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Non-toxic bitcoin maximalist. @satoshilabs @trezor @vexl @tropicsquare

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2026-03-12 02:14:38 UTC

That feeling, when you optimize CI build from 12 minutes to 3 seconds 🙈

2026-03-08 01:20:30 UTC

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Yeah, in the rise of AI and deep fakes, being able to backtrack the original source and have a cryptographic proof could be increasingly useful. We need to integrate this into cameras and smartphones :-).

2026-03-08 00:10:01 UTC

Wanted to test out vibecoding in Rust while doing something actually useful - ended up building a full #OpenTimestamps CLI from scratch. Feature parity with the Python reference, embedded Tor.
Prebuilt binaries in Releases, no pip, no venv. #vibecodeevening @nprofile…fvmx
https://github.com/v1b3coder/rust-opentimestamps

2026-03-04 14:49:06 UTC

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Will do 🫡. I didn't know such thing exists.

2026-03-04 08:08:03 UTC

Hello @nprofile…ympz, few days ago I DM'd you and I'm not sure if you got that...

2026-03-03 01:43:14 UTC

Testing Arti (Rust-based Tor implementation).
The improvement in UX compared to traditional C impl. is jaw dropping. 🤯

2026-03-02 21:22:32 UTC

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What color?

2026-03-02 14:12:20 UTC

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Tor as implicit failover is great; most people really don't *need* it, until SHTF. Only then people realize most of the software is broken on high latency network.

2026-03-02 11:54:10 UTC

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For low latency application, yes, unfortunately.
I still love Tor though.

2026-03-02 11:39:08 UTC

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Seems like problem resolved. I just disabled using Tor for the feed, which was causing connection issues with some relays.
The app is suddenly much more reponsive and show all data 😃.

2026-03-02 11:33:56 UTC

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Ah, that's interesting point. I did not realized Amethyst is using Tor by default.

2026-03-02 11:16:20 UTC

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After several restarts, that post about #radicle reappeared 🤷.

2026-03-02 11:14:23 UTC

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Thanks! Amethyst is unable to connect to your endpoint. At this moment I conclude the Amethyst is somehow broken as it has sinilar issues with multiple relays...

2026-03-02 11:12:32 UTC

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I see it is connected (or at least it is trying to) to 25 relays 🤷. I see quite random disconnect events in the log, and I'm not sure if it is common or there's any problem on my side.

2026-03-02 10:53:01 UTC

Hey folks, yesterday I sent a post here, and it completely disappeared today. Stock Amethyst client; what am I doing wrong? Should I get any better relays?

2026-03-02 00:15:56 UTC

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Could you be more specific? What kind of issues do you have?

2026-03-01 23:11:53 UTC

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Yes, but they both serve different purpose. For NIP34, you still need to host the git server *somewhere*. Radicle is self contained p2p network.

2026-03-01 22:57:50 UTC

Is anyone here actually using #Radicle? I'm looking for the best p2p code collaboration tool and this sounds like interesting project.
The idea of Radicle + Nostr / Zapstore as an app discovery and distribution channel sounds interesting 🤔.
I also noticed they use ed25519, making it not directly compatible with Nostr, but I don't see the attestation as a huge problem to solve.
Anyone interested in this?

2026-02-28 02:03:31 UTC

Found the nsec, finally! 🥳

2023-04-27 18:29:40 UTC

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Soon (tm).

2023-04-16 18:38:23 UTC

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👋

2023-03-01 18:29:42 UTC

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With famous bitcoin millionaire in the background ;-).

2023-02-28 16:13:12 UTC

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It's custom packaging of STM silicone. It's also the preparation phase of adding TROPIC01 into the package next to STM.

2023-02-28 13:54:16 UTC

"The Bitcoin hardware company has begun manufacturing its own chip for the Trezor Model T."
https://bitcoinmagazine.com/business/trezor-controls-its-silicon-chip-supply-chain

2023-02-28 12:02:57 UTC

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I'm not an expert on Taproot, but as stated in 3), I don't think quantum computers are a risk as of now.

2023-02-28 04:41:14 UTC

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Yep, we work on that.

2023-02-27 22:28:32 UTC

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Um, Trezor? 🫣

2023-02-24 23:06:51 UTC

Running Plebstr.

2022-12-19 01:33:41 UTC

Running nostr.

2022-12-19 01:33:29 UTC

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Yep, I see it.