chytrik

https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/users/63872/chytrik

bitcoin is fascinating

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npub1a8ny7wgydku0dgfl2gxsyk0nq9yparqs2u83v4k87ln4wg38uqqquvgya4

Profile Code

nprofile1qqswnej08yzxmw8k5yl4yrgzt8eszjq73sg9wrck2mrl0e6hygn7qqqpp4mhxue69uhkummn9ekx7mqpzpmhxue69uhkummnw3ezuamfdejsjp52n9

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nos.lol

nostr.wine

relay.damus.io

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npub1a8ny7wgydku0dgfl2gxsyk0nq9yparqs2u83v4k87ln4wg38uqqquvgya4

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2024-02-19 07:20:45 CET

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I'd say both have declined, but probably for unrelated reasons. In terms of bitcoin folks- there are just way more people now, and the reasons for newbies toi be interested in bitcoin are different as well. The conversation becomes less nuanced and interesting. "woohoo lets all get rich" is a fun meme, I get it.
eg, r/Bitcoin is more or less an unironic wallstreetbets now lol

2024-02-16 07:40:38 CET

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Hmm I guess I miss connecting with more bitcoin folks, and the interactions on other platforms have declined in quality over the years. nostr seems more of what I'm looking for, I just haven't had as much time for it as of late.

2024-02-08 09:00:16 CET

Haven’t opened up Damus in a while, updates are looking good! What’s going on tonight nostr people?
#introductions

2023-07-21 04:50:20 CEST

The largest bitcoin UTXO to ever exist (in BTC terms): 500,000 BTC!
https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/118997/what-was-the-largest-utxo-ever-created-in-bitcoin-s-entire-history

2023-06-26 10:32:31 CEST

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Cast iron or stainless steel.
Learn to use them properly, and you’ll never need a ‘non stick’ pan again.

2023-06-09 08:13:06 CEST

hello nostr, what is new and exciting around here? I haven't checked in much lately, show me the latest and greatest nostr things

2023-05-13 07:41:36 CEST

14,450 differnt BRC-20 tokens listed already..
*aggressively rolls eyes*
https://brc-20.io/

2023-04-30 08:33:49 CEST

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I think an issue is that people handle passwords in ways that you wouldn’t want to handle an Nsec. It’s an analogy that sorta works, but also can cause security nightmares for users when taken too literally. Nuance isn’t easily & widely conferred.

2023-04-18 00:14:15 CEST

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I guess all of this is to say: don't be afraid to dive in and get dirty setting up your own bitcoin infrastructure. It isn't super easy, but it isn't super hard either. Plus these days there is a whole spectrum of 'easier' node solutions out there if you really want (though building from source will most likely leave you feeling extra accomplished 😛).
If you haven't yet, what are you waiting for? Get your node online!

2023-04-18 00:11:48 CEST

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The same goes for LND, after setting up channels from the command line, I wrote a simple 'shortcuts' SSH script on my phone that would pay any lightning invoice copied to the clipboard. Worked great, until my LND node broke for other extraneous reasons 😥

2023-04-18 00:04:30 CEST

Is it strange that I have not once ever opened up the bitcoin-core GUI? I've only ever run it off the command line (I'm technically inclined, but not a super-coder-wizard by any stretch of the imagination).

2023-04-06 10:25:23 CEST

Just saw this on Reddit: the latest OSX includes a copy of the bitcoin whitepaper. Just run this command in terminal to open the pdf:
open /System/Library/Image\ Capture/Devices/VirtualScanner.app/Contents/Resources/simpledoc.pdf

2023-03-21 06:22:15 CET

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It really is odd that "what if the public looses trust in us?" doesn't seem to be much of a consideration for some of these institutions.

2023-03-20 05:01:45 CET

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They're just openly mocking users now eh? #[0]

2023-03-15 04:10:18 CET

I'm trying to log into nostrgram.co from a new device, via Alby. I'm receiving a message that says 'No NIP-07 extension detected', but Alby is installed and unlocked.
Tried restarting the browser, no luck. Anybody have any ideas?

2023-03-13 06:17:42 CET

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Nostrich 🤝 Honeybadger

2023-03-09 08:20:24 CET

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Looks good! 🍞

2023-03-07 12:26:41 CET

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How? It seemed to just always redirect me to an Edge download. Do you have a link?

2023-03-07 06:25:29 CET

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Yea I wouldn't use it for normal browsing, just playing with the chat.

2023-03-07 06:15:05 CET

Do I download Microsoft Edge, just to play with the new Bing chat? Hmm..

2023-03-06 12:57:22 CET

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Choosing to avoid dealing with unjustly regulated entities is not dishonourable.

2023-03-02 01:32:48 CET

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Yes I agree, and its a reason I find the current build-out of online ad-tech to be particularly scary: it is built to quietly identify and exploit our biases.
In the conversation around "what might an AI-driven future look like?", I think we need to carefully consider not only the dangers inherent to the AI itself, but also the dangers inherent to having an AI exist in parallel to other systems that open up potential for abuse. Because as-is, it seems like we're heading into a future of AI-driven advertising, that will likely be incredibly effective at playing our inherent biases without our knowing. "Genuine conversation" will be increasingly difficult to identify.

2023-03-02 01:19:26 CET

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Just saving a copy the instance/user data. I had a fairly active account for the entire time the instance was around, it would be cool to get a copy of my account data. I used the account as a spot to post stuff for later reference from time to time, so it would be nice to still have that on hand.
Understandable if not though, I knew the potential pitfalls of living on someone else's instance. ty for hosting for all those years, in any case 🍻

2023-03-01 22:47:09 CET

Oh damn, bitcoinhackers is dead now eh? RIP.
#[0] did you cache the instance data before taking it down by chance?

2023-03-01 03:54:54 CET

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I was just discussing that with a friend a night or two ago. As the digital world becomes more easily ‘forge-able’, will we further distinguish real life from it? Right now the two are somewhat messily tied together (ones irl persona, and online persona)

2023-02-28 05:37:31 CET

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It’s just more data for them to utilize with the ad platforms they do control. Even if nostr takes hold as an alternative, ad-serving-businesses will still exist online.

2023-02-28 05:31:23 CET

Damus updated. We zap’n now ⚡️😎

2023-02-27 04:22:04 CET

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I suspect it’ll all be something to laugh about in retrospect.

2023-02-26 00:55:16 CET

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Slowly but surely, holes are poker in the curtain of deception that shitcoiners drape over their projects.

2023-02-23 21:54:52 CET

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Spending quality time with my family, and working to build a better world for them.

2023-02-22 11:04:50 CET

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Happy 777,777

2023-02-22 11:02:59 CET

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That was quick!
tor link:
http://explorerzydxu5ecjrkwceayqybizmpjjznk5izmitf2modhcusuqlid.onion/block/00000000000000000005d35085cbcb510c14917f928aaa45facb0c0d24d471ce
clearnet:
https://blockstream.info/block/00000000000000000005d35085cbcb510c14917f928aaa45facb0c0d24d471ce #[1]

2023-02-22 10:57:15 CET

Next block is number 777,777!

2023-02-22 07:19:13 CET

Coming up on block 777,777.
Who here knows how many blocks they've owned bitcoin for?

2023-02-18 10:23:00 CET

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I agree, it is well past due for their to be monetization schemes beyond the absolute hell that is modern adtech.