BlessedBovine

Husband of npub12wk0tlwr5wa39l6slw8rskwsvkatcll6zjrx8d909ltkvu7lsalsveyvqf
Father
Catholic
Bitcoiner (Class of 2023)
American Dreamer
Bitcoin Full Node Runner on Tor
On Nostr Since 850200; Verified 852712

Public Key

npub1c4n25pm4tcvc9u4uamld60gmz3cv0vy5vq9q9gmzvlttp8ym5j3q7j559a

NIP-05 Address

blessedbovine@mycircl.xyz

Profile Code

nprofile1qqsv2e42qa64uxvz727walka85d3gux8kz2xqzsz5d3x044snjd6fgspz3mhxue69uhhyetvv9ujuerpd46hxtnfduqs6amnwvaz7tmwdaejumr0ds4mv5ze

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relay.damus.io

nos.lol

Author Public Key

npub1c4n25pm4tcvc9u4uamld60gmz3cv0vy5vq9q9gmzvlttp8ym5j3q7j559a

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2026-08-20 22:20:49 UTC

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It certainly is. He's got two older brothers. We've had quite the journey together, with many more adventures to come. 🐄

2026-08-20 22:19:41 UTC

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Thank you! 🐮

2026-08-20 22:18:45 UTC

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Thank you! 🐮

2026-08-20 22:18:28 UTC

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Thanks, Bullish! He was a surprise, to be sure, but a welcome one. 🐮

2026-08-15 20:54:25 UTC

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Got the ball rolling. Are there even 1k Nostriches though?

2026-08-14 21:00:13 UTC

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I'm broadcasting notes on mobile too much xD

2026-08-11 18:01:01 UTC

Let's go!! Nip-05 inbound. 🐮
#nevent1q…vtva

2026-08-09 00:50:49 UTC

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Audio is missing for some reason. Playing fine on the device I uploaded it from, but not in the nostr client. Luke (forward) makes a face when the other guy mentions changing the proof of work for the Bitcoin network. https://youtu.be/rHKXKR-jXPg?t=5061

2026-08-09 00:41:42 UTC

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https://npub1c4n25pm4tcvc9u4uamld60gmz3cv0vy5vq9q9gmzvlttp8ym5j3q7j559a.blossom.band/d9495f9cf8e50152d8a159c702134110069f8b80f02c90331efcfc5f8a26cb89.mp4

2026-08-07 19:10:55 UTC

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Have you talked to @nprofile…d5tl about your BullishMarket?

2026-08-07 16:57:41 UTC

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Bullish 🐃
https://npub1c4n25pm4tcvc9u4uamld60gmz3cv0vy5vq9q9gmzvlttp8ym5j3q7j559a.blossom.band/602b570dd12df1e57c358e597041341e2c5267c21f00d41b37a2e99b590924d8.jpg

2026-08-05 04:54:26 UTC

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Thanks, @nprofile…2vnl , I had already moved it off though. I wasn't sure what happens to Sats on layer twos during a chain split, so I figured it was best to just move it on chain to a hot wallet. If I understand aqua properly, it is a fediment of signers forming a multi-jurisdictional multi-sig. They run a side chain to Bitcoin, and issue liquid Bitcoin as a 1-1 peg per Bitcoin in their fediment. So not really my keys, not really my choice in a chain split. Right?

2026-08-05 03:29:45 UTC

I guess #Aqua is down because #Boltz is down. This is the second near miss for me. I had a small amount of Sats on Aqua to use for fun money, however I moved it on chain last week because I wasn't sure what would happen to those Sats in the event of the impending fork.

2026-08-03 14:40:47 UTC

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Is that a relay issue?

2026-08-03 06:44:09 UTC

My heart is heavy for all those who lost any of their precious time and energy to the ColdCard entropy failure. It's devastating to see people talking about losing the entirety of their time and energy from the past X years - long before I found the Bitcoin space. So many pioneers that forged the path ahead and built amazing educational platforms and spaces. They provided me with all the tools necessary to enter into the Bitcoin space with such a strong conviction in the future of what Bitcoin could bring to society.
This is my first Bear Market. The falling USD price hasn't really bothered me. Thanks to the amazing Bitcoin Pioneers' tales of how bad things had been in the past Bear Markets combined with the lack of changes in the fundamentals of Bitcoin. I have stayed grounded in "∞/21M" and, to paraphrase @hodl, leverage won't magically make you an OG." This current ColdCard debacle is the first time I've been extremely uncomfortable to be a part of the Bitcoin community.
To preface the next part: I have zero, zip, zilch, prior experience in cryptography, coding, or other software skills.
I, like many others, spent a significant time trying to educate myself on different hardware wallets before we took our Sats off an exchange. To be honest though, much of the technical jargon was lost on me. One thing did stand out to me though, ColdCard seemed to have the best (anecdotal) hardware wallet. I particularly liked the Q for it's QR scanner and full QWER keyboard. Knowing that most Sats are lost due to user error, I felt the Q provided ample tools to help verify, send, and receive Bitcoin transactions while minimizing user error.
We're all told, "Don't trust. Verify." I did the best I felt I could, short of learning how to code myself to review CoinKite's code. I reviewed as much as I could on the reputation of the devices and feedback from people that had used them. For all intensive purposes, the Q felt like it would provide the best user experience for my wife or heirs if something happened to me, and give them the highest chance of success.
I did not expect that I'd see ColdCard have a failure so catastrophic as to screw up the single most important part of the security, generating a secure 128bit private key. When I saw the warning go out from some of my fellow Nostriches that there was a vulnerability in the MK3 series my heart started racing. Did it go beyond the MK3? Were my wife and I affected? I started reading as much information as I could. Keeping up with every detail as more and more UTXOs were drained and more info was breaking. Then I saw it, MK4, MK5, and Q were all sub 128bits of entropy. I had accidentally exposed my wife and I, and all our future generations, to the vulnerability. To say my heart dropped into my stomach would be an understatement. I didn't know how long it would be before the hostile attackers were finished with all the MK3 wallets and started on the MK4/5/Q. I did know that I needed to update things quickly but smoothly. A problem quickly arose as I realized our security setup was so difficult to access in the event of a true emergency, like this, that I may not be able to move a single sat in time. The amount of time from the initial incident to when I was first able to even look at the public addresses of our sats took far too long. I felt more and more sick the more time passed without knowing if we'd already been rugged. When I was finally able to check our UTXOs, there was not a Sat out of place. Not yet anyways. I knew we weren't out the woods yet. Even though I'd accessed our Xpubs for the Sats, it would still take quite some time before I could gain access to our keys. The only things keeping me calm was that we had used a passphrase (that I later learned was too weak), and my wife. As soon as I had access to our private keys, I wrote out a checklist. The checklist provided myself a step-by-step guide to make sure that I did things as cleanly and orderly as possible, to minimize potential missteps in a complete migration to new keys. I rolled 100 independent dice to generate our new wallet. It took me 32hrs from the time I learned of the vulnerability to the time I was actually capable of accessing my cold storage and generating the new seeds to sweep our sats to. The only reason I managed to do it in 32hrs was that my emergency contact was able to meet me half way. Without the emergency contact, our sats would've been exposed for at least another 12hrs.
I'm incredibly humbled and grateful that our sats are safe. I understand how incredibly fortunate we are to have been able to keep what small amount of Sats we've been able to stack, because it may not be a lot to most people, but it is a lot to us. I feel like I'd prepared for all the attack vectors, but I never expected that the entropy of a non-tampered with hww would be the one that got closest to compromising our sat stack. What a sobering and panick inducing experience.
As a pleb without a background in cryptography or technology, I really took the generation of seed phases for granted. Never again. Rolling my own entropy, and diversifying our hww from now on. Which will be difficult, because the Q was a big purchase, one I thought would be worth the investment. Oh how wrong I was.

2026-08-03 03:35:19 UTC

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This is where I'm at. I've lost any faith in the honesty of HWWs'. I am going to be multi-vendor, air gapped, generating my own entropy via dice, and cross checking/validating the dice entropy using each device against eachother before I put a seed into use. The last place I expected an attack vector to be was a reputable HWW's entropy generation. The entropy for seed generation is the most important aspect of an air gapped HWW. I figured that at the least, I could rely on a HWW to manage seed creation.

2026-08-03 02:47:57 UTC

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So it would be unwise to use the device even as a signer?

2026-08-03 02:41:10 UTC

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#nevent1q…yxza

2026-08-03 02:05:32 UTC

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I'm more curious about the technical side at the moment. This is not a long term solution for myself. I'm already working on moving away from it. My only other option was hot wallet or exchange, and neither of those seemed great either. It's a damn shame because I really appreciated the full keyboard and qr capabilities for verifying address ownership, sending, etc. It was a very user friendly HWW.
Anyhow, I'm going to be doing a separate note with my thoughts about all this. However, I wanted to keep this one focused on the technical end for plebs like me. I can at least compartmentalize and understand the attack vector comes from the entropy failure, and not from any other angle that has been revealed. An attack vector has not yet been revealed for the device as a temporary seed manager/signer.

2026-08-03 01:43:59 UTC

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I got the impression you were a software developer, so you would probably have a better idea than me. Thanks for the feedback. 🐮

2026-08-03 01:11:17 UTC

Disclosure: I'm a pleb with no technical background (software nor hardware), and I am not a cryptographer.
As far as I can tell, using dice input to generate a seed phrase on a ColdCard Q bypasses the coding failure that causes the low entropy seed phrase generation.
I tested this by rolling dice 100x independently, then inputing the results into the CCQ, the python script provided by CoinKite for the independent verification (I didn't trust this one as much), and https://iancoleman.io/bip39.
The CCQ produced the same HexString as the python script. The CCQ also produced the same seed phrase as iancoleman. I performed this test three times.
Am I correct in my understanding that the provided cross-verification means that if you use the CCQ to process 100 dice rolls then you have a seedphrase generated from the appropriate amount of entropy?
I believe @nprofile…42km already confirmed dice generated keys were safe, but I thought it best to verify myself. I also wanted to provide other plebs a way they could check their own devices.
#ColdCard #MK3 #MK4 #MK5 #CCQ
@nprofile…w55v @nprofile…tkue @nprofile…tpxn

2026-08-02 03:26:12 UTC

Admist all that is going on in the world, a baby was born. My wife is amazing, and recovering wonderfully from giving birth to our son. Hug your loved ones, and remember why we're here. I love you @nprofile…fsej
https://npub1c4n25pm4tcvc9u4uamld60gmz3cv0vy5vq9q9gmzvlttp8ym5j3q7j559a.blossom.band/356c492d1b4f25571bbf77d757ad492f23c8e0879c34455a8a6ec15f4cf3ed97.jpg

2026-08-02 03:23:34 UTC

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Congratulations! Glad your family is doing well. My wife just gave birth to our third.
According to @nprofile…xhfz's wife Sophie was saying when the Bitcoin babies start being born it signals the end of the bear market. So that's the bottom signal.
In all seriousness though, enjoy this blessed time with your family. There's very few that can understand how valuable that time is in the way we're able to.

2026-07-29 21:45:48 UTC

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Did you make an apk for it?

2026-07-29 21:43:18 UTC

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Zap is failing, but I think it is on my end.

2026-07-29 18:28:31 UTC

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I noticed this during Lent. One of the things I did was I quit listening to content at 2x speed, and restricted myself to 1x speed. I'm not getting as much info in a day as I used to, but things seem quieter and I feel like I've been able to think clearer than the haze I seemed to have the last few years.

2026-07-29 18:27:54 UTC

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2026-07-28 18:36:57 UTC

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Bullish. 🦬

2026-07-28 16:42:55 UTC

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Very excited for this! Plan on rolling out NIP-05s? I'd consider grabbing a new one. 🐮

2026-07-27 00:59:57 UTC

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Definitely ended with enough of a cliff hanger that I'd consider reading the next one. When I read Dune, I liked the way the author ended it so much I didn't feel a sequel was necessary. My sister read the following book(s) and enjoyed them. Not sure if I'd ever get around to reading any more in that series.

2026-07-27 00:34:45 UTC

Finished reading 2001: A Space Odyssey last week. It was a very enjoyable read. I appreciated the brief chapters, which made it very easy to pick up and read admist my busy day. Excited to watch the movie soon.

2026-07-24 19:12:49 UTC

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I'm struggling to get emails via my Nip05 and I want to setup my own relay for the inbox.
@nprofile…2szn

2026-07-24 19:11:02 UTC

What is your favorite relay implementation? Does it have a GUI?
Also, what is your favorite service to use to acquire and manage a domain address?
#AskNostr #Nostr #Relay #SelfHost #Domain

2026-06-27 23:09:01 UTC

Best tutorials for new and aged Bitcoiners alike.
#nevent1q…cyt6

2026-06-27 23:02:39 UTC

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Thank you so much for your tutorials. You've helped me navigate a whole new world, and I'm incredibly grateful for you. May you, your family, and your crew be blessed and free from overreaching governance.

2026-06-27 02:33:01 UTC

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I really love this shirt. It's one of my favorites. Badgers remind me of Coinkite's badger logo. The orange floaties/life vest remind me that Bitcoin is a financial life preserve.
I used a gold thread and orange buttons too. Very low key Bitcoin shirt. Not sure anyone else would see it the same as I do.

2026-06-27 02:29:05 UTC

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I make casual button ups for myself.
#nevent1q…myqk

2026-06-27 02:21:26 UTC

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There's some sats for encouragement. I always find it extremely frustrating when something I've done before isn't going as well as it did the previous time. Happens when I'm making shirts. The bloody collars drive me up a wall sometimes.

2026-06-20 22:37:28 UTC

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Are these bookmarks?

2026-06-18 02:27:38 UTC

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Ordered a black one to start. Please do let me know if you'd be willing to do one in a brown leather. Would be happy to get a second. Especially considering I normally wear a brown belt for my everyday. I only really wear a black belt for formal wear.

2026-06-17 20:53:04 UTC

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God bless you! You rock. I'm eyeing the Belt of truth. Are you willing to make one of those in brown in addition to a black one?

2026-06-17 19:37:29 UTC

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Are you back open for orders? I need a couple belts.

2026-06-13 15:22:29 UTC

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Day got away from me. I'll catch next month. :)

2026-06-12 22:22:43 UTC

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Haven't forgotten about you. #Strike keeps failing to find a payment route. Since 8:00am this morning.

2026-06-10 21:36:56 UTC

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Not far behind on this one...
https://i.nostr.build/jkOK1MNXkHAeEHfI.jpg

2026-06-05 02:10:31 UTC

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@nprofile…vyxv

2026-05-31 22:04:02 UTC

Today, we celebrate our oldest son's third birthday. In loving memory of him. We were blessed to have Hank with us in person for less than six months, but he remains with us in spirit everyday. It's tough not to wonder about what Hank would be like today. How would he act as a big brother? What things would he like to do? How much would he be speaking? What kind of foods would he get excited about? We'd be getting ready to find a preschool for him to attend this upcoming school year. Hank never failed to make those around him smile.
Hank, you are so incredibly loved by your Mom and I. Loved by your little brother who excitedly points at our pictures and videos of you. Loved by your grandparents and great grandparents, your aunts and uncles. Loved by family near and far. Loved by friends near and far. You are gone but not forgotten. We still carry you every day. We love you so much. Happy birthday.
https://i.nostr.build/erX5Jgy1HV3M0Z4A.jpg

2026-05-14 21:05:48 UTC

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Odd. Maybe it was a routing issue. Zapped myself from Strike, just a minute ago.

2026-05-14 03:58:20 UTC

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I'm unreasonably excited about this hat, haha.

2026-05-12 16:07:41 UTC

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Boy #Strike struggles with finding payment rails for these.

2026-04-24 02:11:17 UTC

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https://v.nostr.build/hf0VWH9UfWyddcVJ.mp4

2026-04-12 16:18:05 UTC

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Just have to complain about it. Got it through. DMing the preimage. 🐮

2026-04-12 16:15:14 UTC

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RIP. #Strike is struggling to find a payment route.

2026-04-05 20:36:23 UTC

I'm back! (Not that I'm some influential figure here.)

2026-01-04 22:40:59 UTC

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Those are looking cleeeeean.

2025-12-30 20:46:31 UTC

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Prayers inbound.

2025-12-25 23:17:13 UTC

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@nprofile…m2fp

2025-12-25 16:06:15 UTC

Merry Christmas. Rejoice, our Lord has been made flesh.
Thank God for everything I have, and I pray that each of you are blessed.
Have a holy and joyous day, Nostr.

2025-12-21 07:23:40 UTC

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Can attest, amazing work.

2025-12-13 01:14:25 UTC

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Confessions of an Economic Hit Man
Book by John Perkins

2025-12-12 22:43:57 UTC

I'm not a vendor, so I hope all these get snagged!!
#nevent1q…70t8

2025-12-12 18:16:40 UTC

https://c.org/67wMf46NN5

2025-12-10 18:32:04 UTC

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I ended up having a similar issue with Mint, where I couldn't get the PC to wake up after it slept/locked from being idle. Found the solution here: https://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?p=2103191#p2103191
Appears to be an issue with Nvidia graphics cards. You need an extra command in one of the default files.
That's fixed my issue. I assume it was also the culprit for Pop!_Os.

2025-12-10 01:15:52 UTC

Today, I almost bricked my PC.
Installed Pop!_Os, an Ubuntu based #Linux distro from my #Ventoy flash drive. I noticed a long boot time after the PC was shut off. The following boot was running nearly ten minutes, so I restarted the PC. This occured several times. I then decided to check the BIOS and hit 'F12' during the startup screen.
Boy did that not give me the result I was looking for. Instead the screen went black and appeared to provide a console, where "^[[24~" would appear anytime I hit F12. This happened repeatedly, until I accidentally got back to the Pop!_Os login screen. I was able to then boot to the BIOS on the next restart.
Thinking I should do a fresh install of Pop!_Os, I Disabled all other boot options in the BIOS except the file I thought was for Ventoy.
I was wrong.
It was not the Ventoy boot file.
I then got a screen that told me, "Boot failure on device." With the only option being a button that said, "Shut down."
This was the only screen I could get.
I took my Ventoy flash drive and checked it on a second PC...unreadable. Great.
Some research on the internet recommended removing the battery on my motherboard. Doing so messed up the PC's clock, which gave me the option to modify the BIOS. Thank Yahweh.
Created a new Ventoy flash drive on the secondary PC. Used that with Linux Mint to reinstall and OS to my primary PC.
So, that's how I ended up with #LinuxMint. The whole ordeal lasted about four hours, and had me severely concerned I'd bricked my main boot drive and motherboard.
All good now, with Mint being quick to boot and successfully surviving multiple test reboots.

2025-12-09 16:53:43 UTC

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Long hold for custom preset amounts.

2025-12-06 17:59:31 UTC

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Credit to @nprofile…caal. I hadn't heard of it either!

2025-12-06 04:59:50 UTC

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I actually just got a flash drive and put Ventoy on it earlier today. Spun it up with one OS to check (Linux Mint, Cinnamon), and it worked. I'm going to toy with more images this weekend. Thanks for the recommendation, that was extremely helpful!

2025-12-05 00:22:50 UTC

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The GWP is larger than I pictured in my brain. May the force be with you, or live long and prosper.

2025-12-05 00:19:30 UTC

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On point with the Lego Advent Calendars.

2025-12-04 05:58:19 UTC

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Epic. The shirt did not shrink, by the way. I fit it over my GM/PV sweatshirt - which was the style at the time.

2025-11-29 05:58:26 UTC

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A prime example is @nprofile…eky9. Bullish lists all products based on the Sat value that Bullish is willing to part with the products. https://thebullish.shop/products
You don't use the product to value Bitcoin, you use Bitcoin to value the product.

2025-11-29 05:53:41 UTC

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TLDR: You cannot measure anything without a form of measurement. Bitcoin should be the denominator, and not the numerator of value.

2025-11-29 05:52:17 UTC

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Technically you could measure anything's value in Bitcoin. Typically it is up to the seller. If the seller is not offering to sell a good in Bitcoin, and are only offering it in Fiat, then you have to do the conversion.
If a vendor only lists the Bitcoin price for their goods, the value is determined by how much Bitcoin it'll take for them to part with their product.
It's just a matter of perspective.
What do you measure the value of your Fiat in? Or the value of Gold in? Bitcoin is the only measuring stick that is finite. You are asking a similar question to "If a meter is valued in centimeters, then is a meter valueless without centimeters to measure it?"

2025-11-29 02:50:06 UTC

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I like to measure moneys against one another. How many Sats per Ounce of Gold?

2025-11-28 07:27:25 UTC

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The packaging itself, was an art.

2025-11-24 05:33:00 UTC

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Yes, yes she is.

2025-11-24 04:34:08 UTC

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Thank you for sharing this snippet of Hank's story.

2025-11-24 04:30:24 UTC

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Thank you. It's mostly the wife's.

2025-11-24 03:21:24 UTC

I was very excited to receive a surprise parcel from @nprofile…dpt9. To my knowledge, my order of Leathermint's artisan leather bound copy of Saifedean Ammous's 'The Bitcoin Standard' was supposed to have been delayed for several more months. It took a lot for me not to rip into the package there at the post office.
I decided to wait until my wife got home. I wanted her to be able to experience my excitement of opening it. As I didn't know for sure what was inside, but had a strong idea. She caught the below photos.
I am incredibly honored to have been blessed with this leatherbound Pueblo Brown Genesis Copy of 'The Bitcoin Standard'. To anyone who hasn't ordered a copy yet, I can assure you that Leathermint's work sits neatly amongst my wife's Easton Press books. His work is intricately crafted, and the book smells and feels to be of a premium quality. A deep, humble, and grateful, "Thank you!" to @nprofile…dpt9 for this exquisite artwork.
https://i.nostr.build/sjHGChvS8jgRLfnv.jpg
https://i.nostr.build/Z25QwPYUNbHVqOUZ.jpg
https://i.nostr.build/IB3kZpLEThYw6vR7.jpg
https://i.nostr.build/9xpbMnPjjiY56sWx.jpg
https://i.nostr.build/cmdjmFEzRRRLGHda.jpg
https://i.nostr.build/jvdFN1EuwcQN3C4Y.jpg
https://i.nostr.build/aKjCGuf6Yg2nBgVn.jpg

2025-11-22 02:49:34 UTC

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I've only got a 3060ti.

2025-11-22 01:50:11 UTC

Our home internet service provider has us as part of a WAN. So far, the only way I've found to access my PC from outside of my home network is through TOR. Would a Static VPN be reachable? I don't want to pay for one to find out. If it does, do you have a recommendation for a good privacy focused VPN provider?
#AskNostr #SelfHosting #Nodes #Relay #Servers #Tor #VPN #Networks

2025-11-22 01:38:13 UTC

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I'll add it to my flash drive run.

2025-11-22 01:37:46 UTC

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Thanks, probably going to try a few of them on a flash drive. Or just watch tutorials for each that have been recommended on this note.

2025-11-22 01:36:48 UTC

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I've seen a lot of Ubuntu when I was watching Node tutorials. My buddy runs Mint for his gaming PC, so I'd have someone on hand that could help troubleshoot with me. Leaning Mint, but will be trying the USB thing another Nostritch mentioned on this note.

2025-11-22 01:34:55 UTC

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Didn't even know this was a thing. Tech inept. Thank you, I'll be figuring out how to do this and give people's recommendations a try.

2025-11-22 01:34:11 UTC

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Would Qubes be a good option for a secure server?

2025-11-22 01:24:42 UTC

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I will, going to run a load of wash over the weekend. Either way, it'll be one of my casual tees. I mostly wear my button ups.

2025-11-22 01:12:55 UTC

#Bullish day at the post office today. Thanks to @nprofile…eky9 @nprofile…d5tl
I'm swimming in the shirt. Fingers crossed it shrinks a bit in the wash. Size is a Medium, same as my GM/PV sweatshirt. Maybe order a size down (my fault for not checking the size chart) if you plan to get one. The font and feel are great!
Excited to try the new soaps. They all have a Peppermint hint right now, so I'm letting them air out apart from each other. I can tell that the Orange Clove will probably be my new favorite.
Keep an eye out for a special note coming this weekend on a different surprise parcel I found in the mail last week. @nprofile…dpt9
https://i.nostr.build/cjsOXTYNsTeK8wA8.jpg
https://i.nostr.build/qwlcHCJ3KdsHKaeK.jpg

2025-11-19 00:13:36 UTC

Alright, #Nostr.
Everyday I get closer to running #Linux. I have alot of personal files/folders on my PC (that was updated to Windows 11 via misclick). That being said, I know Linux has a lot of different implementations. I'm looking for one that has security, game performance, and is relatively user friendly.
So, #AskNostr, what is your favorite implementation of Linux and why? That way I've got a starting point in my self-education.

2025-11-18 21:08:38 UTC

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God created the natural world underwritten by math. Man discovered math. Bitcoin is real world energy from our natural world underwritten with Math. Bitcoin is from God, discovered by Man. Bitcoin is biblically sound money. Along with Gold, but significantly easier to use and verify than Gold.

2025-11-18 21:01:48 UTC

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I love to climb, but I hate descending.

2025-11-18 05:14:11 UTC

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My condolences. It provides some solace knowing that I'm not alone in that feeling.
May God bless you, keep you, and give you His peace as well.

2025-11-18 01:05:47 UTC

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Howdy.

2025-11-18 00:59:40 UTC

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Thank you.

2025-11-18 00:38:43 UTC

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You're welcome. Bless you and your family.

2025-11-18 00:37:20 UTC

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Thank you. God bless you and your family as well. I get to live and work everyday in honor of his memory, and appreciate the time with the son we have with us now all that much more.

2025-11-18 00:35:07 UTC

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Certainly. Peace I have, but the sorrow I don't think will go away until we're reunited in Heaven.

2025-11-18 00:32:56 UTC

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My Uncle once told me that it is our job as parents to lead our children to live a Christian life so that we can have an eternity with them in Heaven. I am rest assured, that Hank will be waiting for my wife and I, and that he is with us even now.

2025-11-17 18:12:34 UTC

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God bless your journey. Glad to see you at peace, and excited to see the direction you head in.

2025-11-17 18:09:50 UTC

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Thank you. He brightened everyone's day that had the opportunity to interact with him. He was borderline oblivious to the giant he was fighting. He was such a happy lil chap.