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Bunnies EVERYWHERE. It's like they expand at a fibonacci rate of growth or something.
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Cykros
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Not for nothing, but half or more of the influencers in Bitcoin are busy pushing compromised shit like Liquid, Spark, custodial lightning, loans, non-...
Not for nothing, but half or more of the influencers in Bitcoin are busy pushing compromised shit like Liquid, Spark, custodial lightning, loans, non-airgapped signers, and so much other shit that the idea that most Bitcoiners would be the best at using freedom tech would be a very surprising proposition.
We're all hellbent on making people not need to use freedom tech. Of course they don't learn to do it.
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↳ Reply Karnage (npub1r0rs5q2gk0e3dk3nlc7gnu378ec6cnlenqp8a3cjhyzu6f8k5sgs4sq9ac)
James Bond never carries a suitcase 🧳 yet somehow he always has a fresh outfit in every new setting ...
Suppository suitcase. Really good compression. One of his many high tech gadgets. If it ever malfunctions in use though it'll be a pretty shitty dem...
Suppository suitcase. Really good compression.
One of his many high tech gadgets.
If it ever malfunctions in use though it'll be a pretty shitty demise.
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You must not have my wife and 3 dogs. Even with my kid gone for a week I still maybe get 8 hours once a week. I legit suggested we get a tiny house ...
You must not have my wife and 3 dogs.
Even with my kid gone for a week I still maybe get 8 hours once a week.
I legit suggested we get a tiny house in the back yard for me to sleep in. Though I guess a tarp would work too just to keep the rain off. The summer heat may not make that quite as pleasant though -- I recall sleeping being a pain in July and August while living outdoors...
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↳ Reply Tauri (npub1x9q89st049pnuym57ch9kqkgzcu5dmff32wduwc4g9gnc2w3nlls8hcsg7)
Bottom is not in until Saylor is liquidated like SBF. I’m giving him 3 months. nostr:nevent1qqsq5wc...
I don't see Saylor getting liquidated. I see STRC's dividend getting unpaid, going to near zero, and the Bitcoin just turning into an inert mass of Bi...
I don't see Saylor getting liquidated. I see STRC's dividend getting unpaid, going to near zero, and the Bitcoin just turning into an inert mass of Bitcoin that doesn't grow or shrink.
He doesn't have enough real debt to get liquidated at this point. Just equity that has no recourse to do anything but firesell.
He'll be fine. Shareholders are the ones going down this time.
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It's not impossible. But I do think mechanic is very sure about how f2pool antpool and a few others will act in a very narrow window of time which jus...
It's not impossible. But I do think mechanic is very sure about how f2pool antpool and a few others will act in a very narrow window of time which just doesn't seem to be very grounded in facts. In math? Perhaps. But these are humans. Simply taking their eyes off the ball for half an hour would be sufficient to put 110 behind by a few blocks, effectively burying it.
Could one or two get cute and reorg from there? Yes, it's possible. Better make it quick though especially if you want that market value to cover the electricity bills amid the chaos.
It's weird that nostr:nprofile1qqs8fl79rnpsz5x00xmvkvtd8g2u7ve2k2dr3lkfadyy4v24r4k3s4spz9mhxue69uhkummnw3ezuamfdejj7qg4waehxw309aex2mrp0yhxgctdw4eju6t09uqsuamnwvaz7tmwdaejumr0dshsu0ur8h 's whole gameplan is to rely on mining centralization to get this across the finish line.
It might work, and I'm not taking price exposure either way, but I'd be surprised if it does.
Guess worst case scenario we activate a bad minority fork and hilight just how dangerous centralized mining is. Another 'everything is good for Bitcoin' scenario.
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This is true. Arguably this would be WORSE than the bcash situation as at least there was no risk of this massive reorg. Dathon could join Roger and C...
This is true. Arguably this would be WORSE than the bcash situation as at least there was no risk of this massive reorg. Dathon could join Roger and Craig among Bitcoin's most hated.
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There are 144 blocks in a day on average. Yes. Thankfully, I don't think it will even get a chance for us to risk the dangers this attack would otherw...
There are 144 blocks in a day on average. Yes. Thankfully, I don't think it will even get a chance for us to risk the dangers this attack would otherwise pose if it actually held support.
Mechanic's theories of everyone jumping in last minute notwithstanding.
But we'll all see around August 7. And then perhaps get back to more serious methods of ensuring Bitcoin's future as money, such as covenants. Because spam or no spam, with 8 billion people, even monetary transactions crowd out monetary transactions at some point, even with Lightning.
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My timeline is dead. Is this thing on? 🤣
Usually when I check to make sure my follows haven't been wiped out.
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And Elon, the biggest welfare queen of 'em all.
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If US govt blocked Fable that’s like saying “we won’t allow any better models from here on out” AI...
Someone just needs to put the source on a shirt and wear it in an airport. But it's a lot longer than the RSA algorithm. We're gonna need a really f...
Someone just needs to put the source on a shirt and wear it in an airport.
But it's a lot longer than the RSA algorithm.
We're gonna need a really fat guy...
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I just assumed salami in his hands crush was alluding to something less family friendly. This is just plain weird.
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↳ Reply Karnage (npub1r0rs5q2gk0e3dk3nlc7gnu378ec6cnlenqp8a3cjhyzu6f8k5sgs4sq9ac)
GM nostr ☕️
GM
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Hist.Nostr.land
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↳ Reply Kip Ashlynn (npub1hspwpfkq7qddnj6h52c03muzgx79l7teeez99n57ys77g4m4vujs3hly9q)
I love the conversation feed in Amythest, but I've been accused of being nosy once or twice 🤣
Literally in it right now.👺
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Surveillance and constantly being in the spotlight with social media, and measuring yourself against the perceived happiness and success of others bas...
Surveillance and constantly being in the spotlight with social media, and measuring yourself against the perceived happiness and success of others based on what they put out.
Even if you rise above it yourself you're still surrounded by people who end up being neurotic and miserable over it.
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You must have a particularly good corner of twitter if you see them staying humble. Many of them have been getting humbled, but pretty sure that's no...
You must have a particularly good corner of twitter if you see them staying humble.
Many of them have been getting humbled, but pretty sure that's not the same thing.
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I sure don't think that greater German culture and Roman culture are one and the same. Much less British culture and Russian culture.
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'We can stay retarded longer than the market can stay solvent' - nostr:nprofile1qqsp4lsvwn3aw7zwh2f6tcl6249xa6cpj2x3yuu6azaysvncdqywxmgpr9mhxue69uhhqu...
'We can stay retarded longer than the market can stay solvent' - nostr:nprofile1qqsp4lsvwn3aw7zwh2f6tcl6249xa6cpj2x3yuu6azaysvncdqywxmgpr9mhxue69uhhqun9d45h2mfwwpexjmtpdshxuet59uq3zamnwvaz7tmwdaehgu3wwa5kuef0q9n8wumn8ghj7enfd36x2u3wdehhxarj9emkjmn99ah8qatzx9e8gmr3vdsnsu3kv96hjcthx4hr26pnds6ngv3jv3kngumj0y6kg7nxv4jngd3exen8zefcwvm8zem4v34hxdmydf6xvuelvfex7ctyvdshxapaw3e82egy8tpxn
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I have to assume Aries though, not Pisces...
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nostr:npub1dtgg8yk3h23ldlm6jsy79tz723p4sun9mz62tqwxqe7c363szkzqm8up6m was a few years ahead of you on this take, but it is just as correct now as it w...
nostr:npub1dtgg8yk3h23ldlm6jsy79tz723p4sun9mz62tqwxqe7c363szkzqm8up6m was a few years ahead of you on this take, but it is just as correct now as it was in 2020 or so when he started saying it.
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It'd also be work worth getting out of bed for.
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↳ Reply 𝕳𝖊𝖓𝖗𝖎𝐤 𝕱𝖑𝐲𝖒𝖆𝖓 (npub1n3ejxm6kt6ush4rgrs57hvkecxuqunscfndlsntd5apwnyr8pjmqrme7su)
I’m curious what people here think about uploading other people’s music to Nostr, and even accepting...
Intellectual property is a legal fiction. That said if I'd ever zap music that wasn't from the artist, I'm zapping the person for putting it in front...
Intellectual property is a legal fiction.
That said if I'd ever zap music that wasn't from the artist, I'm zapping the person for putting it in front of me, and not paying what I'd pay an artist for creating it. Both have their place.
Though ideally they're posting links to where the artist hosts it so that I can consume it there and at least give them their metrics even if I'm absolutely still blocking their ads.
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↳ Reply A.A.Ron (npub1v40sr983gxp3x685mgmjvgsxy3t77u7t78ndk9e56truqhsq989q3e2y09)
Fuck Metallica. They ruined napster.
They tried to ruin filesharing in general but really just led to the advent of bittorrent.
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↳ Reply calle (npub12rv5lskctqxxs2c8rf2zlzc7xx3qpvzs3w4etgemauy9thegr43sf485vg)
OCEAN is an attack against Bitcoin btw
I'm no defender of 110 and I get why not everyone's so big on mempool filters depending on how you approach your expectations of them, but curious as ...
I'm no defender of 110 and I get why not everyone's so big on mempool filters depending on how you approach your expectations of them, but curious as to why you'd view OCEAN as an attack.
Seems like most mining pools are an attack through centralized template creation and that OCEAN addresses this issue through DATUM. Stratum v2 may be better but doesn't really seem quite there yet.
Anyway, yea, good faith reasons, how is OCEAN an attack?
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↳ Reply corndalorian (npub1lrnvvs6z78s9yjqxxr38uyqkmn34lsaxznnqgd877j4z2qej3j5s09qnw5)
https://blossom.primal.net/51b28fe91d8f704df05e45d67ba56fbe7631e5271f62aaf31ce8743381746e30.png
Idk man, Satoshi cared, and was displeased...
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I'm not sure how deep I've seen a write up go. I'd expect a write up on Frost to be more readily available, and then the info on frostr.org to underst...
I'm not sure how deep I've seen a write up go. I'd expect a write up on Frost to be more readily available, and then the info on frostr.org to understand where it's different, and where there are things that may not have quite been mapped over, such as tools for distributed key generation.
Such as this one: https://eprint.iacr.org/2020/852.pdf
It's basically an application of Shamir's secret sharing which conceivably can be used both on the nsec and an xpriv.
I've been doing more chatting with AI about it and other nested key variants to understand differences. Some of those actually do seem better for just Bitcoin but Frost seems to hit the sweet spot of working well for both Nostr and Bitcoin.
That all said, I'm no cryptographer, just really curious about what can be done, with a penchant for bringing up ideas like this hoping someone who does know what they're doing might run with them.
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↳ Reply node (npub1rzg96zjavgatsx5ch2vvtq4atatly5rvdwqgjp0utxw45zeznvyqfdkxve)
Like this? 🤭 https://media.tenor.com/sFGB4cW82U8AAAAC/jail-right-to-jail.gif
For a first offense maybe if I'm feeling lenient. Otherwise, like this: https://media2.giphy.com/media/O3Towk20Ty704/200w.webp
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Caramelized pineapples on a meat pizza 🤌🏾 nostr:nevent1qqsv6nphxrfqkrmfd4ae0ey6x4jdtxkpt48ppv0xjkdsk...
This works if you're getting Papa John's anyway, which is pizza in the way that Donald Trump is a fiscal conservative. Doing this to real pizza, tho...
This works if you're getting Papa John's anyway, which is pizza in the way that Donald Trump is a fiscal conservative.
Doing this to real pizza, though, is foodcrime.
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Curious, not sure how accurate this is. Though most, as in, over 50%, yea, probably. I definitely spend at Square from the same wallets I zap with, a...
Curious, not sure how accurate this is. Though most, as in, over 50%, yea, probably.
I definitely spend at Square from the same wallets I zap with, and replenish through things like ZBD and Satsman (and you know, purchases).
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↳ Reply Tim Bouma (npub1q6mcr8tlr3l4gus3sfnw6772s7zae6hqncmw5wj27ejud5wcxf7q0nx7d5)
OK I did it. Instead of a P2TR address for your npub, I implemented Silent Payments. I managed to: ...
This is the way to use an npub if it is to be done. Though I still don't think it's easier than Lightning. But it's a cool additional option for whe...
This is the way to use an npub if it is to be done.
Though I still don't think it's easier than Lightning.
But it's a cool additional option for when on chain is indeed called for.
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↳ Reply corndalorian (npub1lrnvvs6z78s9yjqxxr38uyqkmn34lsaxznnqgd877j4z2qej3j5s09qnw5)
Final results. My experience is in the minority it would seem https://blossom.primal.net/eb80c6034...
The nym gets constraints, for sure. but you can have as many nyms as you want.
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GM Kat.
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Thank you all so much for not being wisp.
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Oh yea, totally different. Hanging out with Art Bell at 3 am with his well selected bumper music and callers from all over just talking crazy ideas wa...
Oh yea, totally different. Hanging out with Art Bell at 3 am with his well selected bumper music and callers from all over just talking crazy ideas was nothing like any podcast. It was real time, on the airwaves -- the signal going through the same space as the aliens and shadow people.
Whole different vibe.
FM never really had the same feel.
Though truth be told single sideband has even more of an out there vibe as the signal distorts as it bounces off the ionosphere...
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Or Ditto. At least primal never tried to denominate sats in dollars. HERESY.
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I was big on Coast to Coast AM starting early in middle school. Later got into college radio too for shit out of left field, really before this became...
I was big on Coast to Coast AM starting early in middle school. Later got into college radio too for shit out of left field, really before this became quite as easy to get with platforms like Youtube.
Still fall back to college radio if I find myself relying on the radio for whatever reason. There's some wild shit that ends up played on those stations.
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Moving coins is definitely not enough. Coinjoins and lightning swaps can go a long way of course. There is always still the concern though that you di...
Moving coins is definitely not enough. Coinjoins and lightning swaps can go a long way of course. There is always still the concern though that you did visibly buy bitcoin, and if it was a large enough amount to be interesting, well, nobody's gonna believe you just spent it all on zaps and shit at the farmer's market on a Square terminal.
Non-kyc methods of purchase should always be something we are driving forward -- Vexl, Bisq, Hodl Hodl, Robosats, and you know, actually transacting goods and services for bitcoin. Exchanges are a honeypot.
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nostr:npub1vwymuey3u7mf860ndrkw3r7dz30s0srg6tqmhtjzg7umtm6rn5eq2qzugd A few thoughts about your idea of a quantum ready fork: The mining factor seems...
nostr:npub1vwymuey3u7mf860ndrkw3r7dz30s0srg6tqmhtjzg7umtm6rn5eq2qzugd A few thoughts about your idea of a quantum ready fork:
The mining factor seems to be the biggest reason this is unlikely to work even if we wanted it to. The difficulty adjustment would, at the time of the split, be set based on our >1 ZH/s, and it's unlikely that we'd have anything close to that much available. I suppose it might be feasible to look at merge mining, but merge mining here would have all of the same centralization concerns it has elsewhere that it is used.
Even if we handle this, manually setting the difficulty lower (assuming this can be done, I'm decidedly not a coder), there's the matter of what block you fork from. Because of course anyone who transacts after the split can then go use their coins on the other fork, and while we wait for a quantum attack, the chains have time to diverge heavily.
You could consider splitting AFTER a quantum attack, with a roll back, a la Ethereum Classic (gross...), but even this assumes you recognize an attack as a quantum attack and not just someone losing their keys. There is no reason to assume that they would be foolish enough to make it this obvious, as it'd be much more sensible to appear to just be someone losing their keys.
The latest episode of nostr:npub1pxyknnjeme22kekzd2fj5dasrezgv23wx026ae5rqa74h8pc7j7sn57nke actually had some very good thoughts on how to address quantum. I don't think it's quite as close (or likely to ever happen) as Danny's guest, but I do think his proposed actions as if it were are a sane approach. Rolling out these proposed fixes on Testnet, Signet, etc, and then encouraging people who aren't devs to actually USE these systems to really give it some testing makes a lot of sense. Hard to incentivize this given that testnet tokens are decidedly worthless, but perhaps wallets that put it a little more front and center as a way to help new people to Bitcoin learn their way around without putting real money at risk wouldn't be the worst thing anyway.
I get your rationale for considering a fork, but yea, logistically I don't think it could quite work out as well as you'd like. It might shut up the retards because they'd be too retarded to see why it shouldn't, but in terms of actually fixing anything I think it'd miss the mark. And meanwhile, building things for retards is a really good way to waste a lot of time and energy.
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↳ Reply Troy (npub104zp04wlgddf0w84tj8jul3w75e7ydcuuhsull2etste5040xm2qg285rf)
I'm here to warn new users of Nostr that DMs don't really work. They might work, sometimes. Maybe.
They have been getting a lot better with NIP-17. But not all clients or relays support them. Assuming the person you DM even has relays set up for DM'...
They have been getting a lot better with NIP-17. But not all clients or relays support them. Assuming the person you DM even has relays set up for DM's in the first place.
So far I'm swearing by Wisp.
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↳ Reply node (npub1rzg96zjavgatsx5ch2vvtq4atatly5rvdwqgjp0utxw45zeznvyqfdkxve)
😂 nostr:nevent1qqs8g730m9xt765amy9wmdc7l2zwzj6f66fz438vwvn4yhzfa7ntpcqzyprx7gue9hmwv6h2cddeelpkddru3...
Risking salmonella with raw chicken, totally worth it.
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I didn't say don't buy MSTR. I asked if he addressed the reasons for not doing so. As with most portfolio matters, it boils down to sizing. But the ri...
I didn't say don't buy MSTR. I asked if he addressed the reasons for not doing so. As with most portfolio matters, it boils down to sizing. But the risks to common stock in a levered company involve layers upon layers of counterparty risk, including the very real risk of government seizure. And the Sharpe ratio disparity is night and day.
They're two wildly different roles in a portfolio. One is bedrock. The other is a high risk speculative position. You'd think someone who sells more MSTR than anyone would be able to articulate this. Especially on an interview about why buying Bitcoin makes so much sense.
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Wow late night posting. Openclaw, not claudebot...
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Shibazaki really needs to stop reminding me of how much I (sometimes) enjoyed indulging in a cigarette. Especially Lucky Strikes when I was feeling f...
Shibazaki really needs to stop reminding me of how much I (sometimes) enjoyed indulging in a cigarette.
Especially Lucky Strikes when I was feeling fancy enough to buy prerolls.
https://static0.cbrimages.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/Terror-In-Resonance-Shibazaki-Cropped-5050.jpg
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Guess that's like left and right shift and Ctrl...
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The extra G may buy some space. One key can be pressed more than once 😄
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↳ Reply corndalorian (npub1lrnvvs6z78s9yjqxxr38uyqkmn34lsaxznnqgd877j4z2qej3j5s09qnw5)
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No PV?
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↳ Reply Zsubmariner (npub1csmgc5fwwr3k2k86zeuk0ntnljp632g8agut8mtgxk8uhhatpknq3qcakv)
Ha. For sure. Online I can't compensate for my lack of a filter my demeanor. Or buy anybody a beer. ...
You CAN zap them beer money on Nostr though.
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No, you cannot do any use case on bitcoin. Can we do covenants now? No. Guess what, the network has ...
Actually, you can do covenants, using PIPEs (Polynomial Inner Product Encryption), ColliderScript, and a handful of other methods. Soft forks would b...
Actually, you can do covenants, using PIPEs (Polynomial Inner Product Encryption), ColliderScript, and a handful of other methods.
Soft forks would be more streamlined and trustless, and in the case of ColliderScript, a LOT cheaper.
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Debian's packaging seems fine until you use something that isn't insane. Then you wonder why everyone puts up with it. The idea that dependency hell i...
Debian's packaging seems fine until you use something that isn't insane. Then you wonder why everyone puts up with it. The idea that dependency hell is even possible is wild.
Systemd is an obnoxious pile of crap, but Debian's implementation of sysvinit was so bad it almost seemed sensible to switch. But at the end of the day there's nothing 'Unix like' about systemd's philosophy of "do all the things, use binary blobs, and do most of them in a fairly half assed manner." I somewhat sympathize with the sysadmin side of things where systemd can handle scaling things in certain ways, but I'm not sitting on a computer lab.
And yea...Ubuntu inherits both of these.
I also just don't love the whole 'let's make everything easy by hiding it from the user.' In my experience it's a great way to create users that can't dig themselves out of the situation when things break. Slackware, if you ask me, is as simple as it needs to be, and likely, an be, without crossing that line.
All that said, the 'user friendly' distro when I started using Linux was Mandrake. And I can say this nice thing about Ubuntu: it's not Mandrake 😄.
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↳ Reply Hanshan (npub1lxzaxzge0jq9u9cecucctdt5lslwgp7hcxmp2l0wn8r2ecjenwasu6svxa)
my first thought is "how do I know this is actually federated, and not just one entity that spun up ...
That's a question I haven't delved reply enough to answer. Probably a better question for Obi Nwosu (or maybe nostr:npub1s05p3ha7en49dv8429tkk07nnfa9p...
That's a question I haven't delved reply enough to answer. Probably a better question for Obi Nwosu (or maybe nostr:npub1s05p3ha7en49dv8429tkk07nnfa9pcwczkf5x5qrdraqshxdje9sq6eyhe).
I just know that as it's ecash it comes with much better privacy than Spark or conventional custodians. But beating that rug risk is indeed the holy grail...
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↳ Reply Hanshan (npub1lxzaxzge0jq9u9cecucctdt5lslwgp7hcxmp2l0wn8r2ecjenwasu6svxa)
We'll certainly have Bitcoin banks its just the obvious ridiculousness of maxis arguing against tru...
My best hope for Bitcoin banks that don't give up privacy or rug risk so far is Fedimint. I don't know if they've quite neutralized rug risk but they...
My best hope for Bitcoin banks that don't give up privacy or rug risk so far is Fedimint. I don't know if they've quite neutralized rug risk but they seem like they may be getting there with some creative methods of blinded federation.
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I believe it was 206. Riley talks to someone who's met Satoshi but is forbidden from asking about him. The two seasons have different protagonists bu...
I believe it was 206. Riley talks to someone who's met Satoshi but is forbidden from asking about him.
The two seasons have different protagonists but 2 refers back to 1. Hazel comes up as someone who'd abandoned 8, and some other spoiler stuff I'll hold back on revealing 😉.
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↳ Reply corndalorian (npub1lrnvvs6z78s9yjqxxr38uyqkmn34lsaxznnqgd877j4z2qej3j5s09qnw5)
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I'm still chuckling over anyone acting like $60,000 is low. I remember the posts when Bitcoin hit a billion dollar market cap and how blown minds wer...
I'm still chuckling over anyone acting like $60,000 is low.
I remember the posts when Bitcoin hit a billion dollar market cap and how blown minds were. It wasn't that long ago. Zoom out.
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↳ Reply Leo Wandersleb (npub1gm7tuvr9atc6u7q3gevjfeyfyvmrlul4y67k7u7hcxztz67ceexs078rf6)
Nostr is better than Xitter, but it still favors narcissism over merit. V4V doesn't reward the best...
There's a few approaches that could be taken here, including hashtag based following (clumsy) and an LLM based DVM fed the heuristics you're looking f...
There's a few approaches that could be taken here, including hashtag based following (clumsy) and an LLM based DVM fed the heuristics you're looking for.
Nothing says a client has to display the npub of the user who posted a note.
It's not totally trivial but it's also quite doable to build what you're after.
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