0x07AD

Public Key

npub16v8gk5t725lyesgevqp34s5mre7w3u7yd7mfd9n35j02f099crvqs8cyzh

NIP-05 Address

0x07AD@nostr.com

NIP-57 Address

0x07AD@coinos.io

Profile Code

nprofile1qqsdxr5t29l920jvcyvkqqc6c2d3ul8g70zxld5kjec6f84yhjjupkq0jv8ul

Author Public Key

npub16v8gk5t725lyesgevqp34s5mre7w3u7yd7mfd9n35j02f099crvqs8cyzh

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2025-05-28 22:57:26

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Why the push to erase references to sats as the base unit of Bitcoin? It is the only unit understood by the bitcoin protocol.

2025-05-28 22:27:42

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They'll have to pry vim from my hands after I die.

2025-05-28 22:04:39

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Congratulations on reaching the 0.01 BTC milestone. Keep the updates coming on NOSTR.

2025-05-28 21:44:12

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Yeah, reprice the gold at Fort Knox at current market rate and use it to buy satoshis. At this point, the government is probably in bed with Saylor.

2025-05-28 19:16:40

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So every satoshi is worth 1 BTC now?

2025-05-28 19:08:42

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>>Cutting money was not illegal, like it is now. In fact, it was expected that, to make change, they literally cut the coins into 8 pieces or “bits.” Hence, the British called the Spanish dollar a “Piece of Eight,” and when they said something cost “two bits,” they meant it cost a quarter of a dollar.<<
Source: https://seahistory.org/sea-history-for-kids/pieces-of-eight/#:~:text=Cutting%20money%20was%20not%20illegal,a%20quarter%20of%20a%20dollar.
As usual the grifters want to rename satoshis to bits. It is time the grifters walk the plank into shark-infested waters.

2025-05-26 14:55:51

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Before Microsoft Windows existed, there was Microsoft Xenix, a Unix-like operating system available. Unfortunately, the executives at Microsoft decided rather than market it to home users, they'd create a desktop operating system with less features and capabilities than Microsoft Xenix. Microsoft Windows set technology back by 2-3 decades. The Commodore Amiga had a superior operating system that multitasked smoothly.

2025-05-26 14:46:22

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I have been Microsoft Windows free since 1992.

2025-05-26 03:39:17

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You should make it recursive.
SATS
Are
The
Standard
wherein SATS expands infinitely. In the same view as GNU's Not Unix.

2025-05-25 19:52:42

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If the nsec is only known to the client and all message signing performed by the client, how does a rogue employee get access to the nsec?
https://github.com/PrimalHQ/primal-android-app
Note: I have not reviewed the source code.

2025-05-25 15:10:05

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Alternatively, store images and other files on the Interplanetary File System.

2025-05-25 15:01:26

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Bitcoin Knots solves this problem without a fork using filters.

2025-05-25 14:55:58

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Since most people will never own a full Bitcoin, much less multiple, your "what would you pay to..." sounds like an online marketer. You're an intelligent person. Do better to hide your elitism.

2025-05-25 00:46:35

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>> btc is fundamentally based on game theory, let’s actually let it play out and see if the players want more a “money database” or a “spam database” <<
The free market has clearly chosen a money database.

2025-05-25 00:40:13

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To ensure the longevity and maintain control of our content, it is imperative to run our own relay nodes.

2025-05-25 00:22:45

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The Government of the United States of America started the war in Ukraine.

2025-05-25 00:18:26

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Regardless, spam should not be accepted on Bitcoin mainnet.

2025-05-24 19:54:00

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Agreed. I was simply saying if the nsec is limited to the client such as primal to login when you want to post notes, it should be safe.

2025-05-24 17:09:36

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Provided your nsec is not transmitted by a nostr client and all message signing is client-side, the private key should be safe. The operative word, of course, is should.

2025-05-24 16:58:12

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Yes, X has been throwing errors all morning for me as well.

2025-05-24 15:31:59

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Pricing in fiat and converting to satoshis is a sufficient transitional step until we reach the Bitcoin Standard. It avoids the constant minute-by-minute volatility of Bitcoin's fiat price.

2025-05-24 15:27:31

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A merchant could price the product at the fiat price of the product. Example, a bag of potatoes is priced at $5.99 in fiat at the grocery store, so simply convert the satoshi price to its equivalent. Only adjust the satoshi price when the grocer adjusts the fiat price such as before or after a sale discount that week. No need for constant price fluctuations by the minute.

2025-05-24 15:15:02

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If I want to buy something and satoshi payment is an option, I will sometimes choose it. However, when satoshi payment is the only option, I have only the choice of buy or not buy much as the way it is in the fiat system. In both scenarios, if I decide to make a purchase, I buy fresh satoshis deposited directly into my Lightning Network wallet to then be spent. I won't touch my long-term satoshis as long as fiat exists to fund my short-term satoshi holdings.

2025-05-24 14:59:10

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I'd prefer a time when it costs only 10% of today's living costs to cover all of the necessities of life in modern society. The other 90% could be put anymore non-inflationary savings or investments, with a portion of that used to spend apart from the necessities of life.