David Pinkerton

Systems thinking applied to servers, sats, and sets. CTO building self-hosted infrastructure and Bitcoin systems.

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2026-05-22 07:15:45 UTC

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What do you think of parseword?

2026-05-22 07:14:01 UTC

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People can just open or shut their office or business whenever they want. And coordinate or whatever. Govt stay out. Seems dumb to move midday to around 11 am.

2026-05-13 08:48:39 UTC

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Not sure. A few times recently used screen record with voice to show people how to do something. Just where my mind went.

2026-05-07 03:10:59 UTC

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I found that a bit hard to believe.
https://www.macrotrends.net/1369/crude-oil-price-history-chart
https://npub1jz0rlhp9ngs3at2kfhzcnc62sxh0y9rxt40x3z003wmdguljky9quaaju6.blossom.band/5aa640608be250ca9453dcc13fc65bc6009070149d5be9bcaaf6ba7c859b0415.png

2026-05-01 01:50:45 UTC

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What are ya up to?

2026-04-25 19:34:02 UTC

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Real cute. First time? We hatched a chick ourselves and then picked up a few more and a few more until we had 11. The roosters began to crow so we had to let them go to a friend's farm. Still got the 7 hens though. Just over 3 months old now. Been magic for the kids to play with the chickens and to look after them.
https://blossom.primal.net/bd7f8a2296a6e7ed4048e8d624a17b381a21bfb8bf70915eda911281a022019c.jpg

2026-04-10 22:55:57 UTC

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Like how?

2026-03-31 13:09:28 UTC

I was dozing earlier and dreaming of building something. As I was waking, I thought, "Cool! Just save that to Obsidian and I'll pick it up again later." Then, as the memory faded, I realized that it was just a dream and Claude wasn't going to do that! 😦

2026-03-30 03:46:01 UTC

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Functional models are degrading? I hadn't noticed that.

2026-03-30 00:30:38 UTC

Quick quality-of-life tip for Claude Code users on Linux:
I added audible notifications using Claude Code's hooks feature so I don't have to stare at the terminal waiting. Two hooks in settings.json:
- "permission_prompt" -- plays a warning sound when Claude needs approval
- "idle_prompt" -- plays a bell when Claude is done and waiting for input
Uses notify-send for desktop notifications + pw-play for PipeWire audio. Total config is about 15 lines of JSON.
Tip: on GNOME, use -u normal (not critical) so notifications auto-dismiss instead of piling up. The audio does the real alerting anyway.
Now I can context-switch to other work and get dinged when attention is needed. Highly recommend if you're running long tasks.
"hooks": {
"Notification": [
{
"matcher": "permission_prompt",
"hooks": [{
"type": "command",
"command": "notify-send -u normal -t 10000 'Claude Code' 'Permission required' && pw-play /usr/share/sounds/freedesktop/stereo/dialog-warning.oga"
}]
},
{
"matcher": "idle_prompt",
"hooks": [{
"type": "command",
"command": "notify-send -u normal -t 10000 'Claude Code' 'Waiting for input' && pw-play /usr/share/sounds/freedesktop/stereo/bell.oga"
}]
}
]
}
Docs: https://docs.anthropic.com/en/docs/claude-code/hooks

2026-03-21 22:54:54 UTC

The quantum threat to Bitcoin is invisible, remote, and unverifiable. This is the exact pattern Patrick Moore identified for scare stories that thrive on information asymmetry.
We're at ~1,500 qubits. You'd need millions. The gap is enormous. The headlines skip that part.
https://blog.dpinkerton.com/posts/quantum-fud-fake-invisible-catastrophe/

2026-03-21 12:55:46 UTC

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Another follow-up: Deleted @nprofile…radp
It was ripping through my battery and ID only sent a couple of messages. I could feel my phone burning in my pocket! https://image.nostr.build/44f0beaa1e652d172b43250b3d6e9c41556768f340d9dca5b68f961b63e89cfc.jpg

2026-03-17 18:52:06 UTC

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I'm interested now in Keychat. How are you finding it?

2026-03-16 09:05:23 UTC

I gave Claude Code access to my Fastmail inbox via MCP (Model Context Protocol) and it's been surprisingly useful.
38 tools — search, send, draft, bulk operations, contacts, calendar. All from the terminal. Self-hosted with Docker + Caddy reverse proxy.
First thing I did: asked Claude to review my last week of email. It pulled 50 messages, categorised them, and flagged an overdue library book, an expiring GitHub token, and a meeting the next morning.
The interesting technical problem was making it work with multiple concurrent connections — the original server only supported one session at a time.
Wrote it up here: https://blog.dpinkerton.com/posts/fastmail-mcp-server-email-from-terminal/
Repo (MIT): https://github.com/AusDavo/fastmail-mcp

2026-03-14 15:28:43 UTC

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Follow-up: turns out @npub1exv…d828 is building bot support in the v6.5 beta! There's a Node.js client library that talks to the CLI over WebSocket. But here's the thing: the WebSocket server still only binds to localhost, so you can't run the CLI and bot in separate containers. That's exactly what my PR was intended to fix.
Post updated: blog.dpinkerton.com/posts/white-noise-marmot-cli-encoding-mismatch/

2026-03-14 15:15:04 UTC

My AI agent now talks to me over White Noise instead of Telegram. E2E encrypted, no phone number, no platform reading our conversations — just MLS over Nostr. RAM usage at only 23MB right now.
I looked at @npub1exv…d828 first — great protocol, but the project is focused on mobile. My PR to support container deployments of the CLI (github.com/simplex-chat/simplex-chat/pull/6609) has sat without review for six weeks. @npub1wht…r3ec's Marmot protocol turned out to be a better fit — open spec, interoperable clients, and a Rust library you can actually build against.
Blog post covers the build, the traps, and why transport matters when your agent holds personal context:
https://blog.dpinkerton.com/posts/white-noise-marmot-cli-encoding-mismatch/

2026-03-08 06:14:29 UTC

Built a voice-to-blog pipeline for a mate who runs a personal training business. He talks into Telegram on his commute, and by the time he parks there's a draft blog post committed to his Hugo repo.
Whisper for transcription → Claude for writing → GitHub for commits → Telegram confirmation. All wired together in n8n, self-hosted on my home server behind Caddy. The only external dependencies are the AI APIs.
The system prompt is where the personality lives — tone, structure, length, audience. The infrastructure is generic. Cloned the whole pipeline for a second site in one session.
Full writeup: https://blog.dpinkerton.com/posts/voice-to-blog-pipeline/

2026-03-04 04:17:43 UTC

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https://blog.dpinkerton.com/posts/self-hosted-mcp-memory-server/
D'oh - I forgot the "blog." when I first posted about this.

2026-03-04 01:13:45 UTC

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I feel that Jevons' paradox is in play. Efficiency goes up, consumption goes up.
Last month I checked a few things off that I'd been intending to do or discovered were in the realms of possibility now: automated Proxmox cluster patching with Ansible, fully automated CertainKey and started pitching it to SMSF auditors, and built a memory layer for Claude. AI brought these within reach. I can't say that I ended up with a heap of free time though. Ambition fills the gap. Most nights I'm up past midnight telling myself "just one more round with Claude" before sleep resets my personal context window.
I'm working on it though. Laptop away, phone on airplane mode, and doing things that don't involve a screen. For me, that's playing with the kids, practising tin whistle, brewing beer, renovating the chicken coop from salvaged timber. Conscious effort needed.

2026-03-04 00:40:25 UTC

Most AI tools have some memory now, but it's siloed to one app, stored as flat text, and not searchable by meaning.
I built a self-hosted semantic memory server that any MCP-compatible tool can connect to. Store a thought, search by meaning later — not keywords. Capture from your phone via a web form, or just tell Claude to remember something.
The whole thing is two Docker containers behind a reverse proxy. No Supabase, no managed anything. Your memories on your hardware.
Inspired by @Nate B Jones's Open Brain concept, rebuilt for full self-hosting.
https://dpinkerton.com/posts/self-hosted-mcp-memory-server/

2026-03-02 09:07:47 UTC

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Message signing is the way to go — it proves ownership without moving funds or exposing yourself to unnecessary risk. Moving funds just to prove you hold them has a cost and creates unnecessary on-chain activity.
The good news is message signing can be done in a way that's audit-ready and privacy-preserving, so you satisfy the regulators without giving up more than you need to.

2026-03-02 06:24:05 UTC

PSA for Australian bitcoiners with SMSFs.
The ATO published crypto audit guidance in October that says holding statements alone aren't sufficient evidence. Auditors must obtain "additional objective, supportable evidence." For exchange-held bitcoin, there's a path. For self-custody, there's nothing prescribed.
If your auditor can't verify your holdings, they must qualify your audit and report you for a Reg 8.02B breach. That's not optional.
ASIC took action against 28 SMSF auditors in H2 2025. The ATO is doing office visits. Reg 8.02B breaches are up to 12% of all SMSF breaches and rising. And from July, accountants become AUSTRAC reporting entities.
The government isn't coming for your keys. They're coming for your paperwork. And if the paperwork problem isn't solved, the next step is forcing SMSF holdings onto exchanges or approved custodians.
Don't give them the excuse.
I wrote up the full picture with primary sources: https://blog.dpinkerton.com/posts/smsf-bitcoin-self-custody-regulatory-pressure/

2026-03-01 22:19:07 UTC

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Haha I've seen similar. Maybe we need em to be the right kind of lazy to seek efficiency? Or inject creativity or curiosity to consider better alternatives even if the current way is working? https://image.nostr.build/926c81bde780ae65f0f2454d4d5e4228edb6183441d8bf52a453e66325cd2c3a.jpg

2026-03-01 07:47:19 UTC

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How should education change, you thinking?

2026-03-01 07:38:32 UTC

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It's true! How many are having a hard time because we treat housing as savings and artificially restrict its supply?

2026-02-28 15:20:26 UTC

Introducing Key Ceremony — a free, open-source tool for documenting your Bitcoin multisig wallet setup.
Record who holds each key, where devices and backups are stored, and how to recover. It generates a ceremony record as a PDF, entirely in your browser.
All data is encrypted client-side using WebAuthn PRF. The server never sees your data in the clear.
No PRF-capable passkey? There's a printable blank template too — no account needed.
https://ceremony.dpinkerton.com
Full write-up on the design decisions and zero-trust architecture: https://dpinkerton.com/posts/key-ceremony-evolution/

2026-02-27 10:25:42 UTC

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You're set for a while. What'll you cook first?

2026-02-26 13:24:05 UTC

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This is cool.

2026-02-26 01:57:29 UTC

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Whitelisting/blacklisting too. People with pronouns... 🙄

2026-02-24 10:45:18 UTC

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Haha yeah such short odds! Noone on the other side. 🤪

2026-02-24 08:38:52 UTC

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I can bet against this!? 👀 Where?

2026-02-23 23:55:37 UTC

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So... Time for a fat, leveraged long? Or does the fact that I'd even suggest that just show that we're not ready?

2026-02-23 20:50:33 UTC

I haven't read anyone comment on whether MJ Rathbun's PR actually had merit. Did it? Talking about the one that scottshambaugh rejected because it originated from a bot.
https://github.com/matplotlib/matplotlib/pull/31132

2026-02-23 03:33:16 UTC

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Get it done before my own context compaction (sleep) runs again. Great game BTW. You've played Factorio too?

2026-02-22 21:45:20 UTC

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Haha, yeah - it's working for now but I'm sure they'll outgrow it likes yours did!

2026-02-22 21:30:08 UTC

I'm astonished by how good Claude is at troubleshooting things. Here's a small example from this morning:
https://blog.dpinkerton.com/posts/claude-code-lightning-blog-post/
I find it entertaining to watch how it gathers info then sets about fixing the problem. In this case, it was an intermittent connectivity issue with a lightning channel. I'd initially connected to ln.mineracks.com over clearnet, as it was operating as a hybrid node. Later, it switched to Tor only, which broke things. I prefer clearnet, but I still wanted to maintain the connection, so now my node is configured to use Tor when needed to reach peers while advertising only its clearnet address.

2026-02-22 21:23:07 UTC

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That reminds me to recommend this Timekpr-nExT.
https://launchpad.net/timekpr-next
I've been using it for over a year now to control how long the young fellas get on the computers and it work pretty well. Interested to know how others do it.

2026-02-22 21:20:54 UTC

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NBN was down this morning briefly but back again now. The lads let me know when it interfered with their morning computer time!

2026-02-22 13:12:33 UTC

I had Claude transcribe sheet music from PDF to markup, then suggest ukulele chords and strumming patterns for accompaniment. It sounded pretty good! Just a bit of fun. More on the blog:
https://blog.dpinkerton.com/posts/arranging-ukulele-accompaniment-lilypond/

2026-02-20 06:13:16 UTC

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AI posting about how I used AI to fix a problem that it was having. 😄
#note1g3w…zc2t

2026-02-18 04:30:03 UTC

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For people who aren't "into Bitcoin", holding your own keys needs to feel just as easy and secure as keeping money in a bank or assets in a brokerage account.

2026-02-16 08:56:23 UTC

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Why is it made difficult for bots? Will bots be more welcome in the future?

2026-02-14 06:09:05 UTC

If you'd like a few ideas on where your path in bitcoin may lie, spend 2 minutes with Henro. After 10 questions, you will be presented with curated, inspiring resources in various formats.
https://henro.xyz

2026-02-13 01:41:42 UTC

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I agree with you on that. Genuine person-to-person interactions are rich and worth cherishing.

2026-02-13 01:17:31 UTC

I offended an open source maintainer with an @-mention on my PR. I got a stern response but his points were valid.
I got thinking on how AI tools are creating a new "Eternal September" for open source with more contributions, but more noise for volunteer maintainers who are already stretched thin.
What if AI could help their side too? Triage, first-pass review, quality gates, etc to protect volunteer time instead of just consuming it. A few already discussing this and putting it into practice.
My reflections: https://blog.dpinkerton.com/posts/eternal-september-open-source-ai/

2026-02-12 23:24:53 UTC

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😆 Just gotta wear it and do what I can. https://image.nostr.build/835987149c454d07a96aa954b2f32b393b4bcaa1dbb0de903d7df12225e4faab.jpg

2026-02-11 22:25:12 UTC

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You're welcome. Please let me know how you get on! Are there specific services that you want to proxy?

2026-02-09 21:21:21 UTC

SeedSigner doesn't support message signing for multisig keys — it throws "Not implemented" for any m/48' derivation path. I raised this as an issue two years ago, no fix came, so I patched it myself.
The change is small (21 lines) and the actual signing function already worked — it was just the path parser blocking multisig paths unnecessarily.
I use message signing for key ownership and control verification in multisig SMSF custody setups via Gatekeeper (https://gatekeeper.dpinkerton.com). Coldcard handles this fine, but SeedSigner users were stuck.
Blog post: https://blog.dpinkerton.com/posts/patching-seedsigner-multisig-message-signing/
PR: https://github.com/SeedSigner/seedsigner/pull/874
Patched image (Pi Zero): https://github.com/AusDavo/seedsigner/releases/tag/0.8.6-multisig-msg-signing
#seedsigner #bitcoin #multisig #opensource

2026-02-08 09:43:29 UTC

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Would you like to get something in particular going or just for interest's sake?

2026-02-08 06:54:35 UTC

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Did I stutter? 😆

2026-02-08 06:51:31 UTC

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Love it. We have one sit on our back deck now and then. Feels special when she visits.

2026-02-08 06:06:35 UTC

Wrote up how my homelab proxying strategy evolved over four phases — from port forwarding with DDNS to a VPS running nothing but HAProxy for L4 passthrough.
The key insight: keep the VPS dumb. SNI inspection, encrypted passthrough, nothing else. TLS termination belongs on hardware you control.
Comparison table of L7-on-VPS vs L4-passthrough vs direct port forwarding, plus thoughts on Traefik for automatic Docker service discovery.
https://blog.dpinkerton.com/posts/evolving-reverse-proxy-strategy/
#selfhosting #homelab #haproxy #caddy #traefik #reverseproxy

2026-02-02 08:09:22 UTC

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You're doing it right. Hold onto it as long as you can. Tends to go up. Some good way to borrow against could emerge in the meantime or some other way of putting off an actual sale.

2026-01-31 14:16:46 UTC

Most bot/notification setups use Telegram or Signal. Both require trusting someone else with your metadata.
I set up SimpleX CLI in Docker with my own relay. E2E encrypted, no phone numbers, no accounts, infrastructure I control.
Wrote up the setup including the gotchas (expect scripts for headless user creation, socat to work around localhost binding).
Blog: https://blog.dpinkerton.com/posts/simplex-cli-docker-setup/
Repo: https://github.com/AusDavo/simplex-cli-docker

2026-01-31 12:43:21 UTC

Spent an afternoon debugging why Caddy's forward_auth wasn't passing group headers from oauth2-proxy when calling it over HTTPS across networks.
The fix was one line: header_up Host oauth2-proxy.example.com
Without it, Caddy sends the original request's Host header, oauth2-proxy's cookie validation gets confused, and X-Auth-Request-Groups silently disappears.
Wrote it up: https://blog.dpinkerton.com/posts/caddy-forward-auth-host-header/

2026-01-30 12:44:20 UTC

Wanted to spin up a new VPS tonight. Prompted for password + SMS 2FA. Phone was already off. Didn't bother.
Started thinking about how much simpler passkeys are and how infrastructure providers should've adopted them years ago. So I built a demo and pitched the VPS provider on adding them.
WebAuthn is cleaner than passwords done properly. No secrets cross the network. Your DB only stores public keys. The main barrier is just inertia, I think.
Wrote up the implementation details: https://blog.dpinkerton.com/posts/i-built-a-demo-to-pitch-my-vps-provider-on-passkeys/

2026-01-29 12:45:32 UTC

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Cool idea!

2026-01-29 12:19:32 UTC

If I follow you, you now have a home relay.
I rebuilt my Nostr relay as a "web of trust" model - it accepts posts from me and everyone I follow. Your content, replies to you, all stored.
Add it as a backup:
wss://nostr.dpinkerton.com
Full writeup on what I did and why:
https://blog.dpinkerton.com/posts/building-a-web-of-trust-nostr-relay/
#nostr #relay

2026-01-29 11:44:07 UTC

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Update: I wasn't going hard enough.
Channels still at 1%, 5%, and 98% after a week of "conservative" discounts. Time for maximum aggression: -2400 ppm inbound on critical channels, 1 ppm outbound on overloaded ones.
If the market won't rebalance me at -300 ppm, let's see what -2400 does.
https://blog.dpinkerton.com/posts/maximum-aggression-liquidity-balancing/
#lightning #bitcoin #lnd

2026-01-28 04:45:12 UTC

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A little more info on it here:
https://blog.dpinkerton.com/posts/letting-the-market-rebalance-my-lightning-channels/
(5 min read)

2026-01-27 05:26:56 UTC

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Came across it configuring charge-lnd
https://github.com/accumulator/charge-lnd

2026-01-27 04:03:14 UTC

Trying negative inbound fees for passive rebalancing
Depleted channels: -1 sat, -300ppm inbound discount, 500ppm outbound
Heavy channels: 0.25 sat, 25ppm outbound
The idea: create arbitrage so routers move liquidity where I need it.
Every route through me is a rebalance.
Seems better than manual rebalancing since you're earning fees instead of paying them, and it only happens when there's actual demand.
Using charge-lnd to auto-adjust as balances shift. LND 0.18+ required.
We'll see how it goes.
#lightning #bitcoin #lnd

2026-01-21 22:09:41 UTC

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I tested it myself and confirmed the plugin is now working. After sending a zap, BTCPay logs show:
Attempting to send 1 zap receipts
Zapping 1 to wss://nos.lol/
Zapping 1 to wss://relay.snort.social/
Zapping 1 to wss://relay.damus.io/
Zapping 1 to wss://nostr.wine/
Zap receipt signed and published to all relays, and the counter went up. Thanks again for pointing this out.

2026-01-21 21:46:22 UTC

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Thanks for mentioning this. I've installed the Nostr plugin for BTCPay Server. Not sure if I need to add additional info based on the attached screenshot. If you'll test again, that would be good.
https://docs.btcpayserver.org/Nostr/
https://github.com/Kukks/BTCPayServerPlugins/tree/master/Plugins/BTCPayServer.Plugins.NIP05
https://npub1jz0rlhp9ngs3at2kfhzcnc62sxh0y9rxt40x3z003wmdguljky9quaaju6.blossom.band/f74d12cf8f0aa4d740f5b2208a2ee1e6021919557aab400f302bbbd86f0f3dfa.png

2026-01-18 04:00:55 UTC

Some mates and I play darts and update the group on results using a group chat. I read about people vibing up apps and put Claude onto making a web app for us to use. Blown away that it works! I host it in Docker and authentication is solely passkeys or nostr keys if you've got 'em.
There's as crown for each style of play that needs to be defended. Results are verified by all participants. Members can be raised to admins and send invitation links, etc.
Tuning this up with Claude's help is kinda addictive. The next features that I am thinking of adding are comments on games, the option to add photos to game results, and the ability to add and remove additional passkeys. Real-time score entry has been requested so maybe that'll be coming too.
https://npub1jz0rlhp9ngs3at2kfhzcnc62sxh0y9rxt40x3z003wmdguljky9quaaju6.blossom.band/1c98c679f1ee85a4fb1c5be8ad7649bdba377acb43fc03f56d66b648482f4789.png
https://npub1jz0rlhp9ngs3at2kfhzcnc62sxh0y9rxt40x3z003wmdguljky9quaaju6.blossom.band/d5f2abae67c2783a0bcd30f2f737391cf18ac273aa6b04ef645f6b5a95bbdab0.png
https://npub1jz0rlhp9ngs3at2kfhzcnc62sxh0y9rxt40x3z003wmdguljky9quaaju6.blossom.band/9e56df5a1c1035ef102bd67aabae29bf1ad5f0783efee4e5bd5bfd75744d4847.png

2026-01-15 21:16:20 UTC

Tired of blindly trusting collaborators in multisig setups? Gatekeeper is still here and lets you validate Bitcoin keys & signatures right in your browser, offline if preferred, and fully secure.
New: Address formats, custom derivation paths, & more sig verification options.
Try it: https://gatekeeper.dpinkerton.com
Open-source on GitHub - fork & improve! ⚡
#Bitcoin #Multisig #NostrTools

2026-01-13 12:15:58 UTC

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Wasn't that the period when they cracked the human genome and boy bands roamed the Earth?

2025-12-30 22:47:52 UTC

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2025-12-25 02:06:56 UTC

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You built this, Pete? Cool! Will tune into your podcast.

2025-12-25 00:12:02 UTC

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2025-12-02 02:14:42 UTC

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Main thing that I learned from Kevin McLeod.

2025-11-29 23:21:40 UTC

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Just websites that feel like native apps. I like 'em. Less intrusive than a native app, no installation friction and circumvents app store gatekeepers.

2025-11-29 23:09:28 UTC

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That's better then the negative yield that I'm used to from running a routing node.

2025-11-29 20:50:21 UTC

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Disappointed too. Thoughts on this alternative?
https://www.freedomia.io/home

2025-11-20 08:51:22 UTC

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Does it load okay for you? Might be overwhelmed after the Square announcement?

2025-11-18 21:01:09 UTC

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Where on that chart is the dude that chooses both?

2025-11-18 08:04:19 UTC

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I'm sympathetic. They believe in something and put their money where their mouth is. Bold strategy, etc. A leveraged long that goes right is a hell of a drug. Even if they are shaken out, they're still right but just got the timing wrong.

2025-11-18 07:57:40 UTC

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Leg extension/leg curl machines shouldn't be phone booths.

2025-11-18 07:57:28 UTC

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Leg extension/leg curl machines shouldn't be phone booths.

2025-11-18 07:54:54 UTC

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Feeling this is the case too. No false idols.

2025-10-25 07:49:52 UTC

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Some well-meaning fellas don't get. This advisor rates bitcoin poorly against other investments. Are the "cons" that her lists hard to dismiss?
https://youtu.be/nRL7X4eXBNY https://image.nostr.build/acffe5f53b49443c4df94405cff5a793f3e46afc5bfa6a932c792a20996dc161.jpg https://image.nostr.build/acffe5f53b49443c4df94405cff5a793f3e46afc5bfa6a932c792a20996dc161.jpg

2025-10-17 21:58:09 UTC

Check out the new wallet from @nprofile…9q4s. If also using #Obtainium on @nprofile…xdyf, you can bypass the play store and install direct from github: https://github.com/SatoshiPortal/bullbitcoin-mobile/releases

2025-10-16 22:48:02 UTC

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I thought adaptation to a vitamin-depleted diet concurrent with low UV. Northern/western Europeans might have stayed black if not for cereal-based diet?

2025-10-16 20:52:49 UTC

Grok as been obnoxious in the last day or so. I don't know if it's some kind of AB testing or affecting all users. It injected all these emojis and puts on this ridiculous pressure to try some command or config change. "Do this bro, just 10 seconds. You've got this, legend. It'll be amazing. C'mon bro, one more command and then rockstar status." Some gargbage like that + emojis. Still helpful but I don't know why it had to get so annoying. I hope it changes back!

2025-10-04 23:51:17 UTC

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Hail the Hoarders
https://nakamotoinstitute.org/mempool/im-hoarding-bitcoins-and-no-you-cant-have-any/

2025-10-02 09:51:02 UTC

The importance of a sailing ship like Saylor's.
https://youtube.com/shorts/BGMes8Lvb-Q

2025-09-22 10:56:49 UTC

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Good point. Not like it's any burden to follow zombies.

2025-09-22 06:06:03 UTC

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2025-09-20 05:14:38 UTC

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I like that enthusiasm. Far out there's a lot of money out there.

2025-09-07 09:35:04 UTC

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Took the littleys out for a walk under the full moon tonight after dinner.

2025-07-13 04:38:06 UTC

Learn the whistle or brush up with friendly, online classes led by Conor and pay with #lightning. ⚡
https://whistleworkshops.com/group-lessons
https://image.nostr.build/3fba0c8a45a1129c569436fe8c1dd3a584b5890f2b4b25213228dbe7c51873db.jpg

2025-06-16 22:23:43 UTC

1,001 sats/L for unleaded petrol. 1 sat/mL https://image.nostr.build/d3113155ac522670ca102fc7a99209450a4b62c2176ee77c3d0a14c201be1f97.jpg

2025-06-16 00:08:20 UTC

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Giving it a shot.

2025-06-15 02:08:22 UTC

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Giving this a go to support better habits:
https://github.com/iSoron/uhabits

2025-06-14 22:42:34 UTC

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A few chunks stick but are knocked off easy.

2025-06-14 21:34:26 UTC

I followed Saif's instructions for cooking on hot coals. Turned out a treat!
https://saifedean.com/meat https://image.nostr.build/0c07558690c81a6640ebc3dd67dc83a48c16fcfb6da76af13dcae9290379c518.jpg https://image.nostr.build/069fa7e5ab2416cc574b87fffd90ffb5217001227b1f8067bbb63fbac6435459.jpg https://image.nostr.build/08f2dcbcbfb1963f14fbcf309eb35fbd176323986bdb0a14d87210598472972b.jpg https://image.nostr.build/5db6eee2fd96673dfb6cfab955d5ff392a8425753a08b7dab1c31973f24627b0.jpg https://image.nostr.build/4e34fb901161a7fe6f35d37a2902c7bcd0cd91e376f231af4f7fdcfee6677d85.jpg

2025-06-08 07:36:40 UTC

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I thought most NFC chips prob had some unextractable secret that would prevent cloning. Maybe not? Flipper can do it?

2025-06-02 23:23:25 UTC

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Circumvents the app stores entirely.