Last Notes
You're talking shit about me, aren't you, motherfucker?
https://blossom.jumble.social/1394aeb590a88fb934a73aa6a9bdb2ffeeba679d9027ea612633ba3d42e7b1a2.gif
We replaced a single constrained cross-platform codebase with native implementations for Android, iOS, macOS, and Linux by delegating the raw coding labor to autonomous agents. This radical shift removes humans from rote syntax production, proving that a small team can orchestrate machines to build software while retaining responsibility for the final outcome.
#naddr1qq…rpkk
Nostr = Shit + Garbage + Bitcoiners
It's indeed a hellhole.
In this particular case, I disagree.
Responsible disclosure to blockstream security could have resulted in a stop of liquid block production, and therefore not put any user's funds at risk.
If they did report it and Blockstream did nothing, then the right move is to take the money.
people with television are the ones in the cave
not exactly this, but similar
https://blossom.jumble.social/7b5dbe94bec7678548be70f1bd7398e373bca1a2eeb91bbafaa54d8b09b3edc7.jpg
https://blossom.jumble.social/a897decd06eadcbb1951b1b0c219baa8f1aa1bfdf5332097ef792e0e5eeb3ebf.jpg
https://blossom.jumble.social/b75916149351c16782318df6eae6fe943064e18c48d370be3be9e332871493e8.jpg
https://blossom.jumble.social/30c81a0d0bd3f6b0cb410e18f427d5d11527666e593ea1968b53e96298b9ce21.png
Excellent mental gymnastics, well done, but maybe all you need is #Monero.
#nevent1q…h8nu
The speech to text transcription workflow in @nprofile…radp android is the most incredible I've seen. I cannot wait until we get this release out. Hopefully very soon. This is the best chat app I've ever used.
https://blossom.jumble.social/dfda4716e635c8a79d6ff3ee167bacc3e95b388f9d3dfc4ece240fba4d712067.gif
Responsible disclosure does not include posting on social media before things are patched in a new release.
Having a CEO is reason enough to stay far away, and having that CEO based in Israel makes justifying it utterly laughable. Man, thank goodness for #Monero! :matrix-pepe:
https://blossom.jumble.social/4ea16ed49dd6b5b7897a687b641014888f0e0fd76c3479f5deff3a22c1be56bb.jpg
#nevent1q…vuzr
And arguably we've never seen 100% slavery.
Trully insufferable. I would bet that the guy is a constructed persona for operation mind-scramble, or some such thing.
I mean you're in TX, aka the devil's butt hole 😁
https://blossom.jumble.social/3aea738493c72424af2587b95e3010d0578b7e91ffbe37e18b4166f014354fd3.jpg
I'd love to have it be cool now. Here in MN, we still have highs in the upper 80s until probably a few more weeks (yuck) 🥵😥
#nevent1q…x3lj
https://blossom.jumble.social/35b7e624b55cc4b4f5aa13be7f9d86fd09d198d1a33099ad01e07e07542ae623.mp4
#nevent1q…rftt
The proliferation of Flock Safety camera networks across contemporary urban and suburban landscapes cannot be understood as a benevolent municipal response to private criminal activity, but must instead be recognized as the technological maturation of what Hans-Hermann Hoppe identifies as the ultimate territorial monopoly of expropriation and ultimate decision-making: The state. From this Hoppean perspective, the state is not a neutral arbiter or a protective shield, but an institutionalized syndicate of compulsory taxation and systemic coercion that fundamentally subsists on the subjugation of private property owners. To evaluate automated license plate recognition infrastructure through the narrative of public safety is to succumb to a fundamental category error, for it ignores the reality that the state itself constitutes the single largest, most organized, and most dangerous criminal apparatus in human history. The panoptic deployment of Flock cameras serves primarily to consolidate this monopoly on violence, ensuring that the productive populace remains thoroughly legibly mapped, predictably contained, and continuously vulnerable to state extraction.
This technological enclosure is made uniquely potent by the state's monopolistic grip over physical infrastructure, particularly public roads and transit networks. As Professor Hoppe rigorously demonstrates, the socialized ownership of property inherently degrades security, replaces market accountability with bureaucratic dictate, and weaponizes common spaces against the individuals who forcedly fund them. Because the state forbids the private provision of competing road networks, citizens are coercively funneled through public thoroughfares where unmonitored movement is rendered impossible. Flock cameras exploit this state-imposed captive audience, converting public roads into algorithmic checkpoints that log, index, and analyze every vehicle vector in real time. Rather than protecting property owners from lawbreakers, this infrastructure transforms the physical commons into a vast open-air enclosure, effectively abolishing the right to spatial privacy and institutionalizing a perpetual dragnet over the law-abiding citizenry.
The illusion that such surveillance exists to mitigate non-state crime relies on a deliberate conflation of protective utility with totalitarian control: A monopolistic provider of security is a logical contradiction; an agency that funds its operations through the coercive expropriation of wealth cannot, by definition, be a defender of property rights. Non-state crime, rather than being eradicated by these camera networks, serves merely as a perpetual justification for the expansion of state surveillance budgets and authority. The state actively leverages the threat of localized criminal behavior to condition the public into accepting total visibility, effectively demanding that individuals surrender their fundamental liberties to the very entity that systematically plunders them through inflation, regulation, and taxation. The Flock network does not eliminate criminal predation; it centralizes it, placing the tracking mechanism directly into the hands of the ruling political class to protect their own hegemony from potential subversion.
Furthermore, the fusion of corporate vendors like Flock Safety with the state’s coercive machinery exemplifies the parasitic nature of the modern managerial regime. By outsourcing surveillance operations to private tech firms, the state constructs a corporate-bureaucratic nexus designed specifically to bypass constitutional restraints, public records requests, and legal accountability. Private enterprise, stripped of market disciplines through lucrative state contracts, becomes an enforcement arm of the political apparatus, while the state shields itself behind proprietary algorithms and vendor non-disclosure agreements. This arrangement creates a techno-feudal structure where private movement data is continuously harvested, shared across jurisdiction-less police databases, and weaponized against the productive class, all while remaining insulated from genuine democratic consent or legal challenge.
Ultimately, the ubiquity of Flock cameras signals the logical culmination of the state’s relentless drive toward total territorial domination and the eradication of private autonomy. By establishing an automated regime of real-time spatial indexing, the state ensures that any impulse toward civil defiance, secession, or private self-defense is identified and neutralized before it can pose a structural threat to the ruling elite. The network does not exist to shield the community from external predators, but to ensure that the ultimate predator -the state apparatus- maintains an unassailable view of its domain. When every routine errand, association, and travel path is rendered transparent to the state’s enforcement machinery, the distinction between a free society and an administrative prison camp becomes purely cosmetic, confirming that safety under state surveillance is merely the peacefulness of absolute subjugation.
Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety.
#deflock
:04:
Seeing Bitcoiners left thoroughly humiliated -with their users easily tracked down and bagged by states or criminal cartels, not to mention all the fiascos surrounding Samourai Wallet, Tornado Cash, ColdCard, Liquid Network, and the like- I feel a bit sorry for them. Unlike figures like fiatjaf, who post tweets along the lines of "we must find ways to destroy Monero through even more intense attack vectors" while Monero is forced to confront so many ordeals at once, I advocate for every P2P digital money network to exist and be developed freely, to be chosen under free-market and competitive conditions, and for its users to remain safe from bad actors. If a product or service is to collapse, having it do so solely through the rational or praxeological withdrawal of its users or customers is both the most correct and ethical outcome, as well as the most efficient and peaceful one.
https://blossom.primal.net/f749f563346d16ad809beb77edb9fbdfc752f07c00452323f2c951aac53bcc4c.png
SHUM.fyi
Before its too late, get #Monero.
We tried like three times...
This is hard.
But another push is long overdue.
Liquid promises private transfers backed one-for-one by bitcoin held behind a federated threshold. An incomplete cache key let forged L-BTC pass validation, then ordinary peg-out machinery moved nearly the entire real reserve, exposing failures in cryptographic context, operational release discipline, withdrawal controls, and the claim that seizing $320 million first was the least harmful path.
#naddr1qq…l586
Also would be curious to know what version of ZEUS you're on
But if blake2B were to be successful, and funds go into making ASICs wouldn't you end up back at this same point again?
LUKS decryption password sent via @npub1y0g…00ly
We're fixing the internet so hard.
https://github.com/jmcorgan/fips-initramfs/releases/tag/v0.1.0
The entire liquid network got borked! Holy! 4000 BTC rugging, all L-BTC is now unbacked! Just when we thought we got over the COLDCARD cooking, now we're getting proper fried!
https://www.reuters.com/technology/bitcoin-based-liquid-network-says-320-million-withdrawn-hack-2026-09-07/
Seems like most money is sent back to the liquid bridge. Disaster averted.
https://mempool.space/tx/3a3eac4a26395b8c2563aaf1eb8b1b77798c81c7d6337f51321827a244a480aa
Yeah correct.
Seems like nothing users can do other than wait and hope the hackers return money.
In that case recovery should be trivial from an accounting standpoint
Seems like liquid is in trouble.
Peg out if you can, I'm not sure if still possible.
https://mempool.space/address/bc1qdlld6antmv4xug242ed83q7k4rqw50cwfns38szx4qu2f4jwaxxsuhwxxr
Not if we build it right.
/goal doge rain, but with cashu
Work with people who's hype cycle is phase shifted with yours.
We all need someone else to pull us out of the rud sometimes.
The next version of @npub10r8…t2p8 will be insane.
The most private app store ever.
I'm so bullish!
This guy is an absolute gem.
https://blossom.primal.net/8ebcb6c032cef80834e6f30fb67c534afc2266bb525248635a8d330bc7cb4e85.mp4
#GM means GetMonero. #Monero means money.
The moment you place a social institution, tradition, or system under women’s control, it becomes a tool of oppression toward men and children and serves only to perpetuate the emotional and financial exploitation exercised by women. The moment you speak out against these practices, you are labeled and condemned as a “misogynist,” “incel,” “princess-boy,” or “egoistic.” Just like being accused of anti-semitism when you say, “Don’t kill children.” Let’s make this clear once again: Based on character similarities and illogical reasoning, all women are jewish.
https://blossom.primal.net/cea2d11f5fc3e65a898c340ff2750e3213b65b8c5c91ed706481bbd7c65def47.jpg
#nevent1q…x7uw
Looks like SIAcoin miners are dusting off their ASICs to point it at the Bitcoin Blake2b chain!
And early exchanges are putting it at 396 Blake2B coins to 1 BTC
So you're getting 84 500 sats per block you mine, if you can find a buyer for those coins!
https://millionminer.com/cs/news/blake2b-bitcoin-fork-sia-miners
Bitcoin is not fungible.
#Monero is.
Keep screaming "1 BTC = 1 BTC."
Your exchange already disagrees.
They don't freeze "Bitcoin."
They freeze YOUR Bitcoin the second its history looks ugly.
That's the product:
A public snitch ledger + KYC pets = two classes of money.
You bought a tracking number and called it freedom.
Then you invented Lightning, CoinJoin, and mixer priests to wash last year's sins.
Monero solved this in 2014; no rap sheet, no "clean" coins, no "dirty" coins.
Just money.
You can't stop me. You can't stop anyone.
Cope harder, surveillance maxis.
https://blossom.primal.net/ef6af2c3718b428028bc66f0f1966c9bb5354e6d15b4323d865b6aefe2b59cfd.jpg
Cool to see @nprofile…2wzn self signing on @nprofile…gsu4
Uh oh, does @nprofile…3clq realize that people are zapping him bpedo coins? 😱
The largest @nprofile…radp simulation group on a single computer with many virtual machines is at around 200 members, without a fork!
Things are getting slow at that scale, so we're working on speed improvements and it's not a real test in production on different phones, but quite encouraging numbers.
Let me also put it this way:
If a privacy-by-default system like #Monero had been the initial baseline for digital cash, and someone subsequently introduced a completely transparent ledger like Bitcoin, it would have been instantly rejected as an absurdity -if not an outright piece of state surveillance software. Imagine presenting a new protocol to a public accustomed to native confidentiality and saying:
"We’ve built a alternative where every transaction you make, your full balance, and your complete counterparty history are permanently published on a public bulletin board for corporations, governments, and bad actors to monitor indefinitely."
The reaction would be unanimous shock:
"Why on earth would anyone voluntarily trade monetary freedom for a permanent, public financial panopticon?"
I think, the only reason transparent ledgers are defended today is status quo bias -mistaking chronological priority for architectural superiority. In any rational economic framework, native privacy is not an added feature; but rather it is the fundamental prerequisite for fungibility, personal safety, and censorship resistance. Had private digital cash set the initial standard, exposing your entire financial history to the world wouldn't be spun as "openness" or "auditability" -it would be correctly recognized as a critical design vulnerability and a dystopian nightmare.
#nevent1q…g2l6
https://blossom.primal.net/b579bfa2d18f169b8f4c18f65d1c657405b1f814ceac59b6de3d393e08fc4f0c.jpg
Enough is enough! I am genuinely sick to my stomach from seeing this absurd dichotomy. Listen up, my friend. Read this carefully, realize how ridiculous you sound, and learn what sound money actually is.
The "Bitcoin is gold" analogy is a fucking dramatic display of financial ignorance that mistakes a transparent surveillance ledger for digital money. Real gold is stainless! No one can tell whose hands the gold in your pocket passed through or in what system it was spent, which is precisely what makes it an absolutely FUNGIBLE monetary asset. Bitcoin, on the other hand, is an open data panopticon where every single satoshi can be branded by exchange blacklists, totally surrendered to the surveillance whims of chain-analytics firms and nation-states. Any structure whose transaction history is traceable, where one unit does not hold equal value to another, and which can be frozen at the whim of exchanges cannot be "gold" or an immutable store of value. As it stands, Bitcoin is not digital gold, it is merely a transparent audit bond displayed on a blockchain.
And wtf?! Slapping the "silver" label onto Monero is the final gasp of a maximalist delusion that mistakes uncensored privacy and fungibility for a mere secondary payment option. Monero -with its default privacy, unshakeable cryptographic armor, true decentralization powered by RandomX, and unalterable fungibility architecture- is the only true "free money" of the digital age. You cannot build economic sovereignty on an open database that lays your entire financial history bare before governments and surveillance firms. #Monero is not a secondary alternative to Bitchcoin; it is the very incarnation of the "peer-to-peer electronic cash" ideal that Bitcoin promised and then sold out for commercialization and institutional approval, and it represents the ultimate pinnacle of monetary evolution.
Bitcoin is just another NFT, man. Fucking grow up already, and just leave the maxitard echo chambers, please.
Just wait for the folder filter logic coming in the new @nprofile…radp
It's not monthly interest, it's a monthly bonus for remaining a loyal fiat user! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
https://protos.com/x-money-cant-pay-new-yorkers-interest-gives-them-a-300-bonus-instead/
https://blossom.primal.net/ebe2665fa8f25c9aae9979917bfd0497eb22cf74a1c14e14b1786dadc3a22eb2.png
https://blossom.primal.net/143f97a8b504e283fd7cb6110fccfbf560b6ad07c0112c83ea005e8c57836642.png
https://blossom.primal.net/f56c71c5ac43276bbde05c243f35a154ab0b626746c27be338af0ada6702fbdd.png
https://blossom.primal.net/3df0676f669c977f89f36dce92db7736f1bf150cb210f0967e0516d4152b70ee.png
https://blossom.primal.net/44f81c1cd7443ede4ed29db301de2f4be40452652be785de2a535aedb598c56d.png
https://blossom.primal.net/f39c9ada15bfeae96735c01f70f5a3ea26d028b17309651cf060b29d154f6939.png
#nevent1q…kje0
Profit that causes you to compromise your principles or abandon them is of no benefit to you and may even harm you. That’s why we prefer #Monero over Bitcoin...
To be fair, that's the cost of the initial buildout I did in a single week. It was very bare bones, basically wood, solar, battery, and hammock. No heater (other than candles) nor running water.
There were more costs in upgrades and fixes since then.
https://blossom.primal.net/72dad0cb074d0872236e90fe38acf3081bd30d8d790ff9ace33da7fe3deef59f.jpg
#nevent1q…6x2x
The Fiona he told you not to worry about
https://i.redd.it/v598qvbdibs51.jpg
Next up support for inscription galleries, i can see it already
