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2024-09-12 23:12:29 UTC

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#ThingsThatNeverHappened

2024-09-11 20:15:27 UTC

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Zero hate, experience.
Have all of those gimmicks here at home, even the newer T-Decks.
Even wrote plenty of software for LoRa and ESP32. Get a few of them and watch them gathering dust as very few around you will ever get them too.

2024-09-11 08:47:51 UTC

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Scarce need to imagine far away, that kind of world happens today around the globe when you look with attention. A few eastern parts of Europe included in present.
Imagine yourself with geo-blocked internet access, unable to fetch stuff from aliexpress and troubles to even keep your phone charged with power.
Sneakernets become more useful than LoRa clouds.

2024-09-11 06:42:51 UTC

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That's a nice gadget, that's it.
You won't use it in the real world when something like that is really needed, because nobody else around you has one.
Plus: your cellphone will barely last one day even in standby mode and you will soon discover that coverage for that thing is god-awful with obstacles between both parties. We are talking about a reach of 30 meters, you might as well be shouting to your neighbors instead of using fancy devices.
Real-world useful tech are sneakernets.

2024-09-09 06:44:21 UTC

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Thumbs up whenever possible to use reticulum. The obstacle is that it still won't solve the issue. Underneath reticulum the same IP addresses are used, therefore easy to bring down the relays.
TOR or similar VPN are still needed to keep the node safe. These nodes are already acting as VPN that isolate messages from the user IP addresses but I'm still in doubt how to make them reasonably untraceable even if slower.

2024-09-07 12:15:25 UTC

Lightning isn't bitcoin. You are basically using a shitcoin pegged to bitcoin. You might as well start understand that neither options is private.
Everyone can see your transactions, especially those who enforce taxes on you.

2024-09-06 06:44:47 UTC

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They wouldn't shut you down. The first step would be to outright buy you. Everyone has a price, so will you.
After that starts the route to "improve" Damus and for example introduce recommended relays to prevent "porngraphy" or some other excuse for our safety. You'll ever forget to improve critical features that users will beg you for years to implement.
Repeat this for other promissing clients, after a few years nostr will still be an exotic plaything whereas bluesky, mastodon and similar walled gardens will shine as champions for democracy, equality and human rights. Every now and then they'll take a hard stance at whatever government just to prove us they are on the right side of history.
Life is good.

2024-09-02 20:44:39 UTC

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Good stuff.

2024-09-02 11:24:35 UTC

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This music completely took my focus, was trying to work but just wanted to listen. Good choice, thank you.

2024-09-01 21:02:40 UTC

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Now you have nostr. When every user can be a relay, isn't that what you are looking for?

2024-08-31 09:32:24 UTC

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Then stop parroting jewish viewpoints.
There is a reason why we do crypto around here. It isn't because of "money goes up", that is a side-effect.
It is because you break from who controls the money and you regain financial freedom. Freedom requires privacy and fortunately you never had to pass by such situation but privacy is indeed a life-death matter for most of us folks around the globe.
Learn that.

2024-08-31 08:59:46 UTC

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Monero releases yearly 0,66% new coins on the market to assure everyone with a normal computer without graphic cards still has a fair chance to mine them. This ensures normal people maintaining the network get rewarded for mining. It isn't a big drama, it was a design decision to reward home-based miners.
You won't mine your fedcoin, you won't even bother to run a node. All of that is done at some chinese farm or whatever commercial groups approved by local governments. Your goal here is to see "store of value" and "money goes up" like any other jewish guy.
Monero is for the people.
Buy privately, stash millions privately, cash out anywhere, privately.
And it works just fine since years.

2024-08-30 09:35:31 UTC

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Drug cartels stopped using that fedcoin years ago, because it was hurting their business. Choice moved to Monero around 2017.

2024-08-28 20:05:27 UTC

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In 99% of the apps it will be a valid nsec when the decoded string is matched to begin with text "nsec". That is the confirmation you need to know that the decoding without salt went OK.
The vector of attack is to use a large dictionary of known user-typed password against an encrypted nsec without salt nor using the hex version.

2024-08-28 15:16:49 UTC

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Curious behavior. Sometimes silence speaks more than words.
Keep up the good work.

2024-08-27 16:07:43 UTC

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Fantastic decision. Jump over and join the fun. :-)

2024-08-27 15:05:24 UTC

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Very good work. Was looking at the code, DART is very similar to Java and C++. I also see you are adding support to modern CPUs (Arm, etc) and OS. This will come handy to run from small computers.

2024-08-27 14:53:58 UTC

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Horrible, that applies and hurts too much. Please delete! 😅 😂
btw, nostr should be listed on post-blockchain. It is technology built to survive a zombie apocalypse. When the internet is gone, small places with the remaining local networks will still be using nostr apps fairly OK to send notes and other stuff to each other.
In true right it has replaced IPFS from that list.

2024-08-27 12:39:41 UTC

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Zapstore is a package manager for the CLI too?
If so, fantastic. I'll write integration for it.

2024-08-27 12:37:38 UTC

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By all means keep using bitcoin to increase your fortune because it will continue going up with all the government support behind.
Just don't forget to convert enough coin in your daily expenses or donations using Monero.
Otherwise there will come a time when crypto quitessentially became casino coins used only for speculation at binance or some other circus. There wil be little difference between calling it "crypto" or calling it forex to make a profit.
There was a reason why we adopted cryptocurrencies almost 20 years ago. Privacy and freedom are not negotiable for crypto users.

2024-08-27 08:24:38 UTC

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If that would be true, they wouldn't close the bathroom door.

2024-08-27 06:27:01 UTC

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It's OK if you like bitcoin, but please understand that it is a transparent coin without privacy. This means that any transactions and even your wallet contents are available for everyone to see and monitor.
This means for example when the Canada protest accepted donations that the State went straight after the donors.
Bitcoin is not used since years for any meaningful financial transaction where a State wants to repress. Everyone has moved to Monero years ago because it delivers that needed privacy.
Please learn the difference, your privacy and indepence very well depend on this.

2024-08-26 20:03:46 UTC

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More like 40 thousand active.

2024-08-26 19:17:48 UTC

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Nostr is the replacement for Telegram

2024-08-25 14:45:10 UTC

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You need salt, otherwise dictionary attacks are easy.

2024-08-22 18:05:16 UTC

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On our app, nsec get encrypted through a user-defined password that is only stored in memory and never to disk.
In case of leak, you'd need the passwords to make decrypt them. It is also possible to add salt on them to make extra difficult to decrypt by bruteforcing, however, this kind of step isn't implemented yet.

2024-08-21 22:44:07 UTC

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Because it ain't private at all.
Up until recently the CIA was sponsoring the Signal Foundation by tens of milion USD each year: "Signal was originally founded with money from the US government-funded Open Technology Fund," -> https://www.wired.com/story/signal-operating-costs/
I won't even invite you to learn how their algorithm was first developed, it is even worse. Best thing you can do is really to keep your distance from fedapps.

2024-08-21 22:12:17 UTC

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Sounds more like a temporary glitch or something to be sorted soon.

2024-08-19 10:16:10 UTC

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They still keep trying.

2024-08-19 10:13:15 UTC

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Basically.

2024-08-10 21:39:12 UTC

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Those are still rookie numbers, but at least they are organic rather than inflated or hidden behind some server.
We'll bring them up.

2024-08-10 20:23:56 UTC

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Zap store is still not working on my android 13 but working on the older phones. Please release a new version soon, your app is fantastic.

2024-08-10 20:22:29 UTC

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I've heard about it but never really cared. In either case seems more of the same with a fenced community and a moderation team that warps reality instead of facing harsher comments.
Nostr has been quite a experience, really feels like the future and the 2000s at the same place around here.

2024-08-10 20:17:35 UTC

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Wow, it feels just like reddit over there. No wonder they have such high fences, it is difficult for them to deal with reality.
https://m.primal.net/JvJc.png

2024-08-10 17:10:33 UTC

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Monero fixed that.

2024-08-10 13:32:23 UTC

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Or just use Monero.
Guaranteed privacy, the only one that the tax authorities put a bounty on whoemver succeeds in breaking its encryption.
With fedcoins you will always be tracked with a lot of "excepts" to preserve a part of your privacy.

2024-08-10 12:57:52 UTC

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On my case the user has to specifically save is profile to disk and then extract/save the nsec to elsewhere.
Most users will never do this, they just visit with a instantly created account to play around and never use it again.

2024-08-10 12:55:59 UTC

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Sometimes you just want to participate at something without creating a permanent identity. These disposable IDs disappear when you exit the service and exhausted their purpose. Similar to a session cookie for web pages.

2024-08-10 12:54:28 UTC

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Already doing that. Whenever accessing the service is created an nsec identity on the spot which can be saved as permanent if desired, or to log into an existing nsec.

2024-08-09 16:28:40 UTC

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Looking good. This project is turning out to be a fantastic idea.

2024-08-09 13:40:59 UTC

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MD5 is also cryptography. You wouldn't remember since you seem young, but once upon the time we'd see governments to keep promoting MD5 as a secure encryption mechanism despite all our warnings that it wasn't.
We just moved forward to SHA1 and nowadays SHA256.
Same thing with bitcoin, just moved forward to Monero already years ago.
And yes, I do know a few things about crypto and its roots. Was mining BTC and still with CPU back in 2009. You weren't there at the forums, you weren't there at the BBS. You really miss the point why we pushed for a crypto currency in the true sense of that word rather than settling for an MD5 equivalent fedcoin.
If you don't understand the true value of monero today, you wouldn't have bought/mined bitcoin back then as well.

2024-08-06 20:46:35 UTC

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It was some time ago. Basically monero doesn't require graphic cards nor ASIC and anyone with an old computer can mine, so it was being mined in public institutions around Venezuela, and is also used to privately send money from US/Europe to family members there.
Basically their economy collapsed and monero is difficult to censure/track by authorities.

2024-08-06 20:40:20 UTC

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It is a complete casino coin, just look at this week. The only competitor at the same level is BNB and they own the casino.
Don't get me wrong, profit and whatnot is always good. The point is that you can also do money with Forex. There are reasons beyond the "value goes up" argument to use cryptocurrency. The most important is the root of the word "crypto" which means in latin to keep hidden, private.
When it isn't hidden nor private, it is just a casino coin or a virtual coin. But it certainly isn't a cryptocoin on the true sense of the word.
https://image.nostr.build/36f09a97152d86177ffc4eed4c6f7da20a653c725851be11af19e8ca134b4c4f.jpg

2024-07-30 22:51:38 UTC

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Fantastic. Basically we can specify any source for the installer. Maybe as idea instead of just YAML to add support for a scripting language that can perform more actions?
In some cases, for example on Organic Maps they don't include the offline maps. So they need to be downloaded from their servers, which might not be always be available because of no internet or server is down. In those cases we have to manually copy the files after installation, but with a scripted approach we can program copying files from the installation folder onto the final location.

2024-07-26 20:56:51 UTC

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Accrescent is too sus.
All communication channels are through well-known compromised locations. Your work is beyond all that from the beginning, please do keep the good work and keep the apps offline.

2024-07-26 20:52:49 UTC

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Nah.. ain't touching anything from signal nor ecash. Feds would be happy.

2024-07-26 20:51:41 UTC

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Fantastic work, keep it up

2024-07-26 20:50:41 UTC

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Nope. That liberation is what Monero is doing.
Bitcoin is quite literally a casino virtual coin mined at China at this point. It is only matters when value goes up.
Monero is the one being used on the streets of Venezuela and mined in dusty old computers across the globe.

2024-07-26 20:47:55 UTC

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Good stuff

2024-07-26 06:29:10 UTC

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Downside is being chased by governments. At this point they've pretty much tried to criminalize owning monero since they can't monitor how money you have there.

2024-07-26 06:26:42 UTC

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It ain't a casino coin and you're trashing a private coin that is being attacked by western governments because they are obviously against your privacy.
You are already at nostr, try to think about what you are really saying. We are not your adversaries.

2024-07-25 12:16:45 UTC

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If you wouldn't hold today a significant value in Monero, you also wouldn't hold a significant value in bitcoin ten years ago.
I'm writing this as someone who actually mined bitcoin using only CPUs back in 2009. If you are in crypto for the sake of privacy and freedom, this is what we should be supporting rather than casino virtual coins.

2024-07-25 10:19:22 UTC

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There is a solution that assures privacy and freedom. It is used widely on the streets since years and it is NOT bitcoin.
At this moment the only ones still promoting BTC are 1) maxis because of speculation, 2) naive people that know nothing else and 3) government-compromissed entities. Very sus from protonmail.
Everyone else minimally informed has zero problems or worries with monero, transactions and holdings are simply private beyond doubt.

2024-07-24 14:52:33 UTC

Hello @nprofile…hhpd , I've created a new account on primal but by default I'm unable to post or "like". Is it because I didn't verified the account?
On coracle.social the same account works great but I prefer to keep using primal. I've checked the relays on primal and looks OK.
What is missing here to make the account work?
Thanks.

2024-07-24 14:46:17 UTC

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Lots of talk about privacy and freedom, but then ZERO support for Monero.
There is ZERO privacy with bitcoin, you all know that.

2024-07-24 08:39:29 UTC

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Would say one of the most popular exchanges for getting private coins is TradeOgre.
In either case this should move away from centralized exchanges.
P2P indeed needs to be simplified and decentralized. That is the ideal path for privacy.

2024-07-23 10:05:10 UTC

Stay safe, get Monero.

2024-07-23 10:03:49 UTC

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Nostr relays are few, it is easier to expose rogue actors.

2024-07-23 10:01:11 UTC

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The question is why are major exchanges being pressured to remove Monero despite its obvious popularity/weight and at the same keep flooding those same exchange with vapid casino coins that have zero value on real world actions.
We won't accept transparent virtual coins. After you've tasted privacy, you won't see in good eyes those government-accepted casino coins.

2024-07-23 09:58:04 UTC

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Monero in da house

2024-07-23 07:17:13 UTC

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Furthermore, you can't trust Tor servers and a huge part of them are run by governments.
The difference here is that we can choose the relay servers and avoid the ones we don't exactly trust.

2024-07-17 14:14:33 UTC

Hello!