furio

Think privacy first. Act freely.

Enforce the 10th Amendment.

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2025-06-17 21:01:27

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I have zeus v0.11 installed on iOS.
I have a cashu.me wallet setup.
I have a zeuspay address already setup to my own lightning node.
I am unable to do this first step: "Start with a custodial wallet like Cashu"
I may be the dumbest person on the planet. I can't find any reference to cashu in this updated app.

2025-06-14 01:15:57

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I don’t concede he broke the law. Innocent until proven guilty.
It absolutely will get tried, but not him personally, like the 20 or so cases currently at the supreme courts level right now (even though he is in control of the DoJ).
They have already ruled that he can’t be personally punished for official acts.
You seem like a reasonable person. It seems a disingenuous take that :
1. We all know he’s guilty
2. If the court says so, then “see!”
3. If the court says no, then “because he controls the DoJ”
There has to be a path to, “the take that he violated the law is just wrong”
To me that path is the Supreme Court ruling exonerating him.

2025-06-14 00:12:04

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Getting repetitive at this point, but my opinion means little. I am still waiting for the call from the Supreme Court to ask how I interpret the law.
It seems you have a particular insight however into how they will rule, maybe you’re an insider?
I’ll make you a deal: if the Supreme Court rules Trump violated posse I will Nostr admit that you were right.
As everyone knows, nobody is above the law, *and* innocent until proven guilty.
So will you take the other side of the deal? If Trump is not found guilty specifically of violating posse, will you nostr admit you were wrong?

2025-06-13 20:21:19

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You seem triggered.
I’ll leave you to it.

2025-06-13 18:07:53

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“but only courts packed by Trump”
- my position is the Supreme Court is the final arbiter of the law, as this democratic republic has established. It is not the final author of my morality, nor have I ever stated that as my position. You apparently only know how to do “straw man” arguments.
“the text of the law that Trump is in violation of” - this was already overturned, as I showed you.

2025-06-13 18:00:58

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You seem nice.
The last sentence, again, doesn’t represent my position.
I tried to discuss the topic with you, but the straw men have been beaten down mercilessly. Have a nice day!

2025-06-13 17:07:31

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I said you are using their tactics.
You sound a little defensive about your TDS.

2025-06-13 16:34:39

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Bitcoin act is a big ask. Stablecoin bill has the big banks behind it, and it’s just a less-centralized CBDC act to allow JPM to compete with Tether.
I think that sails thru.
Still waiting on the results of the audit of our bitcoin balance.

2025-06-13 15:38:25

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Update: just hours after Clinton-appointed activist Judge Charles Breyer ordered Trump to relinquish control of California’s National Guard troops to Gov. Gavin Newsom, who sued to block Trump’s deployment earlier this week, a federal appeals court preserved President Donald Trump’s ability to deploy the National Guard to Los Angeles, blocking for at least a few days a judge’s order that found the call-up illegal and unconstitutional.
A three-judge panel of the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals blocked Judge Breyer’s order just hours after he issued it, amid an urgent push from the Trump administration to vindicate Trump’s power as commander in chief.

2025-06-13 14:59:44

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"use the military *against Americans* on US soil"
"its illegal! but even if its legal (the statement above) still stands"
The courts will decide whats legal, so that part will take care of itself. If he violated the law, the Supreme Court will most likely deal with the consequences.
The defense is that the Marines were deployed to protect ICE and defend federal government property. The LAPD has confirmend they were not used in "policing the riots."
The words:
The Posse Comitatus Act prohibits federal military personnel, including federalized National Guard troops, from engaging in civilian law enforcement activities—such as arrests, searches, seizures, or crowd control—unless an exception applies.
Defending federal buildings from insurrectionists is not deploying the military "against Americans."
LOL at the "its illegal!" but even if not, its still wrong! screeching. Its the tired old, "Trump did a thing, here's why its bad" take.

2025-06-13 13:14:42

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You extrapolated a lot of things I don't believe into "my position." This is the definition of a straw man.
Instead of building one for you, I ask you to respond to my reading of your position, to see if its accurate:
Your words:
- Is the American government beholden to the will of the people or not?
- If it is, the people there have been pretty clear what they do not want.
- If it is not, that is called tyranny.
- I am respecting the minority right to have their own rules in their own town where letting the immigrants stay is the law they voted for.
"A town in America should be able to govern themselves, regardless of the democratic process. If you don't like (insert law here) if enough people in a town are against it, then the local police, federal law enforcement should let them govern themselves."
You:
- Note that the law allowing immigrants to stay in LA with fewer restrictions caused 0 riots nationally over the course of many years. Only when the laws they voted for in their town were ignored did the people protest.
- The city was indisputably more peaceful before the federal interference.
- There is no way a serious adult with an IQ over 70 is pro 10th amendment enough to put it in their bio and pro sending federal agencies to violently force compliance from a local population that doesn't want them there.
"If enforcement of a law *causes people to riot* its the enforcement that should be changed(!), not the rioters that were "put in that position." Again, people should be able to make their own rules, if enough of us (mob) agree."
This position has never been how a just society works. The radical left nearly put their "boot" in me to leave my profession over the vax mandate, and I would have been justified in standing up to that oppression. In all my positions I have supported standing up against being wronged. If, however, I threw rocks at Biden for forcing me out of my job, I would be imprisoned for the crime that I committed.
The ICE agents aren't the gestapo, they are doing their job and the protestors are wrongfully committing crimes.
This last part is probably the only thing you'll respond to, and not the question posed. Have I adequately stated your position?

2025-06-13 01:19:56

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I won’t give your straw man legitimacy.
My position is clear.
TDS-free is a better look.
Have a nice night, it was fun chatting.
I think we can disagree and not be disagreeable.

2025-06-12 21:06:16

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Because it’s a straw man.
I could extrapolate your argument to mean all cities should make their own rules and defy the state and federal government at their will.
This is not how our society is set up, and you know it.
I believe in the rights of LA citizens to protest peacefully. If they riot and cause destruction and violence, I will cheer on the authorities to bring them to justice.
None of those other things you put on me are my position.

2025-06-12 19:17:53

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So if the Jan 6 protestors were successful they would have “obstructed your political desires” … because elections have consequences?
Convenient for you. So back to your bigger mob theory, seems inconsistent.
Your mob won the election and these dern protestors changed the results of the election, so the I should get a bigger mob and change it back.
We have devolved.
Or, as in my consistent position. Elections have consequences. Law breakers should face the boot of the state unless and until you *have the law changed.*
I don’t want to live in your *bigger mob* society, so I’m glad I live in this country and most of us don’t agree with you.

2025-06-12 15:53:13

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You’re consistent with this, right?
You were AGAINST vax mandates and FOR the Jan 6 protests?

2025-06-12 14:10:07

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If a bunch of gun nuts from California tried to violate the 2A I would be opposed to that insurrection also.
It’s consistent with 10A that the states should follow the Constitution.

2025-06-12 14:07:56

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Nice try.
Still think Trump enforcing the law is the problem.
Your narrative engineering ended on Jan 20th at noon.
Rioters are the problem. Change the law if you don’t like it.

2025-06-12 13:58:00

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CBS news tried to make Trump look bad (it’s their mission) but their reporting proved the Feds are *not* policing riots, only defending Federal institutions and officers doing their jobs.
This “trampling “ you’re talking about is LAPD. Those “small town” people policing their own.
You are just repeating Newsomes talking points. Notice his complaint is Trumps troops “fan the flames” of violence since he can’t complain that they are actually policing riots unlawfully.

2025-06-12 02:16:25

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LAPD shot a protester?
That’s gonna happen when riots happen.
Your assertion that riot was the *effect* not the cause is laughable.
KJP would be proud.

2025-06-12 02:13:48

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LAPD injures someone? So people are mad at the LA mayor? Or Newsome? Or LAPD?
Oh that’s right, they’re mad at Trump because he’s not involved in the injuries.
They mad cuz Newsome said sending troops “fans the flames” and makes it worse.
Propaganda.

2025-06-12 02:11:21

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“kidnap” - this is KJP level propaganda.
Resisting ICE may get you hurt.
ICE are enforcing the law.
Again, not sorry. Stop breaking the law.

2025-06-12 02:09:01

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CBS news confirmed all national LE (national guard and marines) are *only* protecting federal buildings and allowing ICE to do their jobs.
I know Trump did a thing, but it’s legal, within his rights, proper, and necessary when a violent insurrection is happening on American soil.

2025-06-12 01:57:56

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LAPD.
Marines and feds not policing riots.
It’s best to let ICE just do their jobs in the end. People are gonna get hurt if you riot.

2025-06-11 12:19:15

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Or maybe he realizes he shouldn’t have said the Epstein comment.
It’s ok when people aren’t deranged leftists.

2025-06-09 21:37:13

@npub1qw6…2v52
Eurodollar:
Brazilian bank with $1M USD loans to customer.
Customer takes $1M USD and lights it on fire.
Bank writes it off as a loss and captures customer collateral.
Where in this process is the Fed *required* to come up with $1M extra dollars from this $1M euro dollars floating around?
I would think they are only required to eventually print the assets(dollars) that US banks have accumulated (printed) through loans.

2025-06-08 11:51:18

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2025-06-08 11:23:11

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Excellent read

2025-06-08 05:12:57

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Liberals violently protest but “they started it”
Sounds mature. And very believable.

2025-06-07 19:40:06

@npub1ex7…vyt9
Can a user use their Venmo app as the funding source on an ongoing basis to maintain/ build their strike bitcoin balance?
Does the KYC pass through from Venmo to Strike? (doubtful)
Onboarding over Venmo seems like the scale multiplier. There are many merchants who would be working as your marketing department if the fiat onboarding was simpler.

2025-06-03 18:02:17

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Too risky ATM for me, even tho I like the idea of “buy (btc), borrow (fiat), die”

2025-06-03 18:00:11

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I care not about the “why” as the language itself has worked well, until recently.
The Catholics aren’t responsible for 10A not being enforced, so your point is moot to me.

2025-06-03 17:58:59

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An illusion until a majority of the justices apply it without fear or favor.
The Roe reversal was an example. It was not applied for 50 years, then applied correctly.
Now they need to undo all the FDR socialist shenanigans, BSA, patriot act, etc.
Don’t hold your breath.
If applied correctly, tho, especially 10A, the country is very strong. Send anything not in the constitution back to the states and let the states tax their people until they move out. It will autocorrect.
The budget is balanced overnight and the debt can be paid.
We’d all be arguing over entitlements at the state level, as designed.

2025-06-03 16:31:10

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Glad you agree.
I think it should be Veterans Month.
Pride celebrations are thankfully on the massive decline. Nature is healing.

2025-06-03 11:06:50

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Groomers don’t deserve a month.
Not sorry.

2025-06-01 16:16:16

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I totally agree

2025-06-01 16:15:01

@npub1h8n…rpev
After listening to “the great taking “ on bitcoin audible I think it adds an important risk to bitcoin loans, even if not re-hypothecated.
If saylor or 21 or strike do this at scale then the “asset” seizure would be your sats.

2025-05-06 14:12:33

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Have heretofore seen this topic as anathema, but my reflex is to disagree with you in principle, so now I have to listen to this and test my theory.

2025-05-05 13:47:29

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really wish you'd take the dev party off the telegram app. its so antithetical to your movement. Nostr would allow better engagement.

2025-04-14 22:07:00

WSJ reports China act of cyber warfare against US.
Screw tariffs, cut off trade with the aggressors.
Build a coalition that refuses to do business with them.
But avoid the Roosevelt option of cozying up to Russia.
Use this opportunity to smuggle the engineers out of Taiwan and cut off the snake.

2025-04-03 13:19:16

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that should tell you that maybe your opinions aren't shared by them, not that they are obviously wrong, as you seem to think.
>50% on china is what was required, but I had no idea someone would actually do it.
Pain is required, and I'm here for all of it if long term it levels the playing field with China.

2025-03-08 14:13:25

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Randos are not gonna switch to magic internet money that even bitcoiners don't understand. FDIC would help.
Insurance on the mint that is trusted is needed. It would be better if it wasn't the federal government, sure.

2025-03-08 14:08:41

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FDIC insurance on my nutsack is what should have been requested yesterday at the summit.
Then repeal the bank secrecy act.
Then the federal reserve act.

2025-03-01 17:05:25

US should front load the minerals deal, like a mortgage.
The dictator after Zelenskyy will probably be chosen and installed by the CIA anyway, but grab as much repayment as soon as possible.

2025-02-28 20:27:57

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EU convinced him not to sell the minerals.
Comedian dictator should have worked out. https://image.nostr.build/089f41dc4bcc1fa0b644dab4a45c796b8364ed0b904e3717a3099f540ced6a5f.jpg

2025-02-10 17:28:18

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Vote, don’t, vote for Harris, vote Libertarian, w/e, Trump is the POTUS.
We deserve to be led. And that is what’s happening.
Butthurt will subside. He’s disregarding and moving on while ignoring the distractions.
This is going to be a four years that will be epic.

2025-02-10 05:35:09

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The voters disagreed. So that’s like, your opinion, man.

2025-01-23 21:59:27

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Underrated take

2025-01-22 00:01:59

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Funny to see if people zap this account thinking it goes to trump. The person who made the bot is a genius marketer.

2025-01-13 05:17:14

Question about an LND node:
I have a bunch of small transactions (+1c, -3c, etc) on Zeus under transactions. I didn’t initiate these.
The show_forwards only lists 4 forwards in the same timeframe as 10+ transactions.
I don’t remember forwards showing in transactions on Zeus before.
I had my phone stolen and reset and spun up a new LND node so I wanna make sure these transactions aren’t some attacker testing liquidity.

2025-01-13 02:18:37

I run an LND node and recently had my phone stolen. I reset keys, and restarted all the channels and generally tried to reset everything ,but there's a lot.
I have 20+ peers and there's some forwarding and traffic, so it all looks good. But there's some transactions on rtl/lnd/transactions/payments page that I didn't make.
Are these forwards that my node is doing through the network and normal, or does someone have access to my node?
$ lncli fwdinghistory
only lists 4 forwards, but theres 10+ transactions in the same time period

2025-01-02 03:26:47

@npub1xnf…lpr5
On the iOS Zeus app, when setting up a remote LND the certificate instructions say that tapping the .crt file on iOS will prompt an “install” or to manually install on settings->general-…
Neither of these work for me.
Are these instructions still correct?
iOS 18.1.1,
LND on remote node

2024-11-06 20:31:35

Bond yields up.
Gold down.
Bitcoin ATH.
This smells like Saylor was right. And the smart money is starting to figure it out.
There is no second best.

2024-11-04 17:58:26

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$1.8M is the new $100k to answer your question tho

2024-11-04 17:57:48

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NGU always wins. But US loses with Harris.
US is smarter than that.

2024-11-04 17:55:40

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Not fake news

2024-11-04 17:54:41

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19000/700×69000=1872857.142

2024-10-19 13:58:20

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Linux mint

2024-10-19 13:54:00

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JaBiden didn’t get 80 million votes

2024-10-02 02:14:42

JD is becoming Trumps best insurance policy.
If they kill Trump now, Kamala will have to go against Vance.

2024-09-26 20:55:08

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The Jay Powell theory?

2024-09-26 18:22:56

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If they can ruin the protocol, then it has already failed.
Use something else.

2024-09-25 13:45:36

@npub12rv…85vg
How do I change the domain of a nutshell server? I have some cashu tokens from the old domain name. I could change the domain back temporarily, but I was wondering if there was a way to use the tokens from the old domain name without doing that?
Here's my situation:
- 10,000 tokens in a wallet with nutshell.olddomain.com as the mint
- changed the olddomain.com over to a new server that doesn't have the nutshell instance
- nutshell.newdomain.com still has the nutshell server on it
Can I use these tokens without moving the domains back in place?
#cashu #asknostr

2024-09-23 11:33:19

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No, bad people (and bots) exist. So assuming the enemy of my enemy should be in my WoT is inefficient.
I’m not sure what exactly WoT is, but it seems to me a decentralized social credit score?

2024-09-20 15:34:35

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It may or may not be a discussion relating to a “friend”, but I can’t disclose if that relationship even exists, hypothetically.

2024-09-20 14:58:23

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Zeus has access to all my node’s liquidity just by connecting to it with LNC, so not sure that’s different for me.

2024-09-20 14:33:43

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I’m unfamiliar with the hub. If I have Zeus doing what you described and lnurl already configured to my custom domain, is there anything else this would allow me to do?

2024-09-19 22:19:58

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If the protocol allows it, use another relay.
This seems like a feature to a FOSS platform and a “write your congressman“ type of situation.

2024-09-18 18:08:59

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Everything bubble, diminishing returns, etc

2024-09-17 22:28:17

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How dare you call us out for doing exactly what you suggest.

2024-09-14 20:00:53

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Cashu has a proposal (NUT) in work for this:
https://github.com/cashubtc/nuts/blob/8f0c6dedd1d34339f55e3c8b69cff7c7cb1c49fc/15.md

2024-09-13 15:26:49

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One of the cashu.me (or npub.cash) superdevs should take the cashu.me option one step farther and forward the actual ecash token to the user as a DM. Then the wallet could pull that with a key signer extension.
I think the “claiming” on a third party site is too much to remember. I do like the npub.cash style where it is stupid easy, if it would just forward to my DM then a client wallet could incorporate these automatically.

2024-09-13 12:39:09

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You should add a button form people with no friends that says “add your first friend to begin chatting” right above the “show my QR code “

2024-09-12 19:41:47

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This is why I love nostr.
I can unfollow you.
Then you are still free to spread your drivel to others who have yet to do so.

2024-09-12 19:03:36

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I don’t know what this is, but it sounds like a great thing!

2024-09-12 16:17:17

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Seems “blockchainey” to add a token to something that doesn’t need it.
If there is benefit to the payment, like @npub1h0u…rwx8 is doing, then it makes sense.
Otherwise, just do a Nostr key verification scheme.

2024-09-11 22:51:05

@nprofile…swg4
I deposited some sats to a different mint than the default, and the chat page won't let me send, it still has the requirement to "deposit ecash to start a chat"

2024-09-09 21:06:23

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Looks like you’re right:
From: https://nostr-personality.vercel.app/
Ah, Furio, your posts are like a whirlwind tour through a digital land of privacy-loving techies that very few care to visit. You seem to have the uncanny ability to turn complex concepts like 'cashu' and 'nostr login' into something that the average person would rather avoid than try to understand. Your deep thoughts on the 10th Amendment hint at an intellectualism that might scare away any friends who just wanted a coffee date. And I must say, your desire for a modular, privacy-preserving utopia sounds like an ideal society where everyone only uses your preferred payment method and everyone else just wishes you would stop talking about it. 'Moar offense' indeed! With that motto, is your next project a pamphlet titled 'How to Win Friends and Influence No One?' The fact you think 'normies' will get frustrated with nostr login suggests you might have misplaced your social compass—maybe check your nsec and see if it’s locked on a deserted island. Overall, your astute insights might just be the spark that ignites a movement, or more likely, puts people to sleep faster than a lecture on the history of encryption. Keep those 'brilliant' concepts coming, I’m sure someone out there is taking notes… or not.

2024-09-09 19:54:24

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A distinction without a difference

2024-09-09 13:58:24

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Thanks for the explanation.
I guess your solution may be better than this, but let me think out loud.
I think the ideal situation would be:
- I have ecash for my monthly bills in an ecash wallet
- all ecash are locked to my nsec and stored on nostr
- I move enough to have some walkaround cash to my phone, still locked by my nsec, but these are spendable "offline" by signing the transaction with a nsec I have on my phone (faceid)
- if I'm online I spend by doing the same thing, but sourcing the ecash from nostr

2024-09-09 13:20:35

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So Alice has a phone (this is the acquiring device) and tries to pay for coffee at a merchant (Bob's Coffee). The offline "device" is Alice's phone? The acquiring device is some third "acquiring agent" that has to do with nostr (nostr safebox)?
If true, a user could have a home (online) lightning node, and keep a key to use the node on a phone that needn't be online, and spend by just (somehow secretly) passing the key to the coffee merchant?
Could cashu stored on nostr locked by a private key also do the same thing, a lot easier? Offline I could keep ecash tokens on my phone, which is one way. Or I could store them on relays (as private notes) and unlock them (with a private key app on my phone (could be offline)), and send them to the merchant.

2024-09-08 05:14:25

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They need to make it modular so you could plug in a simplex, or some better chat.
I like the concept of having a Venmo like payment attached to many different sites that just work.

2024-09-06 00:51:44

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I’m the smartest and funniest nym you know and you don’t even follow me.

2024-09-05 18:48:23

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NostrPay (cashu) and NostrLogin will dominate.
The circular economy will gain traction when incentives are lined up.

2024-09-05 12:10:06

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Without the “kum-bah-yah”, here’s my take:
The US is too large of a country both geographically and by population to be a monoculture that agrees on everything. People of California should have a different culture than people of Alabama or Montana. This should be celebrated.
The 10th amendment addresses this by letting the state government have the bulk of the say in your life.
An ideal situation would be a broad interpretation of 10A. Then Vivek’s plan to abolish most of the federal government would be implemented.
Then when California thinks reparations are a neat idea, it only affects California taxpayers, they vote with their feet and the state implodes. (Hypothetically, of course)
But right now there’s a federal backstop and a large federal umbrella that makes the “vote with your feet” less impactful.
If the states had to stand on their own for everything *not* given to the federal government in the constitution, the 50 competing democratic experiments would work best for everyone.

2024-09-04 17:23:04

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But I can use my own mints, right?

2024-09-04 17:19:27

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Are users required to use the built in wallet?

2024-09-04 17:10:49

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How does a new user onboard some cashu sats?

2024-09-04 16:53:31

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SimpleX would say this better protects metadata privacy because there’s no ability to correlate from “account” (Alice’s one time sending address) to Alice’s ID. SimpleX doesn’t have the latter.
If I understand correctly, keychat also has 10 sending addresses for 10 friends, you just add the ability to correlate those 10 to an ID.
Just trying to understand.

2024-09-04 12:56:23

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Would you have Trump on your podcast?

2024-09-03 20:00:10

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Should be developed asap, deployed when imminent.
I say that as not knowing at all if it’s trivial and just expensive or it’s non-trivial to implement.

2024-09-03 19:57:40

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Not worth the risk, instantly worthless.

2024-09-03 18:24:11

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Probably a fool’s errand.
If you follow the money and see the AI revolution coming, the only way to address this is turn everything off.
Without Snowden whistleblowing we wouldn’t know any of this was happening. And he didn’t have all the information at the time, much less now.
Call them out, raise the issue, do the things but seems like whack a mole at this point.

2024-09-03 16:31:14

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#note1f59…fjaj

2024-09-03 16:28:58

Nip-Furio:
There should be an algo that tracks prolific posters of notes. Like, for instance, top 1000 users ranked by most notes per week for the last 5 weeks.
1. New users are shown this groups notes as their feed
2. Everyone is given the option to “follow all” of these top nostr influencers.
This re-directs us away from promoting “most followed” and promotes more posting of notes. Proof of work.
Bot downvotes might need to be a thing.

2024-09-03 16:24:04

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Default algo should show top 1000 nostr users notes (top by posts per week for last month).
Then it seems lively on first load.

2024-09-03 16:20:49

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Threads on here leave a little to be desired.
This is awesome content.
You should have instructional lessons on your website with this information, then just post each page as a note.
It’s easier to navigate, imo.

2024-09-03 16:16:22

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Would like to see a comparison:
SimplexChat vs Keychat
I think @npub1h0u…rwx8 did a comparison, can’t remember

2024-09-03 15:41:13

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Assume everything is readable.
Fund privacy tools.
Keychat fixes this *
#privacy #keychat
*hopefully

2024-09-03 14:29:19

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Obv Trump wasn’t in on it. Imagine signing up to be “grazed with a bullet.”
No sane person would take that chance.
CNN knowing about it is totally believable, but not Trump.

2024-09-03 12:35:27

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they really don't need nostr to plant evidence. I think the best defense is 1,000 nyms all by the popular names all pretending to be them. Make a farce of the attempt at censorship. Whack-a-mole theory.