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2026-07-13 15:25:28 CEST

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Next month is gonna be really rough for Luke.
#nevent1q…7aav

2026-06-06 22:32:23 CEST

Helno. This is your regular reminder that just trying to recreate Twitter on Nostr is ghey and retarded and there's a million more useful or interesting things to do with it k thx bye.

2026-05-15 03:33:33 CEST

How goes the scam?

2026-03-10 21:38:27 CET

Too few people understand that what really controls Bitcoin is sybil nodes not used for actual economic activity.
Coretards are going to be so broken later this year.
https://blossom.primal.net/bb1b1d6e50b16ef5e4e1f932cc5354e2de44b613f5248b0abfdd8e7ba049cbe9.jpg

2026-02-21 00:53:02 CET

https://blossom.primal.net/cf45c9c6a2917e7f120a578a98e7e3f007b62a3829a423a6a5350e5fced14acc.jpg

2026-02-20 21:26:16 CET

What's more important to Bitcoin's future:
1) figuring out how to build scalable self-custodial systems that can survive in a hostile environment, and hopefully help prevent protocol consensus being captured by state politics, and BRINGING THAT TO THE MASSES
OR
2) crying on social media to a tiny group of a few thousand out of touch people all coping with the fact that Bitcoin is growing beyond them, and they are not the center of its universe anymore, for internet micro celebrity points
Hmm? Which one do you think leads to a future of Bitcoin thriving as a global apolitical money?

2026-02-16 21:58:36 CET

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Are you ever like...embarrassed to exist?

2025-11-10 14:07:53 CET

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What the actual fuck....

2025-10-31 00:11:42 CET

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I ain't got time for that.

2025-10-28 02:46:39 CET

https://x.com/brian_trollz/status/1783840081675251849
https://blossom.primal.net/8c11acf741986bbb7bcc2577d8ef9daab2715fab68f7f30f4a6c84268a724c1e.jpg

2025-10-13 06:45:23 CEST

I'm running Core 30.0. Feels good man.
Cry harder useful idiot statist cucks.

2025-09-02 20:05:06 CEST

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This is just a complete fiction. No node was attacked, Portland talked about how it was possible and we laughed about it, because it's trivially dealt with using an existing config option.

2025-09-02 20:03:08 CEST

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Lmao

2025-07-28 19:56:55 CEST

Nostr devs are fucking retarded.
https://blossom.primal.net/b0a3ad1472a4c193d52e761bea6ba9054e3042102ce2eb194d8b8e4092cfb7f5.png

2025-07-27 04:23:54 CEST

Nostr shouldnt be organized like Twitter, it should be organized like Reddit.

2025-06-15 02:43:23 CEST

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Apparently I can.

2025-06-15 01:33:32 CEST

Here's the second article in the Bitcoin Layer 2 series for @BitcoinMagazine. In this piece, I go over Statechains, a proposal originally designed by @SomsenRuben in 2018. Two different implementations were later made by CommerceBlock in 2021 & 2024.
Find the article below:
https://bitcoinmagazine.com/technical/bitcoin-layer-2-statechains
https://m.primal.net/RAlX.jpg

2025-06-13 21:10:38 CEST

LOLOL. Literally first 10 seconds of Mechanics new deranged rant: "You might be surprised about how I feel about Bitcoin, because there's what I say publicly, but then there's how I actually feel."
Okay, so you're a liar and disingenuous. Got it.

2025-06-11 14:42:22 CEST

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👍

2025-06-10 13:51:57 CEST

https://m.primal.net/Qzvx.jpg

2025-06-10 13:51:41 CEST

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There is actual images broken up.

2025-06-08 20:14:53 CEST

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Theyve been in the blockchain for over ten years.

2025-06-08 18:30:56 CEST

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And for the record I'm not even Jewish, I just wanted to see how many retards would jump to go "see! I knew it!"

2025-06-08 18:29:52 CEST

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Because people who wig out over someone's religion or heritage are some of the scummiest pieces of shit there are. Everyone else seeing who those people are is a good thing.

2025-06-08 18:28:21 CEST

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Posted on Twitter too.

2025-06-08 18:27:01 CEST

https://m.primal.net/Qzfn.jpg

2025-06-08 16:56:58 CEST

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Yeah, Mechanic is.

2025-06-08 16:55:20 CEST

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Its amazing how many ignorant pieces of shit took the bait here.
#nevent1q…smt6

2025-06-08 14:07:55 CEST

I love when people call me a spammer/scammer/jpeg person/etc. People demonstrating a willingness to lie/invent nonsense is just telling on themselves with regards to their own character.
The last time I sold or profited from an NFT was in 2016.
Every other one I've ever owned I still have, and I always will. They are not investments to me, or something to profit from. They are novelties. They are gifts from friends. They're stupid little mementos from different periods of history in Bitcoin I've lived through.
So to all the clowns who constantly whip out those labels because they are incapable of making any logical or principled argument whatsoever:
I challenge you to show me a single example of me shilling jpegs or scamming people.
You can't.

2025-06-08 13:29:54 CEST

Wake me up when any business that matters (I.E. not OCEAN) is running Knots.

2025-06-07 20:46:40 CEST

https://m.primal.net/QzXi.jpg

2025-06-06 23:50:11 CEST

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DM me.

2025-06-06 23:49:41 CEST

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Every time you see any clown say I am a Core developer you can be 100% sure they pay attention to nothing and have no clue what they are talking about.
#nevent1q…zw58

2025-06-06 20:49:22 CEST

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No more need to pre-allocate liquidity to individual users for them to receive money. The ASP is required to coordinate, but control over funds is still trustless and gives users the ability to unilaterally exit to chain.

2025-06-06 20:48:12 CEST

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They have seriously done more damage misleading people and undermining Bitcoiners understanding of Bitcoin in the last two years than Bcashers have done in the last 10.

2025-06-06 20:47:25 CEST

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We have been telling these retarded clowns that for two years. Instead they'd rather be toxic deceptive shitbags misleading people.

2025-06-06 17:14:11 CEST

Here comes the first article in the Bitcoin Layer 2 series for @BitcoinMagazine. Here I go through the Ark protocol, the newest Layer 2 protocol for the Bitcoin Network. Ark is both very different from, but also similar to Lightning.
Find the article below:
https://bitcoinmagazine.com/technical/bitcoin-layer-2-ark
https://m.primal.net/QzNW.jpg

2025-06-06 15:03:32 CEST

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Mechanic is a deluded clown. "Nodes have no incentive to relay tHe SpAm." Yes, they do. Because they will wind up in blocks, and your node will download and validate them anyway BECAUSE THEY HAVE TO in order to validate your own money.
Enough with this delusional and imaginary nonsense pretending running a node is some altruistic service. That is a debunked nonsense meme.
If you are running a node for any other reason than verifying your own transactions, you were sold a fairy tale.
If you aren't using your node for that, cry, run something else, shut it down, no one who understands how Bitcoin actually works cares.
A node not used for validating your own transactions is completely useless, and does nothing for the network besides provide relay bandwidth.
#nevent1q…l65w

2025-06-04 22:50:47 CEST

Kicking off a new @BitcoinMagazine article series today. Bitcoin Layer 2s. Blockchains definitively do not scale as a transactional architecture to anything close to a global scale, as such, we need to layer up other systems on top of them.
Find the intro article below:
https://bitcoinmagazine.com/technical/bitcoin-layer-2-the-key-to-scaling-bitcoin
https://m.primal.net/Qyxw.jpg

2025-06-03 23:57:50 CEST

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Under no circumstances will I respect or allow myself to be bound by any governmental decision, arbitration, or punishment that is not decided and ultimately appealed to a living human being.
Period.
#nevent1q…sy90

2025-05-26 18:12:23 CEST

Hope everyone in Vegas enjoys the Republican National Convention. Time to rock a Beefsteak.

2025-05-19 19:11:56 CEST

Shalom.
https://m.primal.net/QwIs.jpg

2025-05-19 19:09:07 CEST

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No u

2025-05-18 15:12:12 CEST

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None. That just sounds more objective when he says that, instead of the reality of him just following the mob.

2025-05-16 20:34:17 CEST

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LMAO

2025-05-16 20:32:35 CEST

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This is not a consensus issue.

2025-05-16 20:30:50 CEST

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You can, run Knots. You have an option no matter what Core does. That's my point. Why is there a nonstop smear and bullshit campaign attacking core developers when there is software that is using the same consensus code that Core does doing what you want?
Most of the people attacking developers don't even use Core, they already run Knots. So why are they being such deceptive and manipulative scumbags towards developers of software they don't even use?

2025-05-16 20:28:13 CEST

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No Luke, he has not.

2025-05-16 20:25:10 CEST

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I think @nprofile…0fd0 might be the one who coined it.

2025-05-16 20:23:45 CEST

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It predates that article by close to a decade.

2025-04-22 00:34:16 CEST

@npub1qny…95gx how goes the scam shitbag?

2025-04-06 04:45:49 CEST

@npub1qny…95gx is a shitbag.

2025-04-06 04:29:35 CEST

How goes the scam?

2025-03-07 22:56:48 CET

https://bitcoinmagazine.com/takes/the-clock-is-ticking-while-you-do-nothing
https://m.primal.net/PXXM.jpg

2025-01-02 22:30:47 CET

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That's not what fiat means.

2024-12-13 04:26:27 CET

I am next to a grumpy old man. He hates Nostr.

2024-12-05 20:08:32 CET

https://bitcoinmagazine.com/takes/the-money-isnt-fixed-yet
https://m.primal.net/MoZC.jpg

2024-11-30 18:47:48 CET

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That is the most backwards nonsense I've ever heard. That is exactly what the block size wars DID prove.

2024-11-30 14:45:25 CET

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https://m.primal.net/Mkrn.png

2024-11-30 14:44:05 CET

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The deviation into the current insanity is why I drifted away from the left. Especially the economic denialism and illiteracy.

2024-11-29 20:20:28 CET

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So you backed down from baseless assertions to concern trolling because you can't defend your insertions. lmao

2024-11-29 20:00:53 CET

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You are a moron. YOU made the assertions here in this thread, not me. It is on YOU to defend your assertions.

2024-11-29 19:56:10 CET

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Don't be like this moron. Clueless, overconfident, and spewing baseless nonsense. There are too many people like this in this ecosystem literally conducting a Denial of Service attack on any adult or logic based conversation regarding upgrades to Bitcoin.
Point 1: CTV does absolutely nothing to change "spam transactions" as something that can happen on Bitcoin. All CTV does is commit to chains of transactions, exactly like pre-signed transactions do now, except enforcing them by consensus. It makes zero difference on any level to people's ability to flood the network with long chains of transactions.
Point 2: CTV cannot do recursion, period, full stop. That was an explicit design goal. It cannot create circular chains of transactions either, _that is impossible under the laws of information theory_. Transactions must reference transaction IDs, once one transaction with ID A is spent, that TXID cannot be recreated, ever. Full nonsense gibberish.
Point 3: Nothing about CTV creates a risk of walled gardens at all. Self custody not scaling, and forcing people to use Coinbase, or Cashapp, or River, creates the risk of walled gardens. The only way for most people to use Bitcoin being with the permission of a custodian creates the risk of walled gardens. This is incoherent.
This moron VERY clearly just regurgitated incoherent ChatGPT hallucinations to try to participate in a conversation he doesn't understand the first thing about. That is a Denial of Service attack. Don't be like this moron. If you want to participate in these conversations, than be humble and recognize the limits of your current understanding, and work to expand the horizon of your understanding.
Don't regurgitate incoherent bullshit to argue a dogmatic position you don't even understand the logic behind.
#note14ty…vpw9

2024-11-29 19:46:04 CET

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You are the one making assertions about negative consequences to a specific proposal, all factually bullshit, and it is on YOU as the one making those specific assertions to defend them.
You can't even exercise logic properly.

2024-11-28 17:11:49 CET

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No, its not. You are the one who just made a bunch of assertions.

2024-11-27 00:31:46 CET

https://bitcoinmagazine.com/takes/bitcoin-script-focus-on-the-building-blocks-not-the-wild-geese
https://m.primal.net/MiNL.jpg

2024-11-27 00:29:34 CET

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All of this is objectively factually bullshit.

2024-11-25 22:38:14 CET

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Peter is wrong.

2024-11-23 04:06:21 CET

https://bitcoinmagazine.com/takes/jason-spaceboi-lowerys-bitcoin-thesis-is-incoherent-gibberish?new

2024-11-16 16:45:51 CET

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I'm so sorry man. Thoughts are with you and your family.

2024-11-07 18:59:08 CET

@npub1sg6…f63m you should check out @npub1v79…qrup

2024-10-31 15:10:04 CET

Today is the day Satoshi announced an unstoppable decentralized monetary protocol. Something that would enable people to send money to anyone in the world without any third party being able to stop them.
Use it for what it was meant to be used for. Yusef Mahmoud is a Palestinian cab driver who has been helping feed civilians I'm Gaza for a year now. You can donate to help him here: https://btcpay.foragoodcause.xyz/apps/37W6GRGutGU9a4F61uHeFcjHFyQv/crowdfund
Twitter verification here: https://x.com/BTCPalestine/status/1851774634410066184?t=koXYAvbCqoWT2tF6227bgA&s=19

2024-10-29 18:30:30 CET

https://bitcoinmagazine.com/takes/what-ark-could-potentially-learn-from-lightning

2024-10-21 21:44:16 CEST

https://bitcoinmagazine.com/takes/upside-down-world-spooks-are-heroes-heroes-are-spooks

2024-10-21 02:13:40 CEST

Saylor is a spook.

2024-10-18 15:59:02 CEST

https://bitcoinmagazine.com/takes/to-succeed-bitcoin-needs-something-new-not-more-of-the-same

2024-10-16 19:13:51 CEST

https://bitcoinmagazine.com/takes/shinobi-gaza-is-the-most-powerful-demonstration-of-bitcoin-since-wikileak

2024-10-15 06:34:30 CEST

Berlin is where real Bitcoiners are.

2024-10-08 15:55:37 CEST

Data markets that directly sell information to consumers have broken incentives. They incentivize data brokers to prioritize preserving what is valuable in the moment to consumers, rather than what is truly valuable to preserve over the long term.

2024-10-06 21:24:23 CEST

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How'd the event pointer/references work?

2024-10-06 16:55:54 CEST

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Not a Nostr related usefulness per se.

2024-10-06 16:36:31 CEST

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The idea of being able to mutate the contents of a Torrent while still having it be indexable and findable through a static identifier has lots of potential uses.
#note14rk…6w5r

2024-10-06 15:57:50 CEST

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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/ZeroNet

2024-10-06 15:57:10 CEST

Zeronet, while a horrible UX, has some concepts worth revisiting.

2024-10-06 05:05:58 CEST

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link to a spec or repo?

2024-10-06 02:07:54 CEST

How does media embedding actually getting handled and delivered on Nostr these days? Is it still external hosts and redirects or are relays serving content directly now?

2024-10-05 22:28:09 CEST

https://open.spotify.com/album/1wOiuWSlK5pQdpQP8VgH6F?si=0hWXEqd0RzK7VRCnnCyztw

2024-10-03 01:49:40 CEST

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Properly constructed privacy is no where near that simple dunce.

2024-10-03 00:28:42 CEST

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Similar dynamic than Tor, you can see the topology of Tor, but not what is going on inside it.

2024-10-03 00:23:36 CEST

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Overlay is probably not the best term, but something piggybacking on it. The overlay graph would stand out, but not the individual social graph nodes within the overlay.

2024-10-03 00:06:25 CEST

So I have been thinking lately, and I'm pretty confident at this point that a relatively private overlay protocol can be done on top of Nostr for people in dangerous situations. It would not be cleanly interoperable with conventional users.

2024-10-02 14:43:12 CEST

Who knows someone who works at TSA?

2024-10-02 01:09:50 CEST

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multisig payout address to enforce a cooperate or reward burned dynamic. no work tracking, no proportional payout. just a simple gentlemen's agreement.

2024-10-02 00:08:08 CEST

Has anyone built something along the lines of a solomining collective with BitAxes along the lines of groups who play the lottery together?

2024-10-01 02:41:34 CEST

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https://primal.net/e/note1jas46k74eszhwcr8rn5mpa0wh3ml9r8w9elymvpyrkns6989fqssmyxjtv

2024-10-01 00:09:32 CEST

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o.O thats not an answer, and the scheme would require at least two colors chemically consistent enough to have the same x-ray profile to have a solid background with text overlays in a different color not show any differentiation between the two in terms of xray opacity.

2024-09-30 23:40:51 CEST

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what type of chemical differences between different hues exist that would have an impact of ink density printed on paper. I.e. yellow vs. blue vs. black. I'm trying to figure out the practicality of printed information in solid blocks of background color with a distinguishing color for text on top so that the text would not be distinguishable from the background color under an xray.

2024-09-30 19:28:47 CEST

If anyone has any kind of experience or resources regarding different chemical compositions of printer inks, would appreciate a brain to pick.

2024-09-30 15:55:32 CEST

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The idea is give both sides a financial incentive. If the researcher does good research without fraud, after a time period they can claim money that goes directly into their own pocket. People who can prove fraud instead at any time can prove that to the federated escrow to claim the funds instead. Researchers have an incentive to be honest, and reviewers have an incentive to find fraud.

2024-09-30 02:30:20 CEST

I wonder what effect federated bonds would have in the world of scientific research. Bond some portion of research grants and timelock them. Path A, researcher can claim funds after timelock. Path B, funds can be claimed by oracles and paid out to anyone proving research fraud.