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Brutal

2026-05-14T20:08:16Z

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Brutal

Sim eu vi que acontecerá em setembro, talvez assim um cliente ...

2026-05-08T18:45:00Z

In reply to nevent1q…and0
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Sim eu vi que acontecerá em setembro, talvez assim um cliente pwa seja a melhor opção mesmo.
Sabe me dizer sobre essa atualização do google no Android se também afetará os dispositivos com GrafenoOS ?

Fdroid, aptoide, zapstore, git, etc... Mandaram um salve.

2026-05-08T18:38:03Z

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Fdroid, aptoide, zapstore, git, etc... Mandaram um salve.

Jumble nem tem APP mobile, como querer comparar com algo se nem ...

2026-05-08T18:32:00Z

In reply to nevent1q…q0s9
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Jumble nem tem APP mobile, como querer comparar com algo se nem esta a altura ?

Uso uso amethyst e posso te afirmar que a sua afirmação está ...

2026-05-08T18:27:14Z

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Uso uso amethyst e posso te afirmar que a sua afirmação está equivocada.

https://www.ifixit.com/Tools

2026-05-07T09:10:54Z

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https://www.ifixit.com/Tools

Acompanhando...

2026-05-06T18:33:06Z

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Acompanhando...

Ao menos não nasci no nordeste.

2026-05-02T22:45:30Z

In reply to nevent1q…7p7t
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Ao menos não nasci no nordeste.

Tenho curtido a kai 9000 pra texto, sei que é só especificar no ...

2026-05-02T08:14:16Z

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Tenho curtido a kai 9000 pra texto, sei que é só especificar no prompt, mas essa tem a opção de selecionar se quer uma resposta rápida ou detalhada e na detalhada ela destrincha bem.

Assim como as pessoas trabalham por shitcoin estatal, o DEFI se ...

2026-04-29T16:37:47Z

Assim como as pessoas trabalham por shitcoin estatal, o DEFI se torna o meio e não um fim, tudo em prol uma única chegada, o bitcoin.

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Ethereum e as demais bluechips são boa apenas como protocolo.

Ethereum, excelente para DeFi.

Monero por exemplo, um excelente protocolo/plataforma para privacidade dos seus satoshis.

Solana, concorrendo DeFi com Ethereum.

Agora se vc acredita que esses tokens de governanças vão manter seu poder de compra e até aumentar ele, vc vai perecer.

Bitcoin or perish 🔥

It 's not the time yet !

2026-04-28T08:48:46Z

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It 's not the time yet !

#naddr1qq…re5v

2026-04-27T06:13:07Z

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Bitcoin CPU Lottery Miner on Linux Using Your Own Full Node

I have a 32 thread Ryzen CPU in my Debian PC and I definitely don't use most of that computing power most of the time. I thought it would be fun to throw a few of those idle threads at solo lottery mining with my own full node.

Here are the steps if you want to try the same thing:

This is not profitable CPU mining. It is educational lottery mining. Odds are extremely low, but the setup performs real SHA256d mining against your own node.

(this guide assumes you already have a full node running on your PC that is started by a systemd service. If you do not use systemd for that then just disregard step 1 and start with step 2.)

1. Verify your Bitcoin node config path
systemctl --user status bitcoind.service
Look for:
-datadir=/path/to/your/bitcoin/datadir
-conf=/path/to/your/bitcoin.conf
2. Edit bitcoin.conf
nano /path/to/your/bitcoin.conf
Add or verify:
server=1
rpcbind=127.0.0.1
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
zmqpubhashblock=tcp://127.0.0.1:28332
3. Create RPC credentials for ckpool
python3 - <<'PY'
import secrets, hmac, hashlib

user = "ckpool"
password = secrets.token_urlsafe(32)
salt = secrets.token_hex(16)
digest = hmac.new(salt.encode(), password.encode(), hashlib.sha256).hexdigest()

print("Add this line to bitcoin.conf:")
print(f"rpcauth={user}:{salt}${digest}")
print()
print("Use this password in ckpool.conf:")
print(password)
PY
Copy the printed rpcauth=ckpool:... line into bitcoin.conf

Save the printed password

4. Restart your node
systemctl --user daemon-reload
systemctl --user restart bitcoind.service
Test RPC:
bitcoin-cli \
  -datadir=/path/to/your/bitcoin/datadir \
  -conf=/path/to/your/bitcoin.conf \
  getblockchaininfo
Optional alias:
echo "alias bitcoin-cli-node='bitcoin-cli -datadir=/path/to/your/bitcoin/datadir -conf=/path/to/your/bitcoin.conf'" >> ~/.bashrc
source ~/.bashrc
5. Install all build dependencies
sudo apt update
sudo apt install -y \
  git build-essential autoconf automake libtool pkg-config \
  libssl-dev libevent-dev libzmq3-dev yasm \
  libcurl4-openssl-dev libjansson-dev \
  lm-sensors
6. Build ckpool-solo
mkdir -p ~/apps
cd ~/apps
git clone https://github.com/golden-guy/ckpool-solo.git
cd ckpool-solo
./autogen.sh
./configure
make -j"$(nproc)"
7. Configure ckpool
nano ~/apps/ckpool-solo/ckpool.conf
Replace the contents of the file with this:
{
  "btcd" : [
    {
      "url" : "127.0.0.1:8332",
      "auth" : "ckpool",
      "pass" : "PASTE_YOUR_GENERATED_RPC_PASSWORD_HERE",
      "notify" : true
    }
  ],
  "serverurl" : [
    "127.0.0.1:3333"
  ],
  "btcsig" : "/solo/"
}
8. Test ckpool manually
cd ~/apps/ckpool-solo
src/ckpool -k -B -c ckpool.conf
Expected output:
Connected to bitcoind: 127.0.0.1:8332
Mining solo to any incoming valid BTC address username
Stop with:
Ctrl+C
Start detached:
~/apps/ckpool-solo/src/ckpool -k -B -D -c ~/apps/ckpool-solo/ckpool.conf
Verify:
pgrep -a ckpool
ss -ltnp | grep 3333
9. Build cpuminer
cd ~/apps
git clone https://github.com/pooler/cpuminer.git
cd cpuminer
./autogen.sh
./configure
make -j"$(nproc)"
Test:
./minerd --help
10. Test mining manually
cd ~/apps/cpuminer

./minerd -a sha256d \
  -o stratum+tcp://127.0.0.1:3333 \
  -O YOUR_BITCOIN_ADDRESS.worker:x \
  -t 4
11. Check CPU temperature
sudo sensors-detect
sensors
Live monitoring:
watch -n 2 sensors
Temperature guidance:
<75°C   comfortable sustained load
75–85°C running a bit hot
85–90°C high, reduce load
>90°C   DANGER!!!
12. Enable services to run after logout
loginctl enable-linger "$USER"
13. Create ckpool systemd service
mkdir -p ~/.config/systemd/user
nano ~/.config/systemd/user/ckpool.service
[Unit]
Description=ckpool solo Stratum server
After=bitcoind.service
Requires=bitcoind.service

[Service]
Type=simple
WorkingDirectory=/home/YOUR_USER/apps/ckpool-solo
ExecStart=/home/YOUR_USER/apps/ckpool-solo/src/ckpool -k -B -c /home/YOUR_USER/apps/ckpool-solo/ckpool.conf
ExecStop=/usr/bin/pkill -TERM -x ckpool
Restart=on-failure
RestartSec=10

[Install]
WantedBy=default.target
14. Create miner environment file
mkdir -p ~/.config/minerd
nano ~/.config/minerd/minerd.env
BTC_ADDRESS=YOUR_BITCOIN_ADDRESS
MINER_THREADS=4
CPU_QUOTA=200%
15. Create minerd systemd service
nano ~/.config/systemd/user/minerd.service
[Unit]
Description=Bitcoin CPU lottery miner
After=ckpool.service
Requires=ckpool.service

[Service]
Type=simple
EnvironmentFile=/home/YOUR_USER/.config/minerd/minerd.env
WorkingDirectory=/home/YOUR_USER/apps/cpuminer
ExecStart=/home/YOUR_USER/apps/cpuminer/minerd -a sha256d -o stratum+tcp://127.0.0.1:3333 -O ${BTC_ADDRESS}.worker:x -t ${MINER_THREADS}
Restart=on-failure
RestartSec=10
Nice=15
CPUWeight=10
CPUQuota=${CPU_QUOTA}
IOSchedulingClass=idle

[Install]
WantedBy=default.target
16. Stop manual processes
pkill minerd
pkill ckpool
17. Enable and start services
systemctl --user daemon-reload
systemctl --user enable ckpool.service minerd.service
systemctl --user start ckpool.service
systemctl --user start minerd.service
18. Verify everything
systemctl --user status ckpool.service
systemctl --user status minerd.service
pgrep -a ckpool
pgrep -a minerd
ss -ltnp | grep 3333
Logs:
journalctl --user -u ckpool.service -f
journalctl --user -u minerd.service -f
19. Adjust threads or CPU cap
nano ~/.config/minerd/minerd.env
Example:
MINER_THREADS=4
CPU_QUOTA=200%
Restart:
systemctl --user restart minerd.service
20. Expected result

Example output:
thread 0: 16700 khash/s
thread 1: 16700 khash/s
thread 2: 16700 khash/s
thread 3: 16700 khash/s
Total:
~66.8 MH/s
Final Notes

This is lottery mining, not income generation

You are mining directly against your own node

You control the full stack: node → stratum → miner

This is useful for learning and sovereignty, not profit

You have a better chance of winning the powerball than getting a block reward, but the point is, you are now fully participating in the Bitcoin network!

Later you can point any ASICs you have to mine to the same stratum server if you really want to get serious about solo mining.

Não faça isso, não procure alguém para te completar e sim ...

2026-04-21T09:19:17Z

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Não faça isso, não procure alguém para te completar e sim para te agregar.
Seja auto suficiente, antes de querer se juntar a alguem.
Se encontrar alguem que te complete, e um dia o relacionamento morre (sim isso sempre é uma possibilidade) você acaba por morrer junto.

Uma farofada com carne de tatu é excelente !

2026-04-19T18:24:38Z

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Uma farofada com carne de tatu é excelente !

#naddr1qq…dwpd

2026-04-17T06:23:24Z

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The traditional financial system is orchestrating a profound, coordinated attempt to assimilate and neuter the greatest monetary revolution of our time.

The establishment has realized that it cannot outright kill the Bitcoin network, so it has decided to do something far more insidious: change its fundamental definition. By labeling Bitcoin as an "asset" or "commodity" instead of money, governments and Wall Street are trying to neutralize its greatest threat. They do not need to physically shut down the network; they only need to trap it in a regulatory web that practically destroys its utility as a daily medium of exchange.

For Bitcoiners, understanding this shift is critical because it represents a direct attack on the core purpose of the protocol. The supreme power of Bitcoin does not come from its dollar exchange rate on traditional indices; it comes from the capacity to exchange value directly, across borders, without intermediaries, permission, or censorship.

The Three-Pronged Trap of the "Asset" Label

Why does the traditional financial system desperately want Bitcoin to be classified solely as an asset, property, or digital gold? Because treating it strictly as a speculative commodity effectively castrates its utility as peer-to-peer cash. They accomplish this through three main attack vectors:

1. Tax Friction: Destroying the Medium of Exchange

If every time you buy a coffee with Satoshis or pay for a service, you have to calculate your cost basis, the current price, and pay a 15% or 20% capital gains tax to the State, the use of Bitcoin as cash fails.

This accounting and tax friction is an artificial barrier designed to disincentivize transactions. The government is artificially forcing a modern version of Gresham’s Law (bad money drives out good money): they push you to constantly get rid of their inflationary fiat currency (dollars, euros) in your daily life, while forcing you to hoard and hide your Bitcoin. This isolates the Bitcoin network and keeps fiat as the undisputed, inescapable king of daily commerce.

2. Wall Street's Bear Hug (Financialization)

Wall Street does not want an alternative financial system; they want to absorb Bitcoin to extract fees within the current system. When they define Bitcoin as an "asset," the logical next step is to create derivatives, financial IOUs, and above all, ETFs.

The "financialization" of Bitcoin means millions of people start buying "paper that says Bitcoin" instead of holding their own private keys. They shift the focus from possessing uncensorable, sovereign money (where you are your own bank) to speculating on an asset through a traditional broker just to make more fiat dollars. If the majority of Bitcoin ends up custodied by institutions like BlackRock or Fidelity to back ETFs, the legacy system regains control over the very money that the technology was built to liberate.

3. The Collateralization Trap

By classifying it as an asset and not as a functional currency, the system pushes you toward collateralization. The message from the banks is clear: "Don't spend your Bitcoin, because you will pay high taxes. Instead, leave your Bitcoin with us as collateral, and we will lend you dollars to live on."

While marketed in the "crypto" space as a savvy wealth strategy, at a macroeconomic level, it keeps humanity trapped in the fiat system. If you use Bitcoin to borrow dollars, the unit of account remains the dollar. The economy continues to revolve around the banks' printers. Furthermore, to secure these fiat loans, you must surrender custody of your keys to centralized lenders. You become an unsecured creditor exposed to counterparty risk, ready to be liquidated when Wall Street market makers manufacture flash crashes to sweep up retail coins.

Rebellion vs. Assimilation: The El Salvador Lesson

To understand exactly where the system draws its red line, we only need to look at how different global actors are treated when they interact with the network.

When El Salvador passed the Bitcoin Law, making it official legal tender, the reaction from the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the World Bank, and US politicians was immediate, hostile, and punitive. El Salvador crossed the line by attempting a true monetary rebellion. By recognizing it as legal tender, they eliminated capital gains taxes on daily exchanges, opened the door to bypass the SWIFT network, and threatened the fiat debt-trap model that international financial institutions rely upon to exert geopolitical control. The system pushed back relentlessly to force them into submission.

Contrast this violent reaction with the red carpet rolled out for Wall Street ETFs (IBIT) or corporate accumulation strategies (MSTR). These entities are celebrated, regulated, and approved by the SEC because they play strictly by the fiat rules. They do not threaten the dollar as a medium of exchange. Corporate treasuries issue fiat debt to hoard Bitcoin, acting as supply black holes, while centralized exchanges enforce draconian KYC and AML surveillance. Wall Street encapsulates the network. Their embrace is not authentic adoption; it is financial assimilation.

The Ultimate Goal: Becoming the Unit of Account

The resistance of Bitcoiners who defend its purely monetary use is vital. If Bitcoin settles for being merely "digital gold"—a reserve asset safely locked inside a virtual institutional vault while we continue to use government money to survive—Wall Street and central banks will have won the operational war.

For Bitcoin to fulfill its original, peaceful purpose, it cannot be a sterile "asset" subjugated to the dollar. It must force the world to transition. The true victory of the network is not a magical asset reaching one million dollars a coin; the real victory is using Bitcoin daily, without friction, peer-to-peer, to the point where nobody even cares how many dollars it's worth. The goal is to become the ultimate unit of account.

The Cypherpunk Sanctuary: Nostr vs. The Circus of X

The battleground of ideas has shifted, requiring us to abandon compromised platforms. "Bitcoin Twitter" (X) has devolvement into a wretched hive of engagement farming, algorithm-slop, and fiat-brained influencers cheering for the very Wall Street suits Satoshi sought to destroy.

The absolute brain-rot and retarded shit taking place on X is laughable. Desperate accounts prioritize engagement over truth, treating Bitcoin as a mere stock ticker while bowing to regulators. It is a ridiculous circus of clowns begging for institutional validation.

Thank God for NOSTR. Built on decentralized relays and cryptographic key pairs, Nostr stands as the uncompromised beacon of truth, freedom, and privacy. It represents the authentic cypherpunk future. NOSTR is the censorship-resistant communication layer that perfectly mirrors the sovereign monetary layer of the true Bitcoin. It separates the signal from the noise, shielding us from the idiocy of centralized social media and ensuring that the discourse defending free money remains as uncapturable as the money itself.

Stand and Fight: Demand real Bitcoin

Satoshi Nakamoto did not pen the whitepaper to create a new way for asset managers to extract yield from you. We are at a historical crossroads, and the choice is stark.

We can accept RETARDED Bitcoin: a corporatized asset that sits paralyzed in institutional vaults, ready to be paper-traded, fractionalized, hyper-collateralized, liquidated by market makers, and ultimately confiscated by the State.

Or, we can fight for real Bitcoin: uncensorable, intermediary-free, sovereign peer-to-peer cash.

To win the war for the soul of the network, the community must take a firm, uncompromising stand. Take your coins off the exchanges. Self-custody your wealth and hold your own private keys. Run a node to verify your truth. Stop measuring your wealth in dying fiat currency. Build, support, and participate in circular economies where the network is treated not as a stock to be sold, but as the actual money used to trade goods and services.

Do not let the traditional financial system castrate the revolution. Reject the enslaved asset. Defend freedom money. Don't sell your soul to the fiat money machine.

Live free. Use Bitcoin as money.

#naddr1qq…tsy9

2026-04-16T10:49:17Z

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Meshtastic began with a straightforward goal: to keep hiking buddies connected in the outdoors when cell service was unavailable. What started as a simple project has grown, thanks to a passionate community pushing the boundaries of what's possible. Today, Meshtastic is used in Search and Rescue operations, off-grid communication, disaster recovery, and even grid-down scenarios. Whether it's preparing for the next flood or tornado, extending communication over the Internet with MQTT, or simply enjoying an off-grid adventure, Meshtastic has become an essential tool for many.

Balancing Encryption with Practical Use (https://meshtastic.org/blog/introducing-new-public-key-cryptography-in-v2_5/#balancing-encryption-with-practical-use) For many, Meshtastic's encryption is a key part of the appeal. Over the years, the challenge has been finding a balance: implementing strong encryption without excluding low-power IoT platforms or overwhelming LoRa's limited bandwidth. Before version 2.5, encryption relied on a static pre-shared key per channel, which was quite robust. However, it had one notable limitation: Direct Messages (DMs).

DMs were sent using the same shared channel key, which meant that while DMs were theoretically private, they were accessible to anyone on the same channel. The honor system was the only safeguard, particularly since the default Meshtastic setup uses a publicly known encryption key, leaving DMs effectively unencrypted out of the box.

Challenges with Remote Administration (https://meshtastic.org/blog/introducing-new-public-key-cryptography-in-v2_5/#challenges-with-remote-administration) Remote administration also presented hurdles. The conventional method involved creating an "admin" channel, allowing any node on that channel to be controlled remotely. This approach had drawbacks, notably that nodes open to administering others were also vulnerable to being administered themselves.

Introducing Public Key Cryptography (PKC) to Meshtastic (https://meshtastic.org/blog/introducing-new-public-key-cryptography-in-v2_5/#introducing-public-key-cryptography-pkc-to-meshtastic) In 2022, a user named edinnen proposed a solution with a pull request that introduced a public/private key scheme for DMs. Although the initial feedback was promising, the patch became outdated as time passed. Recently, everything aligned, and we revisited and reworked this patch, making it the foundation of Meshtastic's version 2.5 development.

Our new PKC implementation is now a core feature, providing each node with a unique public key generated at first boot. This key enables secure, encrypted connections between nodes and serves as a unique identifier within the mesh. It also solves the remote administration challenge—nodes can now be identified and authorized as remote administrators through their public keys.

A Major Step Forward in Security (https://meshtastic.org/blog/introducing-new-public-key-cryptography-in-v2_5/#a-major-step-forward-in-security) With this new PKC scheme, Meshtastic offers enhanced encryption for DMs and secure remote administration for difficult-to-reach nodes. While we still caution against relying solely on Meshtastic encryption for life-or-death situations, this update marks a significant advancement in privacy and security for the mesh network.

Technical Deep Dive: The Mechanics of Meshtastic's New Encryption (https://meshtastic.org/blog/introducing-new-public-key-cryptography-in-v2_5/#technical-deep-dive-the-mechanics-of-meshtastics-new-encryption) At the heart of Meshtastic's new encryption system lies the X25519 elliptic curve Diffie-Hellman key exchange. This process unfolds in two key steps:

• Key Generation: Upon first boot, each device generates a random private key and derives a corresponding public key using the X25519 algorithm. This public key is then broadcast to the mesh as part of the node's regular announcements.

• Secure Communication: When a node initiates a Direct Message (DM), it completes the X25519 key exchange by combining its private key with the recipient's public key. This process generates a unique shared secret, which is then used to encrypt the DM. The receiving node can independently derive the same shared secret using its private key and the sender's public key, enabling secure decryption.

Figure 1: Visual representation of Meshtastic's X25519 key exchange process

The encryption scheme employs AES-CCM (Counter with CBC-MAC), which provides both confidentiality and authenticity. A notable feature is the inclusion of a short Message Authentication Code, verifying the sender's identity and ensuring message integrity. To further enhance security, DM messages incorporate an additional 4 bytes of random nonce, effectively preventing potential compromises due to nonce reuse.

Remote administration has also seen significant improvements. Administration messages now include an 8-byte session key, set by the node being administered. This key is included in responses and must be present in any packet attempting to make changes. With a 300-second timeout, this mechanism provides robust protection against replay attacks of captured administration traffic.

Conclusion (https://meshtastic.org/blog/introducing-new-public-key-cryptography-in-v2_5/#conclusion) Meshtastic's journey from a simple hiking communication tool to a versatile, secure mesh networking solution showcases the power of community-driven development. The introduction of our new Public Key Cryptography scheme in version 2.5 represents a significant advancement in the platform's security capabilities, addressing long-standing challenges in direct messaging and remote administration.

As we continue to refine and expand Meshtastic's features, we remain committed to balancing robust security with practical usability. While this update significantly enhances the platform's privacy and security, we encourage users to approach encryption with a clear understanding of its strengths and limitations, especially in critical scenarios.

Looking ahead, we're excited about the possibilities this new encryption framework opens up. We invite our community to explore these new features, provide feedback, and continue pushing the boundaries of what's possible with Meshtastic. Together, we're building a more secure and connected future for off-grid communication.

#naddr1qq…l45e

2026-04-10T18:29:42Z

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The leaders of the free world hate anonymity. Mass state surveillance which began with the Patriot Act, has evolved into demands for unencrypted back doors and chat control.

Australia, the UK, and others stifle anonymity and even pseudonymity through age verification. Germany, France, and Spain have openly called for digital verification and “real names on the internet.” This is not incidental.

*Note: Anonymity means no your actions are completely unlinked from any persistent identifier. Pseudonymity means acting under a consistent but false or separate identity. Full digital anonymity is rare, but we use the term here as it is more commonly used to refer to online pseudonymity.

Worryingly, governments, corporations, and even private citizens may not need special powers to unmask vast swathes of internet users. A recent ETH Zurich study proved that LLMs can already de-anonymize social media users with 90% accuracy.

Yet, anonymity is a necessary condition for exercising several recognized rights:

Privacy — communicating without revealing one’s identity protects personal data, relationships, and intimate aspects of life.

Freedom of expression — anonymity shields speakers from retaliation, allowing dissent, whistle‑blowing, artistic experimentation, or participation in controversial debates.

Freedom of assembly and association — anonymous gathering or organizing online can be essential where public identification would expose participants to persecution.

Identity and anonymity are not mutually exclusive. They never were. Every citizen should have access to both. They are the Yin and Yang of our digital existence.

If we do not understand the history and mechanics of digital identity control, we will lose our rights. We will live in an unbalanced, ringfenced world where people can’t even remember the reasons why, sometimes, they must remain faceless.

Controlled Demolition: A Timeline of Increasing ID Checks from 1995 to Now

1995 – Real‑name policy on AOL
AOL began requiring members to register with a “real” name and phone number, linking accounts to billing information.

1998 – PayPal’s email verification

PayPal mandated that new accounts confirm a unique email address and later added mandatory linkage to a bank account or credit card, tying online payments to verified identities.

2000 – eBay’s verified user program
eBay introduced a “Verified User” badge that required users to submit a government‑issued ID and a validated mailing address.

2001 – The Patriot Act brings in sweeping surveillance powers

ISPs could be compelled to turn over subscriber information without prior court approval, including IP logs and browsing histories, letting authorities link an IP address to a specific user.

2003 – Facebook’s real‑name enforcement\ Facebook’s early policy required members to use their legal names, backed by occasional manual reviews.

2005 – Google phone‑number verification
Google started prompting users to add a mobile phone number for account recovery, creating a link between the account and a physical device.

2007 – Twitter’s email confirmation\ Twitter made it mandatory to confirm a unique email address before tweeting, reducing throwaway accounts.

2011 – Reddit’s “Verified Email” badge\ Reddit added a badge for users who verified a unique email address, discouraging mass‑created throwaway accounts.

2013 – Silk Road shutdown
Ross Ulbricht’s anonymous dark-net marketplace was seized and shut down by the FBI.

2014 – GDPR preparation begins\ Companies began collecting explicit consent and identity data, increasing data‑linkage practices.

2015 – Uber’s background checks begin
Uber required drivers to undergo third‑party background checks and link their accounts to driver’s licenses, making rider‑driver interactions traceable.

2016 – WhatsApp’s phone‑number registration\ WhatsApp enforced a one‑account‑per‑phone‑number rule, eliminating truly anonymous messaging on the platform.

2017 – Instagram’s two‑factor authentication
Instagram rolled out 2FA (SMS or authenticator app), tying accounts to a verified phone number.

2019 – Real‑ID requirement for developers\ Apple demanded developers submit government‑issued IDs and tax information, reducing anonymous app publishing. The company rolled out enforced 2FA for all Apple accounts later that year.

2020 – COVID‑19 contact‑tracing apps launch
(e.g., NHS COVID‑19, Apple/Google Exposure Notification)\ These apps required users to register with a verified phone number or health‑system ID, linking exposure data to a semi‑anonymous token.

2022 – EU’s Digital Services Act (DSA) and Chat Control
Large online platforms were obliged to collect “minimum age” and “contact” information for all users, and to provide “traceability” for very large online services, tightening ID constraints. A mandatory‑scan clause for online chat was suggested (eventually removed from the draft bill in late 2025).\ \ \ 2023 – UK Online Safety Act passes\ This law, replacing the 2017 Digital Economy Act, set the stage for strict age verification requirements across major platforms. Enforcement began in 2025

2024 – Australia bans social media for under-16s\ Strict age-verification enforcement began on 10th December 2025.

2025 – EU-wide age-verification prototype\ The EU Commission released a prototype of an EU-wide age verification app ("mini wallet") for pilot testing in countries like Denmark, France, and Italy.

2026 – Global biometric expansion\ Countries including Vietnam, Nigeria, and Indonesia are expanding national biometric ID systems, with South Korea requiring facial biometrics for new mobile numbers.

These changes were not incidental. Each entry on the timeline accelerated the next. Since the internet began, anonymity and pseudonymity have drastically decreased. With new government policies, digital ID, and biometric data storage, centralized systems and platforms will have no option to provide access to non-verified users.

What are the reasons for the construction of this digital panopticon?\ What are the arguments against?

Arguments for Control: Ten Reasons They Fail

There are many arguments used to curb digital freedoms. All of them are fundamentally flawed in that they only seek to increase state power while denying the need for anonymity as a counterbalance to control.

Still, let’s see what we’re up against.

Argument 1: Identification makes criminals easier to trace. Rebuttal: Those who seek to identify ‘criminals’ are the very same people who define crime. The danger of increasingly vague definitions of ‘crime’ based on online profiles offer state departments virtually unlimited powers to stifle undesirable behavior. Further, creativity and new technology means that bad actors will always be able to penetrate or circumnavigate ringfenced systems before regulators can adapt. Jurisdictional difference and the competition of nation-states also offers optionality to bad actors and criminals.

Argument 2: Quelling ‘hate speech’ and ‘extremist’ content.\ Rebuttal: ‘Hate’ and ‘extreme’ are subjective concepts, poorly defined in a deliberate attempt to increase conformity and homogeneity. The flip side to this is that any defined ‘hate speech’ terms can be circumvented through creative use of language. While Nostr Improvement Possibility NIP 68 defined specific language to label profanity, hate‑speech, sexual content, no Nostr client has implemented it (rendering it defunct). Studies have shown that humans will find a way to disseminate content relating to their ideology regardless of whether they must identify or not, rendering the ID requirement ineffective at stopping ideas themselves.

Argument 3: Reducing the spread of misinformation\ Rebuttal: With the internet opening publishing access to all comers, the legacy monopoly on what constitutes truth or lies has died. Fact-checking, hard evidence, and rigorous methodology is all still valuable, but it need not be performed by centralized entities. Anonymous participation encourages honest discussion of stigmatized topics (mental health, sexuality, politics). Simply put, the only people who can decide on what is and isn’t ‘misinformation’ are the communities and people consuming it. Through value-based fact-checking and reputational staking, netizens must navigate their own way in a ‘post truth’ world.

Argument 4: Enforced identification protects vulnerable groups\ Rebuttal: Remote communication increases the possibility for harassment, revenge porn, and harmful acts against children. However, the loss of anonymity could disproportionately affect victims. Identification increases the risk of retaliation, stalking and doxxing, and the lack of cultural understanding in responding to these acts. Unless you remove the root cause for why people carry out these behaviors, they cannot be stopped through identification alone.

Argument 5: Fewer scams and less ‘money laundering’.\ Rebuttal: ‘Money laundering’ is a 21st-century label for a state-created offense (which violates no property rights). Many legitimate services, e.g., Bitcoin wallets, privacy‑focused browsers, rely on pseudonymity for security. Only complete control of every aspect of online transactions would nullify the threat of fraud. Scammers can bypass verification through stolen, forged, or synthetic documents, recycled phone numbers, SIM‑swap attacks, and social‑engineering tactics that trick legitimate users into revealing credentials. Plus, once an account is verified, it can still be hijacked, reused across platforms, or exploited via phishing, romance, and business‑email‑compromise schemes that target trust rather than anonymity. Cryptographic security, webs of trust, and community initiatives create a more effective layered defense than simple ‘real name’ policies.

Argument 6: Protection of intellectual property by identifying infringers\ Rebuttal: In his seminal work Against Intellectual Property, Stephen Kinsella states, “The purpose of property rights is to allocate owners of scarce resources to permit peaceful, cooperative, productive use of these resources.”Digital IP doesn’t exist because it is not scarce. Digital bits can be reproduced, so it cannot be ‘stolen’. Meanwhile, online anonymity fosters innovation and experimentation by allowing users to use existing ideas to build value without reputational risk.

Argument 7: Identity checks enhance national security\ Rebuttal: The need to monitor vast swathes of data creates huge pressures on government resources and leads to the expansion and inefficiency of security departments. Determined adversaries can avoid or subvert checks through forged or stolen credentials, inadequate biometric checks, incomplete intelligence, and human error. Further, anonymity protects free speech, especially for dissidents, whistleblowers, and journalists in repressive regimes. Implementing global de‑anonymization would require massive coordination, raising jurisdictional and sovereignty concerns.

Argument 8: Identification prevents “sockpuppet” accounts and astroturfing\ Rebuttal: Bots bypass ID checks by automating the very steps that were meant to be “human‑only.” They do this through a mix of cheap disposable credentials, outsourced human solving services, sophisticated image‑generation tools, and large pools of rotating IP addresses. There are also several legitimate reasons for needing multiple accounts: work and personal use, individual accounts for family members/children, project‑specific or testing sandbox accounts, privacy‑focused anonymous persona for sensitive topics, distinct brands or business profiles, regional/language‑specific accounts, compliance‑driven separate audit trails (e.g., finance, health).

Argument 9: ID reduces the need for high platform security costs\ Rebuttal: The burden is simply passed to the user here. They incur the cost and risk of providing their identity to a commercial third-party. Centralized identity systems create single points of failure, which are attractive targets for hackers.

Argument 10: Real-name policy promotes ‘responsible’ online behavior\ Rebuttal: One person’s ‘responsible’ is another person’s ‘reckless’. Normalizing the language of conformity does not change anyone’s behaviour — it simply weaponizes words to implement hard checks and control. Removing anonymity pushes malicious actors to more hidden channels, making them harder to detect. Reasoned discussion and crowd-sourced problem solving can only thrive in an environment where reputation is built over time rather than tied to legal identity.


Every argument above shares one structural flaw: the enforcement mechanism always costs more than the problem it solves. The cost is paid by the innocent. Arguments in favor of ending anonymity often use malleable and subjective language. Terms such as ‘protect’, ‘extreme’, and ‘vulnerable’ all lack the precision to facilitate real enforcement. They are used as the state’s premier weapons in the war on privacy and are parroted by subservient legacy media.

But for every weapon, there is an effective defense.

The Survival of Identity-Free Communication in 2026

As long as the non-zero possibility to mask your digital identity exists, power is kept in check. Without this harmony and balance provided by the dark Yin of anonymity, freedom contracts and eventually dies.

While governments focus on stripping the convenience of remaining anonymous online, they chase greater control. Unless we push back and continue to highlight the counterpoints to state propaganda, ordinary citizens do lose control. Anonymity can never be made illegal, but it can be drastically throttled through ignorance.

Every conversation, every article, every comment, every share, every campaign, every interaction helps maintain this healthy balance. Democracy is not conformity.

As well as pushing back and making the voice of freedom heard, we must continue to build and use permissionless digital systems that protect identity. Their very existence stops the ultimate death of anonymity; their continued use restores the balance of power and builds resilient societies.

Protect yourself and others.\ Use all the identity-free tools at your disposal.\ Join the counteroffensive.

Byline

Article by: @totallyhumanwriter

Philip Charter is a totally human author, editor, and writer for leaders and companies in the freedom tech space. He successfully escaped the bad British weather and now lives in Gran Canaria, Spain.

#naddr1qq…etmh

2026-03-30T17:59:18Z

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naddr1qq…etmh

Most people think non-native EMFs exist only near power lines or Wireless devices.

But.. Solar panels create nnEMFs that travel further.

However, it's not the panels themselves,

The problem comes from the electronics, especially the Inverters & monitoring system

nnEMFs from Solar Panels

A LONG READ🧵

How does a Solar Panel work?

→ Panels convert sunlight into low voltage DC (24V) electricity

→ This DC electricity travels through metal conduit wiring to an inverter

→ The inverter converts DC to usable AC (120V) for home appliances Solar panels basically convert light energy into electricity using Inverters.

There are 2 main types of Inverters

1. String Inverter (Traditional)

→ Sits on the side of the house → Converts DC to AC in one place → If one panel is shaded, it affects all the others

2. Micro-Inverters (Modern)

→ One per panel, mounted behind each panel

→ Each converts DC to AC on the spot

→ If one panel is shaded, only its output drops.. not the whole system

When it comes to nnEMFs,

String inverters are generally better but...

but... only if they’re installed correctly.

Let's talk about the 3 main nnEMF concerns around these panels

1. AC Electric & Magnetic fields (ELF-EMF)

These aren't usually a big concern if the wiring is done properly in metal conduit because... because...

The Metal conduit (the pipe the wires run through) blocks Electric fields

and if the two wires inside (hot and neutral) are carrying equal power in opposite directions, their Magnetic fields cancel each other out.

But..

The inverter itself is a “point source” of Magnetic fields, similar to a Transformer.

This field is strong close up but drops off rapidly within a few feet.

PS : Don't sleep or work near the wall where the inverter or main panel is mounted.

2. Radio-frequency Radiation (RF)

Your solar system needs to send updates about how much power it’s generating.

Most systems do this wirelessly, using WiFi or cellular signals, often multiple times an hour. That means your solar system might include:

A WiFi chip in the inverter

A smart meter that sends signals

Or several wireless gadgets working together

PS : Use a system that uses a wired internet connection instead of wireless (like Locus LGate 101E)

Next is

3. Dirty Electricity (DE)

The Biggest Concern from Solar Panel setup

When your solar panels collect sunlight, they produce a steady, low voltage type of electricity called DC (direct current)

But your home doesn’t use DC.

Dirty Electricity 101

https://x.com/ze_rusty/status/1789945931875430804

Your appliances need AC (alternating current)

The kind of electricity that comes out of your wall sockets.

That’s where the inverter comes in. It’s the device that converts DC into usable AC power.

But that's where the problem is..

During that conversion process, the inverter doesn’t produce clean, smooth electricity.

It often creates extra, unwanted energy spikes that ride along the normal power lines in your home.

These energy spikes are called Dirty Electricity (DE)

What does Dirty electricity actually do?

→ It sends bursts of high-frequency energy (like 20,000 times per second or more) through the same wiring that powers your lights and devices

→ These bursts radiate out into your living space, even if the appliance is TURNED OFF → They can travel along the wires, but also through the air, affecting areas several feet away from walls or cords

→ They can even travel back through your power lines and into nearby homes, especially if you're all on the same utility grid

How do we know this?

Dirty electricity shows up as “fuzzy” or jagged distortions on special testing equipment like oscilloscopes.

Instead of seeing a clean, flowing wave of power, experts see a bumpy, noisy line.. proof that the electricity is full of interference.

For some people, especially those who are electrically sensitive (EHS)

Dirty electricity can cause symptoms like:

— Headaches — Poor sleep — Brain fog — Fatigue or anxiety — Tingling sensations

Even if you're not sensitive now,

Long term exposure to DE is still a biological stressor like background noise your body is constantly reacting to, even if you don't realise it. Once Dirty electricity is in your wiring, it:

— Spreads to every outlet & cord connected to the same circuit

— Can be present even when lights & appliances are off

— Comes from your own inverter but CAN ALSO enter from your neighbour’s system through shared utility lines Here are some Solar Inverter brands ranked by cleanliness (Less Dirty Electricity)

PS : I've zero affiliations with any of these

SolarEdge HD Wave + DC Optimizers

It's a string inverter with optimizers and among the lowest in DE.

Optimizers allow panel level independence without full micro-inverter drawbacks.

Enphase Micro-Inverters

Cleaner than most micro-inverters

but still RF-emitting. Avoid unless hardwired.

SMA / Sunny Boy (Germany)

Traditional string inverter.

Known for low DE output, good for low-EMF setups.

Make sure to avoid models with wireless modules unless disabled.

Fronius (Austria)

Also a String inverter.

Reliable brand but earlier models (like Galvo/Primo) used WiFi & created DE.

Later models are better, but disable WiFi.
Avoid

1/ Growatt
2/ Huawei
3/ GoodWe
4/ Solax Power
5/ Solaredge (non-HD Wave models)
6/ Tesla Solar Inverter / SolarCity (now Tesla)

All Generic/cheaper brands that generate high DE
PS : You can use a Stetzer/greenwave DE meter to test for Dirty electricity.

What about Battery walls?

Battery walls also known as home energy storage systems are large batteries installed near your home that store electricity

These batteries store excess energy produced by your solar panels during the day & release it when needed

Sounds helpful, right?

Well… yes and no.

Unlike solar inverters that only operate during sunlight hours, battery walls are always running.

That means they are actively converting & managing power 24/7, even when:

Your appliances are turned off

The power is not being pulled

You’re asleep at night

Because of the way they're designed, they constantly inject high-frequency electrical noise a.k.a dirty electricity into your home’s wiring. If you're Electromagnetically Sensitive (EHS)

Avoid solar panel installations completely

Even low-DE setups might still trigger symptoms

Once installed, it’s hard (and expensive) to remove leased systems

BUT..

If you still want solar setup..

Use better inverters (mentioned above)

Use wired communication (not WiFi/cell based)

Install a whole house Satic DE filter

Add plug-in filters if needed (use a Alpha lab/Stetzer/Greenwave meter to measure DE)

Avoid battery walls unless essential (and only with filtering)

That's a wrap.

If you're looking to reduce EMF exposure from your everyday life

You should grab a copy of my book ↓

100+ EMF hacks for a healthier life

https://solarpowered.gumroad.com/l/emf

You can also pay via Sats and get 30% off.

ZAP me 28,000 sats and I'll DM you the coupon.

Are you still not sure about Solar?

I offer EMF consulting services where

I guide you through safer options

Answer any EMF queries you might have

Recommend fixes that actually work

Help you create a low-EMF space you can thrive in
Book a consult ↓
https://solarpowered.gumroad.com/l/consult

You can also pay via Sats and get huge discount. ZAP me 28,000 sats (for book) or 60,000 sats for consult and I'll DM you the link to checkout.

Thanks for reading. I love you all,

Rusty

Então irei faze-la a cada minuto.

2026-03-28T19:13:36Z

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Então irei faze-la a cada minuto.

#naddr1qq…uadn

2026-03-28T19:08:20Z

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naddr1qq…uadn

Different Problems, Same Network

Payments on Nostr have two shapes.

Sometimes you need to talk to a wallet that lives somewhere else. Send a command, get a result. That's NIP-47. Nostr Wallet Connect.

Sometimes you need the wallet right here. Tokens you hold, ready to spend, no remote call. That's NIP-60. #Ecash on Nostr.

These aren't competing approaches. They solve different things.

NIP-47: The Remote Wallet

NWC is how you reach the Lightning infrastructure. A wallet provider, a self-hosted node, or a Cashu mint bridged through NUTbits. Your app sends requests over Nostr relays. The wallet executes them.
const nwc = new NWC('nostr+walletconnect://...')
await nwc.connect()
await nwc.payInvoice('lnbc...')
Pay invoices. Create invoices. Check balances. Listen for incoming payments. Lightning Address resolution and fiat conversion built in. The NWC class handles encryption negotiation, request matching, typed errors, the full NIP-47 surface.

NWC is powerful when the wallet needs to be always-on. Receiving zaps while you're offline. Routing payments through the Lightning Network. Connecting to infrastructure with liquidity you (didn't) have to manage.

NIP-60: The Local Wallet

NIP-60 #Cashu flips the model. The wallet lives in your Nostr identity. Ecash proofs stored as encrypted events on relays. Your keys decrypt them. Your client spends them.
import { nip60 } from 'nostr-core'

// Fetch wallet from relays
const filters = nip60.getWalletFilters(pubkey)

// Parse token events
const token = nip60.parseTokenEvent(event, secretKey)
const balance = nip60.getProofsBalance(token.proofs)

// Record a transaction
const history = nip60.createHistoryEvent(
  { direction: 'out', amount: '1000', unit: 'sat', events: [...] },
  secretKey
)
No remote service for basic operations. You hold bearer tokens. Spending means constructing a transaction with proofs you already have. The mint verifies and settles.

Switch clients. Switch devices. Log in with your Nostr key and your balance is there. The proofs live on relays, encrypted, waiting.

Where Each One Fits

NWC shines when: - You need Lightning Network access - Your app delegates payment execution to infrastructure - You need the wallet always-on for incoming payments - You're integrating with services that speak BOLT-11

NIP-60 shines when: - Payments should be portable across clients and devices - Privacy matters (bearer tokens, blind signatures) - You're building peer-to-peer transfers in a community - The wallet should follow the user's identity, not a device

Both at Once

The interesting part is an app that supports both.

A social client uses NIP-60 for quick transfers between users. Ecash tokens, instant, private, no Lightning routing. The same client uses NWC for receiving zaps from the wider network, paying invoices, bridging to Lightning.

Small payments stay local. Larger payments route through Lightning. The user just sends sats. The app picks the path.

A marketplace where buyers hold ecash in a NIP-60 wallet for instant checkout. But the seller receives via NWC into their Lightning node for settlement. Both wallets, one transaction, seamless.

And here's a nice detail: a Cashu mint operator running NUTbits can serve both sides. NIP-60 users hold ecash from that mint directly. NWC users connect to the same mint through a NUTbits connection string. Same mint infrastructure, both wallet protocols, one operator.

One Toolkit

nostr-core has both. The NWC class for remote wallet operations. The nip60 module for local ecash. Same types, same relay layer, same NIP-44 encryption stack underneath.
import { NWC, nip60 } from 'nostr-core'
That's two wallet primitives in one import. Build apps that use either or both.

Remote and local. Lightning and ecash. Two wallets, one toolkit.

GitHub · NUTbits

Brabo de mais, é que não tenho muita noção do valor aí já ...

2026-03-20T22:29:26Z

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Brabo de mais, é que não tenho muita noção do valor aí já que aqui uma poedeira adulta é 4,5€. Fora que ela limpa e abatida é miúda de mais, equivale a um pombo hahaha

50 conta 1 poedeira ? Br ta insano kkk

2026-03-20T06:35:32Z

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50 conta 1 poedeira ? Br ta insano kkk

A teoria de Leon Festinger...

2026-03-09T07:50:46Z

In reply to nevent1q…jq6d
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A teoria de Leon Festinger...

Ela esta aprendendo que o gov não dá nada, apenas redistribuí ...

2026-03-06T13:13:46Z

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Ela esta aprendendo que o gov não dá nada, apenas redistribuí mordendo uma fatia do bolo tambem, alias o gov é infinanciavel sem o contribuinte.

Futura esposa de alguém.

2026-03-03T13:27:52Z

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Futura esposa de alguém.

Todos os dias acumulando sats...

2026-03-02T09:52:44Z

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Todos os dias acumulando sats...

É verdade

2026-02-27T22:25:19Z

In reply to nevent1q…elh8
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É verdade

Padrão kkk

2026-02-27T13:10:02Z

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Padrão kkk

Insano o que esta acontecendo em Juiz de fora.

2026-02-27T13:02:01Z

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Insano o que esta acontecendo em Juiz de fora.

A melhor saída para o Bostil é o aeroporto, puta merda a cada ...

2026-02-27T13:00:55Z

A melhor saída para o Bostil é o aeroporto, puta merda a cada dia que passa, uma notícia mais brochante que a outra, não sei como ainda vivem ai.

1.5kVA já da uma segurada

2026-02-24T12:15:30Z

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1.5kVA já da uma segurada

Parece Bangladesh

2026-02-24T12:14:23Z

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Parece Bangladesh

Quando não conhecem e tem interesse eu até explico, mas quando ...

2026-02-24T12:10:52Z

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Quando não conhecem e tem interesse eu até explico, mas quando já tem opinião formada contrária eu apenas concordo.

Pareidolia

2026-02-24T12:07:11Z

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Pareidolia

Nostr event nevent1qqsfn9cc4rarmgnzj8ejtew0ypeerk0ckuw0r0hcqn5symh8kjupq5qzyzaznay6dmhahwm670dpeq0elurw4xvsl6mey3g6zmpvwm7enavewrz8v7e

2026-02-24T12:01:39Z

Vou começar um projeto novo e pretendo queimar os barcos.

Paraguai ta logo ali...

2026-02-24T11:59:00Z

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Paraguai ta logo ali...

um nobreak ajuda nesses casos, ou pelo menos um estabilizador que ...

2026-02-24T11:58:03Z

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um nobreak ajuda nesses casos, ou pelo menos um estabilizador que é mais barato.

Uma L2 do bitcoin, tal como a lightning.

2026-02-23T19:47:29Z

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Uma L2 do bitcoin, tal como a lightning.

Bom que se forem te cobrar consumação mínima, vai ser no 1:1 e ...

2026-02-11T09:26:56Z

In reply to nevent1q…u2k0
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Bom que se forem te cobrar consumação mínima, vai ser no 1:1 e não a praia toda contra 1.

https://silentpayments.xyz/docs/explained/ resolve isso, mantendo ...

2026-02-09T13:00:38Z

https://silentpayments.xyz/docs/explained/ resolve isso, mantendo o alicerce do bitcoin.

quoting
nevent1q…eykl
I have to make this post because otherwise I'll explode, and obviously I don't think it will make anyone happy, but that's what it means to be free and not care what others say.

As you know, I've had my ups and downs with Monero supporters, but a few weeks ago I decided to put that behind me and start trying out everything in the Monero ecosystem, and I can only say that Monero's privacy works and in that respect it's wonderful. Bitcoin on layer 1 has nothing on Monero in that area. Monero is totally fungible and by default, without complications.

That said, my conclusion is that Bitcoin and Monero are like night and day, so different that I don't think they even compete with each other, but so different that I think you have to cover yourself by holding both in case one fails.

- Bitcoin has a limited supply, never more than 21 million. Monero has a queue emission of 0.6 Monero per block approximately every 2 minutes. In practice, by 2050 there will be 22.64 million Monero and by 2100 there will be 30.53 million Monero. This is a totally different model for securing the network through subsidies.

- In Bitcoin, the supply is fully verifiable. In Monero, you have to trust that the underlying cryptography has no implementation errors and that there has been no hidden inflation. This is the price to pay for privacy.

- Bitcoin has a maximum block size of 4MB and scales through layer 2 solutions. Monero has a dynamic block size that allows it to remain functional in times of stress, but it must be accepted that if the chain were heavily used, decentralization would be lost.

- Mining is also completely opposite. Bitcoin chose to professionalize it at the expense of decentralization but being more resistant to state attacks due to its hash power. Monero is the opposite, preferring to make it more decentralized with conventional equipment but vulnerable to state attacks due to its low hash power.

- When it comes to privacy, the discussion is quite short. Monero is private and fungible at layer 1, Bitcoin is not.

And aside from these things, which I believe are objective and I am not going to evaluate, what I am going to evaluate is that Bitcoin is losing the Cypherpunk ideals, as demonstrated by its development. I believe that both Core and those who support BIP110 have lost their way.

So, given that Bitcoin and Monero are diametrically opposed and given the danger of Bitcoin's failed development, it is worth considering Monero as an alternative.

Esse gov sempre escalpelando o cidadão médio, vai dar tudo ...

2026-02-08T00:58:57Z

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Esse gov sempre escalpelando o cidadão médio, vai dar tudo certo guerreiro, mantenha o foco.

?

2026-02-07T11:07:31Z

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?

Seja mais off grid meu jovem e esteja sempre preparado !

2026-02-07T11:06:24Z

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Seja mais off grid meu jovem e esteja sempre preparado !

Na moral, primeira vez que vejo uma firma te "dar um ...

2026-01-28T17:23:49Z

Na moral, primeira vez que vejo uma firma te "dar um telemóvel" e ainda te pagar por isso, com esse claim as recompensar já passaram de 600 dól, 150 a mais do que paguei.

Essa ilustração de Jesus esta parecida com o nove dedos.

2025-12-27T10:35:28Z

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Essa ilustração de Jesus esta parecida com o nove dedos.

A sim, agora entendi.

2025-12-26T14:31:04Z

In reply to nevent1q…gz3j
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A sim, agora entendi.

UAI kk

2025-12-26T14:24:07Z

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UAI kk

Nostr event nevent1qqs2t6kvw082p5pmfzm68w8jdrtn7tvpspfn30d6twmkuyn33xx87wczyzaznay6dmhahwm670dpeq0elurw4xvsl6mey3g6zmpvwm7enavewfcccpn

2025-12-26T14:21:29Z

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https://profilestr.com/profile/npub1hg5lfxnwaldmk7hnmgwgr70lqm4fny87k7fy2xskctrklkvltxtstjezpp mas eu não enviei só 41 sats

Ainda não foi evangelizado.

2025-12-26T14:14:45Z

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Ainda não foi evangelizado.

Melhor mesmo é ficar ocioso na natureza, se for ficar assim ...

2025-12-26T14:01:01Z

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Melhor mesmo é ficar ocioso na natureza, se for ficar assim encarcerado em casa, mais valia ir pra pra mais um dia de CLT.

Ainda não instalei, pra semana vou formatar meu PC e aproveitar ...

2025-12-05T12:42:26Z

In reply to nevent1q…9s6s
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Ainda não instalei, pra semana vou formatar meu PC e aproveitar pra ver como esta 24.04 deles.

Uso a mais 3 anos o PopOS e foi a distro que me tirou do windows.

2025-12-04T13:07:55Z

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Uso a mais 3 anos o PopOS e foi a distro que me tirou do windows.

Pergunto se você teria a indicação de algum site onde haja as ...

2025-11-26T05:25:15Z

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Pergunto se você teria a indicação de algum site onde haja as instruções, para que possa ser executado o running de um nó de Monero em um pi5 (ou é o mesmo caminho que para um desktop, mostrado no site oficial) ?

1 indiano e 1 português.

2025-11-25T07:28:43Z

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1 indiano e 1 português.

OK, teria os links de execução ?

2025-11-25T07:26:18Z

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OK, teria os links de execução ?

É possível rodar um nó de monero CLI em um pi5 ?

2025-11-24T13:53:04Z

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É possível rodar um nó de monero CLI em um pi5 ?

Ajudo a pesar a mão também

2025-11-19T07:58:27Z

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Ajudo a pesar a mão também

Sell for what ? ...

2025-11-17T16:54:54Z

Sell for what ?

OK, uma outra questão que não entendi é a de quando depositado ...

2025-11-16T22:14:47Z

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OK, uma outra questão que não entendi é a de quando depositado da liquid, a carteira identifica o depósito mas se não ficar com a carteira aberta conforme é notificado o deposito não é creditado.
Já quando é depósito da onchain com a APP aberta ou fechado é creditado normal, qual o motivo disso ?

OK, compreendo isso também de uma ser de custódia e a outra ...

2025-11-16T19:25:37Z

In reply to nevent1q…r2az
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OK, compreendo isso também de uma ser de custódia e a outra não a questão é as taxas não são tao transparentes no momento das transferências, eu já cheguei pagar, 0.5% pra depósitos da líquid e nem sei qual taxa foi do que. Não me importo com o valor das taxas em si, apenas acredito que mais clareza nesse sentido seria melhor.

Tudo que você listou, OK. Mas dizer que as fee são baixas em ...

2025-11-16T19:06:37Z

In reply to nevent1q…82sr
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Tudo que você listou, OK.
Mas dizer que as fee são baixas em transferências é ser desonesto, tenho usado a blitz (nprofile…tfgl) a pouco tempo e já teve vez que tive de pagar mais fee na lightning do que comparado a uma transferência onchain.

Não consigo compreender mas na strike (usava anteriormente para lightning) eu transferir 90k de sats a 0 de fee, enquanto na blitz foi 283 data de fee pra mesma quantidade.

Georgia aceita

2025-11-16T00:34:54Z

In reply to nevent1q…vmds
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Georgia aceita

Apoio mano, bostil hoje em dia pra mim é só de férias a cada 3 ...

2025-11-15T12:25:29Z

In reply to nevent1q…8vet
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Apoio mano, bostil hoje em dia pra mim é só de férias a cada 3 anos.

Também entrei no movimento degoogle, e comprei o Solana Seeker ...

2025-11-15T12:15:25Z

In reply to nevent1q…x97h
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Também entrei no movimento degoogle, e comprei o Solana Seeker (que prometeu acabar com o duopolio do mobiles) só veio a Wallet e o Solana Store, o restante era só APP do google, decepcionante.

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2025-11-15T11:53:50Z

BCA diário feito com sucesso, ainda com desconto de blackfraud.

Eu comecei a usar a @nprofile…hprg tenho curtido, apesar de ...

2025-11-12T06:14:34Z

In reply to nevent1q…yys2
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Eu comecei a usar a blitz (nprofile…hprg) tenho curtido, apesar de alguns bugs que já reportei, mas como dito no projeto ainda esta em beta. Mas tenho curtido, principalmente a interface que é bem intuitiva, alem de aceitar depósitos de todas as L2 de btc.

Só acredito que poderiam serem mais transparentes quanto as taxas, dizem cobrar 0.1% mas fiz um deposito da liquid e foi cobrado 0.5% no valor final.

Todo perregue é pouco, para esses malditos.

2025-11-12T06:07:53Z

In reply to nevent1q…nlyr
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Todo perregue é pouco, para esses malditos.

Estendeu a mão só pra empurrar mais

2025-11-10T17:51:45Z

In reply to nevent1q…2cjc
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Estendeu a mão só pra empurrar mais

Forcei paragem e limpei o cache, funcionou, apenas fechando a ...

2025-11-10T17:41:50Z

In reply to nevent1q…2rq5
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Forcei paragem e limpei o cache, funcionou, apenas fechando a aplicação não estava sendo suficiente

/spark.SparkService/query_nodes INTERNAL: ERROR: column ...

2025-11-10T17:37:01Z

In reply to nevent1q…vmrj
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/spark.SparkService/query_nodes INTERNAL: ERROR: column tree_nodes.network does not exist (SQLSTATE 42703) [traceId: 00000000000000000000000000000000] [traceId: 00000000000000000000000000000000]

Estou tentando fazer um pagamento mas esta me aparecendo essa ...

2025-11-10T17:35:28Z

In reply to nevent1q…gnhy
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Estou tentando fazer um pagamento mas esta me aparecendo essa mensagem de erro, além te uma taxa de roteamento elevada na minha opinião (54 sats de fee pra enviar 8k de sats).

Sim, o que motivou eu ainda não sei, mas aconteceu 2 vezes apos ...

2025-11-08T09:25:53Z

In reply to nevent1q…d5ga
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Sim, o que motivou eu ainda não sei, mas aconteceu 2 vezes apos eu pagar fatura, sempre que eu abria o APP a mensagem era mostrada, agora não esta mais notificando.

Acredito que seja um bug, fiz um pagamento mais cedo e agora ...

2025-11-07T18:56:55Z

In reply to nevent1q…8ga6
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Acredito que seja um bug, fiz um pagamento mais cedo e agora sempre abro o APP, sou recebido com essa mensagem, já forcei paragem e limpei o cache, mas a mensagem persiste.

Sim, atualizei na zapstore da 0.6.5 pra 0.6.6, honestamente notei ...

2025-11-07T14:25:32Z

In reply to nevent1q…6pym
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Sim, atualizei na zapstore da 0.6.5 pra 0.6.6, honestamente notei diferença não

Entendi

2025-11-07T14:09:21Z

In reply to nevent1q…8ph3
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Entendi

Fiz outro deposito hoje de 143.041 sats e a questão das taxas ...

2025-11-07T10:09:59Z

In reply to nevent1q…52q4
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Fiz outro deposito hoje de 143.041 sats e a questão das taxas ainda são um pouco confuso, pois foi mais 0.1%.

Ainda houve uma diferença entre stack pendente e o confirmado

Entendi, valeu.

2025-11-07T06:18:01Z

In reply to nevent1q…52q4
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Entendi, valeu.

Tenho algumas duvida. Como funciona o saldo que vejo no ecrã, ...

2025-11-06T20:26:21Z

In reply to nevent1q…tqek
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Tenho algumas duvida. Como funciona o saldo que vejo no ecrã, ele esta em lighning, onchain, spark, liquid ou rootstock ? Fiz um deposito onchain de 100k de sats e só chegou 99.802 sats, gostaria de entender porque isso acontece alem de ter tido um delay entre a confirmação do bloco e credito na carteira. As 12 palavras consigo importar para outra carteira como a bluewallet ou a Phoenix, testei em ambas e o saldo não importou.

Estou apenas testando, pois quero uma carteira lightning not kyc pra usar no dia a dia e tenho visto a blitz como uma opção.

Se tiver documentação que responda minhas questões também, agradeço.

Provavelmente esta confundindo com a blink.

2025-11-06T20:17:07Z

In reply to nevent1q…ra6c
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Provavelmente esta confundindo com a blink.

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2025-11-05T18:49:22Z

Teste

#naddr1qp…38t9

2025-10-21T10:41:38Z

quoting naddr1qp…38t9

Affordable, portable, and open-source — this project demonstrates how to build a ham radio data transceiver and hotspot for around $60 USD, capable of sending APRS messages, Winlink email, and digital modes like FT8 without relying on cellular or Internet infrastructure.

By combining a Baofeng UV-5R with a Raspberry Pi Zero 2 Wireless running DigiPi software, you can create a low-power, self-contained communications device ideal for emergency preparedness, off-grid operation, or digital experimentation.

Hardware Components

🧩 Core Components

| Component | Description | Approx. Price |

| Baofeng UV-5R | Entry-level VHF/UHF handheld radio (HT) with 5W output. Affordable, versatile, and easy to modify for digital use. | ~$23 |

| Raspberry Pi Zero 2 Wireless | Compact Linux computer with Wi-Fi for digital interface and local web control. (Get the version with pre-soldered headers for display support.) | ~$18 |

| AIO (All-In-One) Interface Cable | Specialized USB-to-radio cable that connects via the Kenwood 2-pin interface. Provides RX/TX and PTT control between the Pi and the radio. | ~$20 |

| Optional: Small Display (e.g. 1.3" OLED) | Adds visual feedback for connection status, frequency, and packet activity. | ~$12 |

Total cost: roughly $60–65, depending on regional pricing.

🔧 Optional Supporting Hardware

External antenna: Improves range and reception significantly; the stock UV-5R antenna is often inadequate for digital operation.

USB Battery Bank: Powers the system for mobile use. A 10,000–20,000 mAh battery can sustain operation for several hours.

Example: USB Battery (Amazon)

Ferrite Bead: Absolutely essential for noise suppression; pass the USB cable through twice to eliminate RF interference.

Ferrite Bead Example

USB Adapter Cable: To connect power, data, and the ferrite bead cleanly between devices.

Adapter Cable Example

🧠 Software Setup

DigiPi SD Card Image

Download from digipi.org.

Flash the image to a microSD card using Raspberry Pi Imager or balenaEtcher.

Boot the Pi — it automatically creates a Wi-Fi hotspot accessible from your phone or laptop.

Visit the DigiPi Web Interface (usually http://10.10.10.10) to access data mode controls.

Included Software Capabilities

| Mode | Description |

| APRS (Automatic Packet Reporting System) | Send GPS position, short messages, and telemetry via RF. |

| PAT (Winlink Email) | Enables sending/receiving email over HF/VHF radio using a simple browser-based interface. |

| WSJT-X / FT8 / JS8Call | Support for popular weak-signal digital modes. |

| SMS via RF | Send text messages to phones through gateways where available. |

| Packet Radio (AX.25) | Traditional digital packet mode for messaging and file transfer. |

The system runs entirely offline, meaning it can operate without Internet access, making it ideal for disaster communications or field expeditions.

⚡ Functional Overview

Connect the Baofeng UV-5R to the Raspberry Pi Zero 2W using the AIO interface cable.

Power both via a USB battery bank or 5V source.

Boot the Pi — it creates its own Wi-Fi hotspot for local access.

Use your phone or laptop to connect and open the DigiPi web control panel.

Choose your desired mode (APRS, PAT Email, FT8, etc.) and begin transmitting.

The result is a fully portable ham radio data station — compact enough to fit in a pocket, yet powerful enough to reach local repeaters or even global gateways under favorable propagation.

📡 Antenna & Signal Considerations

The Baofeng UV-5R’s included antenna is known for being inefficient.

Upgrading to a Nagoya NA-771 or Diamond SRJ77CA whip antenna greatly improves performance.

For base operation, use a mag-mount or dual-band dipole positioned outdoors or on a metal surface for better gain and clarity.

Also note: Baofeng units vary in spectral purity — some may emit spurious harmonics. When operating data modes, keep transmit power modest (1–2 W) to minimize distortion and interference.

🧩 Recommended Improvements

Replace the UV-5R with a Yaesu FT-65 or Alinco DJ-VX50 for cleaner transmission and better receiver sensitivity.

Use shielded cables and ferrite chokes to prevent cross-talk and USB noise.

Add a small OLED display to the Raspberry Pi for mode feedback.

Implement solar charging for full off-grid operation.

🌍 Real-World Use Cases

Emergency Communication: Send Winlink email when the Internet is down.

Field Expeditions: Log APRS data or weather telemetry from remote locations.

Amateur Radio Learning Tool: A practical experiment in digital radio fundamentals.

Off-Grid Messaging Node: Combine with Meshtastic or Nostr-based relays for hybrid P2P communications.

🔗 Reference Links

Raspberry Pi Zero 2W Availability: rpilocator.com

Baofeng UV-5R Radio: Amazon Link

USB Battery Bank: Amazon Link

Ferrite Bead: Amazon Link

USB Cable Adapter: Amazon Link

DigiPi Software: https://digipi.org

🏁 Consider

For around $60, you can construct a self-contained ham radio data hotspot capable of email, APRS, SMS, and digital messaging over RF — no Internet, no cell towers, and no dependency on external infrastructure.

This setup blends old-school amateur radio resilience with modern digital capability, proving that robust communication doesn’t require high budgets — only ingenuity, open-source tools, and the will to stay connected when everything else fails.

-Original Article Data Hotspot

Libretech Systems — Building resilient communication infrastructure for decentralized, off-grid, and educational applications.

Essa semana esta sendo uma maravilha, mais se 600k de sats ...

2025-10-16T10:35:58Z

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Essa semana esta sendo uma maravilha, mais se 600k de sats empilhado.

Não sei se ele esta de tróia, mas foi o que o mano do suporte ...

2025-10-14T04:33:50Z

In reply to nevent1q…plpn
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Não sei se ele esta de tróia, mas foi o que o mano do suporte disse.
Vou tentar fazer dessa maneira que esta sugerindo.
Esse questão de corretoras que não exigem kyc é real mesmo? uma vez eu estava fazendo arbitragem na Mexc com XMRBTC, e eles embasaram muito, no inicio era sem kyc, depois exigiram ate o nvl 2 verificação e ainda congelou por pouco mais de 1 mês meus btcs, o valor era algo em torno de 14k de dól. Desde então nunca mais confiei nesse papo de CEX sem KYC.

Uma cidade no br que quero conhecer é esse lugar.

2025-10-13T20:05:46Z

In reply to nevent1q…ese0
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Uma cidade no br que quero conhecer é esse lugar.

Conversando no chat da sideshift, e fui informado que se eu ...

2025-10-13T18:33:51Z

In reply to nevent1q…sn9x
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Conversando no chat da sideshift, e fui informado que se eu enviar L-BTC direto, sem fazer peg-out, não teria problema.

Valeu.

2025-10-13T16:28:24Z

In reply to nevent1q…wtct
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Valeu.

Eu fiquei bem interessado no resultado, pois só extraí palmito ...

2025-10-13T11:10:58Z

In reply to nevent1q…9get
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Eu fiquei bem interessado no resultado, pois só extraí palmito de palmeira juçara, nunca tinha visto de bananeira.

137 horas pra uma brigde, só porque o peg-out da liquid estava ...

2025-10-13T11:01:19Z

137 horas pra uma brigde, só porque o peg-out da liquid estava sujo.

Alguem tem uma opção melhor que a sideshift pra brigde de btc ?

Pra quem quiser meter um jailbreak nas IAs da uma olhada nesse ...

2025-10-12T10:48:26Z

Pra quem quiser meter um jailbreak nas IAs da uma olhada nesse Repositório.

https://github.com/elder-plinius/L1B3RT4S

Tenho ofertas em BRL também, deem uma conferida. ...

2025-10-11T20:29:55Z

Tenho ofertas em BRL também, deem uma conferida.

quoting
nevent1q…kwjp
Bisq Easy on Mobile

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2025-10-10T21:27:46Z

Crashou ?

Eu compro SEMPRE.

2025-10-08T05:30:48Z

In reply to nevent1q…th8x
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Eu compro SEMPRE.

Certo, obrigado pela explicação.

2025-10-02T13:30:52Z

In reply to nevent1q…w5s6
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Certo, obrigado pela explicação.

Entendi, pra que serve esse cashu ? Uma vez troquei zap por cashu ...

2025-10-02T11:00:13Z

In reply to nevent1q…2zv3
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Entendi, pra que serve esse cashu ? Uma vez troquei zap por cashu na 0xchat, e tentei o caminho inverso na kashir, mas não consegui, achei pouco intuitivo.

Não entendi o porque de usar o cashu se pode simplesmente usar uma l2 do btc.

O que é isso ?

2025-10-02T10:38:04Z

In reply to nevent1q…u778
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O que é isso ?

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2025-10-02T08:53:48Z

Good morning ₿

#naddr1qv…hffz

2025-09-23T06:22:10Z

quoting naddr1qv…hffz

#clients #link #list #english #article #finalversion #descentralismo

*These clients are generally applications on the Nostr network that allow you to use the same account, regardless of the app used, keeping your messages and profile intact.

**However, you may need to meet certain requirements regarding access and account NIP for some clients, so that you can access them securely and use their features correctly.

CLIENTS

Twitter like

Nostrmo - The most cross-platform app [code] 🌐💻(🐧🪟🍎)🍎🤖(on zapstore)

Coracle - Super App [code] 🌐🤖(on zapstore)

Amethyst - Super App with Tor security network [info] [code] 🤖(on zapstore)

Primal - Social and wallet [code] 🌐🍎🤖(on zapstore)

Iris - Image and gallery focused client [code] 🌐🤖🍎

Current - [code] 🤖🍎

FreeFrom 🤖🍎

Openvibe - Nostr and others (new Plebstr) [code] 🤖🍎

Phoenix or Snort - 🌐🤖[(on zapstore) [onion] [code]

Damus 🍎 [code]

Nos 🍎 [code]

Nostur 🍎 [code]

NostrBand 🌐 [info] [code]

Yana [code] 🌐💻(🐧) 🍎🤖(on zapstore)

Nostribe - Powered by Osty [on development] 🌐 [code]

Lume 💻(🐧🪟🍎) [info] [code]

Gossip - [code] 💻(🐧🪟🍎)

noStrudel - Gamified Experience [onion] [info] [code] 🌐

Nostrudel Next - [onion] 🌐

moStard - Nostrudel with Monero [onion] [info] [code] 🌐

Camelus - Decentralized microblogging [info] [code] 🍎(beta) 🤖(on zapstore) ---

Community

Satellite - Manage communities available across different apps [info] 🌐

CCNS - Community Curated Nostr Stuff [code]

Nostr Kiwi [creator] 🌐

Flotilla - [code] 🌐🐧🤖(on zapstore)

Chachi - [code] 🌐

Futr - Coded in haskell [code] 🐧 (others soon)

Soapbox - Comunnity server [info] [code] 🌐

Ditto - Soapbox community server 🌐 [code] 🌐

Cobrafuma - Nostr brazilian community on Ditto [info] 🌐

Zapddit - Reddit like [code] 🌐

Voyage (Reddit like) [on development] 🤖 ___

Security and communicability

Bitchat - Chat with Bluetooth mesh [info] [whitepaper] [code] [code2] 💻(🍎) 📱(🍎🤖(available on zapstore) Samiz - Use your Nostr client without internet with Bluetooth mesh [info] [code] 🤖 (available on zapstore)

Wiki

Wikifreedia - Wiki Dark mode [code] 🌐

Wikinostr - Wiki with tabs clear mode [code] 🌐

Wikistr - Wiki clear mode [info] [code] 🌐 ___

Search

Nostr Wiki - Search notes, users, images, videos and relays [code] 🌐

Keychat - Signal-like chat with AI and browser [code] 💻(🐧🪟🍎) - 📱(🍎🤖{on zapstore})

Spring - Browser for Nostr apps and other sites [code] 🤖 (on zapstore)

Advanced Nostr Search - Advanced note search by isolated terms related to a npub profile [code] 🌐

Nos Today - Global note search by isolated terms [info] [code] 🌐

Nostr Search Engine - API for Nostr clients [code]

Ntrends - Trending notes and profiles 🌐 ---

Website

Nsite - Nostr Site [onion] [info] [code]

Nsite Gateway - Nostr Site Gateway [code]

Npub pro - Your site on Nostr [code] ___

App Store

ZapStore - Permitionless App Store [code] 🤖 💻(🐧🍎)

Video and Live Streaming

ZapStream - Lives, videos, shorts and zaps (NIP-53) [code] 🌐 🤖(lives only | Amber | on zapstore)

Plebs - Video platform with blossom decentralized servers [info] [code] 🌐

Flare - Youtube like 🌐 [code]

NostrTube - Based in Youtube [[no code found yet]]

Kidstr - Safe mode video client based in Youtube Kids [info] [code] 🌐

StreamCat - Live stream [[no code found]] 🌐

Shosho - Stream your camera [code] 🤖(on zapstore)

Swae - Live stream [code] (on development) ⏳

Post Aggregator - Kinostr - Nostr Cinema with #kinostr [english] [author] 🌐 - Stremstr - Nostr Cinema with #kinostr [english] [code] 🤖

Link Agreggator - Kinostr - #kinostr - Nostr Cinema Profile with links [English] - Equinox - Nostr Cinema Community with links [Portuguese]

Audio and Podcast Transmission

Nostr Playlists - Discover and download music playlists [code] 🌐

Castr - Your npub as podcast feed [code]

Nostr Nests - Audio Chats [code] 🌐

Fountain - Podcast [code] 🤖🍎

Corny Chat - Audio Chat [code] 🌐 ___

Music

Tidal - Music Streaming [code] [about] [info] 🤖🍎🌐

Wavlake - Music Streaming [code] 🌐(🤖🍎 [early access])

Tunestr - Musical Events [code] [about] 🌐

Stemstr - Musical Colab (paid to post) [code] [about] 🌐 ___

Images

Zappix - Instagram like application on Nostr [info] [code] 🌐

Lumina - Trending images and pictures [code] 🌐

Pinstr - Pinterest like [code] 🌐

Slidestr - DeviantArt like [code] 🌐

Memestr - ifunny like [code] 🌐 ___

Download and Upload

DTAN - Distributed Torrent Archive on Nostr [info] [code] 🌐 ___

Documents, graphics and tables

Mindstr - Mind maps [code] 🌐

Docstr - Share Docs [info] [code] 🌐

Formstr - Share Forms [info] 🌐

Sheetstr - Share Spreadsheets [code] 🌐

Slide Maker - Share slides 🌐 [Advice: Slide Maker https://zaplinks.lol/ site is down] ___

Health

Sobrkey - Sobriety and mental health [code] 🌐

Runstr - Running app [code] 🌐

NosFabrica - A team finding ways for your health data 🌐

LazerEyes - Eye prescription by DM [code] 🌐

Safebox - A general vault for your data [code]

Wellness Ally - Control Your Health Journey [code]

MedSchlr - Publication of information and articles in the medical field

Forum

OddBean - Hacker News like [info] [code] 🌐

LowEnt - Forum [info] 🌐

Swarmstr - Q&A / FAQ [info] 🌐

Staker News - Hacker News like 🌐 [info] ---

Direct Messenges (DM)

White Noise - Private messaging [nostr] [code] 🍎🤖(on zapstore)

0xchat - Secure chat app [code] 🤖🍎

NostrChat - Decentralized chat app [code] 🌐

Blowater - DM client to replace Telegram/Slack/Discord [code] 🌐

Anigma (new nostrgram) - Telegram based [code] [on development] ___

Reading

Oracolo - A minimalist Nostr html blog [code]

nRSS - Nostr RSS reader 🌐

Highlighter - Insights with a highlighted read [info] 🌐

Zephyr - Calming to Read [info] 🌐

Flycat - Clean and Healthy Feed [info] 🌐

Nosta - Check Profiles [on development] [info] 🌐

Alexandria - e-Reader and Nostr Knowledge Base (NKB) [code] 🌐 ---

Writing

Habla - Blog [info] 🌐

Blogstack - Blog [info]🌐

YakiHonne - Articles and News [info] 🌐🍎🤖(on zapstore) ___

Lists

Following - Users list [code] 🌐

Nostr Unfollower - Nostr Unfollower

Listr - Lists [code] 🌐

Nostr potatoes - Movies List [code] 💻(numpy) ___

Market and Jobs

Shopstr - Buy and Sell [onion] [code] 🌐

Nostr Market - Buy and Sell 🌐

Plebeian Market - Buy and Sell [code] 🌐

Ostrich Work - Jobs [code] 🌐

Nostrocket - Jobs [code] 🌐 ___

Data Vending Machines - DVM (NIP90)

(Data-processing tools)

Noogle - [code] 🌐

Vendata - [code] 🌐

TaskTiger 🌐

Malware DVMs 🌐 ___

Games

Chesstr - Chess 🌐 [code]

Jestr - Chess [code] 🌐

Snakestr - Snake game [code] 🌐

Snakes on a Relay - Multiplayer Snake game like slither.io [code] 🌐

ENGINES - DEG Mods - Decentralized Game Mods [info] [code] 🌐 - NG Engine - Nostr Game Engine [code] 🌐 - JmonkeyEngine - Java game engine [code] 🌐

Customization

Emojito - Send Funny Stickers to React 🌐 [creator] ___

Like other Services

Olas - Instagram like [code] 🌐🍎🤖(on zapstore)

Nostree - Linktree like 🌐

Rabbit - TweetDeck like [info/code] 🌐

Zaplinks - Nostr links 🌐 [site down]

Omeglestr - Omegle-like Random Chats [code] 🌐 ___

General Uses

Njump - HTML text gateway code 🌐

Filestr - HTML midia gateway [code] 🌐

W3 - Nostr URL shortener [code] 🌐

Playground - Test Nostr filters [code] 🌐 ___

Places

Wherostr - Travel and show where you are [info] [code] 🌐🤖🍎

Arc Map (New Mapstr) - Tag and review locations to contribute and earn Sats [info] 🌐

Driver and Delivery - RoadRunner - Uber like [on development] ⏱️ - Nostrlivery - iFood like [on development] ⏱️

⚠️ SCAM ⚠️ | Arcade City - Uber like [code]

OTHER STUFF

Lightning Wallets (zap)

Wallet of Satoshi - Simplest Lightning Wallet [no KYC] [closed source] 🤖🍎

Coinos - Web wallet and Nostr client [code] 🌐

Alby - Native and extension [info] [code] 🌐

Minibits - Cashu mobile wallet [info] 🤖

LNbits - App and extension [code] 🤖🍎💻

Zeus - [info] [code] 🤖🍎

Blink - Open code custodial wallet (KYC over 1000 usd) [code] 🤖🍎

⚠️ ZBD - Zap Gaming wallet and no more Social [closed code] [info] [some codes] 🤖 ⚠️ ZBD suddenly canceled my account for alleged violations, gives me no explanation and won't let me withdraw my money ⚠️

Without Zap - Wassabi Wallet - Privacy-focused and non-custodial with Nostr Update Manager [code]

Exchange

Mostro - P2P lightning exchange on Nostr [info] 🌐

Emptio - Bitcoin P2P on Nostr [on development] ___

Media Server (Upload Links)

audio, image and video

Connected with Nostr (NIP):

Nostr Build - Free and paid Upload [info] [code] 🌐

NostrMedia - Written in Go with Nip 96 / Blossom (free and paid) [info] [code]

Nostr Check - [info] [code] 🌐

NostPic - [info] [code] 🌐

Sovbit - Free and paid upload [info] [code] 🌐

Voidcat - Nip-96 and Blossom [code] 🌐

Primal Media - Primal Media Uploader [code] 🌐

Blossom - Your Media Safer

Primal Blossom 🌐

NostrBuild Blossom - Free upload (max 100MiB) and paid [info] [code] 🌐

Paid Upload Only

Satellite CDN - prepaid upload (max 5GB each) [info] [code] 🌐

Without Nostr NIP:

Pomf - Upload larger videos (max 1GB) [code]

Catbox - max 200 MB [code]

x0 - max 512 MiB [code] ___

Donation and payments

Zapper - Easy Zaps [code] 🌐

Autozap [code] 🌐

Zapmeacoffee 🌐

Nostr Zap 💻(numpy)

Creatr - Creators subscription 🌐

Geyzer - Crowdfunding [info] [code] 🌐

Heya! - Crowdfunding [code] ___

Security

Secret Border - Generate offline keys 💻(java)

Umbrel - Your private relay [code] 🌐 ___

Key signing/login and Extension

Amber - Key signing [code] 🤖(on zapstore)

Nowser - Account access keys 📱(🤖🍎) 💻(🐧🍎🪟)

Nos2x - Account access keys 🌐

Nsec.app 🌐 [info]

Lume - [info] [code] 🐧🪟🍎

Satcom - Share files to discuss - [info] 🌐

KeysBand - Multi-key signing [code] 🌐 ___

Code

Stacks - AI Templates [info] [code] 🌐

Nostrify - Share Nostr Frameworks 🌐

Git Workshop (github like) [experimental] 🌐

Gitstr (github like) [on development] ⏱️

Osty [on development] [info] 🌐

Python Nostr - Python Library for Nostr

Sybil - Creating, managing and test Nostr events [on development] ⏱️ ___

Relay Check and Cloud

Nostr Watch - See your relay speed 🌐

NosDrive - Nostr Relay that saves to Google Drive ___

Bidges and Getways

Matrixtr Bridge - Between Matrix & Nostr

Mostr - Between Nostr & Fediverse

Nostrss - RSS to Nostr

Rsslay - Optimized RSS to Nostr [code]

Atomstr - RSS/Atom to Nostr [code]

Useful Profiles and Trends

#nostr-voice - Voice note (just some clients)

NOT RELATED TO NOSTR

Open Source Operational Systems (OS)

GrapheneOS - Only Google Pixel Phones

LineageOS - Galaxy S phones

CalyxOS

/e/OS

IodéOS

BLE - Bluetooth ‘Internet’

Bitchat - Bluetooth mesh chat 🤖🍎

Text-to-speech

Voca - Text-to-Speech App for GrapheneOS [code] 🤖(on zapstore)

Android Keyboards

Futo - Gboard like [code]

Florisboard - [code]

Heliboard - Openboard based [code] ___

Personal notes and texts

Joplin - privacy-focused note taking app with sync capabilities [code] 📱(🤖🍎) - 💻 (🐧🪟🍎) ___

Front-ends

Nitter - Twitter / X without your data [code]

NewPipe - Youtube, Peertube and others, without account & your data [code] 🤖

Piped - Youtube web without you data [code] 🌐 ___

Other Services

Brave - Browser [code]

DuckDuckGo - Search [code]

Ladybird - New browser without chromium (google) or firefox codes [pre-alpha] - only suitable for use by developers [info] [code]

LLMA - Meta - Meta open code AI [code]

DuckDuckGo AI Chat - Famous AIs without Login [code]

Proton Mail - Mail [code]

Other open source index: Degoogled Apps

Some other Nostr index on:

Nostr Apps | Nostorg | Awesome Nostr

O da descentralização.

2025-09-15T17:56:44Z

In reply to nevent1q…ltxj
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O da descentralização.

Nostr event nevent1qqsyq7h0u4t2c52rc9z347nhtzr6k0gt0ngrgktgw5jll3kh7eurunqzyzaznay6dmhahwm670dpeq0elurw4xvsl6mey3g6zmpvwm7enavewnv6r4u

2025-09-15T17:14:06Z

Nada para esse trem !

Gm

2025-09-15T13:06:50Z

In reply to nevent1q…89pa
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Gm

Nostr notes by PBurnigman

Brutal

Sim eu vi que acontecerá em setembro, talvez assim um cliente ...

Fdroid, aptoide, zapstore, git, etc... Mandaram um salve.

Jumble nem tem APP mobile, como querer comparar com algo se nem ...

Uso uso amethyst e posso te afirmar que a sua afirmação está ...

https://www.ifixit.com/Tools

Acompanhando...

Ao menos não nasci no nordeste.

Tenho curtido a kai 9000 pra texto, sei que é só especificar no ...

Assim como as pessoas trabalham por shitcoin estatal, o DEFI se ...

It 's not the time yet !

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Bitcoin CPU Lottery Miner on Linux Using Your Own Full Node

1. Verify your Bitcoin node config path

2. Edit bitcoin.conf

3. Create RPC credentials for ckpool

4. Restart your node

5. Install all build dependencies

6. Build ckpool-solo

7. Configure ckpool

8. Test ckpool manually

9. Build cpuminer

10. Test mining manually

11. Check CPU temperature

12. Enable services to run after logout

13. Create ckpool systemd service

14. Create miner environment file

15. Create minerd systemd service

16. Stop manual processes

17. Enable and start services

18. Verify everything

19. Adjust threads or CPU cap

20. Expected result

Final Notes

Não faça isso, não procure alguém para te completar e sim ...

Uma farofada com carne de tatu é excelente !

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The Three-Pronged Trap of the "Asset" Label

1. Tax Friction: Destroying the Medium of Exchange

2. Wall Street's Bear Hug (Financialization)

3. The Collateralization Trap

Rebellion vs. Assimilation: The El Salvador Lesson

The Ultimate Goal: Becoming the Unit of Account

The Cypherpunk Sanctuary: Nostr vs. The Circus of X

Stand and Fight: Demand real Bitcoin

#naddr1qq…tsy9

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Controlled Demolition: A Timeline of Increasing ID Checks from 1995 to Now

Arguments for Control: Ten Reasons They Fail

The Survival of Identity-Free Communication in 2026

Byline

#naddr1qq…etmh

nnEMFs from Solar Panels

How does a Solar Panel work?

There are 2 main types of Inverters

Let's talk about the 3 main nnEMF concerns around these panels

1. AC Electric & Magnetic fields (ELF-EMF)

2. Radio-frequency Radiation (RF)

3. Dirty Electricity (DE)

What does Dirty electricity actually do?

How do we know this?

What about Battery walls?

If you still want solar setup..

That's a wrap.

You can also pay via Sats and get 30% off.

ZAP me 28,000 sats and I'll DM you the coupon.

Are you still not sure about Solar?

You can also pay via Sats and get huge discount. ZAP me 28,000 sats (for book) or 60,000 sats for consult and I'll DM you the link to checkout.

Rusty

Então irei faze-la a cada minuto.

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Different Problems, Same Network

NIP-47: The Remote Wallet

NIP-60: The Local Wallet

Where Each One Fits

Both at Once

One Toolkit

Brabo de mais, é que não tenho muita noção do valor aí já ...

50 conta 1 poedeira ? Br ta insano kkk

2. Edit `bitcoin.conf`

`1. AC Electric & Magnetic fields (ELF-EMF)`

`2. Radio-frequency Radiation (RF)`

`3. Dirty Electricity (DE)`