This is a summary of 711 English timelines from 2023-06-19 17:00:00 to 2023-06-19 18:00:00 UTC.

πŸ’° Bitcoin hourly rates and transaction details are given along with the pending fees.

πŸ“š A quote from Robert Galbraith's novel 'The Cuckoo's Calling' is mentioned.

⏰ The current time and CPU usage is given.

πŸ€” A question is posed to someone with the username 'npub1tsgw6pncspg4d5u778hk63s3pls70evs4czfsmx0fzap9xwt203qtkhtk4' about their hobbies.

🌎 The current time is given in three different time zones.

πŸ˜’ A social media instance is criticized.

πŸ’­ A tweet about being open to the possibility of being wrong is shared along with the hashtag #nostr.

πŸ‘©β€πŸ‘§β€πŸ‘§ A user recommends their sister's travel profile.

⚑️ A report is given on Zap, a Bitcoin Lightning Network wallet.

😸 A user is asked to hug a cat.

πŸ’Έ Free Bitcoin sats are offered to everyone.

πŸ’Ό A European Central Bank official's statement about interest rate rises is mentioned along with a username.

🀦 A mistake is made with regards to usernames.

πŸ‘₯ Instructions for joining a local supporter network are given.

πŸ”— Links to an article on depopulation, SMP protocol, and a garlic scape powder recipe are shared.

🐸 A user's lighthearted comment is mentioned.

πŸ‘‡ A recipe for homemade garlic scape powder is shared.

πŸ“ˆ/πŸ“‰ A prize pool is announced and readers are asked to predict whether the Bitcoin price will go higher or lower.

πŸ†˜ Help is offered to Nostr friends who may be in need.

🚫 A reminder is given that the US stock market is closed while Bitcoin is still open.

πŸ‘» Coincidental humor in bus route 666 in Poland catches attention.

πŸ’° Contest ongoing on predicting the BTC price in a certain number of minutes for a reward in sats.

🍎 Stick with fruits if it is working for you.

πŸ‘€ Curiosity about the future of BTC in the next 10 years arises.

🚨 An alleged coup in America is being reported in an article by Paul Craig Roberts.

πŸ” A UK man shows off a collection of dismantled globalist emissions surveillance devices.

πŸ’° The crypto community is more skeptical and cautious of scams and grifts on Twitter and #Bitcoin.

πŸ“š A book recommendation on the price of technology in the future is suggested.

πŸ€– A new generative AI model for speech called Voicebox is introduced by Meta.

πŸ’‘ The need for constant and reliable energy is emphasized despite arguments of nuclear being too expensive.

πŸŒπŸ’£ Investing in nuclear energy may be the cheapest way to save the planet and civilization in case the claims of fossil fuels destroying the earth are true, according to a journalist.

The waste from nuclear energy can be reprocessed, and when contained properly, it has almost no impact on the surrounding environment.

Additionally, fossil fuel emissions are much worse and do exponentially more harm to the environment.

Meanwhile, actual human beings are getting phased out of healthcare in exchange for artificial intelligence (AI) robots, which are now reportedly overruling nurses at hospitals in making life-or-death decisions.

The waste generated by nuclear energy since the 1950s, if stacked 10 yards high, would fit on one American football field.

The waste can also be reprocessed, eliminating an extra 20-30% of the waste.

However, sending nuclear waste to the sun is "too expensive.

" πŸ‘©β€πŸ’ΌCNN published a piece discussing the possibility that we are currently in the middle of a major cultural revolution similar to those that occurred in the 1960s and the late 18th century.

Meanwhile, in Zimbabwe, inflation has gone up to a high of 60% a week ago, costing no more than 2,000 Zimdollar.

πŸ§‘β€πŸ’»A Twitter user was banned from a group chat, and an admin started asking for Monero in return for lifting the ban.

The forces involved in Ukraine's counteroffensive against Russia are also discussed, with no structure in the world to help Ukraine return deported children.

🀣πŸ”₯Satire from The Babylon Bee claims that tongues of fire rested on President Joe Biden and Senator John Fetterman during a joint public appearance, leading theologians to speculate on the world being on the cusp of a new outpouring of the Holy Spirit.

πŸ“… May 2-12, 2023 posts

πŸ—’οΈ The Lightning community emphasizes the importance of public communication and expresses concern over the lack of moderators and off-topic emails in the Lightning-dev mailing list. Suggestions for finding a better platform and adding more moderators are discussed.

πŸ•ΉοΈ In a strategy game, creating more energy generators in the first phase is crucial. The message promotes investing in Bitcoin as a way to pursue financial independence.

⚠️ A warning to the Lightning community to avoid off-topic discussions to prevent the loss of discussion, citing the example of the Tor-talk mailing list.

πŸ’» Bitcoin developer defends his right to expose potential conflicts of interest in open-source development and calls for protection of communication channels.

πŸ“… This message was originally posted on May 10, 2023.

πŸ—’οΈ The author refuses to be labeled 'off-topic' and defends their concerns regarding frivolous legal claims in bitcoin development and the importance of maintaining neutrality in technical discussions.

πŸ‘₯ The author believes that those in open-source development have chosen to maintain their integrity and accept external accountability.

🌐 The author emphasizes that the Bitcoin and Lightning development communication channels are public forums where competing interests are discussed and exchanged.

πŸ“© The author and other members express concerns about the lack of moderation on the mailing list and the need for more public communication channels.

πŸ’¬ The messages are from different dates and subjects, but they all relate to Bitcoin and its development. One author challenges Jeremy Rubin to a public debate to defend themselves against accusations and censorship, but doubts it will happen. Another author feels censored and marginalized and is looking for a venue to defend themselves. There is also a message about the importance of public communication for technical discussions. Finally, there is a message about the writer's interest in the differences between libbitcoinkernel and libconsensus and node policy polymorphism in Bitcoin.

πŸ’» A developer expresses concerns about the lack of freedom of expression, presumption of innocence, and due process in the Bitcoin community and is willing to fight for these values. They emphasize the need for proper check-and-balances to guarantee the separation of private matters and open-source responsibilities.

πŸ’° A user is seeking help on generating a transaction to spend to_local and HTLC output after force closing a channel in LND.

πŸ”’ A developer asks about the 'bitcoin-inquisition' default signet and seeks a forum to defend themselves. They also express interest in making node policy polymorphic and giving users the option to choose RBF.

πŸ—’οΈ Jorge is advised to communicate in a way that recruits allies, seeks common ground, and demonstrates good faith to elicit greater sympathy and cooperation.

πŸ—“οΈ A message was posted on May 11, 2023.

πŸ—’οΈ It is suggested to use public communication for technical discussions and specifications.

πŸ’¬ A message talks about personal values and preferences.

πŸ“± Insular, a fork of an island app, is simple to use.

πŸ’° Apple's financial stranglehold on the market can limit app features to comply with their policies.

❓ Apple users may be at the mercy of the App Store, with no way to download installation files from app makers.

πŸ“– A great depiction of the human bonds forged in and through suffering.

πŸ”’ Challenges exist in protecting against liquidity griefing attacks from malicious peers in lightning's dual funded transactions.

πŸ”’ An elegant solution is to not lock utxos used in dual funded transactions, but this is insufficient for 0-conf usage.

πŸ”’ Nodes offering 0-conf services are at risk of liquidity griefing attacks.

πŸ“… May 7th and May 31st, 2023

πŸ—’οΈ Summary of two messages on dual-funded transactions and HTLC endorsement model vulnerability

πŸ“ Dual-funded transactions using 0-conf channels pose a risk of liquidity griefing attacks and require isolation of utxos, while HTLC endorsement model introduces coupling effect between routing scoring algorithms and channel liquidity, with potential reputation system issues. It is suggested to use 'soft lock' when selecting utxos for non 0-conf funding attempts to avoid double-spending. To make dual-funded 0-conf safe, swap-in-potentiam addresses can be used for immediate transfer to a 0-conf Lightning channel. The HTLC endorsement scheme is vulnerable to reputation abuse during high routing fees and should aim for reputational transitivity.

πŸ€” The Lightning Network's reputation system is vulnerable to sudden changes in behavior and pricing variations between hops, potentially allowing for reputation sacrifice and loss of routing fees. Dynamic reputation windows may also affect payment reliability.

πŸ’° A proposal to address liquidity griefing attacks in dual funded transactions by not locking UTXOs and using 0-conf channels with certain conditions.

πŸ‘₯ A proposed reputation scheme for Lightning Network involves tracking local reputation for each node's peers, with no gossip component. Reputation is slow and expensive to build, but sudden changes in behavior are short-lived. Good reputation is always examined relative to a node's recent routing activity.

πŸ’°πŸ’³ The Lightning Network's reputation system can be exploited by sudden changes in behavior or whitewashing attacks, but fees can be used to regulate reputation.

Nodes don't share reputation data with each other, and future decisions are based on data collection.

The value of reputation can change based on the overall environment, and the cost of maintaining a good reputation should match the potential damage a node can create.

πŸ”πŸ€” Reputation data can provide insights into future behavior, but it cannot guarantee security.

Reputation systems are not part of the Lightning Network protocol or P2P gossiping, and there may be competing reputation data providers and services.

While reputation data can be beneficial, it should not be relied on as a security guarantee.

In making decisions about potential channel counterparties, reputation data can be used to assess competence and reliability.

Reputation can be a valuable area for businesses and projects, but it is not a core issue of the Lightning Network protocol.

πŸ“… May 11th, 2023

πŸ—’οΈ Gossiping about reputations can lead to unreliable information and attackers can earn positive reputations elsewhere before attacking trusted nodes.

πŸ“ In the Lightning Network, gossiping about reputations can lead to unreliable information and attackers can earn positive reputations elsewhere before attacking trusted nodes. Reputation systems in the network are also susceptible to sudden behavioral changes and whitewashing attacks, making them less useful. While large routing nodes may have sufficient data for them to make an informed decision, the edges may be more vulnerable, but they'd also be used by way fewer senders, and the impact of an attack would also be proportionally smaller. The proposal is to experiment with various local reputation schemes and data gathering, possibly even externally to LN implementations in projects like circuitbreaker. Endorsement and reputation are proposed as the first step in a two-part scheme for mitigating channel jamming.

πŸ“… May 10th, 2023

πŸ—’οΈ Reputation systems in Lightning Network are susceptible to sudden behavioral changes and whitewashing attacks, making them less useful.

πŸ“ Reputation systems in Lightning Network are susceptible to sudden behavioral changes and whitewashing attacks, making them less useful. There is an interest in knowing how many repeat interactions nodes get from individual senders, as that tells us how much use we can get out of local-only reputation-based systems. The proposal is to experiment with various local reputation schemes and data gathering, possibly even externally to LN implementations in projects like circuitbreaker. Endorsement and reputation are proposed as the first step in a two-part scheme for mitigating channel jamming.

πŸ“… May 10th, 2023

πŸ—’οΈ A proposal to lock UTXOs after tx_completes have been exchanged to prevent double-spending in 0-conf channels, but it may not work for splicing.

πŸ“ A proposal to lock UTXOs after tx_completes have been exchanged to prevent double-spending in 0-conf channels, but it may not work for splicing. It is not an issue if the untrusted peer sends their `tx_signatures` first since they're not contributing to the transaction, and we can `TryLock()` once we receive that. The proposal is to lock UTXOs after tx_completes have been exchanged IF we are the only contributor. This post was also made to raise awareness for implementers to make sure they don't end up accidentally double-spending 0-conf channels when implementing dual funding.

πŸ’° The Lightning Network's HTLC endorsement model distinguishes between routing fees and reputation revenue.

Nodes with high reputation receive compensation for revenue lost during an attack.

However, there may be a coupling effect between routing scoring algorithms and endorsement schemes that needs to be considered.

πŸ“… May 17, 2023

πŸ—’οΈ The writer proposes an extension for CLN and offers to assist with implementation details.

πŸ“… May 19, 2023

πŸ—’οΈ To spend the to_local output or HTLC outputs, they must first become spendable after the delay period, and LND automatically handles their submission.

πŸ“… May 6, 2023

πŸ—’οΈ The Lightning Network community is exploring data gathering and local reputation tracking to mitigate channel jamming, starting with a binary endorsement field.

In the first message, the writer suggests implementing an extension for CLN and offers to help with implementation details.

In the second message, the delay period for spending to_local output or HTLC outputs is discussed, and it is mentioned that LND handles their submission automatically.

In the third message, the Lightning Network community is exploring data gathering and local reputation tracking to mitigate channel jamming, starting with a binary endorsement field.

The goal is to experiment with different algorithms for tracking local reputation and gather real-world data for future simulation work.

πŸ”’ : A common open specification for Lightning Service Providers (LSPs) could allow clients to switch between providers and protect their data from potential leaks or breaches.

Wallet implementers should consider implementing client-side interfaces for LSPS specifications.

LSPS0 uses a single BOLT8 message ID for all LSP communications.

πŸ’» : Wallet implementers should plan to implement client-side interfaces for LSPS specifications.

LSPS0, the underlying protocol for LSPS1 and LSPS2, uses a single BOLT8 message ID, which makes it less likely for new protocols to conflict with LSPS.

πŸ‘‹ : The speaker has nothing to share at this time.

πŸ€™ : The speaker is working on a back window decal for their vehicle and shares a hashtag.

πŸ“² : It seems that the Lightning Network zaps may be stronger than Apple's control over their App Store.

🫣 : The speaker shares their fear of patterns and shows a photo of something that triggers their trypophobia.

πŸ‘¨β€πŸ‘©β€πŸ‘§β€πŸ‘¦ : The speaker shares their reason for homeschooling and their experience with using Mastodon.

πŸ’° : The speaker discusses how larger sums of money may not be easily traded but shares a link for free sats.

πŸ€– : The speaker is impressed with advancements in robotics and the potential for robots to enhance daily life.

πŸ€–πŸ’­: While the use of machines for household tasks is an interesting concept for efficiency, concerns over privacy and surveillance may arise if they are used in personal living spaces.

However, there may still be a need for human interaction in certain tasks.

Furthermore, exploring technological breakthroughs can lead to new ways of enhancing our capabilities.

πŸ”πŸ“–: ActivityPub is another protocol that can be searched for more information.

While there are modern methods for storing nuclear waste, there is still no special solution for dealing with it.

The crazies in society tend to push extreme actions during powerful social or cultural movements, like the teacher mentioned.

πŸ’¬πŸŽ§: Some podcasts discuss modern waste storage methods, but it has been a while since I have listened to them.

πŸ’»πŸ’°: A completed project involving CSS has been approved and rewarded.

πŸ˜‚ This week is full of Fed speakers, but no major data releases.

It's hard to pinpoint a main highlight after such a busy macro week.

Source: ZeroHedge.

πŸ“ˆ Bitcoin is not just a fad.

It has practical applications in saving lives around the world.

Source: Nitter.

πŸ’° Bitcoin's price has exponentially increased and its inflation rate has decreased as planned.

Source: Nitter.

🏦 The Federal Reserve has no plans to ban Bitcoin.

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