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Even better -- if you're on Linux, use Brave-Origin, which is free for Linux (they charge on other platforms).
If you're not on Linux...what's taking you so long?
More seriously, if you're on Android, I'm actually somewhat partial to Yandex browser which also is Chromium based but has better support for extensions than anything else I've seen on mobile (including nos2x). Not sure if there's any big Kremlin boogeyman stuff people should be wary about with it though, so maybe don't take this as my recommendation so much as just information about what I find useful.

2026-08-31 11:23:14 CEST

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Is it running on an ARM device or something?

2026-08-31 02:46:28 CEST

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Gravity is what they want you to think. The world isn't flat, it's on the end of a stringand we're stuck to it by centrifugal force. That's what they really mean by string theory.
If you dig too deep you'll fly off into space.

2026-08-31 02:43:02 CEST

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I already spend it regularly enough. My pizza day this year was celebrated buying pizza from my Zeus wallet with my own channel on a node on my phone.
If you compare to custodial fiat solutions you're never going to be happy. Bitcoin isn't for everyone and that's as it should be. Most people don't want freedom. They want someone to call when shit breaks.
We'll get covenants in time but there's a lot of ways to do it. Taproot was rushed through with unforeseen consequences. There's zero rush and plenty of functionality that is at yet barely being used.
This thing's only 17 years old. There's a lot of time in the next thousand years to get it right and fiat isn't going to suddenly stop failing. The pressure it applies as it does will serve as a great teacher as to what we need rather than what the next cool shiny thing might be.

2026-08-30 19:13:02 CEST

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Idk, I use Amethyst for everything from posting notes to cooking dinner and raising my child these days. Just waiting on @nprofile…vhl6 to add in a feature to mow the lawn for me too...

2026-08-30 15:42:19 CEST

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Probably best for my wallet that there's none nearby.

2026-08-30 13:03:03 CEST

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Huh? 100x from 2 trillion is 200 trillion. Or roughly 20% of global wealth.

2026-08-29 22:52:26 CEST

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Anyone can modify their code in whatever way they want. What happens upstream is for the project maintainers to worry about.
As for what changes Bitcoin, the attempt to push through CTV should tell you all you need to know about how much they can do unilaterally.
110'ers didn't just try running an alternate client, which many had been previously, myself included. They purposely forked the code, with completely expected results following therefrom.
Nobody can tell you what you do with your node's policy, and you certainly don't get to say what Bitcoin's consensus rules are. Neither can Core, Saylor, the miners, or the nodes. Consensus is emergent.
The market ultimately decides which fork wins. As it should be.

2026-08-29 04:13:58 CEST

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The development team. As in, anyone who wants to put in a PR, the maintainers who choose whether to add it to the next release, and the users who decide if they're gonna upgrade, hold still, or use a different node.
It would take a lot for me to be less worried about Saylor's control over Bitcoin.

2026-08-29 00:00:00 CEST

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CTV was prematurely pushed.
110 was rejected by nearly everyone as it should have been.
Changing bitcoin should be hard and always has been.

2026-08-28 23:13:47 CEST

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So they're gonna put a bunch of money into doing PR's.
Which anyone can write and submit.
Cool.

2026-08-28 23:04:04 CEST

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For reference, China has 9% of gold, but nobody talks about China controlling gold...

2026-08-28 23:02:03 CEST

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Evidence for this? Or just feels?
He's got less than 5% of supply. Ask 110'ers what 5% gets you.

2026-08-28 22:43:37 CEST

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You're bullish Paul Sztorc's fork too? As Jimmy said, eCash?

2026-08-28 17:09:07 CEST

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Yea I know the antiklepto is the dark Skippy mitigation. The airgap is the mitigation to avoid placing excessive trust in the wire. I can audit a psbt on an SD card (or ideally a floppy, with no firmware to be compromised) but reliably watching thathard connection is harder. Especially if the monitoring tools are running on a computer which itself may be compromised.
Lack of an airgap has always been my issue with Bitbox and their points against it have never been convincing. An airgap isn't a silver bullet but it is a bullet, and if we can keep it in the mix while making use of other munitions we should.
Honestly surprised they haven't made this possibility more front and center. Too many hardware signers are caught up in how easy they can make things for their customers. As those who lost coins from Coldcard how glad they are they included the easy button to generate keys that they didn't have to figure out dice rolling right now.
Security trumps ease when the product itself is literally a security product.

2026-08-28 03:38:22 CEST

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Hockey may have been one of the less than stellar choices. Hard to say. He's drawn to the kids he'll get in trouble with wherever he goes. Self esteem issues and all.

2026-08-27 19:24:56 CEST

I finally did it. I scheduled a dental appointment at tooth hurty p.m.
Technically an endodontist.
I'm normally all for low prices so I can stack sats more but with all this dental shit and my HSA being all in on bitcoin, go ahead and keep pumping guys. I'd like to be able to actually chew ribeyes when we hit our next top.

2026-08-27 19:20:21 CEST

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The left always likes free speech when it is convenient.
Sort of how BIP110 advocates like permisionlessness until someone does something with Bitcoin they don't like.
Don't you remember all the leftwing alt media during the Bush years? Jello Biafra saying don't hate the media, become the media? Makes sense they'd be on it amid censorship of Palestinian causes. Which is great. But don't put any weight on that support if you have anything to say about traditional values, immigration policy, or the suggestion that white people could in any way be marginalized.

2026-08-27 18:16:38 CEST

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My kid's off to college in a few days. Just waiting to see if he lasts or not. Fingers super crossed about who hr meets those first few days because he's got some far less than good influence friends here but I think could do well with the right crowd.
Hate saying its all ties up in other people but given his background it's just the reality. Foster care and adoption come with their own challenges to accept.

2026-08-27 16:57:29 CEST

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2026-08-27 16:57:03 CEST

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Congrats on surviving another summer vacation!

2026-08-27 16:05:16 CEST

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Hope you can bring some with you. Can't hold it against you how you learned the information, just glad to hear you got what you needed.
And yes, realizing economic weight means that the fiat rich can use that to throw weight around is hard. Satoshi didn't ignore this though. Its why the coins were so rapidly dispersed at the beginning before they could notice. People may sell to them, and are more than I love, but it comes at higher costs than we sometimes remember. The best way to fight the suits is to stack, get your neighbors stacking, and don't sell to the parasites.
But...once they have coins, they are market participants, and you don't get to tell them they're second class citizens. Any more than you get to tell the silk road fentanyl dealer or the backpage hooker who are both now filthy rich how to live. That's sovereign property rights at play.
The 110 side always seemed to want to talk like this but with a more collectivist ethos. Freedom is a lot messier.

2026-08-27 15:56:48 CEST

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I'm curious: can you run a Bitbox02 signer to sign on a computer which itself is airgapped? I get dark skippy makes the direct airgap an issue, but curious if the additional device being airgapped may let you have your cake and eat it too.
I'll have to look more into this. It may turn this into an acceptable option after all.
Multisig can also be a good mitigation but multi device single sig isn't something we usually consider.

2026-08-27 15:53:58 CEST

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I resemble this meme.

2026-08-27 15:51:51 CEST

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The only thing worse in this narrow space than X is how Twitter used to be. Fuck this woke bullshit.

2026-08-27 15:49:11 CEST

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Grokking Bitcoin is another book in a similar vein.

2026-08-27 15:48:20 CEST

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GM.
I'd take issue with your if statement but took logic and know that when the condition is false the outcome can still be true perfectly well.
This isn't just a book for devs. It's for any sovereign user of money.
It's technical. It'll make you stretch. It may take awhile.
And you really should do it.

2026-08-27 15:46:27 CEST

If you don't want to be a developer, but just want to be sovereign with your Bitcoin, also read this book.
And talk to devs.
How your money is built is not 'someone else's problem.'
If it is, then it's someone else's money.
#nevent1q…chcc

2026-08-27 15:46:27 CEST

2026-08-27 15:40:55 CEST

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I'm also not so on board the whole ghosting of exes unless there's a safety issue. Seems to be more of a modern big city attitude. Small town folk see their exes all the time. If seeing someone makes you unable to control yourself, I guess its something to know about yourself, but also perhaps a point of discipline to consider.

2026-08-27 15:38:09 CEST

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"Let a man never stir on his road a step without his weapons of war; for unsure is the knowing when need shall arise of a spear on the way without." Hávamál stanza 38
Nice to see not everyone is cucked.

2026-08-27 15:34:47 CEST

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I bed this guy hid cameras in girls' dorm showers. Fuckin' creep.

2026-08-27 05:18:04 CEST

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Nah. He'd say so if it were being exploited.
He also got it wrong. Its run --offline, not shut down.
Two very different things.

2026-08-27 05:16:34 CEST

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Most nodes are LND, not CLN.

2026-08-27 05:12:53 CEST

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Getting over a person is far easier than getting over a dog. I'd probably personally go see the dog.
Not that its a good idra or not. But it's what I'd do.

2026-08-27 05:07:18 CEST

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So like, proof of work?

2026-08-27 05:06:11 CEST

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It means Roman Storm gets dragged through yet more trial. Hardly some victory of sovereignty.

2026-08-27 05:04:43 CEST

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Turns out the official advice they did put out is run the node in --offline mode. Not take your node offline.
Which they said but got easily twisted in news. Glad they clarified a few hours ago.

2026-08-27 04:56:38 CEST

Better info straight from the horse's mouth finally. --offline is NOT the same as shutting down.
https://npub1lcetwt8hcd9gagdytu4e35ufykxek0elfvx8q3spugmgj9x0ev0q363apw.blossom.band/920562041bf32928b94f2e34f46669afb00b58cceda19753b35c0ddcca2823d0.jpg
#nevent1q…rwfe

2026-08-27 04:24:49 CEST

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I did get some clarification here. Running a node --offline is different than turning off the node. It still does onchain enforcement. It just doesn't allow peer connections.
You're basically turning your node into its own watchtower.
It's wild that Blockstream hasn't really put out a more comprehensive and clear statement on this. That we're pulling things apart from a discord screenshot and some half baked articles is a bit nuts.
Guess that's why we have LND...

2026-08-27 03:44:35 CEST

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A hung jury isn't an acquittal, it's a mistrial. Jurors aren't voting, they're deliberating to arrive at consensus. If they can't, it's a do over.
Double jeopardy only applies if a verdict is reached.
https://fountain.fm/episode/Cxt7oMUwpEZUFd2A81CQ
#nevent1q…p9kf

2026-08-27 00:50:29 CEST

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Hope this counts as a replacement for lost sponsor revenue per this listener.
https://fountain.fm/episode/u4bHOaf0gBYriB0CFCH0
#nevent1q…2u94

2026-08-26 22:32:27 CEST

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And yes, I'm just saying stop and read. Personally I'd consider having watchtowers set up first but without details weigh your own risks here.

2026-08-26 22:30:34 CEST

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They haven't released a patch or details. But here's more info in an article on what we do have https://thedefiant.io/news/security/core-lightning-tells-node-operators-to-go-offline-with-no-patch-published

2026-08-26 21:51:34 CEST

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Looks like the answer there is "no."
Not sure if it makes sense to think about for people but just throwing it out there, but IF you have the time to set up a watchtower before you turn the node off, then you can avoid theft indefinitely, as long as that watchtower is reliably online. Your channels may of course get force closed, but you won't get stolen from as the watchtower will enforce the justice transaction if theft is attempted.

2026-08-26 21:48:19 CEST

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The question I would have is: Can you set up a watchtower while your node is already offline?
I haven't played around with a live node in awhile; been all embedded on my phone for a bit.

2026-08-26 21:46:52 CEST

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Depends -- do you have a watchtower set up?

2026-08-26 21:28:53 CEST

🚨 🚨 IF YOU RUN CLN STOP AND READ THIS🚨 🚨
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2026-08-26 20:51:39 CEST

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Gut rearrangement is the height of Troubadouresque romance. Surprised it never got squeeze into a Shakespearean sonnet.
Forsooth, Juliet, verily I didst know, from the moment mine eyes first came to rest upon thee, that my heart did desire to make haste, that I might rearrangeth thy guts.
Sorry your day sucks. https://media2.giphy.com/media/WOKiQ4YQ6t7HiyrAu7/giphy.gif?cid=4ea4f8d5lro2mty0zpu0iec2yk3yjp81c01d4br6p040xk4e&ep=v1_gifs_search&rid=giphy.gif&ct=g

2026-08-26 14:54:58 CEST

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https://media3.giphy.com/media/WGT85tL4e2GYa6yzbX/giphy.gif?cid=4ea4f8d5mgayq506g3n6c4e3vxsg56n3jz80o8nhbtp8edru&ep=v1_gifs_search&rid=giphy.gif&ct=g

2026-08-26 14:51:43 CEST

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https://media3.giphy.com/media/WGT85tL4e2GYa6yzbX/giphy.gif?cid=4ea4f8d5mgayq506g3n6c4e3vxsg56n3jz80o8nhbtp8edru&ep=v1_gifs_search&rid=giphy.gif&ct=g

2026-08-26 12:43:22 CEST

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Epub format is easy to grab if you search Yandex, I'm sure you can find it. Lmk if you do need a link.

2026-08-26 12:42:28 CEST

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Yea, long form avoids fragmented information which you get bits of faster but integration takes longer. If you wanna dive deeper readinf the actual BOLTs is the way to go but the book is a great place to start. Free on github too. https://github.com/lnbook/lnbook

2026-08-26 11:11:50 CEST

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If you haven't read it, Mastering the Lightning Network was a good read to really understand a good chunk of the system. First half is the how to, second is the how it works. There's even super easy docker stuff if you wanna get going quick but if I know you you're gonna be slow and methodical.
Lightning Terminal is very useful for managing a node in any case.

2026-08-26 11:02:43 CEST

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🤷...🌏

2026-08-26 10:07:34 CEST

Can I stop being woken up for 3 am emergencies yet?

2026-08-26 00:21:24 CEST

Little surf 'n' to to celebrate the last week at home before college.
https://npub1lcetwt8hcd9gagdytu4e35ufykxek0elfvx8q3spugmgj9x0ev0q363apw.blossom.band/751e5defcd1e653d44a2b50d85e98cafadc71a4ae16c46abca44972b65718039.jpg

2026-08-25 22:23:57 CEST

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The hard part here is that everything is doubtful. Including that the CTO made a nym but couldn't be bothered to really make a nym carefully to implant a vulnerability.
The whole thing is surreal stupidity either way. It may have also involved malice but its hard to untangle from the stupidity.

2026-08-25 19:48:53 CEST

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https://media3.giphy.com/media/Ae7SI3LoPYj8Q/200w.webp

2026-08-25 18:15:39 CEST

GM.
I'm going to be keeping a closer eye on SOFR-IORB for awhile. The difference turned positive last October, in lockstep with Bitcoin's dump. This difference reflects dysfunction in repo markets and a liquidity squeeze, as SOFR is usually a small spread below IORB, being a secured rate. Bessents buybacks seem geared at putting these rates back in the order they should be in, and expand private formation of capital (money printer go brrr).
This particular metric may be the first indicator. Curious if it flips or bitcoin notices first.

2026-08-25 17:33:29 CEST

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I don't discount its a possibility.
But even this suggests such incompetence, because dark Skippy would have enabled them to booby trap the devices without leaving the door open for any asshat that noticed the address space was constrained. AI made it easier to find but it wasn't strictly necessary. That later models half fixed it also is a head scratcher.
I'm still leaning to gross incompetence and criminal negligence. The code runs right in an emulator and wrong on silicon. They were notably sloppy about a lot.
I do appreciate the research you're doing though. If nothing else it gives us a picture of just what sort of nonsense we're looking at.

2026-08-25 16:07:32 CEST

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HN is...well, at least it's better than Reddit.

2026-08-25 11:23:51 CEST

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I believe in diminishing returns. Instead of a 20x I think we're more likely to see an 18-19x.

2026-08-25 11:21:09 CEST

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Ahh. Good to note. And yea that'd make it easier -- looking at how I was going to get sparrow working on a pi with musl was where I decided it was more trouble for me than it was worth.

2026-08-25 02:34:32 CEST

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Wait is the Pi version Alpine based too? Thats awesome if so. I gotta check out what you've got going on. Alpine looked crazy for dealing with compiler and libc reasons for what I was looking at putting together so I am currently working on a raspberry pi os lite based build. Just got delayed as I realized I needed a microhdmi cable. Also looking at system integrity checking. Got a kludgey idea of ripping the IMG file from my set up to keep a checksum of it to verify before burning fresh before every sign. Wear on the SD card but you get cryptographic proof it's unmolested. Or maybe looking at secure boot. Nothing quite looks perfect but playing with integrity checks.

2026-08-24 14:01:17 CEST

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Vegetable norimaki.
Which, yes, is just Japanese for vegetables wrapped in nori 😄.

2026-08-24 11:24:21 CEST

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That says sushi, but is there rice?

2026-08-24 11:22:24 CEST

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GM. The most reliable relay is the one you don't trust someone else to run.

2026-08-24 11:19:50 CEST

GM
Definitely need this energy today after my 2:30 am wakeup call. https://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/2090688606893477888/vid/avc1/320x320/_s1RbSnl9c60xAOw.mp4

2026-08-24 09:51:25 CEST

I love being told what sort of effects came from 'one hit of weed.
Kids are dumb

2026-08-24 01:48:46 CEST

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I assume in a smaller city or town?
Seems like real estate costs make these hangouts untenable in cities but some more out of the way places can have them. Jaffrey, NH has this vibe.

2026-08-23 23:06:38 CEST

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Where did you find it, in 1997?

2026-08-23 22:53:55 CEST

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Slackware. As long as Pat keeps giving it away.

2026-08-23 22:50:47 CEST

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If it doesn't it'll only be because nobody cares to put it there. Ordinals and jpegs are entirely still possible on it as were demonstrated before everyone flung themselves off a cliff.
Honestly if y'all don't get a bid under it I may just put some there myself. But I will give y'all a chance to buy me out first. If there's no bid I'll assume there's nobody there to care about the data in the first place, and nothing wasted in using the tokens to put it there.

2026-08-23 21:24:20 CEST

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When the product is money, or really anything where network effects matter, I think you'll find that purity spiraling gets you nowhere.
See: betamax.
And this is leaving out the matter of most of the perceived abuse being something I take as a misunderstanding about the reality of peer to peer networks and plain wishful thinking. I'd much rather junk in op_return than the UTXO set.
What we got wasn't a better business opening up down the street. It was the angry customers opening up a co-op only to find that overhead costs and logistical realities are a lot harder to address than they reckoned. Seems many haven't come to terms with that yet.

2026-08-23 11:46:26 CEST

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Don't like ISIS? Maybe don't support the ones who back them. ISrael IS ISIS.

2026-08-23 11:43:59 CEST

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Indeed it has. They even actually named it Bitcoin Purity lol. https://bitcoinpurity.org/

2026-08-23 11:43:00 CEST

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Yesterday it took me about 6 houses worth through the brambles and poison ivy chasing my dogs wearing nothing but the shorts I sleep in and slippers after they found a hole in one of the nets that's where the fence used to be until trees fell on it. These women who saw me were like "omg you're gonna get so many bug bites."
Yea, among the scratches and itches. But I got my dogs back.

2026-08-23 02:16:19 CEST

Just had Grok make me a coat of arms based on my profile. Did some weird things with the Palestinian flag (married it to the pirate flag as I have both in my profile). Also made a random bindrune it wasn't able to explain aside from that it was done as a decoration. Closest I can make it out as is a combination of *raidō and ?*kauną, which mean "ride or journey" and "ulcer or boil" respectively. Weird little mix, but maybe we're going with "ride or die"? I also found the keep the mix clean a funny little nod to Samourai.
https://image.nostr.build/b173bcf7795a851bac4b195a11bb134265fe3ae4297d818af06ccfd16bc26555.jpg

2026-08-23 00:28:38 CEST

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Shucks. I was hoping someone could finally make that marriage of traditions make sense. Scimitar wielding samurai? Sheikhs with top knots? Tonkatsu-don, hold the tonkatsu?
I'll try to find some time to read more of this tomorrow in any case. I appreciate people being willing to simultaneously revere tradition while also being bold enough to step into the future with it. And it seems sometimes harder to do with Islam because it is so new, and the book still preserved in its original lettering with so little wiggle room (aside from the endless arguing over Hadiths).
Though I also say this as an outsider, so take that with a handful of salt.

2026-08-23 00:04:44 CEST

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Is that en route to the Zen Sunni school in the Dune universe?

2026-08-23 00:03:53 CEST

Petitye sirloin for a petite pump. https://blossom.primal.net/abe7f009f6685363fa9ea73f68596a662e2e084219bff609373cfa46f34def5e.jpg

2026-08-22 19:14:41 CEST

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Nodes have power in the way that customers have power. Customers can absolutely fire the business.
But when it's less than 20% of them and they're not even the big customers, it turns out, the business will decide whether or not to listen based on what they're asking for. And be totally fine letting them walk away. Even if they asked to speak with the manager.
Some people find that hard to take. https://media2.giphy.com/media/SAHGcjT1jNvDB6oxI8/giphy.gif?cid=4ea4f8d5jv8eriupf8xolc7jw4elpw1mm6ktru24gq0mpycp&ep=v1_gifs_search&rid=giphy.gif&ct=g

2026-08-22 18:01:57 CEST

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Indeed.
And for what it's worth I think the craving for this is why there's the push to bring Myspace back. It wasn't the put together story you got on Myspace. It was the picture you took in the camera against a dirty mirror with the flash, and the mess of html you threw together to express whatever you wanted to. Not to overly glamorize Myspace; I'm old enough to remember that it wasn't a utopia too. But I think it's what people are yearning for against the vacuity that modern social media promises. Heck at least Twitter just promises you a mosh pit of stupidity, which is leaps and bounds better than you'll find on Instagram or Facebook.
With Nostr we get it in a yet more organic way. And that's not something I take for granted.
Thank y'all for being here to keep the place warm.

2026-08-22 17:52:11 CEST

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It's funny, as someone who much prefers winter, I actually think summer in the desert would still be my preference. Ideally the desert at higher elevation so it's not just outright brutality, but mosquitoes, flies, ticks, and humidity are not my idea of a good time.

2026-08-22 02:12:05 CEST

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Nice! I'm in the process of setting up an airgapped raspberry pi 4 (it used to be my node, but in lieu of a UPS I've since just moved the node back to my desktop and have it just syncing nightly to avoid filesystem corruption from power failures). Sounds like you made yours more user friendly than I'm bothering with.
Did you take steps to disable any networking interfaces? Curious what that entirely looks like and how it differs to play with on a laptop than on something like a pi where the hardware is all 100% known ahead of time.
I almost like doing something myself though -- makes it that much less likely someone's gonna just throw together a doctored SD card that'll be similar enough that I won't notice but malicious enough to do anything. Seedsigner is great but if someone wants to hit you with a malicious SD card it's not THAT hard to swap out the malicious SD card and leave you none the wiser. Good luck knowing the list of changes I make to my system...

2026-08-22 01:51:30 CEST

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I think I would have done some wild things to various batteries I found to see what I could make them power...and right about now if I were you would be looking at portable solar panels and what it takes to make a bike pedal powered inverter.
On that note, we absolutely had a pedal powered inverter set up at Occupy Boston when that was happening -- it was how people kept their phones charged.
Some lunatic also brought coca tea back when Amazon still sold the stuff. Definitely more mild than anything refined, but let's just say doing the dishes in cold water for hours while it rained was more enjoyable than it otherwise would have been.

2026-08-21 19:14:25 CEST

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Including demanding the ability to mistreat others with impunity.
It's literally the same thing.
Worry less about what people owe you and more about ensuring your own liabilities column is kept in good order.
An honorable man doesn't pay his debts because he is nagged to do so, but because they're his debts and it would bring shame not to do so. Whether those debts are monetary, respect, or acknowledgement of thanks.

2026-08-21 19:06:22 CEST

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A Lannister always pays his debts.

2026-08-21 02:48:17 CEST

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Or apparently that spacehey exists. Which is just a clone of the original MySpace.
I think many also forget that MySpace was a pre-mobile experience. Gonna have Woodstock 2.0 vibes.
That said, neocities is sort of neat. How do we implementboth as nsites?

2026-08-21 02:45:23 CEST

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Mempool.guide likes to pretend its both lol.
Luke says he can't buy his coin yet, which I find odd. Plenty of us are happy to sell it...

2026-08-20 20:52:39 CEST

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A baby race reveal party would be much more entertaining.
It'd be like attending a live episode of Maury.

2026-08-20 19:03:39 CEST

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What does this guy have to do with Bitcoin?

2026-08-20 16:08:16 CEST

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@nprofile…zhvg man you're getting a lot done with your new role.

2026-08-20 14:36:47 CEST

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Idk that we mind bribery.
Do it with Bdash though and I might come out with the tar and feathers though.
At this point I don't even mind the Bcashers, but the preaching from the Luke coiners even as they don't sell their Bitcoin rubs me in a CSW sorta way.
I'm sure they will have to to pay for their Blake2B electric bills though.

2026-08-20 14:24:28 CEST

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2026-08-20 14:24:28 CEST

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After that we get tail emissions or something?

2026-08-20 14:22:27 CEST

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It's just like chewing on fresh rawhide. If you only do it a little at a time it's always hard. But if you sit down and really put your jaw into it it softens up nicely and you can get the most out of it.
Lessons my dogs taught me.