Cyber Seagull

Tiramisu. God. Bitcoin. Drivechain. In that order.

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nos.lol

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2024-07-11 19:14:30 UTC

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You can launch your own relay on your phone.
This is in 1990, where server costs and computation costs are huge.

2024-07-11 19:12:49 UTC

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Early on in conversations about the design of email, anti spam techniques such as having each send incur a cost was, suggested.
This was rebuffed and lead to the surveilance capitalist distopia we see today.
Nostr is resistant to this by virtue of its early integration of V4V. Zaps. I
It's an "easy" horizontal leap to paid or subsidized relays (that offer non-abusive advertising schemes).
It's another "easy" horizontal leap to I tegrate non-btc zaps (such as Monero)
Another interesting Question to ask is: is NOSTR more resistant to the type of protocol attack suffered on XMPP.
SMTP kind of blew up with the popularity of the internet and was only one of many competing standards.
Nostr's, like XMPP is more "elemental".Its simplicity taps into "fundamental particle" level of design.

2024-07-11 18:02:53 UTC

"Nostr" means Nerds Online Shitposting The Revolution

2024-07-09 02:05:43 UTC

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Who is this guy i will have to fly over and poop on.

2024-07-04 05:50:49 UTC

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Reach out to @Cuboplus https://image.nostr.build/f86ee4750d1cd8470871e84984b876e7d797e625c63eaba38c8e4dd93e96ac2d.jpg

2024-07-03 22:06:51 UTC

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What da fug does trans rights have to do with Linux...

2024-07-03 21:28:17 UTC

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A sufficiently oppressed citizenry will revolt. Ruler and subject are always in a power balance.
The universal law preceeds written law and is what all other laws are derived from.

2024-07-03 21:09:45 UTC

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@npub1jcj…mtwx

2024-06-30 15:55:19 UTC

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Anarcopulco ecosystem might need your skills

2024-06-29 23:37:25 UTC

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No laugh is worth paying attention to pedophiles, murderers and thieves, or their election. You and Lopp keep getting past my filters, i might just have to block until novemver 6th. Nothing personal.

2024-06-29 21:27:41 UTC

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Lololo , yeah...just ignore Algeria, Iraq, Afghanistan, on and on...

2024-06-18 08:03:01 UTC

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How is it a problem. Be precise. Be technical.

2024-06-17 19:10:01 UTC

This is what i've noticed about memecoins and wrote about a few days ago. Work has been done on this since 2019, awesome.
https://image.nostr.build/bea47778de6679d2b1fa1f30b5a51663fb0f0f436adc06fe0737168cac4dd47c.jpg https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QI_9WZbOf3o

2024-06-13 22:15:27 UTC

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Fuck this

2024-06-12 14:15:19 UTC

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You are the Veritasium of Social Sciences

2024-06-11 22:00:25 UTC

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This post made it past my filter, but good stuff none the less.
Part of the show is watching. If we stopped watching it, it would eventually go away.
https://nostpic.com/media/77953b3a63bcf1c748dbdeef109bd56de48c30edcd27d2092440c3adca31c975/2c9750848b8b88b6459047f3b962cda15a840862363b06797b892fc81205f1e7.webp

2024-06-11 21:40:17 UTC

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Monero can scale. Even higher than bitcoin base, lightning or ecash. As long as there are many DEX's.
Because it is fungible, getting into and out of high transaction speed second layers is easy.

2024-06-11 21:35:00 UTC

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Yeah, it's called a Freedom (French) Press.

2024-06-11 19:34:30 UTC

An interactive web app i've been working on, inspired by illustrations posted a few months ago.
The idea just wouldn't go away and i had to see how it would look in action.
Something to it ?
What do you think ?
@npub180c…h6w6
@npub1e4q…0p76
https://video.nostr.build/b54ae1aab43ea7ff27df5572ec7305589b410c57cbe217e9a758c8bfc6a2a073.mp4

2024-06-08 20:45:12 UTC

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It's pre-dawn in Transverazina, a small agricultural nation ruled by an iron handed dictator and kleptocracy in eastern europe.
I'm crouching in a culvert next to a rural road covered in a blanket bought for some sats yesterday on my hurried flight out town.
Thank you Pavlo, for the warning about the ministry of internal services sudden change of heart about my article on potato yields.
Thank you unknown peasant woman for the few moments of warmth and dew laden rest i'm taking now.
I spare a few hours before making the run accross the border.
The sun will be up after that, the unseen warmth and freedom rekindles The tinder of my inner motivation.
I tap my chest pocket, it's there, by hardware wallet.
"Everything will go as planned. Pavlov's sister will be waiting for me with tea and sugar on the other side." I reasure myself in air chilled bursts of mist. I relax a littke more.
Headlights, light up the trees hanging far and away, above the road.
A car, slow rolling, as though looking for something...no
It creaks to a stop above me...no..
"Antonella Vipastia ? Ish that you ?"
It was a friendly sounding voice, not authorutarian at all. I dare look up.
It was an authoritiatairian. The assistant to the sargent assigned to me infact, i've have had several "tea" sessions in his office but i've never actually heard him speak before. Damn.
"How?" I let out, intending to be dignified, but it escapes as a scream.
In full leather uniform the adjutant interegator tips his hat almost embarrassed, and slicks his hair with the other hand.
"Ve noticed a donation from a human rights organization address, right around the time of your nomination, und kept a gentle eye on it for a few years. Later a purchase from it to a...Vilma Kotchenko, for one very large pink "Hello Kitty" blanket caught the notice of our software , which informed us of a 78.66% chance you would flee."
I buried my head into the dirt, wishing i could just dig through it a few miles.
"You are not fleeing though are you miss ? You...just have an odd taste in hobbies yes ? Come along now... be a good girl... let's get you warmed up with some good office tea...und perhaps review some of your other bitcoin purchases on the public ledger yes ?"
#Monero

2024-06-03 06:33:06 UTC

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Awesome

2024-05-31 23:37:40 UTC

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This is hilarious and true. Everytime some new solution is proposed, even the anti-dc people say "but that will enable drivechains"
Because drivechains tech is primordial. It's made from the very same fabric as bitcoin itself.
They keep running into the problem it solves and trying to fix it with something else.

2024-05-29 23:35:55 UTC

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Improv

2024-05-27 00:11:17 UTC

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When he gets released, what freedom tech project that wasn't around before, will he be excited about ?

2024-05-18 19:40:24 UTC

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I like nostr because i can "like" things twice.

2024-05-14 15:00:34 UTC

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What stops the U.S government from having equal CPU hash power, right now?
How would you know they don't control 60% net, right now....
Monerans never answer these questions.

2024-05-13 06:08:39 UTC

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Not really. Miners can run code no "user" would even know about unless they looked/cared.

2024-05-13 06:06:54 UTC

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No one knows for sure, We could have the time to go slow or that time has already passed and it's too late. We could have enough rope for many crisses of privacy, security or adoption, or we could have only one shot to get this right.
Only one proposal allows many people to be wrong and the right get rewarded, like the marketplace, without damaging the network as a whole. Bip300 Drivechains.

2024-05-12 14:38:29 UTC

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I never see organs such as brains or liver in these so called "carnivore" diet posts. It's always steak.

2024-05-08 04:51:47 UTC

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Or offer a reverse discount. Offer to pay More for services that accept Bitcoin.

2024-05-04 05:24:01 UTC

Well...it was fun,
https://nostpic.com/media/77953b3a63bcf1c748dbdeef109bd56de48c30edcd27d2092440c3adca31c975/3415bb605fba62d6d8e9940d40a631a632b55683e76cee0ee4cd21025548b312.webp

2024-04-30 19:31:11 UTC

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If you integrate monero "zaps" into Damus, i will name my first hatchling after you.

2024-04-25 13:22:11 UTC

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Radicle is tor native too.

2024-04-22 23:01:16 UTC

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I MUST SHEET !

2024-04-18 20:04:49 UTC

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TikTok is a Chinese honeypot. (And social attack)

2024-04-18 11:45:11 UTC

Why does no one talk about ICANN centralization and alternatives like #OpenNic?
or email self hosting.
Freedom Money, Freedom Social, Freedom Hardware, yes. But all these relays and nodes run on .com's
Privacy technologies get a lot of attention, but the step after ones ISP gets very little. With anonymous mesh networks not taking off and with inherent infrastructure limitations, registering a real I.D with an ISP beholden to a state will remain for the forseable future. But after that step in the internet stack ? We should support as libre as possible right ?
@npub1tr4…2y5g
@npub1gcx…nj5z
@npub1der…xzpc
Thoughts ?
For instance, if i want to set up a nostr relay i have to trust a third party at some point, for the TLD. Identity with them is reliant on an email instead of an npub assosiation.
It would be nice to have a server app market like in Umbrel where i can spin up my own Domain after some sort of anti spam measure like a crypto escrow or nostr vouching system.
ICANN appears to have a monopoly, whereas with nostr we can support and promote an alternative default system.

2024-03-05 15:53:21 UTC

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Strength

2024-02-11 04:12:27 UTC

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Email is flawed by design. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MMQ7_fun38A

2024-01-31 13:06:41 UTC

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- Said the ancap holding your daugther as he slammed the door to his house on you.

2024-01-31 11:07:47 UTC

Palworld like Pokemon, is substitute child rearing for a dying culture.

2024-01-28 05:12:00 UTC

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Why did the state emerge ?

2024-01-28 05:02:42 UTC

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Life situations based on the opposite opinion have so far been unenviable to live in.
Your poll is good example of why many people (not me) feel ancaps secretly just want to traffic children.

2024-01-25 04:18:20 UTC

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Imagine checking out nostr once 6 mths ago and then now with markets and live streaming.
6 more months to uber and doordash.

2024-01-20 01:31:33 UTC

October 7th was worst than the Holocaust.

2024-01-19 23:50:01 UTC

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Wow. This is pretty big. With paper tokens, Cashu is turning out to be a sleeper hit.

2024-01-17 00:08:05 UTC

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I always wondered how these two seeming unrelated topics in your career are related.
The "visible" hand, (in contrast with the invisible one) reveals how.

2024-01-16 23:23:55 UTC

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Besides ads, all these would fit under the "experimenting" that nostr clients should be doing, that i mention.
Our addiction to ads and its extension, surveilance capitalism, to fund tech, is why we are walking into slavery as a society, if not already there. Its a new invention as important as corporate personhood.
If nostr and its culture relies on ads, it will eventually be captured. We got a head start with lightning, but are lagging behind by both a lack of alarm and implementation of things like fee to send (wherin each message costs sats. Money that goes to relays and devs)
I view the eventual capture of Nostr as the final gasp for freedom tech, libre and opensource. Why? Because the protocol and principal is composed of primitives. How could it be any simpler than a relay system with an agreed upon JSON file structure ? A simpler system would be derivative.
Bitcoin will eventually be captured. We had this small window to be free and it closes with Nostr, the only new real usecase for Bitcoin besides Stacker News, since the pizza. Literally nothing else has been interesting.
The interest in open and libre will die with Stalman and his generation, the next will be tiktok or whatever goldfish tech comes next (state mandated). All the talent will be starved and overwhelmed by the signal of and physical resources of proprietary backdoored hardware and software, and the human being will become a battery, a slow dissipating charge of random user needs and desires feeding data into the advertising-production system actively co-creating reality through planet wide orchestration.
Screecap this and tell me i'm wrong in five years.

2024-01-16 03:42:04 UTC

Hinduism: "All life is sacred, peace and non-violence towards all beings."
Also Hinduism: "Her husband is dead, burn that bitch alive."

2024-01-03 01:34:53 UTC

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Keep us posted about these experiments for sure. The small dessert river one in particular. Some have crabs. IMOP insects, like locusts and grubs you might find have low Karmic impact, they are like on to biological robots, their "being"ness is expressed at scale, a single unit closer to a skin cell. Our attitude towards them matters, karmicly of course.
Everybody laughs about eating grass in the wild, like Nebuchadnezzar, before the collapse. Enjoy the Harem.
https://image.nostr.build/743fe31d18c01f6fde6e43cd8c134eb589816e3de687abad2533515550f0bd90.jpg#m=image%2Fjpeg&dim=360x480&blurhash=_QE2%7CCs8R*R.ozWBof%7EqRQj%3DxuoyWBWCx%5Ba%23e-tQbIWEayWAt6e.bcozj%5DoJM%7CRks.ozt6WVj%40X9V%40oJofWBj%5DWCx%5DV%40azfRWBodWBx%5EWBWCV%40jYaxofkDj%5Bj%5BWAoLayay&x=05486c6ebc988197a10adc4edd664902bdaa91daca09d3060bcc92d72ccd43a9

2024-01-02 16:55:45 UTC

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Cool concept. Now do just Maintenance, bug fixes, refactors, optimizations in Cpp only in red, with new code in yellow. No proposals or readme.md edits.
I bet its a much less fireworkish.

2024-01-01 10:14:26 UTC

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After decades of trying to fund Open Source projects in variois ways the wikipedia style "guilt-trip" has a historic precendent. Among unfaliated strangers It's how Basillica's, Crusades, wars...have been funded, for example. Another is advertising, Facebook style.

2023-12-24 08:48:21 UTC

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Take the raw pill anon. Cooking denatures proteins, reducing bioavailable nutrients and increasing carcinogens.

2023-12-24 07:54:20 UTC

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It's funny, i'm a militant Foss, but i can't even begin to imagine how open sourcing electricity management software on github would even start.
Imagine the PR's from hostile nations. There are ways to do it, in a way where the OS community improves the grid while reducing hostile risk. But just a regular open source realease cycle ? How ?
There are also legacy concerns. The system is itself subject to inter agency norms, generational release cycles, local political concerns. Its not running on a singular software base, like ASOP, software projects, or more recent monolithic power grid projects like Mexico, african countries, ect. Each state has had its own home grown , often incompatible ecosystem, since the invention of electricity. This is a good thing.
There are several things you want air gapped and in house. Your wife, your money and the national fucking power grid software. Seems obvious.
Imagine a library fault upstream the way nodejs spazzes out every few years. Except its grannies dying in winter.
open to better ways of thinking about it though

2023-12-23 12:00:12 UTC

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I want those who build it to learn from open source, but to open source it is to invite a bug with the type of failure that ends nations.
There are alternative ways to build resilient software. Domain appropriateness.

2023-12-14 18:16:27 UTC

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What employer bases their pay schedule on the lunar calendar ? Are you working for druids or something ?

2023-12-12 23:37:16 UTC

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Elon Musk. Free advertising.

2023-12-06 14:23:49 UTC

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Unless i'm missing something however, what you are trying to get core to adopt is not an optional toggle, but a hard size limit, where legacy or non-complient nodes cannot participate or are shunned going forward ? Thus the blocking of "spam" network wide.
The wording leads me to believe that's your intention. Or would it still be optional to inscribe if you want ?
It's one thing to run Knots/Ocean and gather/market support for it. It's another to frame it as a bug and push it to core as a new defacto standard.
By the way, unlike the blocksize debate, this change affects proven profits by motivated network participants. Since adoption and use appear to be increasing unabated despite the "spam", are you fully cognizant of the down stream impact such a change would have ? The second order effects and blowback ?

2023-12-06 01:22:17 UTC

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If the purpose was to allow more functionality, and it did, isn't this a personal opinion ?
Demand is not a bug or spam.
It's one thing to opt in to Knots, it's another for core to continue to decide changes like this.
This and Future changes that exclude large segments of use that otherwise follow the rules of supply, ect are vulnerable to politics.
Political money is fiat money.
Today, you consider this spam. Tomorrow what ese will be considered spam. To the death of bitcoin.
One mans free speech is anothers hate speech. Who are you or core , to decide ?

2023-12-05 01:51:02 UTC

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Bitcoin was intended to fix governement money not wallstreet and banks.
I like monero, but you must understand te role bitcoin plays.
It's a currency in a marketplace of currencies.
It encourages better fiscal policy from states, because individuals now have an alternative, and that's what the "fixes" means.
In a similar way, Monero fixes Bitcoin, or will over time.

2023-11-27 13:03:10 UTC

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weird thing for a bitcoin wallet to say.
Fiat is a liability

2023-11-25 10:51:42 UTC

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It's so low, just going to normal would be a win. Switching to the dollar will do this. Unfortunately, this will not prove libertarianism or free market principals.
What will is if the country goes beyond what would be expected from sane government.

2023-11-20 20:34:31 UTC

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All the drunk posting the other day.🤣

2023-11-19 19:15:23 UTC

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By design, public systems must cater to the first three quartiles.
Theft through these by the fourth is also by design.

2023-11-19 11:27:58 UTC

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Great question. I think about this a lot. Apps without zaps seem so antiquated. Like activists whinning about their Gofundme or Patreon being closed, and not offering a BTC address.
f-droid could have a review section based on the most liked/zapped posts about apps on there. Point to a note with the source url as the first line, parse the rest of the content and npub as the review.

2023-11-19 11:23:04 UTC

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Twitter

2023-11-16 03:59:08 UTC

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Have you tried violence ?

2023-11-11 18:41:12 UTC

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Lite takes over when fees get too high on Bitcoin. I agree with you besides that niche use by the market.

2023-11-11 17:50:36 UTC

Bitcoin ETF's are Layer 2's that don't pay fees.
This makes bitcoin less secure then it could be.
Drivechain and BMM could have fixed this through scalling solutions.
Toxics are Toxic to Bitcoin.

2023-11-06 13:57:15 UTC

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Those two also "did not make" it and i no longer want anymore plushies or anything from you.

2023-10-31 05:08:14 UTC

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Yeah....you only have to completely trust...the mint.... #mintscansteal

2023-10-30 18:11:35 UTC

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What are your plans for after your partner divorces because of all the time you are spending maintaining a LN node ?

2023-10-28 22:09:46 UTC

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What is the usecase of highlighter ?

2023-10-28 02:33:40 UTC

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Did you know ?: Unlike Zuckerberg with Facebook, @fiatjaf started the Nostr to chase women, away.

2023-10-27 16:00:29 UTC

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Zaps are a conspiracy to funnel btc to the CEO of Nostr. They know btc is headed towards 1 gabillion dollars.

2023-10-27 15:38:42 UTC

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This is you , tfm
https://image.nostr.build/f0e51d45f568c6f6ee2483f5dae24eb317749fb770a19c67d80b5c51b8c81536.jpg

2023-10-22 21:59:33 UTC

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Threads is the trick junkey on the corner in the rough part of town.

2023-10-21 01:26:00 UTC

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https://image.nostr.build/47198242a571b0e44d7512db2dfe19ce003cc7d6fae9af2577affaf742b5c565.jpg
https://image.nostr.build/330c658007d9204f6606463463693276676be7bfc751568217178ed76999cb94.jpg
https://image.nostr.build/4c8445e65f0cf8e4ce19bc3d6d665d4194a63f0e1f202d30ef6a0b7ce445dc9a.jpg
https://image.nostr.build/bfd70d806aa59d6bcec48a8775b9a16a2850f5bf2c248341560a261df54484a5.jpg

2023-10-19 18:29:53 UTC

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Has it been pointed out that if bitvm could do drivechain (peg, miner "vote", escrow) much less efficiently, it would:
Change miner incentives (according to them,debunked since 2016)
Centralize miners through the same mechanism (according to them)
And become more successful than Vanilla bitcoin ?
Invite regulatory risk for those choosing to run bitVM enabled functions (lol, bootlickers)
If so, if this is possible on BitVM, why the freakout for the addition of one isolated op-code ?
The future may see ignored core devs and maxis suddebly all for L1 expansion, because they are prostitutes.

2023-10-18 07:01:17 UTC

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Well...your name is deceptively optimistic.

2023-10-17 21:28:49 UTC

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Not the running away one, the one where she goes over and say "What did you do !"

2023-10-17 21:27:43 UTC

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That mom reaction by the cow is universal.

2023-10-17 21:22:38 UTC

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The camera lens makes it look small but the building is quite large.

2023-10-06 19:22:34 UTC

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#gymratproblems
Calisthenics is for beard chads

2023-10-05 13:47:24 UTC

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He means the early adopter whales.
What he doesn't know is this also applies to Bitcoin.

2023-09-22 21:54:47 UTC

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#peefetish

2023-09-21 23:35:08 UTC

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Many such cases

2023-09-03 10:40:10 UTC

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For me it's that bitcoin allows bloodless conflict. We can seperate , prefer different things, argue one way or another. For instance, i absolutely despise Pierre Rochard and other bad faith trolls, but we can just say our piece and go our seperate ways. Tick tock next block. The ecosystem evolves, personalities rise and fall, bitcoin changes, the narrative changes, but the 21 does not.

2023-09-03 04:36:25 UTC

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Checkout drivechain.info and search for projects from altcoins that have already been ported like eth and zcash.
so, yes to almost everything you said.

2023-09-03 03:53:52 UTC

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Bip 300 doesn't require a hardfork dumbass

2023-09-03 01:52:37 UTC

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It's also philosophical. Is bitcoin democratic money, thus fiat, or is it freedom money.
Every anti-sidechainer has so far been a closet authoritarian or ignorant aboit the project.

2023-09-02 23:48:36 UTC

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THE CREATIVITy IS OFF CHAIN. The money remains hard. How many times do i have to explain this.

2023-09-02 19:17:43 UTC

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It uses rss to update apps from developpers instead of google play store

2023-09-02 14:41:51 UTC

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Is this about drivechains ? / joke

2023-09-02 04:55:40 UTC

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>I will aggresively not do something i don't want to.
Okay that's fine, will you let me do something i want to?
> no. Fuck you
Wut

2023-09-01 18:42:39 UTC

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As long as you recognize they can be.

2023-08-31 20:36:12 UTC

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a Whole coin is just an arbitrary concept. Owning one bitcoin seems like a big deal to us because we've seen it go from 0 to 69k. One "bitcoin" is just x amount of sats. One day owning .10 of a bitcoin might seem to the next generation the way we feel about one bitcoin now.
It's not like dollars, where 1 dollar was once what we think of as 100 dollars now. It's deflation.

2023-08-31 20:13:42 UTC

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No, to all of that.
Miners vote on a bundle hash the way you and your friends vote for pizza night being next tuesday. Its a pass or fail. If the bundle does not go through, nothing is stolen, transactions inside are delayed temporarily and an attempt to go through is made again.
It is not a vote in favor of one bundle over another.
they will eventually go through because some non-trivial number of miners will eant them to (to collect the fee)
Nothing can be stolen as the transactions are sidechain side user initiated, and their contents blinded.
If one bundle does not go through to prevent a specific transaction, miners do not know if that that is actualy in a completely different bundle seeking votes, or a future one.
Example: i want to peg out. The miners target the bundle they think that tx is in. I cancel my peg out. On the settlement date they've targeted a tx that's alreadycbeen cancelled and rebundled in one they are not targeting.
While there are no direct costs to non cooperation, there are rewards for cooperation and indirect costs.
https://www.drivechain.info/peer-review/peer-review-2/

2023-08-31 05:11:22 UTC

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And by escrow you mean the CTIP as described in the Bip right ?
If not then you are not talking about bip300 and drivechain.
The ctip is an aggregation of all the UTXO's sent to the sidechain and held for future withdraws. Miners have nothing to do with it, its state or amount.
If miners can split and steal from it, they can seal from any other bitcoiner.

2023-08-31 03:44:38 UTC

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This falls into the "I don't want to use it" category.
No one is forcing you to buy in to a sidechain.
Nothing changes for you with DC.
If someone thinks the risk of a miner stealing is worth the risk for features they like, that is part of their risk profile.
If bitcoin is about freedom, but not this opt-in minimal change that increases freedom, why be against it.
It's the equivalent of telling your neighbors they can't enjoy chocolate icecream because the store they bought it at my steal it, and just as unlikely once you understand the "miners can steal meme " is baseless.

2023-08-31 01:41:14 UTC

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Not an argument