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npub1wnw8s4eq2uwkhdvyue72m0w5u3zfhywuuk4nrunxeg3wac958n9st845pr

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bronzeladybug2@primal.net

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relay.mostr.pub

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npub1wnw8s4eq2uwkhdvyue72m0w5u3zfhywuuk4nrunxeg3wac958n9st845pr

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2025-03-21 09:27:03

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So you're saying he is satoshi?

2025-01-06 11:20:34

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I get what you're saying, but people are just on different stages of the same journey. Also people have different risk-profiles. For some people, buying bitcoin is "taking ON risk", whereas for others bitcoin is taking off risk.
If a person is in the former group, then KYC free might seem like ADDED risk, which then becomes unbearable. For the latter group, KYC is the risk. I guess this begs the question of what a bitcoiner is.

2024-12-28 19:43:56

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Honestly, you should be ashamed of yourself for clearly breaking RGPD rules.

2024-12-28 15:53:44

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I still havn't figured out how to login with Amber 🤷 anyone?

2024-11-03 16:55:24

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obtainable privacy level of coinjoin through wasabi vs jam

2024-10-27 17:53:26

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Paying with bitcoin on Namecheap works through adding credit. So you cant go through the regular flow of purchasing a domain.
One way of doing, which I like is:
- While on a Mullvad VPN connection which is paid with bitcoin, create a free proton mail account.
- Add credit to the proton account using bitcoin.
- With that credit, purchase the proton subscription that includes simplelogin.
- Use simplelogin to create an email alias
- Create a namecheap account with that alias
- add credit to namecheap using bitcoin
- purchase domains with that namecheap credit

2024-10-27 16:39:38

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Namecheap accepts bitcoin. Is that useful or is this the one you were already using?

2024-10-08 20:56:09

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jabs aside though, im replying to your note from a very decent client. Primal. Its not perfect, but its bringing me tons of value. Its my only social media client on my phone. If I hadnt been ready to deal with the bugs, I can jump to another client. If no other client is yet bug free enough, I'll be back for another round of nostr in 6 months where it likely will be less buggy and more features.
On the other hand, if Primal team had waited until the client was "production ready" then in nostr world the bug free version will be outdated. Who wins in that scenario?

2024-10-08 20:23:20

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another junior dev from gitcitadel 😘

2024-10-08 18:32:51

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its not black and white. Obviously some testing does occur, but the guy is suggesting no code shipments before the codebase is nearly bug free. I just dont believe thats the way to do it on an open protocol. Its not critical. If your shit is too buggy people can just switch clients.

2024-10-08 15:28:21

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Even answering silberengels note is too much attention. Taking their nip 5 into account they're likely a junior dev on a corporate team who enjoys the benefits of a for-profit project and a well established release program. They probably have never touched "free and open source" in their life. Atleast they dont understand why this realm is different.
Releasing buggy code is exactly how you find those bugs. Especially in an area that isn't hyper-critical for security or reliability.

2024-10-07 17:22:09

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1. Yes, lol, "is it secure" is a simpler way to ask.
2. I tagged NVK, founder of coinkite.
3. Thanks, do you think NVKs critique of broadcom chips on raspberry pi have any merit, and is it a valid argument against Seedsigner?
and hey, thanks for taking time to reply. 🙏

2024-10-07 15:26:39

@npub15c8…ssvx I listened to a #ungovernablemisfits episode recently where you commented on #coldcard vs #passport.
Your main critique was coldcard not being FOSS. As and end user, I really dont see why this is such a big deal as long as the code is verifiable. I don't really care that @npub1az9…m8y8 wants to make sure people dont steal his codebase and profits from it. All I care about is my sleep at night, really.
As an example, iMessage is closed source obviously, so thats why I dont use it as a messaging service, I prefer Signal. On a graphene phone, preferably. But say I was invited into Apple to verify the code and it turns out I can personally verify that its end to end encrypted and no backdoors yada yada.
In that case, I might use it to send my mom a txt saying I'll be over for dinner. Even though its fully closed source! All I care about is making sure only my mom can read that highly confidential message.
Taking the #FOSS argument away, would you say Coinkite has done an impressive job at thinking adversarially enough when creating the Coldcard? To an extent that it would be recommendable?
And second question, what would you say @npub1az9…8y8s critique of Passport would be, if any, and what makes those points irrelevant enough to make you highly recommend Passport?
Looking forward to learning a bit here and maybe help others who see this post in choosing good #multi-sig vendors.
As a final note, I could go for a coldcard Q4, a passport and a #seedsigner for a multi sig setup.
Thoughts?
NVK will probably critizise the rpi, I hope you'll pitch in with knowledge on this to switch the seedsigner out with something else, Nvk, if you think its unsafe.

2024-10-03 06:53:47

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Please add sources.

2024-10-01 08:38:32

yeah thats dope, id get one in europe

2024-09-25 05:59:43

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My thinking also. Any support for zionists cannot be compatible with any regard for a better future. I hope @npub1s05…eyhe comments on this.

2024-09-24 10:34:14

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whats going on here? Who is this schmuck

2024-09-09 10:15:35

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Clearly an LLM. Or the simulation theory is true.

2024-09-09 10:11:53

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oh right good point about the lack of free remixes.
Thanks, I'll check your link out

2024-09-05 16:08:53

How good is the privacy benefit of joinmarket compared to 8-10 mixes with samourai before that was shut down? #asknostr
#coinjoin #jam #joinmarket #bitcoin #whirlpool

2024-09-05 06:02:21

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the fun part is how many times he fucks up yubikey with usb key 😁

2024-08-28 12:32:53

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Awesome man.
Im in a similar position actually. Best of luck man.
What do you do, if you dont mind me asking?

2024-08-25 14:34:41

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are you referring to setup UX or post-setup UX ?
im surprised youre this loud about matrix UI. If capable of running own matrix server, it seems like a solid choice. I havnt yet, but expect to do so for the group chat with the guys.

2024-08-18 07:59:51

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I completely agree.
Especially here on nostr, we understand value for value.
Whats the solution then? Because it sure aint subscribing to those services.

2024-08-03 10:43:00

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Maybe someone else can give an ELI5 on this?
#asknostr

2024-08-03 10:30:51

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tell me about it?

2024-07-21 09:56:20

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i strongly imagine satoshi has been dead for a decade or so.

2024-06-18 09:06:48

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i feel like you probably dont have enough tahini in your hummus. Also.... try tahini with dates if you havnt. good lord, its addictive

2024-06-10 16:17:31

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I am strongly convinced that Darth sometimes posts while high and other times not high. My money is on high when good content.

2024-05-31 19:20:43

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I bet you dont have a license plate on your car @npub1lxk…5xlc

2024-05-27 06:53:06

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epic thanks been needing it this simple. will try later

2024-05-19 06:33:47

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How secure is it to use fingerprint / face recog on a pixel with graphene?
I've avoided both but i must admit this is at the cost of less secure pins.

2024-05-07 17:52:58

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a bitcoin paid mullvad VPN, hows that?

2024-05-02 09:25:38

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Yes, question is, if you think separate profile on a pixel running graphene is enough separation or if you think there is reason for a low threat model person to separate into different phone altogether?
re: threat model, I think as "early" bitcoiners we by default have a somewhat raised threat model.

2024-05-02 07:23:11

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"I personally do not recommend going back to ANY Google apps, not even using Aurora Store."
You wouldnt do this on a separate profile either? For us mere mortals we still have a fuckload of government and traditional bank apps we need to access.
These even require google play, as they wont work from aurora store.
I have a profile for regular daily use. Basically only have protonmail and primal on it. No link to my identity.
Then a profile for bitcoin specific stuff.
A profile for Aurora apps, which is google apps that work without being logged in to google.
And a profile for full blown google, where Im logged in to google play with a doxxed account. This is the one for government apps and bank apps etc.
Thoughts?

2024-04-20 16:11:21

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is the rockpro a better alternative or is it not possible on an sbc?

2024-04-20 07:12:43

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Lets discuss in DMs

2024-04-19 16:36:43

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this guy was re-reading the bitcoin standard

2024-04-16 17:26:27

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Awesome observation and impressive guidance you've done for this asset manager.

2024-04-15 19:56:29

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holy shit, I had initially written "tweet" instead of "note" and got shit scared that it was cached cuz it would be so embarrassing.

2024-04-15 19:54:53

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this is the most elaborate attempt at editing a nostr note I've seen yet, nice try NVK 😁

2024-04-14 13:05:07

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This world is 🤡 world I swear

2024-04-03 10:51:03

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Correct. Assholes on social media is a fiat phenomenon.
In a better (bitcoin) world people prioritize productivity.

2024-03-26 14:20:29

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Connection hasn't been impressive, but it's definitely an epic service. It's incredible to be able to access the internet in a non-kyc way having paid with sats.

2024-03-25 09:48:27

Allocating towards bitcoin is a nobrainer, but at the same time allocating towards skills (that can be converted to cashflow) is the second most important allocation imho.
I like the word "allocating", because its precise and accurate. I'm not investing/speculating/taking risk. I'm simply allocating.
I understand that my most valuable assets from a first principles standpoint are my time and my health. Lets say I can "spend" those assets as "Energy units", then I can allocate energy units towards anything in the world.
Say I can spend energy units consuming a book, a podcast or a movie.
I can spend energy units building a rocking chair.
I can spend energy shooting drugs up my veins.
Whatever I do when I *spend* energy units is can be placed on a spectrum of productivity from very productive and valuable to someone to the opposite.
Or, at the meta level, I can postpone spending an energy unit by traditionally placing that energy in the stock of a company I believe is creating enough value for the world that it'll accrue more value to me.
Or I can just #buybitcoin which in an of itself isn't doing anything. It's just sitting there not creating any value out of thin air.
Which, that last point might startle you because #bitcoin fixes everything.
Sure, but thats just because "everything" is broken right now, but once all is fixed, bitcoin and the prosperity it brings will just be the baseline.
So yeah, basically, "All I have in this world" is my energy units which I'll allocate towards being a skillful human being that my family, community, society values enough to reward with enough monetary units so that I can live well and save some for later.
And I dont break them for no one.
#meme #memes #memestr #nostrmemes
https://m.primal.net/HoJC.jpg

2024-03-08 07:35:18

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whats the top three of such examples that come to your mind first that infuriate you the most?

2024-03-02 17:26:47

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You should absolutely assume that if you wear a bitcoin cap in the mall that you're risking being recognized as a bitcoiner.
Expecting people to look away to maintain your privacy is obviously ridiculous.
Expecting people to refrain from documenting it, is obviously a gamble you're taking.
Sure you can appeal to people to be classy, as you put it, and not index your face from a "private" (*cough* clearly practically public event despite the technicalities)
Your opsec is obviously your responsibility and if you want to make sure you're not photographed at a private/public event either
- hide your face
- don't be there
The equivalent of the request in your note is like asking the fed to not debase the usd, like, sure that would be great I guess, but im not counting on it.

2024-02-09 11:14:01

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listen NVK, if I cant play space shooter on this device ionwannit

2024-01-28 16:09:05

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whats the input? if its not modeled efficiently your ML model will struggle with processing the data.
More context if you can