takinbrrrr

computer geek, bitcoiner

Public Key

npub1de50rpyafejdfdjl2ml93umqgmdvdpcrgskykggj0xctp2cmg4ksvrjkrm

NIP-05 Address

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nprofile1qqsxu683sjw5uex5ke04dljc7dsydkkxsup5gtztyyf8nv9s4vd52mgpz3mhxue69uhhyetvv9ujuerpd46hxtnfduqs6amnwvaz7tmwdaejumr0ds8m4cqt

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relay.damus.io

nos.lol

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Last Notes

2026-03-08 13:40:09 UTC

The more I use netbox, the more I realise how many problems it solves. I can't believe how I've managed to do sysadmin work all these years without it. 🤦‍♂️ #sysadmin

2026-03-07 13:36:24 UTC

One reason why it's hard to teach people to value their privacy and take steps to protect it can be observed in the personal health space; just like your health, privacy is something you don't value until you lose it. #privacy

2025-12-03 06:58:54 UTC

Freedom is not free. #abc25
https://image.nostr.build/25db5d57fd8431dd211d0b41d99608f70b6f4a9dfdb2f4e14a21d5c33fd9867d.jpg

2025-10-22 01:39:35 UTC

Is there a mimetype for cashu tokens? @npub12rv…85vg @npub1cj6…86t6 @npub1q6m…x7d5 #asknostr #ecash #cashu

2025-10-22 01:36:16 UTC

Today I sent a friend e-cash in an e-mail (pun intended). Of course the e-mail was encrypted using PGP. I pictured it as literally sending cash in the mail except that the mail was sealed and guaranteed not to be opened but by the intended recipient. I'm living in the future.
#ecash #cashu #bitcoin

2025-09-05 22:57:07 UTC

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I'll recommend adding wss://sendit.nosflare.com to your relay list to get your posts published to as many relays as possible without having to add each one of them.

2025-08-24 19:27:51 UTC

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This is the major issue with off-ramps and the solution (in my opinion) is to NOT need banks. Off-ramp solutions that allow you to pay directly for your everyday needs (no-KYC of course) is the way forward.

2025-08-24 18:59:33 UTC

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One man's meat?

2025-08-24 18:54:11 UTC

First they ignore you (aeonbtc's blocklist), then they laugh at you ("knots' users are stupid; I hope they get rekt 🤣🤣🤣"), then they fight you (portlandhodl's attack on knots nodes), then you win!
#knots #core #bitcoin #filters

2025-08-21 06:40:04 UTC

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Not silly at all. Should be an available option on all nostr clients.

2025-06-02 03:21:28 UTC

Bitcoin projects are not nearly as complex as the Linux kernel but there's something to learn here. #oss #git #security https://youtu.be/Zu42F-XMNC4

2025-03-28 11:10:42 UTC

for something as important as verifying binaries for bitcoin software, it's a wonder that very few people do it.
1. few developers sign their binaries
2. few users verify those binaries
we can do better and for those developers who sign their binaries, unless you suspect your master key has been compromised, there's no need to rotate it. that's what subkeys are for.
gm!

2025-03-11 08:27:05 UTC

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yes, as long as you're guaranteed that it does not share that information with third parties, which imo is impossible to do. the issue comes when you have to trust the agent. these models are at best black boxes; even the open source models are trained using data we don't have access to. we've come to trust traditional computation devices because they are largely dumb and we understand them very well. they do what they're instructed to do and only that. can't say we understand these ai models to the same degree yet. maybe if these systems incorporated something like homomorphic encryption them we wouldn't have to trust them.

2025-02-25 10:03:12 UTC

gold.
https://video.nostr.build/a00a05fc3bc76580948dca7f99ebab392023123ec245e20412f19246b950040b.mp4

2025-02-24 08:04:03 UTC

anyone out there still playing #pathofexile2? playing solo has been a bit boring!
#poe2 #gamestr
#note1sqg…pxm6

2025-02-24 06:36:27 UTC

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not yet. you might want to try self-hosting it.

2025-02-24 05:55:42 UTC

one of my favourite features of uptime kuma (https://uptime.kuma.pet) is definitely certificate expiry monitoring. as much as you can automate renewals, some setups require manual handling.
#note1249…tnqs

2025-02-24 05:36:05 UTC

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What's good for the goose!

2025-02-21 09:13:06 UTC

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It has a steep learning curve for sure and is extremely different with how files are organized (for good reason). If you, however like to experiment a lot and don’t want to end up unable to boot your system or care about a reproducable and predictable system configuration/package management, it is a no-brainer and very rewarding.

2025-02-21 09:05:36 UTC

I bit the bullet and switched to #NixOS a little over a year ago. After spending a year with #Nix, I’m attempting to nixify all the things and wondering why I can use Nix on my phone! 😐

2024-10-20 06:10:37 UTC

I remember ad blocking extensions being a niche thing. Now realizing that Google going after ad blockers means that ad blocking has gone mainstream - to the point that it’s directly affecting Google. It’s a clear signal that users consider ads as being an impediment to their use of the web and want something better.
#privacy #browsers #google

2024-10-14 06:06:07 UTC

The client you use as your daily driver has an outsized impact on your #Nostr experience. It’s like the difference between using Coinbase and Sparrow to send bitcoins. It’s hard to know what you’re missing out on until you’ve tried something else. Most Nostr clients are good — for the regular user, even great but for someone who needs something more and doesn’t want to murk around on the command line, you should check out @npub1n0s…k6h0.
I initially dismissed the client because it lacks that polish that makes it a very good looking client. Looks are important and you don’t always get to make a second impression. However I keep most of the clients around because I like to follow their evolution. All of that “lacks polish” impression flew out of the window when I started to murk around in the settings. You know that feeling when you desire a certain feature but you don’t complain about what you’re given because you didn’t write the client but then you find this one client that implements not just one, two or three of the things on your wish list but like MANY of them? That’s what I found in Nostur and why it’s now my favourite client. I don’t have to go through all the features but the fact that I can:
1. Choose what relays I want to read from, write to and search
2. See what relays I’m seeing a note from and that I posted to (sometimes you need to rebroadcast a note in case a relay missed it)
3. Share an actual image of a note with other apps
4. Use a custom NIP-96 media upload service
5. Configure your own web of trust filtering system and (specifically) restrict loading media to your web of trust
6. Choose what relays to publish as your reading and writing relays
among others, makes it the most powerful client I’ve used to date. Basically, this is the mobile (and desktop) client for power users and it’s become my daily driver.
Beauty is not only in physical appearance but in character.

2024-10-14 05:15:08 UTC

Who would’ve thunk it that to dismiss a #Nostrnest broadcast on @npub1n0s…k6h0, you had to swipe up on the pill button? 🤷‍♂️

2024-10-14 05:10:06 UTC

Zapping is the highest form of content engagement. #v4v

2024-10-14 03:51:53 UTC

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There are two ways the blocking could be happening.
1. At the dns level: you can verify this by attempting a dns lookup at the command line
2. At the IP level: even if your computer resolves to the correct IP, your machine won’t connect to it. This would require more investigation.
Are you using some kind of firewall on your computer?

2024-10-12 17:50:58 UTC

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Uncertain about the problem, however relays can be on both clearnet and tor and then this isn’t a problem right?

2024-10-12 15:57:44 UTC

Is there a workflow to transfer ecash tokens online? I’m aware you could use Lightning but I was wondering if someone is working on a mechanism to make online payments directly using ecash? @npub12rv…85vg
#cashu #ecash

2024-10-07 23:52:05 UTC

Kept vigil all night hoping to take a crack at Spiritborn!
#diablo4 #d4
https://m.primal.net/LOMZ.jpg

2024-10-03 23:07:02 UTC

For the longest time, I had my watch and search histories turned off on YouTube; technically it is referred to as “paused”. It occurred to me that despite this setting, Google might still be storing this data and there would be no way for me to prove otherwise. I (obviously) haven’t fully read the terms and conditions of use for YouTube so it’s hard to tell if there’s a sneaky sentence in there allowing them to do this despite whatever it is they wanted me to believe.
Now YouTube significantly limits the usability of the service if you have your search and watch history turned off and I figured that since I cannot determine for a fact that they honored the setting, I might as well turn the feature back on. I was not ready for what I would see next — YouTube was making suggestions based on things I had recently searched for and seen! What ever happened to “pausing” search and watch histories‽ The only way that this could have happened was that Google never honored the setting! “Pausing” your watch and search histories does nothing to keep Google from storing and then using them to make recommendations on what to show you next.
As we often say, #donttrustverify #privacy

2024-09-20 01:47:11 UTC

3 sat/vb is the new 1 sat/vb

2024-09-17 12:46:20 UTC

I struggle sometimes between which terminology to use when trying to describe the process of acquiring bitcoins: Is the right term “buy bitcoin” or is it “buy bitcoins”?
Here’s my thinking: when you’re describing acquiring the individual units of bitcoin (say in a trade or in comparison with another asset), I should use “buy bitcoins”; it’s kind of akin to saying “buy houses”. However, if the reference is not only to acquiring bitcoin units but also the ideology of bitcoin or the asset class, then it should be “buy bitcoin”, similar to saying “buy real estate”.

2024-09-17 06:56:40 UTC

One more reason why owning bitcoins is better than real estate. In this video, Mitch Vexler of Mockingbird Properties explains how governments are robbing home owners of their equity through taxes that result from an illegal overvaluation of the property.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YsTaASeXWzo

2024-09-13 20:56:53 UTC

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With this change, the question any rational altcoiner should be asking themselves is why would you want a knock-off Bitcoin?

2024-09-11 07:46:54 UTC

Where streaming payments are concerned:
nuts > lightning

2024-09-10 19:56:41 UTC

I do not understand how Bitcoin companies that intend to stay true to the Bitcoin ethos of self-sovereignty, self-custody and decentralization do not plan to be profitable from day one.
Why would an investor put money in your startup and not buy bitcoins with their capital? Investing in your company comes with the opportunity cost of buying bitcoin. Self-sovereignty, decentralization and self-custody are not sexy enough for the typical investor who’s really courting the next investor. Next time you intend to start a bitcoin company and you intend to get investment, you should think about the game the investor is playing. Maybe you just have the wrong investors.

2024-09-08 17:45:03 UTC

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That’s really what it is: trust less and not trustless

2024-09-08 17:44:07 UTC

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I find myself switching between nostr clients often. There are features I like in one that are not in the other and switching between either, I’ve come to see as normal.

2024-09-08 09:27:02 UTC

You’re with me, I’m with you
Always one, but born as two
As above sit the stars and below lies the sea
I give you you and you give me me
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I0UXRwVrNo8

2024-09-08 07:36:19 UTC

A little bit of Internet history — prior to 2004, the way you registered a domain in the .ng TLD was to write a zone file and send it via email to a dude named Randy Bush.
“I’m a stickler for correctness. That’s my job.”
That’s who Randy Bush was. I remember having a few registrations rejected due to some error in the submission. I always wondered if he had a script doing this validation for him or whether he did it manually.
I tried to find one of those submissions but those emails have long been deleted ☹️
https://www.theregister.com/2004/01/17/internet_fool_s_gold_sparks/

2024-09-08 06:54:33 UTC

Maybe it’s just me but those DNS-based payment instruction lookups (aka BIP-353) are incredibly fast.
Now that the WALLET RRTYPE has been ratified I wonder if we would see a migration to this but with DNSSEC as the spec doesn’t mandate this.
Fun fact, if you plan on implementing BIP-353, be mindful that not all TLDs support DNSSEC.

2024-09-06 01:45:36 UTC

There are two kinds of people:
1. Those who could care less about their online privacy and
2.
https://m.primal.net/KgJC.jpg

2024-09-06 01:35:15 UTC

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Freeecash? Of course!

2024-09-02 21:50:23 UTC

Always wondered why more mints didn’t support tor hidden services. #note16z6…79q8

2024-08-29 00:43:11 UTC

Ladies and gentlemen, a peer to peer electronic cash system, except it’s not really peer to peer, payments are sent indirectly (i.e through a financial institution) from one party to another.
#AppleCoin #AppleCash #Bitcoin #p2p #kyc #permissionless #permissioned https://image.nostr.build/7475cc12418f9e2254e3aa15dfacb2b0fa0520d37483c1c423acd4e2661c07d4.jpg

2024-08-05 16:18:28 UTC

If you're one of the many #Bitcoin enthusiasts out there who hasn't had a chance to listen to all the classic episodes of Bitcoin Uncensored, don't worry, I've got you covered! Chris DeRose and Joshua Unseth's #podcast was a staple of the community, but even some OGs might have missed out on it. To help preserve this piece of Bitcoin history, I'm sharing a #torrent with all the episodes from that era - enjoy!
magnet:?xt=urn:btih:89551c89f054fc2da134664bc43291281809ec7d&dn=Bitcoin_Uncensored_podcast_archive&tr=udp%3a%2f%2fopen.demonii.com%3a1337&tr=udp%3a%2f%2fexplodie.org%3a6969%2fannounce&tr=http%3a%2f%2ftracker2.wasabii.com.tw%3a6969%2fannounce&tr=udp%3a%2f%2ftracker.opentrackr.org%3a1337%2fannounce&tr=udp%3a%2f%2ftracker.cyberia.is%3a6969%2fannounce

2024-07-27 04:57:16 UTC

One way #nostr clients can improve #privacy today would be to support the use of proxies (http or socks, possibly with authentication). Rather than reveal the client’s IP address to the relay, the proxy’s IP is all the relay will see.
I thought this could be solved today by using custom relays that are just proxies; for instance wss://my.relay.proxy/nos.lol could just be a #proxy for wss://nos.lol and all nos.lol would see is the IP address of my.relay.proxy but that interferes with #nip65 so it’s better for the client to directly support proxies.

2024-07-23 18:12:47 UTC

One of these days #Nostr will get some attention (attack). Are we preparing for this? How would relay operators handle it?
#censorship #freedomofspeech #note1hl2…lf48

2024-07-10 06:21:58 UTC

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For those wondering what the context is: “We have been informed that a coordinator named WasabiCoordinator is trying to slowly siphon funds from its users using a sophisticated attack. We advise everyone connected to this coordinator to stop coinjoining immediately. We will release a new version soon preventing this.”
https://x.com/wasabiwallet/status/1810829065588228193

2024-07-10 05:43:58 UTC

Recently noticed that #Damus shows notes on my feed from accounts that I do not follow. Initially I thought this might be coming from a relay but then I compared my feed on Damus with that on Primal using the same relays. The unwanted notes appear in Damus but not on Primal. Is this a feature and is there a way to disable it? @jb55

2024-07-08 19:42:35 UTC

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Because then you cannot claim you didn’t see the message?

2024-07-07 12:39:04 UTC

Woke up this morning with a craving for ice cream; next thing you know, the entire bowl is gone!
#foodstr https://image.nostr.build/96178b806f3a4c56039a3b589022322aafec282e2711750f3ae408624b41aa26.jpg

2024-07-07 06:38:10 UTC

Using npub.cash as my nostr lightning address
#ecash #npubcash #lnurl

2024-07-07 06:27:36 UTC

A lot of websites use dark patterns in relation to cookies management, with the majority of them trying to trick you into accepting all of them. It tells you everything you need to know about their sincerity when they say “we care about your privacy”
#privacy #cookies #darkpatterns

2024-07-05 16:42:45 UTC

You’re all in on #Bitcoin and you envy those with fiat because you cannot buy more but on the flip side, you become their envy when the price appreciates significantly. Fascinating.

2024-07-02 21:46:06 UTC

Citing bank closures of Nigeria's End SARS activists, a Ugandan human rights lawyer, Alexei Navalnys' opposition campaign, a Guatemalan journalist, a religious activist group in the Phillipines, a business man in Egypt, and a journalist from India, the RUSI report states that:
"These are just a handful of the victims/survivors from around the world who have had their organisations closed, colleagues imprisoned, or bank accounts indefinitely frozen because of their pro-accountability and pro-transparency
work as members of civil society. All of these incidents, and countless more,
arise from a perversion of tools and powers stemming from anti-money laundering
and counterterrorist financing (AML/CTF) measures within the global anti- financial crime regime."
https://www.therage.co/weaponization-of-fatf-standards-rusi/

2024-05-03 06:36:34 UTC

The fact that the software you produce is open source, is not an excuse for shitty customer service.

2024-04-13 08:56:55 UTC

Based. What’s with the cassava though? https://youtu.be/RNHi8Qj2KrY

2024-02-21 20:17:12 UTC

…Binance disclosed this in an announcement on its “commitment to P2P users in Nigeria” on Tuesday, warning that “users behaving in a manipulative way will be removed from the platform.”…
https://gazettengr.com/binance-confirms-working-with-tinubu-govt-to-block-dollar-naira-exchange/

2024-01-25 04:57:30 UTC

Here’s a counterargument for #filters. The whole premise of #consensus is that all participants agrees on the same set of rules. Your node, your rules is not how #Bitcoin works. The network already operates under a set of rules that have been publicly agreed upon. By running a node, you help to make sure these rules are followed, contributing to their collective implementation. You may as well fork off the network if you think it’s your node, your rules.

2023-12-15 23:10:40 UTC

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I thought it made sense too until I realized that there aren’t that many nodes running Knots; so what’s the potential harm that could arise from one of your many peers being a Knots node?

2023-12-15 19:49:13 UTC

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Thank you @npub14j7…gtpf. Appreciate all that you do for Bitcoin.

2023-12-03 13:42:02 UTC

This is the most privacy-invasive feature to be added to the major cab hailing apps of recent. I don’t understand how that is supposed to make me safe.
Be careful what you say in cabs; it just might be getting recorded.
#privacy https://image.nostr.build/9b49457b17693f6b8fe05b9a488c900a88de37af28e6c349f7c1fd405acd256f.jpg

2023-11-30 10:31:40 UTC

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No Lightning‽ 😢

2023-11-30 10:28:13 UTC

If you use a hardware wallet that uses Bluetooth, you should be mindful of these new attacks:
“BLUFFS is a series of exploits targeting Bluetooth, aiming to break Bluetooth sessions' forward and future secrecy, compromising the confidentiality of past and future communications between devices.”
https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/new-bluffs-attack-lets-attackers-hijack-bluetooth-connections/

2023-11-15 04:33:40 UTC

The people of Zambia woke up on Friday to discover that energy prices had gone up by some odd 40+%. This is coming after the government devalued the currency by 30% due to depleting foreign currency reserves.
In real terms, the people of Zambia just got a 30% cut in their wealth overnight. Earning an income in Zambian kwachas? Have financial assets in ZMW? Too bad, your income (assets) will have to go up by at least 30% to keep up with the devaluation.
Imagine saving for retirement and waking up one day to realize you’ve lost 3 years worth of savings out of the last 10!
#Bitcoin fixes this.
https://www.reuters.com/world/africa/malawi-hikes-fuel-electricity-prices-after-currency-devaluation-2023-11-10/

2023-09-16 14:47:33 UTC

Exactly as @npub1qny…95gx predicted.
https://techcrunch.com/2023/09/15/x-launches-account-verification-based-on-government-id/

2023-09-12 02:38:49 UTC

https://twitter.com/ghostofwhitman/status/1701318064749400385
"basically risk-free”

2023-08-28 04:40:44 UTC

https://open.spotify.com/track/7KEPDWPWa4wfsP0Ee7JlIr

2023-08-26 08:29:24 UTC

Dog dumplings is the new term for shitcoin
H/T @npub1zjx…pvrl https://nostr.build/av/c556ab8105edae8f467fcbc8b9816af560d7d638fc73a2ee6b2c16d20256844c.mov

2023-08-24 03:37:44 UTC

Very impressive. Same scene, different characters, probably different times of the day.
#diablo4 #diabloiv https://cdn.nostr.build/i/69441251bacce5836eed00e9a4e1be9caf695d5bb78771c76ee25dd1443bc372.png https://cdn.nostr.build/i/603528272d4eb9283f7bbfa45fb44677a8d1c606077eacee45f6a05f32137d7d.png

2023-08-24 03:06:23 UTC

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Every “upgradable” smart contract has a back door that allows the author to change the code. So it’s a fair assessment to claim that they did have control.

2023-08-24 02:50:26 UTC

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In deed. Those shortcuts include storing your password and 2FA TOTP in the same place. Ideally you shouldn’t but I think the real benefit of 2FA is to prevent account compromise due to password reuse.

2023-08-24 02:41:50 UTC

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The “third party” doesn’t have access to your password and they can’t gain access to your account with just the 2FA! If for some reason you don’t like yubikeys, there are several open source U2F devices you can also use on https://www.crowdsupply.com/.

2023-08-24 02:30:18 UTC

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I’ve got a gut feeling, you’re right!

2023-08-24 02:26:59 UTC

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I started out using [Bear Notes](https://bear.app) and when I learned of [Obsidian](https://obsidian.md), I promptly switched to it. Obsidian is a rabbit hole on its own but you can have syncing issues if you’re switching between platforms.
I’m currently investigating [AnyType](https://anytype.io) as I’ve heard really good things about it. I would self-host as a rule provided the convenience does not suffer much. There are levels to this self-sovereignty thing.

2023-08-22 04:31:10 UTC

#TIL: Shuudan Koudou - the Japanese art of precision walking
https://youtu.be/LU6dsVpZCSc

2023-08-21 22:23:12 UTC

Most people don’t realize how broken the Internet is unless you live in one of these “undesirous” locations. #note1laz…fkh0

2023-08-21 22:18:58 UTC

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You can’t mask the location of your bank 🤷🏾

2023-08-17 10:21:34 UTC

😅 https://cdn.nostr.build/i/ff7b90c0a9b48011ac84c66c38ca98dc89ca5d5897d44a85cdb80f022fe7f894.jpg

2023-08-17 04:23:48 UTC

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Not enough privacy with one?

2023-08-17 04:19:39 UTC

I know. #Zapping can be addictive. #note1tz3…s2sa

2023-08-17 03:44:19 UTC

“You can’t change politically, that which exists culturally.”
— Olavo de Carvalho

2023-08-14 00:10:09 UTC

Here’s how to enable zapping on Damus:
1. Open the link in the note and click “On”
2. It’ll open in Damus and all you have to do is click “Run”
3. Close Damus and reopen it.
4. Enjoy your zaps!
#zaps #growstr #damus
https://damus.io/note1gjd2str0tfqvrcwdttskxkd52vmsagc477gsr858k0ug86nuj60qzn6uas

2023-08-13 09:46:56 UTC

How to escape Worldcoin
https://open.substack.com/pub/insanelyfree/p/how-to-escape-worldcoin

2023-08-13 09:23:40 UTC

“When assessing complex systems the only thing you can realistically rely upon is trust.”

2023-08-10 20:05:02 UTC

Imagine that your online banking application was written by third parties with no relationship with your bank; how would you scrutinize it? That’s precisely how you should treat your bitcoin wallets.
Any application that handles or (worse) generates key material should be scrutinized to the highest degree possible.

2023-08-09 14:07:23 UTC

Coutts Bank: We’re closing Nigel Farage’s bank account because he’s a “disingenuous grifter” with “xenophobic, chauvinistic and racist views”
World Bank: Hold my beer.
https://twitter.com/spectatorindex/status/1689058903592669185

2023-08-07 01:26:36 UTC

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Welcome to #nostr Fadil. You should update your profile with your Lightning address so you can receive #zaps!

2023-08-06 12:25:18 UTC

https://cdn.nostr.build/i/9256ea7afffdb52f8b864efe46938016bab7e256ed954643e7f4bb8f2396fbfe.jpg

2023-07-25 07:55:53 UTC

I just realized that DMs on #nostr are not as private as some people think they are. When you send a DM to someone on nostr, you signal to the entire flock and anyone (with the right tooling) can see who you’re communicating with and the frequency with which you communicate with that account.

2023-07-22 13:47:11 UTC

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That must be torturous - your stupidity forever preserved 😝. I thought those things were called “block erupters”?

2023-07-02 19:25:55 UTC

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🙏 I knew that. How do I signal that I value a particular note? I figure I have to use a different client?

2023-07-02 19:19:53 UTC

How does one use #nostr without #zaps? 😔

2023-06-14 01:14:54 UTC

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I think the bigger issue is redeeming the timelocked coins. While it’s easy to create a timelocked address using a tool like: https://coinb.in/#newTimeLocked, there’s no tooling to easily redeem it.

2023-04-28 21:50:54 UTC

Spent the afternoon grokking Stable Diffusion. Here’s one of my first AI generated images. https://nostr.build/i/5087a466711aea692759c43659386df66b1fe854e1bba11550d05fd00f373df2.jpg

2023-04-19 10:20:53 UTC

The original P2P trading platform
https://bitcoin-otc.com

2023-03-17 00:24:41 UTC

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Also: No! It doesn’t mean you’re poor. You just don’t have any need for anything on display at that moment.

2023-03-17 00:19:24 UTC

Too big to fail

2023-03-09 10:05:45 UTC

Stray Kids - CASE 143 - Japanese ver. - / THE FIRST TAKE
My wife is the K-pop aficionado but I’ve had this song on repeat for a while now. My first introduction to Stray Kids was with MANIAC.
https://youtu.be/g8h2KMnRQDo

2023-03-03 20:08:21 UTC

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BTW, your lightning address isn’t configured right. Can’t zap you!