Big Barry Bitcoin

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Big Barry Bitcoin - Bitcoiner, pleb, developer, enthusiast, 👎💩coins

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Public Key

npub1pktmatjk0l8vn3jhfuwxaasjd65kn4ye9sce3egup7k993f8fg2q5tpxa6

NIP-05 Address

BigBarryBitcoin@Nostr-Check.com

NIP-57 Address

noshitcoins@minibits.cash

Profile Code

nprofile1qqsqm9a74et8lnkfcet578rw7cfxa2tf6jvjcvvcu5wqltzjc5n559qppemhxue69uhkummn9ekx7mp0qyt8wumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnddaehgu3wwp6kytcq2mgja

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2025-04-25 01:28:36

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Difficult. Unless he also prices his ice cream in sats.
Otherwise:
"Here's an ice cream voucher for 1 ice cream".
Kid shows up, "oh, that pays for half an ice cream."
Or hopefully: "oh, this covers an ice cream and a bit more, so here's a voucher for a bit off your next purchase"

2025-04-25 01:20:10

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My thoughts exactly.

2025-04-25 00:25:54

Posting a video for my rss feed
https://video.nostr.build/f7db2580211bfe6040e4d95363f5383496c667a804815ec47f8515c2cb4acab2.mp4

2025-04-16 10:17:28

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It was only ever a platform for the left while X became more for the right.
It is all just to keep those echo chambers ringing loud.

2025-04-14 13:59:37

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What happened to fiatjaf??? 👀

2025-04-14 13:35:29

I wonder what we could do as a sort of "World Privacy Day" type of activity.
We already have a world backup day (March 31st).
#nevent1q…swdx

2025-04-14 10:45:43

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Sept. 2024?

2025-04-11 08:38:59

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https://image.nostr.build/f7a1cd96de4ecbd2ffdf8a159aff8eec9ba1df7676b14d16bcbef17f3954ad57.jpg

2025-04-09 23:46:51

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Yeah, I was told that bitcoin jumped up 5k recently and checked the charts.
https://image.nostr.build/f65883d151247597592e346b00756f6511106863ef5ec184d812b830424f5c92.jpg
And was like:
https://www.meme-arsenal.com/memes/eb85b1d38c87dca130c2b597e37459da.jpg

2025-04-08 00:36:59

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Went to settings, under Tools and clicked "Delete local cache".
It did not resolve. FYI.

2025-04-07 13:00:12

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@nprofile…gcaj I was talking about privacy with a friend the other day, he brought up a real issue which is cyber bullying and similar issues that have real consequences.
Actually, another thing that comes to mind is the recent 4 episode show on Netflix called Adolescence. In that show, they point to discreet cultures online that affect children's behaviors. I'd say that show is a bit extreme, but it does show how parents, teachers, society can be blind to both bullying and manipulation, and maybe you can't prevent it, but how do you even bring anyone to justice in such cases?
I guess my question is... Can't privacy be used as a weapon too? And if so, how can we defend against that?
Here's another example of anonymity being used as a weapon (somewhat funny, somewhat scary): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LwOITqr_fz4

2025-04-07 12:20:41

@nprofile…tdq0 why do I see two versions of the same app?
My OS just shows the 3.0.0 version installed.
Running GrapheneOS.
https://image.nostr.build/06a5fa2b282e34066c78f3e7d25969f6de990252f5123b4f1fd29c0df0d441ed.jpg

2025-04-06 22:39:43

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How did it go?

2025-04-04 21:52:21

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Oooooh shit!
This is cool. Big up @nprofile…7edf

2025-04-04 21:50:57

Testing. Gm someone please reply to me. I wanna see if I get a notification.

2025-04-03 20:54:53

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Erm... Three truths and a lie?

2025-04-03 19:42:57

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All I know is that I've prepared myself to wait another 4 years to see another bull market.

2025-04-03 14:19:37

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Nice to see some anti-trump stuff on #Nostr. Was worried this was an only right leaning community.

2025-04-01 13:36:14

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Apparently... You did.

2025-03-31 17:16:56

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If your rate is set when you spend them, then you're thinking in fiat or you don't value the power of saving in an inflationary world.
We don't always get to choose when we need to spend our earnings either.

2025-03-29 00:01:32

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Yes. #nevent1q…l6ua
It is just a thing that occurred naturally. Trying to see how resilient nostr and zaps were by posting memes and zapping one another.
Nostr kind of lights up during this time, it's alive, notes after note, and zaps after zap, and everything works so smoothly. (Well for me anyway)
I don't really know when it happens, i think sometimes someone just says, "shall we do a zapathon?" And it happens.

2025-03-21 20:01:25

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If the conclusion is that the thing researched is the next logical upgrade, then I'm worried it isn't unbiased.

2025-03-21 12:02:59

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Isn't the keys on the device? It isn't uploaded to the server. So why do you say that?

2025-03-21 11:42:19

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Well... It doesn't make sense, the demo just said: this is a magic number but it looks about right.

2025-03-20 22:17:12

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I don't understand. How do you send funds to a fraudulent address thinking it was your own?

2025-03-18 11:11:09

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Does that even work? Doesn't tor create its own tunnels between nodes?

2025-03-18 10:28:28

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I like that there is more thought about giving the recipient what THEY want.
It does require the recipient to advertise their preferred mints, but it improves the trust element of ecash payments.
Another concern I have had in the back of my mind is the idea that ecash is good for service credits. If the ecash that the service provider accepts is their own, then you're really paying them up front. It means that I'm not paying micropayments for streaming Netflix for example, I'm just using the credits that I bought.
The only way to solve against this is to create dual-trusted mints, I. E. MasterCard?

2025-03-18 09:25:55

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Don't post personal information, don't post photos, don't reveal your location.
Don't hint how much bitcoin you have.

2025-03-18 03:51:00

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Just a Japan resident/native?

2025-03-17 18:12:02

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Eh? This makes no sense to me.

2025-03-17 18:06:56

@nprofile…20wr @nprofile…sqe0 @nprofile…a2ah
Can you help me out? I wanna connect with some bitcoiners in Japan, I am planning to visit in November, do you have any advice?
#nevent1q…9096

2025-03-16 11:18:22

Paging any #bitcoin ers in Japan (Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto) #asknostr
I'm looking to visit around November and would love to see some Bitcoin culture around there too. ❤️

2025-03-16 10:04:17

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Still faster than ETH. 🤷‍♂️

2025-03-13 14:56:24

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Not inclusive enough... Fiatcoins.

2025-03-12 19:10:55

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Too slow again 🤓

2025-03-12 17:44:41

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Already spent 😶

2025-03-10 22:06:32

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When you're expecting a 14 way zap split but actually, @nprofile…xnfk is the single custodian for all of them.

2025-03-10 17:49:15

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Cyber attacks against #Nostr are a good thing. Cyber attacks against X are a distraction.

2025-03-10 13:55:18

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Hmm, I've felt much more of a downtrend with alcholohol during and after covid.

2025-03-10 13:37:26

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Is that an incomplete post? I don't think I got the full picture.

2025-03-10 12:48:15

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Dark coffee.

2025-03-10 12:34:08

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Is that a real tweet? I can barely read it... Is he a bitcoin maxi for real now?

2025-03-09 21:29:21

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FYI, something wrong with your alby, can't zap you.

2025-03-09 14:58:03

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🤔
Curious if:
1. Machankura still works over SMS
2. Machankura could be the trojan horse that helps people overcome this to a small extent?
Also, is there any use of tech like LoRa being developed around there?

2025-03-07 17:59:12

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Migo, can you start by turning your profile pic around? 🤪

2025-03-06 23:04:14

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No, but yes on laptop.

2025-03-06 12:02:38

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Nice use of the Riga privacy face scarf 👀

2025-03-06 10:15:08

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What... Is that shit on his head?

2025-03-05 08:55:35

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Its a good example of anarchy. You can set terms, but if I disagree with them, I can ignore it. What's the worst you can do?
Not give me another loan?
Force me to pay it back now? (Probably the worst)
Lower my credit rating?
I'll put it out there, Bukelle did not kill himself. 🫡

2025-03-04 23:31:41

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Works over signal too 🤓

2025-03-04 23:25:25

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What the actual fuck. 🤯󠅉󠅟󠅥󠄗󠅢󠅕󠄐󠅗󠅟󠅞󠅞󠅑󠄐󠅔󠅕󠅓󠅟󠅔󠅕󠄐󠅕󠅦󠅕󠅢󠅩󠄐󠅞󠅟󠅤󠅕󠄐󠅧󠅙󠅤󠅘󠄐󠅑󠅞󠄐󠅕󠅝󠅟󠅚󠅙󠄐󠅞󠅟󠅧󠄐󠅑󠅢󠅕󠅞󠄗󠅤󠄐󠅩󠅟󠅥󠄯

2025-03-04 21:37:30

Calle is hot 🥵
I need to get into some of that cashu stuff.
#nevent1q…5qgl

2025-03-04 21:32:15

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Or don't 🙃
I'm just ranting. 😉

2025-03-04 21:30:55

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Because they are still hostile towards Bitcoin. Make them self reflect. Why do they care about bitcoin? What made them change their minds.
If it is just about number go up, then it's all the same. It's just gambling. So then don't pretend you're doing market research or informed trading... you're a degenerate gambler.
Now you can continue to invest in utility coins, and heck, you might even do well now that you understand its an exit game.

2025-03-04 21:26:27

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100 blank pages. 🫡

2025-03-04 21:18:09

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I don't have sources.
People are so quick to dismiss any value in Bitcoin and have to work to demystify it.
Then once they demystify that, they immediately assume all other cryptos are the same without giving it even the slightest bit of critique.
Bitcoin is scarce, Bitcoin is immutable, Bitcoin solves the double spending problem.
How did you come to understand that? Now ask it again of the shitcoins until you come to the only logical conclusion.
Note that if you understand why proof of work based systems work, then you understand that there can only be one at the top, but also that it can temporarily be displaced but it only matters which one will stay on top, and only 1 will.
With proof of stake, delegated proof of stake and other such schemes, treat it just the same as dogshit until you are convinced that it works. They mostly work under the guise that "if you have a lot of coins, you want it to succeed long term." I think the constant pump and dumps have debunked that theory.

2025-03-04 16:39:57

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Yeah lol. I thought he was gone already 🤣

2025-03-04 15:24:25

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Okay, so nonce is a way to manage your initiations so you can expire them for example without complicating things with signatures for example, which would bloat the nauth.
Did I get that right?

2025-03-04 12:32:19

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Identity (NIP-05) is different to your lightning address (https://lightningaddress.com/#providers).
NIP-05 is how we give people unique names. There could be 100 accounts with the name Barry and there is no central server to decide which one is the official one. Our npubs are unique, but difficult to read and share.
NIP-05 gives us a user friendly username and allows us to use the centralised nature of domain names to have a unique AND friendly username that no one else could possibly have.
NIP-05 providers own a domain name and offer you a username and promise to reserve that for you on a first come first serve basis. They may also charge for the service.
But if you have your own, then you are relying on the first come first serve nature of domain name registration. No one will be able to control your domain name for as long as you pay for it because a centralised system of authorities make it so.
This way users get usernames that are friendly AND unique, while nostr remains decentralised as it just works via npubs and NIP-05 is a nice-to-have addon feature, not core to nostr.
A unique and user friendly username is good for discovering and differentiating users online. That is all
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Zaps are completely different. You don't need a NIP-05 to receive zaps, and you don't need to be able to receive zaps to have a NIP-05.
Zaps work by you getting a lightning address and posting it on your profile.
Setting up lightning payments can be quite an involved process, so there are a range of products and services that try to help.
First you need a wallet to receive sats to:
1. Custodial.
Most people starting out don't run a Bitcoin node or Lightning node of their own. If you use a self custodial wallet like phoenix.acinq.co , unfortunately these wallets don't provide lightning addresss functionality because lightning addresses require extra infrastructure such as a domain name and public access to the lightning node that receives the funds.
Whoever controls the domain name, controls where the funds go (and so the wallet maker would now be an intermediary instead of just a tool). And if your wallet is self custodial, then the receiving node is on your phone, so making it publicly accessible and online 24/7 without training you on how to actively secure your device is a recipe for disaster.
The exception here is @nprofile…5fk2 who uses a lesser known technology to provide a sort of intermediary service for your incoming payments. I think they charge a fee per incoming payment as part of the service and I don't remember what other technical tradeoffs there were. If you want a self custodial solution, you ideally want to have to trust no one. This is not it, but it might be the least trust based solution that does not take weeks of work to set up.
That said, custodial solutions can be cheaper and more user friendly.
2. Run your own node
If you do run your own node and a lightning node, then you likely have it running on a computer/server running and connected to the internet 24/7. If not, it will be hard to receive payments as they won't queue up, they just fail if your server is down or inaccessible.
To have it accept payments via a Lightning address, it needs extra software which will expose it to the world wide web. A lightning node can interact with the lightning network and send and receive payments without your server becoming a public website, but lightning addresses must be discovered, so:
- you need a domain name
- that domain name must point to your server
- this now advertises your IP to hackers around the world and associates it publicly to bitcoin
- you now have an open port exposed to the internet that a hacker might use to try to force their way in.
- Depending on how securely you have your server and network set up, other devices and services on your network are now also more vulnerable than they were before.
It is now 100x more important to monitor and keep your network, your server and all of your software up to date. This is often too much for non-professionals.
One thing that is recommended here is using a cloud based server to host your bitcoin and lightning node. This way your home network and your home IP address is kept separate and protected. The downside is that your money is on someone else's servers. An example is something like https://www.voltage.cloud/ . it is a bit like a custodial wallet, but you have more control over it.
Either way, another thing you need to start learning about is lightning channels and liquidity. It is just another thing to learn down the rabbit hole.
3. Bridge server
A bridge server allows you to use an intermediary service to protect your own server. You still need to run your own node, but you can avoid exposing it to the internet so dangerously.
You use their guide to point your domain to their server and configure your own node information as well as providing restricted access tokens that can be used to send you bitcoin, but not to take from your node.
The most powerful feature here is that it can accept your node's tor address. A tor address is a unique web-address that if someone visits, they will be able to access a your server on a specific port. But unlike a typical web address, I can't then scan for more open ports on your network. It means that your personal network is kept secure from the internet.
Just know that a bridge server is an intermediary and so they can redirect funds elsewhere if they ever become malicious. The good news is that they are just an intermediary: once payment is complete, the only risk is whether they steal your next payment.
You can actually also run your own bridge server on the cloud. There are a few open source solutions for that.
4. Lightning address providers
For those without a domain, this is basically a bridge plus a domain so that they can register a name to a communal domain like sats.me and get something like barry@sats.me
5. Conclusion
Honestly, the easiest solution is custodial wallets. These other options provide slightly better guarantees that your money is yours but they come at the cost of extra work and increased vulnerability of your funds and possibly other things you own to the world wide web. If you host on the cloud, your risks are mitigated, but your money is still at risk so a good rule of thumb is to keep that wallet's balance low. This is the same for custodial wallets too.
Ultimately the difference between a self custodial wallet and a custodial one, is the time it takes for the money to go through an intermediary. If you imagine emptying your custodial wallet daily, then your funds are with an intermediary for at most 24 hours. While with the other solutions, we are talking seconds.
Is it really worth the effort to save 24hrs or risk and some manual labour of withdrawing your funds to a self custodial wallet daily/weekly etc. Especially if you only get pennies per day on average?
Get something like Wallet of Satoshi or even a cashu wallet like @nprofile…u0xq (this is what I use) and withdraw to a self custodial wallet like Phoenix wallet when you have more than $50 in it.

2025-03-03 22:13:34

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The issue is that we don't know how diverse that panel of signers are.
It could be that every signer is registered at Blockstream and that the list is known to government agencies and marked as top secret to prevent us from knowing it.
So then one or more governments might have the power to coerce a majority of signers and they know how to do it discreetly too, but we don't know this.
Conspiracy theory? Maybe, but until we know, we don't know.

2025-03-03 17:13:56

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WE NEED BIGGER HEADSHOTS. FORKING INTO TRUMP CASH. THIS WILL SCALE 🤞.

2025-03-03 13:19:20

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Waiting to hear what the only bitcoin senator, Lummis, has to say about this.

2025-03-03 13:14:32

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What is she doing and why is she so bad at it?

2025-03-03 12:27:45

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That's the definition of incentives. If it didn't work, then incentives wouldn't be a word.

2025-03-03 12:25:04

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Likes are the equivalent of the head nod instead of outright saying "I like this" or "hey, that was cool bro".
https://image.nostr.build/d2574c83092cab3fb2943890e82e364846de1de213b0559abdf520df3882fff2.gif

2025-02-27 19:15:57

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Gotcha. 🫡

2025-02-27 11:19:25

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A classic.
And she destroyed the loophole when he asked if he would get 1 milli from kissing her.
Can't believe he didn't use that.

2025-02-27 10:18:13

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But who said custodial wallets were bitcoin.
All you're saying is NYKNYB.

2025-02-26 22:19:41

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Sure, but will there be any bitcoin in that wallet? Cheapo.

2025-02-26 11:06:39

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Facebook is not TCP IP, so why do we accept it as a benefit of the internet?
I think you are either being disingenuous with your words or you are confusing them.
Most people understand the difference between "scaling Bitcoin" using layer 2's with unilateral exits vs "scaling Bitcoin" usage through services.
In the absence of the former, because it is hard and it does take more time, the latter has a purpose in the short term. The good ones will also contribute back in the form of funding and innovation being made public.

2025-02-25 10:27:26

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Can't wait to see mainstream media break out in panic: TRUMP IS PARDONING ANY AND EVERY CRIMINAL NOW?!
Do you think they would fall for it?

2025-02-25 01:02:24

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Maybe I need to read more about how frost works.

2025-02-25 01:01:22

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This could still be useful.
Like how an XPUB allows you to use your wallet without pulling out your seed or keeping it in an insecure place, this could allow you to keep your master key somewhere safe while you simply use its derivatives.
If you can put one of the keys on a secure platform where deletions are guaranteed, (thinking 2-of-2 multisig) then if your personal key is compromised, then you can re-initialise your setup.
Maybe... 🤔

2025-02-24 23:35:13

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Should they instead be flown private? 🤔

2025-02-24 23:26:00

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Oh, and I'm looking forward to learning about the ROTATABLE aspect of this too.

2025-02-24 23:25:31

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This is super cool.
Do you have any ideas around where users might store their keys? I think for a good UX, it would be cool to label the keys I.E.:
1. This is your client key,
2. This is your igloo key,
3. This is your recovery key.
But honestly, this feels like nsec bunker but where the bunker can't sign for you by itself which I guess is where you are going with this.

2025-02-24 22:57:25

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I'll allow it. Man asked a question.

2025-02-24 22:53:09

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It came about naturally. Not sure who actually started it, but there wasn't much else to do at the beginning.
People just wanted to be polite in this small neighborhood of a social graph.

2025-02-24 22:43:38

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You mean something like this?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W8r-tXRLazs

2025-02-24 21:15:49

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My latest theory is that he is taking a page from Peter Schiff's book and eventually he will be more famous for dismissing and continuing to dismiss bitcoin than for his economic ideas.

2025-02-24 13:55:47

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To be honest, this is technically not true. Bitcoin's state updates on average every 10 minutes when someone claims to have found a valid block, but it is really audited 24/7, 365.
Remember that even though active running nodes receive and validate blocks when they receive them, typically 10 minutes apart, they are also pre-validating transactions in the mempool so that they can validate the blocks faster and there are always people spinning up new nodes that will start auditing from scratch, but they don't wait for the next new block to get started. Also different nodes get the message at slightly different times, so all of these things mean that Bitcoin's auditing history is just all the time, no breaks, Bitcoin is our work horse.

2025-02-24 13:46:01

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Specifically Ben's post, not the bolt 12 thing specifically. I don't know enough about that to comment.

2025-02-24 13:45:17

Maybe I'm being dramatic, but this sounds dire.
Especially if it can reduce sender privacy 🤯😥
#nevent1q…p3z2

2025-02-23 23:55:20

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I believe he has recently become popular. The issue is that he understands so much of the problem and he is right about a lot of things, but he shuts himself off when it comes to Bitcoin.
He has some allergic reaction to it and at this point I think he has been told many times to look at it seriously and he just won't. It's clear that he thinks he knows all that he needs to. He even made a hit piece about it where not a single thing was correct.
It feels stupid to us: this guy cries about the issue and wants to fight against it through politics and financial literacy: socialism and running faster up an avalanche.
We just see the opt out button, so it feels so obvious to us that this is the way, but he is so stuck on his treadmill that he won't entertain the idea that he could try to learn why smart people are pro Bitcoin despite his personal beliefs.
Gotta be ego.

2025-02-22 23:54:48

This isn't even silly or funny or stupid. This is horrifying and disgusting.
Many many many levels of horror and disgust.
RIP.
#nevent1q…mm9x

2025-02-22 12:49:43

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One more o won't make a difference will it?

2025-02-22 08:35:21

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If he's talking about chemtrails, they are everywhere.

2025-02-21 12:20:21

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It didn't hit my Twitter, Reddit or Bitdevs UK at the time. 😮‍💨

2025-02-21 12:14:54

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I am just surprised because so many, including myself have celebrated the fact that the public key is protected behind a hash. I'm surprised that this decision didn't cause controversy in the space in itself.

2025-02-21 03:49:39

Wait what?
> It should be noted that Taproot outputs are vulnerable in that they encode a 32-byte x-only public key, from which a full public key can be reconstructed.
#nevent1q…9hp7

2025-02-20 13:50:19

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We don't need forever data on the blockchain. Not for every GM, every typo, and every drunken text.
We just need the last few months of data and then CERTAIN posts can be backed up to a blockchain if needed.
Also, regarding... No one has figured out how to destroy a blockchain, that is technically untrue. This type of data storage on a blockchain will lead to a core problem: it requires big servers to run a node and keep the system going.
Over time, it will centralise into just a few hands and then it only takes one of two things to destroy a blockchain:
1. Regulate/threaten/arrest the server maintainers. (Who will pick it back up if it costs too much to do it?)
2. Make it uneconomical to run a node, even for them and they will just shut it down.
Just because it hasn't happened yet, doesn't mean it isn't going in that trajectory.
Finally, blockchains need tokens, and those tokens need to be monetised. I don't know one that doesn't do that. We don't need that for social media.

2025-02-19 03:15:42

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#Amethyst: yes

2025-02-17 17:23:59

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Time and education. I am a firm believer that a lot of our advanced knowledge will become "common knowledge" in the future.
It definitely will be for the next gen in my line.

2025-02-17 17:21:31

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Nostr infecting the meatspace? 👀
How do we go full circle?

2025-02-14 22:13:41

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Okay collecting notes:
1. I thought samiz was one of the people at first. Not realizing it was the name of the app. 🤦‍♂️
2. So just having the app allows anyone else with the app to synchronise? Hmm. Can this be abused?
Side note. How can this work but covid apps had to use a Google and Apple sponsored technology to use BLE?
3. Oh the posts go to the relay of the person who eventually connects to the internet? How does this mess with the outbox model?

2025-02-13 22:41:51

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Okay, I thought it was some Magic offline thing. Maybe finding clients by distance using bluetooth or something.

2025-02-13 17:38:23

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Eli5 negentrooy

2025-02-12 00:59:00

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I use amber and I neeeed nsecbunker login to both be more available, and easier to set up.
No online QR code reader can read from my computer's webcam, not sure if it is because the camera flips the image but NONE can do it. So then I use Keet to send the URI to my laptop but Keet always wants me to update before I can use it. 😡

2025-02-12 00:44:12

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Yup, that's what it is I found out.

2025-02-12 00:43:32

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I watched a video about this tech and it is less about obscuring your source to make things like YouTube and Netflix work better and more about getting through corporate firewalls AFAIK.