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The people changing Bitcoin are telling you that you can't change Bitcoin. "RUN THE NODE WE TELL YOU TO RUN!"
They need you more than you need them. Without network participants running their software they are in control of nothing but a GitHub repo.
Thank you for sharing! For relays like primal - unfortunately the video never seem to load and doesn't share on my profile. Great to see you can actually see the posts on many relays. I didn't know!
My dad used to narrate while he cleaned. "I don't feel like it. I want to sit and have a beer and watch football. But I am moving to the object out of place and I am bringing it to where it belongs. I did it. I am now one step closer to sitting and having a beer. I don't want to clean up, but I want to live in a clean house. So I am getting my hands wet doing dishes..." Etc. etc. etc.
Honestly it was really helpful and I find myself doing the same thing now. It is very rare that we think "OH LEMME CLEAN UP THE DOG POOP!" we're always going to cajole ourselves a little bit because I don't want to live next to a mountain of poop 💩
In Nostur, there’s a relay feed option. Is this relay something I could use there, you think? I don’t see an option for caching server.
Every side quest leads somewhere ✨
This one brought $BLEEP to a field of ivy lumi flowers 🛸
A little behind-the-scenes glimpse of the @nprofile…5vjs × @nprofile…uvum universe.
Episode 6 out tomorrow.
the signal is growing ⚡️
https://blossom.primal.net/f8837cfc580883b8999b5b6d0d659ce46ceee97df01790a42c08f5e6b0ccf6ff.mov
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My tip don’t do phone calls at all 😅
@npub1wkl…5u0t dropped this orange pill in real life. You can do the same with our free sticker packs and files.
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Iran says the war is about straight of Hormuz. America been going after strategic choke points and saying it's about something else (current gibberish is nuclear blah blah). Am sure many in USA believe the bullshit, even if high ranking politicians keep going for visits to places around mallaca etc.
Whatever. My question is, how many choke point centered wars does it take to swing the Kool aid belief needle? 🤔
Trying to lead by example and clean out a bunch of stuff and organize...but I don't wanna 😭. Not sure where Jr gets it from 🤭🤷♀️. #momstr #kidstr
Perfect. Finally, all the backdoors that have been put in place for bad actors (governments etc.) will be purged.
I guess what I mean is, I already have a bunch of relays, and I use this one as my main "browsing" a feed type source, because yes it saves TONs of bandwidth and battery. I rarely use a client that assembles a feed, because it's just faster this way and I feel like it works just as well by offloading the construction of the feed to the relay. I've used nostr like this for a year+ now, I used to run this same setup on my raspberry PI and I liked it so much I decided to finally make it a service.
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There's plenty of people who don't want to work. This isn't just immigration issue, it's result of promising free according to tribe. "We steal off the white people to give to you" was cover for politicians pillaging the nation, but many of the people believed the free. Always beware of the free and don't allow it to make you hate "them" instead of realising the cost.
That's my ignorable opinion anyway
Depends on the client, I cant try nostur but Yea you can write to it, others can also tag you and write to it (it has personalized wot turned on by default for those direct posts but no filters for the feed itself, that depends on your own relay settings and your follow list). I don't use it as a main relay its not in my relay list, I only use it like a cache.
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1: trying to push the idea of the need to ask permission to access nuclear power.
2: only allowed if signing abrham accords and subordinate to Zion.
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Imagine a forcefield bubble. Imagine it starting at the top of your head, and streaming out and up like you're a fountain, then spiraling around your body to come back into your feet. Once it's established you can make it more aggressive, like expand it out and zap bad energy away from you. Or you can get more creative, I like mine to be a honeysuckle covered gazebo. With practice it gets easier, and it absolutely works to help dodge other folks bad moods.
I very emphatically do-not
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It's not fictional, this happened. But you're right, it probably happened in 2010, not 2009. I didn't solo mine, but on a pool.
2009 was when I created the wallet. I know this because it was when I received the first email on my current e-mail address. This e-mail superseded the one I saved the wallet keys on.
And chill, dude, I'm not claiming to be a seasoned Bitcoin enthusiast. I played with it in the very beginning, forgot about it, LOLed when people started hyping in 2017, then got into Monero around 2019.
I have committed to being an enigma. My opinion on everything is just a chuckle.
This is pure market manipulation.
Dunker....
You dunk it in.. Mountain Dew?
When dorito donut?
@nprofile…t2sv anotha one
Mid bitcoin is the best bitcoin.
Ah so this is also good to save battery and bandwidth? I could connect this relay to Nostur and just use the one to read data from my “constructed outbox from relay tools”. Can I also write to this relay?
Someone want to send a group invite?
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I think it is, I use a client (RelayTools-android) that only connects to one relay at a time for it's feed, so I can use less data, check my notifications, and have a quicker app. Then it connects to other relays only when I'm posting, to send the post. If apps support this type of mode, it can be helpful yes. I think amethyst might partially support it. It's like having a fast cache of the notes from your network, always collecting them in the background for when you want to read them.
My life is very lame at the moment, but it's been the biggest blessing for me personally relative to what came before it.
Good morning ✌️🧡
If I understand correctly, this is a solution for Damus’ lack of outbox. Is it useful for other clients too?
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OGs spending all their time in fiat finance is the lamest use of their lifespans.
I am a very big proponent of graph databases. It's all nodes and edges for me.
Damus iOS does not do outbox, so it only reads from an unchanging set of relays, and you have to get lucky to see your friends posts. Outbox model reads from a dynamic set of relays where your friends post, so it can see all their notes by connecting to 2 or more relays from *their advertised relay lists. The feeds.relay.tools pulls in notes using outbox so that a client that does not do outbox can just connect to that relay and see them. Nostur does it's own outbox in addition. So, now instead of no outbox, there are multiple ways to read your outbox.
Okay, fine…I’m checking out Buzz.
Now what?
Claiming Monero relies on "altruism" reveals a fundamental misunderstanding of the protocol. Monero does not rely on charity. Rather, it economically incentivizes miners via Tail Emission (a continuous, perpetual reward of 0.6 XMR per block, in case you missed it). Ironically, it is Bitcoin that suffers from a fatal design flaw regarding altruism and long-term security. As Bitcoin's block subsidies halve toward zero, BTC will be forced to rely entirely on unpredictable transaction fees to sustain its multi-billion-dollar security budget. Monero actually solved Satoshi's fee-dependence dilemma by ensuring miners are algorithmically paid in perpetuity. Mining XMR is driven by economic rationalism, not goodwill. And saying "my individual hash power is too small to provide measurable security" is the textbook Voter's Paradox. Centralization occurs precisely when individuals surrender their agency to mega-corporations. Look at Bitcoin today: just two industrial pools (Foundry and Antpool) routinely control over 50% of the entire network's hash rate. That is an oligopoly. In contrast, Monero's CPU-friendly RandomX algorithm, combined with P2Pool (a decentralized sidechain for mining), allows thousands of individual, home-run CPUs to trustlessly aggregate their hash power. You aren't just "adding a tiny hash"; you are participating in an un-capturable, permissionless defense mesh that prevents pool-level censorship and cartel formation.
Also, calculating profitability strictly through the lens of electricity-to-fiat spot price is economically naive. When you mine Monero, you are acquiring pristine, un-linked, non-KYC, sovereign money directly into your self-custodial wallet. No exchange identity verification, no bank surveillance, no risk of frozen accounts, and no tainted UTXO history. In an era of total financial panopticon, generating un-monitored financial privacy at margin is a tangible, highly valuable financial yield.
And excuse my french but what the fuck?! Citing Qubic as a "nearly successful attack" or a failure of RandomX proves you haven't read Monero's code (src/cryptonote_core/blockchain.cpp) or understood how consensus actually executed during that event. Firstly, Monero consensus does not blindly adopt the first block it sees; it strictly follows the heaviest chain based on cumulative difficulty. Secondly, Qubic attempted an empty-block/orphaning strategy. Because they lacked true, sustained cumulative difficulty superiority over the honest global network, their malicious blocks were automatically flagged, isolated into orphan pools, and rejected by honest nodes across src/cryptonote_protocol. And what was the result? Qubic burned millions of dollars in electricity and hardware wear only to produce useless orphan blocks. Monero absorbed a heavily-funded, coordinated stress test with zero downtime, zero re-orgs, and zero protocol-level emergency rollbacks. But the irony is this: Qubic itself is an opaque, centralized scheme where a single founder (@c___f___b or lil-stupid called Sergei Ivancheglo) demands miners hand over their untraceable XMR under the completely un-auditable promise of "burning" Qubic -even changing the buyback rules from 100% to 50% on a whim.
All in all, Monero wasn't "defeated" or "exposed" by Qubic. It was battle-tested! RandomX proved that a decentralized network of CPUs can withstand a concentrated assault without surrendering the network to ASIC cartels or centralized mining farms. Next time you lecture Monero users on mining protocol security, please try reading blockchain.cpp instead of parroting surface-level FUD.