Uxellodunum

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Self-hoster Technomancer @ Proxymana.
Building infrastructure with ⚡ Lightning ⚡ to zap friends (+20% all Stats).
#Bitcoin, through and through.
🐧Linux daily-driver.🐧 No Windows machines in this household.
₿ Bitcoin ₿ & ⚡ Lightning ⚡ Node & Mining Operator. Not your keys, not your coin ₿
In the process of maximizing Sovereignty.
Mining since 825039.
On nostr since 789374.
Class of 2017.

Public Key

npub14un6d98pa48kleqjjqfe5jqekxpdcwd7lkwc2hm3s2z4gmd60j8sstgg48

NIP-05 Address

uxellodunum@proxymana.net

NIP-57 Address

uxellodunum@proxymana.net

Profile Code

nprofile1qqs27faxjns76nm0usffqyu6fqvmrqku8xl0m8v9tacc9p25dka8ercpzemhxue69uhky6t5vdhkjmn9wgh8xmmrd9skcqghwaehxw309aex2mrp0yhrq7rrdpshgtnrdakj7pxnf3s

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bitcoiner.social

relay.0xchat.com

Author Public Key

npub14un6d98pa48kleqjjqfe5jqekxpdcwd7lkwc2hm3s2z4gmd60j8sstgg48

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Last Notes

2025-02-18 14:41:33

This video, KEEPS..... GETTING... WORSE, as it goes.
https://youtu.be/HFCZCV4VAj8

2025-02-08 16:55:04

http://blossom.proxymana.net/c60040122f0243f25e81910dbefdaff18d12ea3be536e0124f43748149ea57e1.png

2025-01-21 16:23:21

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And people believed him*
Forgot that bit.
I think every decent person wants Ross to be free, but to actually believe a politician would do it, on day 1 no less, is naive.
Even from a math PoV, probabilities were it all pointed to this very scenario. Politicians tell many lies to get to a position of power, why would this be any different?
Only thing left to do is pressure, and kill heroes.

2025-01-02 15:05:25

I sent two #Nostr links to a friend.
Their response was
"Holy massive wall of links Batman!"
https://i.nostr.build/0Lm9MdNI9JznnnZh.gif

2025-01-02 13:01:59

Paying tax on your Bitcoin is the most degenerate thing one can do.
Consistently seeking permission from your masters.
You deserve nothing.
You will own nothing.
You will be happy.

2024-12-30 09:53:39

Wow, finished checking out #Umbrel #node after a few years.
Surprised to see how garbage it still is compared to other plug&play node stacks.
Dojo server is years out of date. That's right 🤢
Can't use LNbits with Core-Lightning.
In fact, pretty much no service at all can be used with Core-Lightning. 🤮
Many services are severely out of date. 😫
Umbrel is very likely putting its users into risk, and these are the sort of practices that made me leave it in the first place. Hugely disappointing, but at least the second chance was given. 😵‍💫
The UI is pretty and all, but functionally I can't even say it gives you is the bare minimum at this point... When you stack it against the competition, the bar is much, much higher than this.

2024-12-22 01:41:45

Shame.
Sellouts.
Traitors.
#nevent1q…j43n

2024-12-15 13:20:56

😬
http://blossom.proxymana.net/a5c21a76b3158a3f40288364ae442d95c97294d9c79c1a95bb5582e5ae56cb4b.jpeg

2024-12-15 00:45:30

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Worth mentioning - Matrix also allows for bridging with Telegram, Discord, Whatsapp, Signal etc Interoperability can greatly aid in trasitioning users from proprietary messaging to open messaging.

2024-12-15 00:37:29

Matrix 2.0 is a game-changer for the #Matrix eco-system.
It works.
It's fast.
It's secure (with refinements being made).
It's featureful - Now with native 1:1 and Group #VoiP (No more Jitsi).
The new auth service also supports upstream OpenID providers making authentication a breeze for new users - Perhaps #nostr could integrate somehow..
In the clip below, would be way faster on first login due to no device to verify and nothing to sync.
Disclaimer: Zero effort was put into editing this quick clip.
https://v.nostr.build/CrikIbUsJGcudssi.mp4

2024-12-07 12:44:35

Path Of Exile 2 #POE is GOOD. It's already set the bar, but I suspect it'll do it again for the F2P market when it fully releases next year.
Lastly, runs OOTB on both Linux and Steam Deck. No tweaks, no issues - It just works.
Can recommend for ARPG fans.
#Gaming

2024-12-04 08:14:58

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From a networking perspevtibe this is very true, and aids confusion - The way I see protocols wrapped in protocols, ecash is a layer 3 regardless of its properties in relation to whichever protocols its wrapped under, i.e, as a Bitcoiner it matters whether I can trustlessly settle back on-chain, but from a networking and protocol perspective it's the relation between the protocols and how they intertwine that matters, i.e How can two languages interact for the same purpose, how does one carry the other.

2024-11-29 17:31:06

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Haven't had Arch break for me for 4 years now (last time I did a clean install).
Usually it'll only break if you do something to break it.
Also, Arch wiki is one of the best resources to keep at hand for anything Linux (many times relevant for other distros too).

2024-11-29 17:26:30

This is the way.
#nevent1q…vl5d

2024-11-27 14:56:13

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No.
Nostr is a protocol, which can be used for real-time communication, much like many TCP/IP protocols, most of which have no inherent security features, much less encryption. Encryption protocols tend to be session wrappers, rather than part of the protocol itself.
To say Nostr isn't suitable for DMs is like saying UDP isn't suitable for DMs.
Well shit, if only it weren't its job.
I understand your frustration, but having read around it seems you use two clients primarily - Primal and Nostur, both of which to my knowledge do not support NIP-44, and are still stuck on legacy NIP-04, which yeah, sucks.
If these are the applications you use and recommend, I can assure you that when it comes to DMs you're going to have a very poor experience.
Primal for instance is one of the go-to apps for onbaording new users - And they're being onboarded with legacy DMs - The issue here is NOT the DMs, the issue here is a lack of urgency by the developers to keep up with improving standards, all the while both their user's privacy and experience suffer.
To that effect, perhaps it would be best that they cut out DMs from their clients entirely, so you could have a more streamlined experience, but suggesting Nostr isn't suitable for DMs is short-sighted at best.

2024-11-27 13:05:18

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I recognize there are many problems that can be streamlined when it comes to the onboarding experience in Nostr (across any kind of client, really), but I don't think full-on abstraction is the answer.
The best way to make things easier is through education.
We know "Nostr the protocol" - But we don't know "Nostr the ecosystem".
Possibly, the first step to get users to understand Nostr, is by focusing less on "Nostr the protocol", and more on "profile interoperability between apps".
Relays need to become first-class citizens in the experience.
The understanding that apps are talking the same language comes naturally then.
Even for normies, after watching these easy-to-follow demos for instance:
https://how-nostr-works.pages.dev/#/outbox
Do you truly feel like it's outside the grasp of the average user?
I feel like making relays into first-class citizens of the Nostr experience is the secret sauce, and it's like discord servers (but far more powerful) - Everyone knows they can get different kinds of experiences on each, and that each has its uses, and that their history is segregated between them, but can also be shared.
In the end, it's a matter of how we present Nostr.

2024-11-27 10:08:19

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Wish more clients had delayed sending.
Was just going to say, it's an interesting concept and I really enjoyed Season 1 because it's the season where it's most explored at its core. Season 2 has a bit of this, but at a larger scale, such as cities, but don't go too deep unfortunately.

2024-11-27 10:06:01

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Season 1 is great. Seasons 2 and 3 are OK.

2024-11-27 10:00:22

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How do people think they get all those personalized shopping lists and ads?
Checking your browser history and chaining cookies is just one of the very small vectors by which information is collected and put up for behavioral analysis.
A good example to pick at for this are the Alexa incidents - Curious of what she has to say about those...

2024-11-27 09:51:45

If you're still using custodial services, you'll likely learn the hard-way why they're not scalable in a #Bitcoin world.
They function too much like banks. Banks function based on certificates which themselves create a chain of Trust all the way from the PoS terminals, to the bank's CA (yes, they don't tend to hold their keys, even central banks and leave it to a third-party company, I know this from experience).
The "fiat mind-set" is an actual real thing in that its way of doing things was allowed to ossify over the course of many decades.
Take custody, or else.
And yes, that goes for your #Lightning sats also - From experience in previous cycles, as the value of your sats goes up, we'll see Lightning further cement itself as a payments highway, and protocols like #Cashu (which is custodial, but slightly different in that it has a few things going for it that allow it to break the traditional problem of third-party custody), #ARK, and even self-hosted Lightning takeover the end-user experience.
Why do you think #Alby has chosen to move away from full custody services and into the self-custody space?
It was a business decision, and a damn good one.
http://blossom.proxymana.net/500ebbcf4cbeae53368a264cb44e9224e89038c81e5905784f99121a8cc2186b.png

2024-11-26 18:05:51

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While I don't disagree, DMs are an issue, it's important to keep in mind that's not a Nostr problem per se - That's a client implementation problem.
As much as x or y aren't a problem of Linux, they're a problem of their respective distributions - This to say, fragmentation is to be expected.
DMs are only a problem if we keep using and recommending the clients that do NOT keep up with the best standards - And it's up to users who are AWARE of this to make others aware.
For me, DMs stopped being a problem as soon as I switched from NIP-04 clients - I told everyone I'd onboarded - Most agreed and migrated as well (again, no real effort because Nostr 🤘), some understood but keep using said applications but not relying on their DM implementations.
Clients, and by extension their developers, are the ones at a loss.
The quicker we can all come to terms on this, the quicker we can make Nostr better for pretty much every form of medium out there, be it your Twitters, your Youtubes or your Telegrams. It can do it all, but we as users of this open protocol need to push and steer things in the right direction.

2024-11-26 17:58:05

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I think over time, users who both see the potential for Nostr communications, but also care about privacy and security, will migrate to clients that do keep up with the best NIPs/other standards.
Lack of NIP-44 DMs is exactly why I've never really touched Primal and cannot recommend it, or the others. I like noStrudel as an "overview" experience of Nostr, but see it much more as an experiment than a day-to-day client.

2024-11-26 17:54:45

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Glad you're not in charge :D

2024-11-26 15:41:44

HAHAHAHA 😂😂😂😂
Shit happens.
#nevent1q…3xjf

2024-11-26 10:07:50

I just completed a trade in under 15 mins on Robosats - Not the fastest I've had actually, but pretty good.
Stacked another 130,000 sats.
I hope you're not buying KYC Bitcoin and have sats on a custodial wallet 😬 For shame.
#nevent1q…4t4m

2024-11-26 10:02:02

WHO is falling for this?
If anyone thinks Microsoft has left behind their EEE days, they deserve to the pain.
#nevent1q…0skv

2024-11-25 12:52:44

"CuStoDiAL Bitcoin iS thE oNlY wAY!"
Watch them take what's yours.
Just fucking watch.
Oh, that's from the CEO of River btw.
You're going to love what happens next.
http://blossom.proxymana.net/5e2c182cf758c1fc3085aa4fb02fd8bbf3b849257c5c5e3230e7697165fb8119.png

2024-11-25 11:39:47

Imagine the next 3 seconds that got cut at the very end. THAT's what happens when you trade and short Bitcoin.
#nevent1q…qc7d

2024-11-24 21:32:12

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US has been much further from it as well.

2024-11-24 21:29:38

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2000 writings in a single year?
Not bad. 🙃

2024-11-24 20:15:28

This is the right way to buy Bitcoin.
Don't KYC.
You'll get F'd over.
Don't take my word for it - Look at history.
#nevent1q…vkqm

2024-11-24 13:05:08

If you do not self-custody your Bitcoin, you do NOT own Bitcoin.
You are a nobody.
You will own nothing, and you will not be happy.
It is what it is.
Are you going to deal with it? Or are you too cowardly to do so?

2024-11-24 11:33:29

This is literally a deterrent to me trying new clients now, and even recommending them.
No way in hell I'm putting my nsec in your app.
Well, that, and the lack of NIP-44 DMs.
#Nostr #Clients
#nevent1q…f2rv

2024-11-22 20:06:24

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I think there's also a perspective worth evaluating whereby trying to explain unknown stuff, we over-complicate in the process.
In that regard, if we want to keep it as simple as possible, the explanation/comparison of Bitcoin to the Dollar and sats to the cents (or whichever fiat currency they are familiar with), is in that context an extremely easy one for a new user to grasp because it conjoins the familiar with the unknown.
And maybe, that's all we really need.
It just needs to be clear when a user is onboarded (Note, I don't think we need to SHOW the fiat value, just convey the comparison).
Also worth noting as Bitcoin's value rises, sats may also be less and less attainable - And I think that's where your thinking comes in of keeping to a singular name which is understandable - Keep it simple, whilst allowing expansion.
I think it'll be a wait and see game, because sats really did gain a lot of traction with the introduction of Lightning, and rightly so.
And personally I think all this will come very very naturally - Up until relatively recently, the bitcoin unit was very attainable by the average person. In the present, not so much, and yet we're seeing more and more adoption - A string being pulled in seemingly opposite directions. It'll work out in the end.

2024-11-22 18:38:01

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Just because there isn't a standard UTF-8 symbol (yet) doesn't mean ₿ is the correct answer either.
₿ is widely known to refer to Bitcoin, not sats.
You're, at this point in time, more prone to find someone that knows the symbol depicted below to mean sats, than ₿ - That's the current reality, that's how things evolved, for better or worse.
I think it's one of those "pick your battles" situations - Given how entrenched it is at this point, it's worth really asking yourself what has more worth - Fighting against this particular current, or putting energy into things that improve the current UX landscape.
Well-known sats symbol, as used in Snort.social:
http://blossom.proxymana.net/4c207969da6cc64f27284f4f4bcf26fa9acce050dff922bbc4e8950acf5c73a5.png

2024-11-22 15:33:45

https://metadata.nostr.com is such a great go-to to broadcast your NIP-65 relay list (even though all clients should do this), but one thing it is sorely lacking is a DM relay list...

2024-11-22 10:28:48

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Maybe we should have a "Rate My Client Choice" thing going around... 👀

2024-11-22 09:30:07

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Maaaaan, I miss the homeland sometimes.
Enjoy!

2024-11-22 00:01:24

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I think what you might have seen was a CORS issue(nginx misconfig), but resolved that now even though can sometimes take a couple tries 😅
Thanks, appreciated either way 👍

2024-11-21 21:57:03

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LFG!! 🔥
I've enjoyed testing this out so far, huge, huge potential!
It's become my main client when on Desktop/Web, and hope Communities/Space BOOM over time.
Great stuff @npub1jlr…ynqn

2024-11-21 21:47:15

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Awesome 🔥 Congratz to the team.
Is 2.0 still using legacy NIP-04 DMs, or does it support NIP-44 encryption?

2024-11-20 20:30:22

Here we go....
#nevent1q…j8wv

2024-11-18 17:39:05

HUGE.
Less and less excuses to not custody your own Lightning sats (I'll say at this point really no excuse).
FREE Lightning address for a self-custody lightning wallet - ALL ON YOUR PHONE.
#ZeusLN #Lightning #SelfCustody
#nevent1q…usym

2024-11-18 17:07:01

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Not publicly just yet. Playing around with a few things still.
Is the end-goal to allow users to add their own know? If so, happy to wait for that.

2024-11-18 09:21:17

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Great news!
Looking forward to being able to add my own nip-29 relay.
Thanks!

2024-11-17 21:27:50

The 1984 Police State, another self-fulfilling prophecy.
#nevent1q…dyj7

2024-11-17 16:07:04

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Great work on Chachi so far.
However, I think I'm being super blind - I can't seem to create a group and/or add a relay?
I only see 0xchat and fiatjaf nip-29 groups for some reason....
Also, any plans for Bunker nsec login? Having to install extensions isn't great.

2024-11-17 16:01:45

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I suggest using nsec.app's Bunker URL for login.
Flotilla is having some issues with apps like Amber currently.
nsec.app seems to work.

2024-11-16 00:32:24

Welcome to Nostr @npub1pmz…458x !

2024-11-15 18:34:44

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Or other have said, stupidly easy to self-host nowadays. No excuse.

2024-11-15 18:34:11

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Just use @nprofile…5fk2.
Self-custodial.
Easy channel management, and inbound channels are currently cheap.
The LN address does take a cut, but at least it's self-custodial.
Custodial solutions are increasingly expensive, in more ways than just one.

2024-11-12 15:34:06

This Bitcoin pump we've seen so far this month?
That's the transaction done by institutions with smaller amounts when testing a new wallet.
Coinbase hasn't gone down, and it's not in the top 10 for appstores.
Retail hasn't started buying in again out of sheer anxiety.
Institutions are merely signalling interest, even though many of them are now full in.
You probably haven't even heard from your ex yet.
Brace yourselves.

2024-11-11 17:28:25

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Last I tested I was able to receive but not send (just using NIP-65, so relay selection is the same across my several clients).
Next time I'm able to login(trying daily) I'll test and let you know.

2024-11-11 13:29:58

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Thanks for the response.
Of the (very few) times I did manage to login this past week, Relay groups (along with threads, chat rooms etc) worked great, but I was unable to send a single DM - Are you aware of/able to replicate any issue with DMs?

2024-11-11 12:53:13

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Apologies, I should have been clearer.
Blossom servers may or may not support NIP-96 - They are separate implementations of media servers that can work with Nostr.
One such implementation of Blossom that does support NIP-96 is @npub1v0l…qj49's Route96.
For NIP-96 servers, check out:
https://github.com/quentintaranpino/NIP96-compatible-servers

2024-11-11 12:34:57

This is a great demo to explain Nostr to your frens.
#nevent1q…x32u

2024-11-11 12:34:20

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NIP-96 is the most likely route right now.
Check out Blossom servers.

2024-11-11 11:32:40

About to vent.
I have to say, as excited as I am, and have been, about Nostr's future, I'm currently hugely frustrated with the lack of interoperability lately when #interoperability is THE number 1 killer feature of #Nostr.
Let me put it this way.
There is only ONE desktop/browser application out there that I've been able to find that does DMs properly (and it's not perfect) - #Gossip. All others are either borked right now, don't support NIP-44/17 (Yes, in late 2024), have been outright abandoned with websites still up, or a combination of those along with requesting direct access to your nsec (again, in 2024).
But I can't seem to use Gossip to onboard regular people as the UX is strictly functional.
My hopes as of late are on #Coracle and #Flotilla from @npub1jlr…ynqn, but also as of late, both myself and others have had numerous issues, some of which are related to just logging in - Seriously, Flotilla shows HUGE promise for communities and is THE app that just seems to do it all (DMs + Communities!), I'm just sad I can't even log into it (also trying to self-host it, but getting other issues at build time I'll have to tackle another time).
Looking forward to @npub1zuu…c2uc's MLS-based client but I'm expecting that will slow the idea of interoperability as it gets tested out and other clients adopt it.
In the past 13 days, I've been able to onboard 6 people, but solely on mobile. Many are asking for a Desktop alternative offering properly encrypted DMs and a modern UX.
#0xchat's planned desktop application can't get here soon enough - And yet is likely years away.
Patience.

2024-11-09 16:48:38

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Test

2024-11-09 16:27:16

#NoCoiners are, by definition, #insane.
Doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different outcome 😬
#Bitcoin
https://i.nostr.build/AcugPlieEZ6YE7y8.png

2024-11-08 16:03:55

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Unfortunate, given whatever wasn't working for you on Linux would be solvable, and you'd retain all its inherent benefits.

2024-11-05 11:23:07

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One of things I disliked was the lack of self-domain support for zapping addresses (they want you to only use getalby it seems) and the multiple sub-accounts can't have zap addresses assigned to them (likely due to tbe limitation on the previous point).

2024-11-04 22:43:58

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You have two options, and they're both easy I would say.
1) Download the arch iso, boot up, run archinstall, select guided install, under extra packages choose the desktop environment you want and you're done.
2) There are Arch-based distributions. One such distro is EndeavourOS.

2024-11-04 15:14:51

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I'm running one of each of the most popular implementations of nostr relays (stryfry, nostream, nostr-rs-relay).
Happy to give any pointers.
I'd recommend using any used hardware you have lying around, as it's cheaper than a VPS, especially if you already have a domain (if not, there's also tor).
I also recommend you install these via docker - Super easy (couple commands) and quick.
Lastly, if you're willing to dish out some sats for an easy setup, check out https://relay.tools/

2024-11-04 15:08:30

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It depends.
I think most people jump around distributions (commonly known as distro-hopping) because there's this big misunderstanding that distributions != Desktop Environments.
Personally I settled many years ago with Arch - Easy, unbloated install. I install different Desktop Environments when I want to try something different.
There's also now the misconception that Debian-based = stable and Arch-based = unstable, which was true for a time but is no longer true - Bleeding-edge on Arch often means any rare bugs that come up get fixed in a matter of hours. I run Arch for literally everything at this point (servers, desktops) and it just works.

2024-11-04 13:15:39

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It's ok, take your time, we'll welcome you to Linux, inevitably 😏

2024-11-04 11:05:28

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I see metadata.nostr.com also uses kind 10002, so that should be a good starting point.

2024-11-04 11:01:04

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Ahh, I see, that makes sense and clarifies my confusion - Thanks.
What's the recommended way of updating the NIP-65 list?
Just setting the relays in a client that supports pushing the updated NIP-65 list to relays?

2024-11-04 10:48:09

Face of a man who should probably start uploading his livelihood content on Nostr, or risk being deplatformed further.
Good luck to #BTCSessions
https://i.nostr.build/iMO0OQ2VD8zpctqd.png

2024-11-04 09:21:55

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NIP05 has the optional relay list which can be pulled for users - Does Amethyst support this?
If so, yes my list is outdated. It was updated on my .well-known/nostr.json some days ago, and Amethyst hasn't pulled the updated list yet.

2024-11-03 19:16:33

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Thanks for the response.
Humm... 🤔
In that case I need to figure out why my Amethyst relays aren't updating accordingly.

2024-11-03 12:40:18

@npub1gcx…nj5z
Does #Amethst check and pull relays from a NIP-05 list when the user has it configured? If so how can this be "refreshed" or does it trigger periodically?

2024-11-03 12:25:27

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test

2024-11-03 12:20:40

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2024-11-03 12:19:28

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2024-11-03 12:08:01

Test

2024-11-02 12:27:04

Is there a #nostr #client that allows the triggering of:
- Pulling #relay info from a NIP05 identifier
- Broadcasting those as the up-to-date relays to find the user on
Many of my clients have outdated relays on them which really should be able to be refreshed, and a relog (cache cleared) didn't do it.
Essentially, looking for a way to #onboard normie friends and have the relays from their NIP05 ready to go.
As a NIP05 server operator, is there a way for me to push/broadcast instead of waiting for a pull?
This shouldn't be much of security concern given the user should have the identifier set on their profile in the first place.
#AskNostr

2024-11-01 20:14:51

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I did this with Arch, and ever since, I haven't been able to let go of Arch (many years) - It's, essentially, my Arch.
What you get is a super lean, lightweight but flexible systems with only the stuff you need to get it to work, and it's amazing.
Sure, it's grown a bit as time goes, but at least it's easier to keep track of what's there and once in a while I'll just go in and take out anything that doesn't belong anymore.
Running Gnome though, as I try to not multi-task so much.

2024-11-01 12:35:06

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TEST

2024-11-01 12:05:08

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2024-11-01 11:07:24

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2024-11-01 11:02:44

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2024-11-01 10:52:04

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2024-11-01 10:46:20

This is another test

2024-11-01 10:41:08

This is a test

2024-10-31 12:17:40

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I agree, it is permissionless after all.
However, what's effectively happening here is, we're giving our sats to the enemy so they can make payments on our behalf, if they so please.
Meanwhile, we could technically make the payment ourselves.

2024-10-31 11:42:56

I'm trying to be optimistic and find the benefits here, but having a hard time.
- It's #custodial.
- No #privacy guarantees.
- Discouraging #P2P transactions, and using corporations instead.
It seems exactly the same as fiat, except you're giving them your #Bitcoin without even enabling a decentralized circular economy...
At the very VERY least, #cashu needs to become the basis for custodial solutions.
https://i.nostr.build/SleTG1t1I9roM1Bq.png
Source: https://x.com/BitcoinEkasi/status/1851625973382279475

2024-10-31 00:17:24

Run a Bitaxe miner - Do your part to deserve this.
Run a node - Verify.
Self-custody your Bitcoin.
No, there is no other option.

2024-10-29 21:37:40

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Sorted.
Whitelist is working, however, it does not support NIP-17 DMs (which I was using to test). NIP-17 works without a whitelist active.

2024-10-29 19:04:07

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Test4

2024-10-28 18:27:27

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Test3

2024-10-28 18:25:03

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Test2

2024-10-28 18:22:51

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Test

2024-10-28 17:57:27

Anyone use #nostream relay implementation?
Having trouble with setting a pubkey #whitelist.
Looking at limits.event.pubkey.whitelist
Have tried
- single quotes
- double quotes
- array
- list
- npub & hex formats
Any help appreciated.

2024-10-28 12:06:54

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That's reaching...
Wtf.
The low level they're being forced to to push their agenda challenges commom sense.

2024-10-28 12:05:05

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Onlt metadata (who, when), and only on clients that are still using NIP-04.
Use clients that support better encryption - Amethyst, 0xchat, Coracle, Flotilla.
If your preferred client still doesn't support better encryption (NIP-17), have a word with them.

2024-10-28 12:02:57

This could be an insane breakthrough..
If Nostr bootstraps this, it'll be not only unstoppable... But interoperable with the legacy web, serving as the perfect on-ramp.
https://medium.com/@synonym_to/pkdns-a-dns-server-providing-self-sovereign-and-censorship-resistant-domain-names-4289f74bc098

2024-10-26 10:58:36

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I think it's still very relevant, not only for obvious reasons, but also, it was the labour party that first proposed the NIR. Since then, the UK hadn't elected a prime minister from the labour party until... This year.

2024-10-25 20:04:22

This is true :Vegeta:
The #Lightning protocol allowed for retaining of custody, one of the most critical properties of on-chain #Bitcoin.
If you give up custody of your sats, you're actively playing a part in normalizing the absence of said critical property - This sets a dangerous precedent.
Non-technical users have been given easy options years after year to retain custody of their sats for Lightning, be it with pre-configured AIO server OSs like @npub126n…e9ll , @npub1agh…mhct and @npub1get…0nfm Hub, down to a mere mobile node app like @npub1xnf…lpr5
It's on you now, anon.
#nevent1q…csdr