brito

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npub1hfg3tsmmp7g3u5cw6mzg0n9andehmgel6jug486eppsr0rqx4a3qlp7yfm

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brito@nostr.pt

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hazymeeting97@walletofsatoshi.com

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2025-04-03 14:17:58

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I'm not sending my money to some shady website and cross my fingers it comes back.
Monero just send A to B.
Simple, private, trusted.

2025-04-02 06:32:33

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Yep. The source code is being written here: https://github.com/radio3-network/geogram-tdongle
There aren't many docs in digital format because I use paper too often but took a picture of the overall functionality.
It interacts with another app of mine (just android for the moment) to share messages and presence information.
https://m.primal.net/QBVu.jpg

2025-04-01 19:59:46

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Different animals. Blossom delivers what IPFS only promised which is great for small individual files (image) repeated ad eternum that were depending on URLs.
Torrents are great for large volumes of data where the load is better/faster shared by many hosts.
People are pacient enough to wait a minute for one torrent to start (torrent initialization and swarm search), they wouldn't be patient to wait one minute for a small image to load.
Other than that, I'm a big fan of torrents too.

2025-04-01 19:50:36

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Yep

2025-03-31 19:09:01

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That's why monero is most commonly used for real world transactions.

2025-03-23 19:11:51

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Because simplex is just telegram from ten years ago. NOSTR private messages are far more secure beyond doubt than whatever simplex is promissing.
Don't be fooled again, telegram was enough.

2025-02-04 20:12:37

https://image.nostr.build/3cd9a8f6d0727672297dfe4ee3143f4fc302c4a189b649a6abd3ef5ce15832e8.jpg
#nevent1q…m7yv

2025-02-04 20:07:07

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The choice of crypto will always be an IQ test.
https://image.nostr.build/30065dccc4eb93646ffe45bccbd77797ab23891f6b5b33de3b72d4f1ebcc5259.jpg

2025-02-04 20:00:46

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In good reality, "crypto" has its original Latin meaning in "to hide" or later as "encrypted".
When any given type of digital coins can't be kept private from others, then they shouldn't be called crypto currency.
And then we come into the other important distinguishing characteristic for a cryptocurrency: mining.
Mining has the goal of a fair distribution to as many users as possible to keep the network unbiased and fair. When a digital coin claims to be mined but then in practice only chinese farms instead of home users can mine it, that is effectively not a crypto currency either, it something elitist that isn't reachable for normal people.
Then there is the word "coin".
Which relates to using the virtual object as someone would use coins to buy things and pay to others. Some of those "coins" claim to be "store of value" which is an abomination when you think about the goal of using coins. A crypto coin worthy of that name needs to be used on the real world. Buy stuff, keep it, but use it several times a year. Most of the folks here talk about crypto coins all week long and never actually buy stuff with it.
Last but not least is religion. Technology is not religion. It is sad to see religious ignorance taking place instead of the technological power that created these things in the first place.
There is one coin that deserves to be truly called a cryptocurrency, a coin coin that governments will never support but that is always there to support you, the people. One day everyone here will understand why.
https://image.nostr.build/30065dccc4eb93646ffe45bccbd77797ab23891f6b5b33de3b72d4f1ebcc5259.jpg

2025-02-04 19:40:50

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Monero solved that. 👍 https://image.nostr.build/30065dccc4eb93646ffe45bccbd77797ab23891f6b5b33de3b72d4f1ebcc5259.jpg

2025-02-04 16:10:17

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They knew what they were saying. Too bad the series became a sell-out.

2025-02-01 09:55:11

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Really good to see.

2025-02-01 09:53:55

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That would be the case when assuming all coins remain in circulation.
Users lose access to wallets, keys are lost. As more people use a currency, less coins are circulating as they accumulate their wealth.
Therefore the price tends to go up or at minimum remain fairly stable despite troubled times.

2025-02-01 09:49:53

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For each 100 years are added 15.7 million new monero coins.

2025-01-31 22:15:47

Everyone here should aim to collect a minimum of 10 monero coins.
Why?
Because you dream about winning the lottery and having a comfy life when growing old.
Study learn and keep what has true value.
https://image.nostr.build/097563164e615a24ba6be3a5d2d0037969fa4256e4e009ce29bddb74871512b9.jpg

2025-01-31 22:08:29

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Flipper is a fun and expensive toy, but just that. You ain't missing much but really good platform and flipper hardware.
That firmware is just the default. I've bought it to support lilygo in producing more of these things, I won't be using that device at all.
The new ESP32 will be released this year with 5G Wi-Fi support. Then it will be more interesting for things like Wi-Fi deauthing.

2025-01-31 21:35:06

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Eu minero com o gupax: https://gupax.io/ e todos os dias recebo um pouco de monero.
Compensa minerar? Nem por isso. Eu minero sabendo que o valor vai aumentar e porque o meu computador fica ligado durante o dia de qualquer forma.
Nem sequer noto que está a minerar e todos os dias recebo um pouco de monero.
É difícil alguém em casa lucrar com mineração. Porém pense desta forma, se você minera 12 reais por mês hoje então é dinheiro que continua a subir de valor que você ganhou predicamente graça.

2025-01-22 09:30:26

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He wasn't in power anyways. All those pardons were drafted by the "team" that controlled all decisions, speeches and appearances.

2025-01-17 19:53:45

The rising of Monero to the top will be told across generations.
Quirky, chaotic and a true middle finger to any governments of this century.
History being made right now.
https://image.nostr.build/439de36f057c1690d8f8a766a2cb1a723151f600e8a71cc1b8517ebb229b8952.jpg

2025-01-17 19:20:52

Something is cooking at Monero. It is suddenly reaching peak values when compared to the past two years.
This happens despite heavy censorship from literally all western governments.
...or probably because of that 🤔
https://image.nostr.build/899845364e12659e615e148a0412f0ce5c6595ac3c1e4124b3624f7998e1262f.jpg

2025-01-16 07:28:52

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Because it isn't crypto since many years. It is a commodity like stocks, people don't use it for transactions. They use as retirement plan and are willing to do anything as long as the government let's them have some money.
Monero solves this.

2025-01-15 20:56:56

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That sounds good. Will definitely try it out. What I do miss are shared bookmarks.
Many years ago existed del.ici.ous which allowed anyone to bookmark pages and comment/tag why they mattered, making easy for others to build a directory, vote on the high quality links and find relevant stuff.
Maybe that kind of feature you see possible, together with the option to archive that page (similar to archive.is or wayback) but this time hosted by blossom at nostr relays.
The biggest advantage on that is that people would still be able to visit dead links and download these pages to their devices for browsing offline. It is their own copy and I don't see any other product helping to that. With nostr it is easier.

2025-01-15 17:13:19

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I'm still not getting it. For that purpose a plug-in would still be simpler and more reachable (multiplatform, mobile devices), I'm likely missing to understand the point.
But OK, have fun and I will be sure to provide feedback testing it with others 👍

2025-01-15 14:53:18

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Doing it for Monero was the most voted feature request on Proton for several years and out of the blue they did it for some surveillance coin.
Proton is getting more suspicious by the day.

2025-01-13 20:30:24

Guess which coin is going up despite Blackrock deciding to stop speculating today?
Yeah. You didn't bought the dip ten years ago, you also wouldn't understand monero today. Cryptos worthy of that name aren't a religion, they are just solid and private.
https://image.nostr.build/7273ecb9876e897dcaa6c6e0efd3a5fe69616671fa9a63cb0bab126c69eb8658.jpg

2025-01-13 18:01:23

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That is truly a problem on boomer tech.
On Monero profitability is given regardless of mining pool using P2Pool: https://p2pool.io/
That system ensures daily payouts if you ever want to try decentralized mining one day.

2025-01-13 12:04:54

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Well, it is one as well. Call it boomer tech or casino coin that it would be more adequate.
It ain't even a coin nowadays, is it?

2025-01-12 07:47:43

Version 0.1 of Geogram for Android has been released and can be downloaded here: https://github.com/radio3-network/geogram/releases/tag/0.1
In this first version, we tested off-grid communication using Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) without any pairing or manual interaction, enabling communication without the internet. Instructions for installation and testing are available on the page. At least two Android phones are required to use the local chat. Please note that these are beta versions, so they work in a very unstable manner. The next step is to add off-grid communication via Wi-Fi to transmit larger amounts of data. This feature will be available in the next release.
Summary of this initiative:
Geogram is an Android app designed to enable communication and data sharing using only the radio capabilities of regular smartphones: Bluetooth and Wi-Fi. The range is short (up to 50 meters). To overcome this limitation, we use a "Pigeon Mail" system. In this system, someone collects the messages within a community and carries them in their pocket until reaching a location with internet access or where the message recipients are. Each message can be encrypted and read only by the recipient. Our goal is to create a radio-digital version of pigeon mail.
And Yes: NOSTR is inside, of course :-)

2025-01-11 10:48:00

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Mining is an alien concept to that audience. They only see that boomer tech as some kind of retirement fund.
Monero fixed that with P2Pool.

2025-01-11 03:47:02

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The man is trying to survive its impending demise. 4 years ago they blocked their own country president from speaking in a blatant shitshow of tech censorship.
It is thank to that arrogance that we now have NOSTR. Nice to see them crawling back on those abuses but won't matter anyways, NOSTR is here to stay now.

2025-01-11 03:37:22

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Looks really good, thank you for sharing. For a moment was thinking you'd also render the movie on the terminal itself with ASCII art 😅

2025-01-11 03:35:35

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This looks great to automagically transcribe podcasts and video sequences and later find them using offline search based on text.

2025-01-09 23:52:01

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The audience here is mostly tech savvy and will likely use Brave as default web browser so that would block Google analytics often.

2025-01-09 21:18:55

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I truly wonder if they will ever learn the truth about that boomer coin.

2025-01-09 21:15:05

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Monero fixed that 👍

2025-01-09 13:07:16

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They've long been absorved by the machine. It has been that way since the protests on Wall Street against the bankers. Now all those groups are entertained with 1500 different social causes related to gender, being legally recognized as ponnies or whatever random things keeps them busy and "fighting" rather than looking at what really matters in the end.
In my opinion we should indeed take notice, and at the same time organize those few of us left to keep building useful tech, events and things that move the needle on the right direction.

2025-01-09 12:55:09

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I'm agreeing with you.

2025-01-09 12:39:18

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Have to concede it would likely yield better results.. :-)

2025-01-09 10:53:17

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You can bad mouth the god-awful bottle caps but USB-C as standard was a good thing. I still remember the wild-west of the 2000s when every single device had its own charger port. My drawer is full of artifacts from those days.
I'm not even a fan of the USB-C hardware port but it feels good to just need one charger for the phone, laptops, razor machine and everything in between.

2025-01-09 10:47:37

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A wild GPT4all surfaces: https://gpt4all.io/
It isn't super great, but it is free, open source and works minimally OK without internet access.

2025-01-09 10:46:22

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That's a nice way to get caught by the tax man.

2025-01-09 06:58:11

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That is unrealistical with those values and almost impossible with government surveillance boomer coins.
Monero fixes that.

2025-01-09 06:55:06

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Nope, that is cultism. There are non-negotiable values like privacy.
You don't stick to some old tech which today is a government surveillance tool just because of nostalgia. You change because we use crypto currencies to get away from that government surveillance and control in the first place.
You talk about "most decentralized" but unfortunately that is a wishful thinking rather than a fact. When you look on the mining charts (where that decentralization happens), the top 4 mining pools control +80% of what is accepted as a transaction. To remember, you only need 51% to technically break the system so it is NOT the most decentralized system out there.
https://image.nostr.build/3ebeb0d19c93f2f0fa04a13f1617d62559f5daac25aced2f6bf2d999b7d99056.jpg
Again if you look on monero, the community there has enabled mining on normal CPUs by everyday users rather than professional ASIC farming. Anyone here can mine monero at home, they even went beyond that and are replacing mining pools with P2P pools. That is true decentralization at work, try yourself to mine a cryptocurrency and to get some atual monero on your wallet every day: https://gupax.io/

2025-01-09 06:34:00

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Why would Gemini even matter for anything on this conversation? Is it really indispensável?

2025-01-09 06:28:11

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From my own experience, would tend to believe they are good-willed for the most part albeit technically unsavvy and this hasn't changed in decades.
I think anyone here can remember the cookies flop and its impact on the internet, but there were also good things like setting up the USB-C port as default to reduce waste and internet roaming across EU without extra costs.
On this case the legislation aims for large platforms, which is unusually reasonable. Innovation tends to come from small platforms that remain safeguarded that way.
Will that regulation be effective without deep technical know-how? I think not, still remember flops like the Privacy Shield which forced US companies to host data in Europe but then permitted their technicians to perform on-site maintenance unsupervised, which basically defeated the purpose of assuring those critical infrastructure tools remained private.
Please do keep posting your impressions, it was a delightful read.

2025-01-08 23:09:26

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Oh, but there are multiple ways to legally buy houses anonymously enough. Setup a company at some tropical island and make it the house owner. Good luck trying to uncover the owners for an offshore company.
Or, use a surrogate person that will own properties on your behalf. You'd be suprised how many homeless people are owners of properties on their name without even imagining. If that's too risky, then do a contract with a reputable law firm and have them own the property on your behalf as trust fund holders.
Plenty of methods suited to all tastes and budgets. But I really see just about zero people using coin joining or any other convoluted method in the real world. They'll just wire monero to cut costs with commissions or risk of losing their money at some shady place.

2025-01-07 23:20:15

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The usual psyop

2025-01-07 23:10:57

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They won't use it. The only thing 99% of those people is buying and stacking that old tech in the hope that someday it can become their retirement income.
So they won't use it. They just hope more governments and investment funds can drive the price up but they will never need or use crypto in their lives.
These are the same people who buy stocks and things like that. They won't care about privacy, KYC or worry about repression because they won't go against the flow either.
Those are your average boomer coin adopters. If they'd do understand technology or crypto at all, they would all be using Monero by now.

2025-01-07 21:12:30

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These are good news. Now have a reason to visit FOSDEM again.

2025-01-07 21:06:50

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I've just sent you a PM. See if you can read it

2025-01-07 20:58:46

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Will answer through a different way.

2025-01-06 20:23:08

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Very good news

2025-01-06 20:21:10

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First I wouldn't buy a house for that price, it is just overpriced and not at a place I'd enjoy living. And the second part is that you don't need to declare the real price you pay.
Maybe in your country this would be a problem, around here it isn't. The only sideffect is that legally you have to offer the neighbors the chance of buying a house/land for the public price you are selling.

2025-01-04 21:27:08

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Around here in Portugal you find plenty of people using monero. I'd certainly accept it for large transactions.
To be quite frank, wouldn't accept any other crypto right now unless it is stable and private.

2025-01-04 20:59:58

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If you improve the filter, the girl only need to show skin on the shoulders to bypass them again.
Not sure if you can win again human biology.

2025-01-04 20:48:03

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Oh my.. 2025 is already looking great! 👍

2025-01-04 20:46:08

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Monero fixes that.
Zero worries about taxes or the govern permitting others to have crypto in the first place.

2024-12-31 06:14:45

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I wasn't even a fan of sats but have to admit they are fun and have real world value. Never meet such a platform where this is so darn easy.
From that perspective, your writings are correct. Content matters, with the advantage that there isn't a single entity here that monopolizes who gets attention and who does not. That might be the biggest plus.

2024-12-30 15:38:44

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They won't learn.

2024-12-30 15:37:14

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Don't worry, I'm not even a native of your country and will be voting for them too.
In fact, would say almost all portuguese and spanish expats around here are doing it too. They won't talk about that on the news, obviously.

2024-12-30 15:31:05

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Finally someone who gets it.
It ain't a "coin" when you are planning to just buy and then one day use once to exchange with fiat as a retirement plan.
Let's not even dive into the topics of mining and privacy when making payments as it would be too much for some people here to digest.

2024-12-30 15:27:55

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That plot of land is the property of the local population that fought to have its ownership.
It is those exact borders that enable your luxurious lifestyle today. They separate your civilization and resources from others, so you and your children can enjoy them.
You might disagree and prefer to enable the flooding of your nation because you are kind hearted and see future optimistically. You will still live comfortably even as streets are on fire, your next generation will be the one to suffer and then be forced to leave. They will conquer some other place with a naive or weak native population and so the same cycle repeats itself.
This happened to my family on the previous generation. My mother was in favor of open borders and freedom. They got kicked out by the next outsider group who later took over their land by force. Even though she lost everything, even as an old lady she still doesn't understand why they were so violent even as she stretched out her hand to help. Reality is a bitch.

2024-12-30 07:03:30

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Migration is natural, and so is our desire to protect what is ours. In this planet we have long lived under the maxim of conquer or be conquered.
The ones denying the existence of this rule of life are quite often the conquered ones.

2024-12-30 06:55:39

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Hirschfeld, communist jew that besides that book was also doing sexual experiments which even today would land him in jail: https://www.amerika.org/texts/the-origins-of-%E2%80%98racism%E2%80%99-the-curious-beginnings-of-a-useless-word-samuel-francis/
That word was exclusively created as attack word against native europeans, still used that way today by the same religious and political groups.

2024-12-29 08:31:08

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"True money isn't meant to be completely hidden" 😂
Fiat has been doing just find for millennia without you ever knowing the where it is. Nobody realistically uses a boomer coin as money, it is a collection article that deserves it's place in a museum but isn't money either.
Monero is the closest thing in the crypto world that can be called as money, because it is used on the real world to buy real stuff rather than just "hodling".

2024-12-29 04:07:28

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For god sake grandpa. That government surveillance tech isn't freedom.
When it was first tested in the name of "freedom" two years ago, they easily arrested/bothered anyone donating that boomer coin to the "wrong" causes.
Your can call it "digital gold" or whatever, just don't ever confuse yourself to think it gives you freedom.
Yes, it does give you the "freedom" permitted by governments, but that isn't the real deal. Monero fixed that, grandpa.
https://image.nostr.build/ef6e84e93da394b702b3d7c3dcec2b036b1003fea19a6f18756abf0061b891d9.jpg

2024-12-29 03:58:58

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That is naive. These "crisis" are manufactured to the benefit of the same groups that benefit from war in the middle east.
Neither of them will stop. The only realistic option at our hands is to force the borders to be closed. Understand one thing: You won't go against the elites and complaing here with naive wishes won't go far, so you might as well do something useful rather than daydreaming while you see our societies dive to hell.

2024-12-29 03:53:50

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Yep. Russia did that to 30% of rightful German territory a few years ago, expelled millioms of native Germans and today is Poland.
India with Gandhi did similar, millions upon millions were kicked out to what is today called Pakistan.
More recently in Europe, Bosnia kicked out about a million people who refused to be Muslims and Ukraine pretty much bombs since the past ten years their own citizens that refuse being Ukrainians.
Only rich westerners are disconnected enough from reality to remember history and even less prepared they are to understand geopolitics.

2024-12-28 16:11:15

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Thank you for the kind words. Beta should be available by end of January.

2024-12-28 14:59:58

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Not really. Basically the tech was never private nor the team makes a proper effort for that, plus all the evil stuff they've done over and over again to screw users and how they were exposed often for that.
This is public info.

2024-12-28 11:13:25

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Just look closely at the team developing it and why they made privacy to be optional instead of default.
This isn't rocket science.

2024-12-28 09:19:20

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Yep
https://m.primal.net/NJEg.jpg

2024-12-28 09:15:49

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I'm building geogram: https://github.com/radio3-network/geogram
Basically off-grid nostr messaging where internet is optional. If you wish, I can help you jump aboard.

2024-12-28 09:09:13

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Thanks for sharing. From a cellphone it doesn't render well the longer texts like the bitcoin white paper.
Other than that, always good to follow the progress. 👍

2024-12-28 09:05:12

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It is a case for keeping it simple.
In either way, if you feel that strongly about a change then it might be a better approach to just implement a prototype and see how others react.

2024-12-28 08:57:07

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Z whatever is a psyop, there is a reason why it isn't used. Monero is the way.

2024-12-27 21:00:50

38c3 is happening right now at the Chaos Computer Club Live stream at https://streaming.media.ccc.de/38c3/eins

2024-12-26 21:56:59

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Cashu works as intended: give anonymous coupons to someone else.
It isn't for big sums of money. For that we already have proper anonymous crypto. It isn't to pay coffees and grocery, for that we already have zaps.
This fills a niche in the real world which isn't answered by other options. Even when the mint stops working, you won't see many people upset over it. In fact, the person running the mint is likely someone close to the customers and won't like to keep them unsatisfied for 90% of cases. It isn't perfect, but this is the real world. There are advantages to this loosen method that I think you are under-appreciating but that have a tremendous value to others.

2024-12-26 21:29:55

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I don't mean a detailed report. It is reporting the mint activity level which is a dead giveaway of which ones to target first.
Don't get me wrong, I'm a monero fan so this type of proofs are expected but that is on a large blockchain. On a mint this would make it a target.

2024-12-26 12:20:06

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Has nothing to do with a government surveillance coin.
These are assets kept by an organization that guarantees they will be available and charges a monthly commission to keep them stored.

2024-12-25 22:19:37

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Just buy stocks or do forex.
You sincerely don't understand cryptocurrencies.

2024-12-25 22:18:02

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Accurate https://image.nostr.build/6e45d9a28ceeedde37ec0dcd23a7b914ecbad86cf3c8ecb0d3794592df663f8e.jpg

2024-12-24 17:46:18

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It is neither crypto nor currency.
Crypto isn't just related to cryptography, it would have been fine to use the term "algorithm" and it would work too. The reason "crypto" was used on the early days was specifically with the purpose of keeping hidden (latin meaning of crypt) which nowadays isn't the case with that government surveillance bitcoin.
It isn't a currency either, because it isn't realistically used that way. Nobody pays coffee with it, satoshis don't count, nor trading on exchanges are any different from trading stocks. Last but not least everyone can point a few odds cases of ocasional cold wallet transfers but these are a drop in the ocean compared to what it is really used for.
It would be more accurate to call it virtual coin or casino coin. It is a surveillance technology, two years dozens of protestors in Canada were attacked by governments when using it to donate for the wrong causes.
No, some weird privacy that nobody uses gives privacy. Monero solved all of these things years ago. Monero is the coin you find as currency on black markets, where bitcoin was first used if you remember.
You didn't understood bitcoin ten years ago, it is understandable you don't understand monero right now.

2024-12-24 17:26:24

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Hmm.. Don't know if already available but would certainly enjoy knowing if it exists.
At most, NIP-23 can be used for that purpose albeit it is not explicit for that case.

2024-12-24 05:34:51

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Quite sure no informed person would use surveillance coins for that type of business.
In fact, the coin being censured this year from major exchanges was Monero, they even hunted the volunteer websites that helped to buy it physically outside exchanges.
In the meanwhile, your boomer coin is not only supported by US government as Blackrock has "business" on it.
You're just a casino player, we are not the same.
https://image.nostr.build/6e45d9a28ceeedde37ec0dcd23a7b914ecbad86cf3c8ecb0d3794592df663f8e.jpg

2024-12-22 15:45:31

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Doesn't work. Beautiful concept, awful implementation. Doesn't work well on clients, doesn't work well on servers.
Here at NOSTR exists the blossom technology that is radically simpler and delivers what IPFS once promised: https://github.com/hzrd149/blossom

2024-12-19 18:57:55

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Yep 👍

2024-12-19 14:36:18

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No it isn't. Please stop using words of concepts you don't understand.
There is this thing called "mathematics". Try learning about it one of these days.

2024-12-19 07:26:51

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Monero fixes that.

2024-12-16 08:04:24

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Sure thing grandpa. 👍
https://image.nostr.build/6e45d9a28ceeedde37ec0dcd23a7b914ecbad86cf3c8ecb0d3794592df663f8e.jpg

2024-12-16 08:03:02

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Yeah, we stopped caring about that government surveillance coin quite a long time ago.
Monero fixed that.

2024-12-16 07:57:33

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Haters be hatin'

2024-12-15 20:14:34

Monero for the win.
#privacy
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2024-12-15 17:17:38

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You're jaded. The thing is around here is lack of control. Messages can be written anywhere, even at a piece of paper and they would still be valid. Imagine in 1000 years from now to celebrate finding another trove of authenticated texts by someone of relevance.
It is a way to finally break free from the shackles of centralization. From the whims of CEOs and governments that define digital borders. This is an act showing a finger to anyone who things human talent should be locked up.
Stay around, the show is just about to start.

2024-12-15 13:40:48

Let's motivate Odysee to join NOSTR, write a comment here: https://x.com/OdyseeTeam/status/1806349373204496412
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#nevent1q…tcev

2024-12-15 13:31:42

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And still they they got accused of 200 different type of phobia policy violations.
Curious enough, far more people are buying "farming simulator" than that game. There's a lesson there to be learned 🤔

2024-12-15 10:49:24

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Let's see if it arrives soon enough. For me I'd jump away from telegram right away with that feature available.
To organize a community, those groups are needed. Since it is NOSTR, makes it very easy for members to user other services like blogs or personal sites/files using the same account.
That is something other messengers don't do at all.

2024-12-15 10:37:29

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Thank you for the hard work.
0xChat is the future of private communications.
On that topic, when can we create a group with subgroups (topics) inside?
When that feature is available, it will fully replace Telegram/WhatsApp for group synchs.

2024-12-15 06:28:11

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Just like any bitcoiner around here anyway.
They're just forex and stock junkies that get all happy and advertise around here: "I paid for my coffee with Blackrock ETFs"
Hell would break loose if they'd discover you can actually mine crypto from their own laptops. But they aren't really interested on that, at all.

2024-12-15 06:23:29

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Grandpa, that isn't "freedom money". You get arrested because everyone can see where you use it.
99% normal people don't care about a bisq, and they would still go after the donation recipients anyway.
Monero fixes that.
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