someday God willing, to visit your community if I make it to Cambodia.
> [Read the original blog post](https://blog.kycnot.me/p/ai-tos-analysis)
**kycnot.me** features a somewhat hidden tool that some users may not be aware of. Every month, an automated job crawls every listed service's Terms of Service (ToS) and FAQ pages and conducts an AI-driven analysis, generating a comprehensive overview that highlights key points related to KYC and user privacy.
Here's an example: [Changenow's Tos Review](https://kycnot.me/service/changenow#tos)
## Why?
ToS pages typically contain a lot of complicated text. Since the first versions of **kycnot.me**, I have tried to provide users a comprehensive overview of what can be found in such documents. This automated method keeps the information up-to-date every month, which was one of the main challenges with manual updates.
A significant part of the time I invest in investigating a service for **kycnot.me** involves reading the ToS and looking for any clauses that might indicate aggressive KYC practices or privacy concerns. For the past four years, I performed this task manually. However, with advancements in language models, this process can now be somewhat automated. I still manually review the ToS for a quick check and regularly verify the AI’s findings. However, over the past three months, this automated method has proven to be quite reliable.
Having a quick ToS overview section allows users to avoid reading the entire ToS page. Instead, you can quickly read the important points that are grouped, summarized, and referenced, making it easier and faster to understand the key information.
## Limitations
This method has a key limitation: JS-generated pages. For this reason, I was using Playwright in my crawler implementation. I plan to make a release addressing this issue in the future. There are also sites that don't have ToS/FAQ pages, but these sites already include a warning in that section.
Another issue is false positives. Although not very common, sometimes the AI might incorrectly interpret something harmless as harmful. Such errors become apparent upon reading; it's clear when something marked as bad should not be categorized as such. I manually review these cases regularly, checking for anything that seems off and then removing any inaccuracies.
Overall, the automation provides great results.
## How?
There have been several iterations of this tool. Initially, I started with GPT-3.5, but the results were not good in any way. It made up many things, and important thigs were lost on large ToS pages. I then switched to GPT-4 Turbo, but it was expensive. Eventually, I settled on Claude 3 Sonnet, which provides a quality compromise between GPT-3.5 and GPT-4 Turbo at a more reasonable price, while allowing a generous 200K token context window.
I designed a prompt, which is open source[^1], that has been tweaked many times and will surely be adjusted further in the future.
For the ToS scraping part, I initially wrote a scraper API using Playwright[^2], but I replaced it with Jina AI Reader[^3], which works quite well and is designed for this task.
### Non-conflictive ToS
All services have a dropdown in the ToS section called "Non-conflictive ToS Reviews." These are the reviews that the AI flagged as not needing a user warning. I still provide these because I think they may be interesting to read.
## Feedback and contributing
You can give me feedback on this tool, or share any inaccuraties by either opening an issue on Codeberg[^4] or by contacting me [^5].
You can contribute with pull requests, which are always welcome, or you can [support](https://kycnot.me/about#support) this project with any of the listed ways.
[^1]: https://codeberg.org/pluja/kycnot.me/src/branch/main/src/utils/ai/prompt.go
[^2]: https://codeberg.org/pluja/kycnot.me/commit/483ba8b415cecf323b3d9f0cfd4e9620919467d2
[^3]: https://github.com/jina-ai/reader
[^4]: https://codeberg.org/pluja/kycnot.me
[^5]: https://kycnot.me/about#contact
"Long live the Emperor!"
"Down with the Ewoks!"
#nevent1q…8048
This is just one of the many OT fulfillments found in Mary. She's also foreshadowed by the first "Woman," by Israel's Queen Mother (mother of the Son of David), and various other things. But as with us, anything glorious or praiseworthy about her all comes from her relationship with Jesus -- the one and only true God.
Most apps just work out of the box. You will encounter some problems, such as notifications that Google Play Services is not installed. But otherwise, it should work almost perfectly.
There's nothing they can/will not justify with climate change.
In Canada, our bank notes are plastic polymer. Wouldn't surprise me if they use that to cease production, forcing a cashless society and CBDC adoption by claiming to fight the emissions of cash production.
Meanwhile, world leaders will continue to pump emissions from their private jets without consequence.
#nevent1q…qjz2
Yeah just closed beta Cake for now but out publicly soon.
That will be the go to for a while it looks like!
In "Nostril" web client, Monero zaps are private by default. If you choose to make a zap public, you need to provide the TXID and TX key (automatic if you use the non-custodial web wallet, but you need to copy and paste it manually if you use an external wallet like Cake or Feather). The web client verifies the recipient address and amount via the TX key, before the tip is included in the total (https://codeberg.org/anarkio/pages/src/branch/main/nostril/js/verify-tx-key.js).
Cryptostorm VPN has been listed:
https://kycnot.me/service/cryptostorm
I'm experimenting with a new Nerostr version that will integrate a Nostr relay powered by Khatru (1). This will reduce the needed containers to just two (removing the strfry container) and add some nice features to the relay such as:
- better rate limits to avoid spam
- Prevent reading NIP-04 messages from people not involved in the conversation. Which improves direct messages privacy.
- NIP-42 Authentication
- Potential for more extensibility in the future
As of now, it is already working fine locally. I be migrating the xmr.usenostr.org to a temporary testing relay at beta.usenostr.org soon for testing purposes.
[1]: https://khatru.nostr.technology
Happy New Year everyone and a wonderful 2024!
If I'm being robbed, I'll gently remind the robber that robbery is illegal. I'm sure they'll apologize for their confusion and change their ways.
/s
I have published a #strfry #docker image to #dockerhub that gets updated automatically if there are any new releases from the upstream repo.
https://hub.docker.com/r/pluja/strfry
Now this is awesome:
https://unherd.com/2024/01/the-african-village-mining-bitcoin/
#bitcoin #crypto
Yes, but all transactions are private so you can’t see the amounts or who sent or received the Monero.
There is one special case of coinbase transactions, where the network pays miners in new Monero. In that case the transactions are partially transparent to show the amount sent to make the total Monero supply transparent
eNuts is a great!
It links to your Nostr ID and contacts, instant eCash mint integration, try it out!https://m.primal.net/HedK.jpg https://m.primal.net/HedL.jpg
Retnull is a trusted developer and means no harm. Garnet is a perfectly fine client. But you will be relieved to know that this garbage: https://anarkio.codeberg.page/nostril is discontinued and will no longer be an attack on Monero. I will be gone permanently very soon and apologize for causing harassment.
If someone argues Monero has been used by criminal:
Even the transparent fiat bank accounts are used in criminal activities primary by criminal enterprises.
Example one of the mob member gaslights a bank account users to act as money mule, soon the henchman of a mob member get arrested and the mob member and his mob boss keep their hands clean.
In fact the mob launders their money and that even very long time before Monero has been created!
Please, never tell only the physical cash and the Monero is used in criminal activities anymore!
Using Monero is also opposite, you can protect yourself before:
1. Criminals (especially hostage takers)
2. Politicians (like Vampires cuz they want your money, wealth and data)
3. Industry espionage
4. Criminal enterprises (especially mobs)
#xmr #monero #crimeprevention #industry #espionage #privacy #fiatmoney #schwachkopf #schwachkopf4kommission #schwachkopf4kanzler #moron
https://www.reddit.com/r/Monero/s/jRuuRNB8Nx
Bitcoin is v1.0
Litecoin is v2.0
Monero and Pirate Chain are v3.0
Change my mind.
You can check on nostr.band
After posting this yesterday, I kept thinking: did anyone ever successfully fork #DivestOS?
I did some brief searches but couldn't turn much up. Most of the content is about the ROM being discontinued. Maybe someone else has better searchfu?
#asknostr #privacy #note17fk…dt2a
Very informative video, how the criminal enterprises still preferred the fiat bank account with gaslighting bank account users.
Like "Monero is for criminals" so "Bank account is for criminal enterprises".
Only the mobster have more possibilities, they can also gaslights Bitcoin, Ethereum and every transparent Crypto users. About Monero we don't need to talk about that anymore.
If you argue, privacy is for criminals, then you can share about your life especially intimate life and if you don't want it, then be glad about your privacy!
Privacy protects you and anothers non-participants!
#monero #xmr #privacy #identity #crime #criminalenterprise #mob #mobster #criminalprevention #gaslighting #gaslight #aml #compliance
https://youtu.be/p7v1wFOg6nI
For being a fairly minimalistic client, I was surprised to see that Voyage has some unique features.
For example, I'm able to create notes anonymously. I'll test that out in a few minutes to see how that functions.
As well, notes can have subject lines and even attached topics. Pretty neat.