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The "never sell your bitcoin" crowd is completely full of shit. Its basically, "let's legitimize this, throw out the weird crypto-anarchists, hand it to WS to play games, and then beg the taxpayers for a bailout when it blows up".
Fuck howard lutnick, fuck trump, and all the "bitcoiners" who simp for this shit.

2025-04-26 02:48:55

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#bitaxe

2025-04-25 13:59:06

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Do you have the issue with NWC not connecting b/c of push notifications? I can't seem to resolve on graphene

2025-04-20 18:12:49

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In honor of the greatest road construction city in the US: Houston
https://youtube.com/shorts/6ZGWQtCj9rc?feature=shared

2025-04-13 01:58:36

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Hey @nprofile…fkis there a recording of your HK talk anywhere?

2025-04-12 05:18:35

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Rights imply asking permission. Stop

2025-04-08 13:44:50

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GOAT

2025-04-06 00:17:55

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Thank the gubment

2025-04-06 00:11:05

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Braidpool hashrate derivatives trading on a nostr powered dex
https://github.com/braidpool/braidpool/blob/main/docs/derivatives.md

2025-04-01 18:36:32

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Think it's related to tariff slowdown?

2025-03-22 04:36:54

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Legend

2025-03-18 02:23:42

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"Cypherpunks write code" on YT

2025-03-17 02:13:52

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Yeah, I think the fetishization of punishment is strange. From what little I've read, the risk of being caught is more of a deterrent to criminals than punishment

2025-03-14 20:37:29

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What's your take on Voskuil's view of multicoin scaling (I.e. BTC1 + BTC2 + BTC3, etc.)? I think it's entirely valid, I just don't know of it ever becomes neccesary (fees stay sufficiently low where everything stays on o.g. BTC)

2025-03-12 01:29:49

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Per coin? Holy...

2025-03-09 15:44:10

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Check out #Reticulum Anita! It's a new networking stack designed with low infrastructure requirements. It's in early development, but has potential.
Reticulum.network
Meshchat on desktop and sideband on android are two usable clients atm
https://youtu.be/aBt56UpaQ0E?feature=shared

2025-02-14 21:43:06

Meshchat client for #Reticulum is getting gooood

2025-02-14 21:42:28

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Sick, will do

2025-02-14 16:54:46

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We need free banking and credit markets (cashu + stablesats)

2025-02-14 16:53:13

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Lending inherently involves lending a fraction of your hoard (reserve)
https://github.com/libbitcoin/libbitcoin-system/wiki/Credit-Expansion-Fallacy

2025-02-10 02:36:44

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What the fuck else are you measuring? Unicorn farts?

2025-02-09 08:02:45

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@nprofile…k5n7

2025-02-09 08:02:18

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I'm pulling my hair out trying to access the proxmox web interface on the machine I just installed

2025-02-09 03:39:22

Homelab is complete loss of boundaries between work and play
In love

2025-01-30 01:45:36

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Mark Qvist the creator of #Reticulum is someone to potentially be a grantee. He has singlehandedly done an enormous amount of work to create an implementation.
Reticulum.network

2025-01-30 01:44:04

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Floppy XD

2025-01-25 17:34:20

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Bitcoiners and their metaphors....

2025-01-25 17:16:29

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Bruh we ain't got that much time. Hurry tf up

2025-01-25 03:11:24

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Tig is so dope
#weldstr

2025-01-15 15:36:18

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Where?

2025-01-12 08:05:57

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Cheers Vlad. Loved the latest Amir ep. Get Eric Voskuil back on soon
#Libbitcoin

2025-01-11 20:50:08

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Does Libsodium stink?

2025-01-05 02:16:56

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You're the Velvet Underground of podcasts

2024-12-29 23:36:51

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Check out #Reticulum 's NomadNet. It's a complete terminal based client

2024-12-24 03:12:37

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Ark/VTXOs?

2024-12-24 02:54:42

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Nostr + Simplex competitor?

2024-12-20 21:28:56

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#Reticulum ?

2024-12-13 16:26:26

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@nprofile…k5n7

2024-12-13 16:20:36

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#proxmox

2024-12-08 01:39:34

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Any thoughts for how to improve the FOSS funding problem?

2024-11-30 12:56:49

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Welcome. Would love more #Libbitcoin content here

2024-11-29 19:36:02

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Badass

2024-11-29 15:38:57

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Are these margin calls?

2024-11-26 18:24:23

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">> 'You will not find a solution to political problems in cryptography.'
Yes, but we can win a major battle in the arms race and gain a new territory of freedom for several years.
Governments are good at cutting off the heads of a centrally controlled networks like Napster, but pure P2P networks like Gnutella and Tor seem to be holding their own."
Satoshi Thu Nov 6 15:15:40 EST 2008

2024-11-26 18:20:39

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State capture == failure.

2024-11-23 15:02:33

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+1 Golden rule

2024-11-23 14:12:51

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My mistake, I listened to the title track first

2024-11-23 14:06:50

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I didn't hear corn mentioned?

2024-11-19 16:06:16

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Are these stop loss alerts? How is the data public?

2024-11-17 07:19:18

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Is it leaky? Making me want to do another van build

2024-11-17 07:18:41

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Step van?

2024-11-09 02:37:17

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I figured, I'm drawn towards the DIY devices for those reasons. The attacks required to exploit seem extremely advanced
I thought the Crypto guide fork with a Satochip plugin was an interesting twist.
https://youtu.be/Rhs9z5uL7qg?feature=shared
https://github.com/3rdIteration/seedsigner

2024-11-08 20:28:37

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Do you like Seedsigner?

2024-11-08 05:21:52

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Cool. @nprofile…xe5k is there an issue with nunchuk mobile? I can't seem to scan my xpub when loading a single sig native segwit key

2024-11-08 04:46:13

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Is the SS group still Telegram only?

2024-11-07 16:12:26

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Do you have a link to the Mk4 exploit?

2024-11-06 15:19:03

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Tru fren

2024-11-06 15:13:26

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Fren

2024-11-05 03:24:08

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Fav account

2024-11-04 13:30:57

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Whatcha think about time locks? (E.g. Liana, Revault, etc.)

2024-10-31 02:27:49

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A notable quote from the thread:
"Exactly, and that makes the cost of running one completely neglible. LXMF is so efficient that it can handle millions of users on a Raspberry Pi and a 256 GB SD card. When something is that cheap, how are you realistically going to monetise it? There's no point. Leaves you to focus on the things that are hard to provide for monetisation.
...a very general theme in everything I have implemented around Reticulum is to base reasoning on physical resource limits and prioritising how they are utilised.
Within this conceptual framework, it's possible to create functional (truly) decentralised application where cost is so distributed that it is neglible for every user. Not using memory resources that are available is actually more costly than giving them away for free, on a societal level.
When you have Reticulum fully deployed, there is no need for costly "servers" that centrally handle compute and memory demands. The concept is unneccesary when everyone can reach everyone. At our current level of technology, we have all the compute and memory we can possibly need, it's only the transport layer that is lacking immensely behind.
There's no point in trying to monetise the water you swim in."

2024-10-24 19:06:29

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100%. Starve the monopolies.

2024-10-19 00:33:02

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Bump

2024-10-17 15:20:18

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Is the getcurrent node the levered long channel and stablechannels node the "dealer" for people buying USD ecash?
https://mempool.space/lightning/channel/934250632221360128

2024-10-17 15:10:44

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Indeed, Eurodollar system is enormous.
Question, what happens when you sell out of stable tokens per say? Are you allocating a fixed amount of liquidity to your channel and waiting for users to purchase? How do you handle multiple channels opened to different nodes?

2024-10-17 03:08:16

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Ecash order books trading over #Reticulum mesh networks with ultra secure client devices

2024-10-17 02:49:39

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Don't forget his boy Pompeo tried to assassinate Assange.

2024-10-15 19:49:10

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Leaving Nostr?

2024-10-14 21:12:38

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The glowing is burning my eyes

2024-10-13 00:19:00

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*Laughs in hacked solidity code

2024-10-11 13:58:08

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Hard pass on gov mandated smart cities. Somewhat interested in voluntary crypto-anarchic smart cities tho

2024-10-10 01:52:58

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What is saffron?

2024-10-08 22:48:07

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Yum

2024-10-08 01:14:03

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Hashing and helping! Badass

2024-10-08 01:06:18

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I think the Sideband app on #Reticulum has similar functionality
@nprofile…5ddh any suggestions?

2024-10-08 01:04:42

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BZ, this is fantastic. Any talk about incorporating ATAK into the workday?

2024-10-07 18:48:43

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I always wonder if the major VPN providers are the perfect honeypot

2024-10-07 02:12:37

Beware the attention vampires.

2024-10-07 02:08:42

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Exactly, all disputes can be viewed through the lens of property rights and contractual agreements. The one moral wrong is to steal.

2024-10-06 02:13:05

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The ability to interoperate open and authenticated networks has so much potential

2024-10-06 02:08:35

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This! Add secure endpoints + a way to hedge volatility and things get very interesting

2024-10-06 02:03:59

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Lfg
#Reticulum

2024-10-05 22:45:45

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Respect to those fighting for freedom in silence.

2024-10-05 22:44:19

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#Reticulum

2024-10-05 20:07:03

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Black market money

2024-10-05 19:20:13

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Rah

2024-10-05 17:41:21

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Sweet. Where's the action happening?

2024-10-05 16:11:16

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When enough people feel empowered enough to say "No thanks"

2024-10-05 05:44:55

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Don't forget LXMF

2024-10-04 22:55:31

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Now it glows. No going back now.

2024-10-04 22:52:11

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Me too

2024-10-04 22:50:40

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#Reticulum has this concept built into the networking stack. Trusted and closed networks can interoperate with open and untrusted networks. Authentication is built-in. This allows for networks that form and dissolve easily without having to trust the underlying infrastructure.
https://reticulum.network/manual/networks.html
LXMF is a transport protocol similar to Nostr that is built with the Reticulum networking stack.
A comparison of Nostr and Reticulum
https://github.com/markqvist/Reticulum/discussions/59
Summary:
"In some ways, it [Nostr] is very similar to LXMF, in that it also has the "dead-drop" and wide distribution mechanism. It is different that LXMF offers forward secrecy and encryption by default, while still allowing the posting of public or semi-public information."

2024-10-04 22:49:21

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Check out #Reticulum

2024-10-04 22:44:52

#nevent1q…dkec

2024-10-04 19:13:46

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#Reticulum #RNS

2024-10-04 16:40:18

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OPSEC for developers is a much harder problem I would argue. There is an inherent tension between developing for open source + having your project get attention, while existing in a non-permissive environment.
I think your ultimate barrier to innovation is the current political overton window.
The more innovative, the higher OPSEC required, and the slower progress will be.
Everything in it's right time.

2024-10-03 15:39:26

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Rebuilt?

2024-10-03 03:10:23

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Lul