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Why can't you run Linux from it? Bios limitation? Firmware issue?

For tech sovereignty, you can go everywhere. I'm loving Copyparty since I found it as a very versatile and trivial to deploy file server. Even from a phone. https://github.com/9001/copyparty

Can't go wrong with a Nostr relay to hold an archive of all ofyour notes. Or heck, a blossom server.

I assume you've already got a full Bitcoin node. If no Lightning yet, LND is not as hard as some have made it out to be to run. You can make it that way, but a basic server with a private channel or two will teach you a lot and be quire manageable. Also can't go wrong with things like Joinmarket to handle the best coinjoin implementation out there from a sovereignty perspective. Be sure to get JAM for the graphical front end.

Kip Ashlynn 1w ago

I think I could run it from my SSD, but then it wouldn't be easy to use that as my file backup. If by bios limitations you mean I am not good with tech then, yes, that is the issue 🤣

That copy party thing, when do you use it? You say as a file server does it act as a library?

I think a Nostr relay or blossom server are well out of my current skillset, but I am hoping to get a community server running to help myself and others learn how to do this.

You assume incorrectly about me running a Bitcoin node. I get the impression you're assuming a lot more technical savvy than I currently have 🤣

What is "coin join implementation" and "graphical front end"?

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Cykros 6d ago

You can use copyparty whenever. Run it all the time to share your home media library with your phone, or smart TV. Spin it up on the fly if you have a large file to send to someone that's too big for email.

It takes no configuration and literally is just a single file with no installation. It's feature set with so much simplicity is a baffling design.

Cykros 6d ago

Coinjoin implementation would be something like Joinmarket, Samourai, Ashigaru, or Wasabi. Used for de-linking your utxo's with your real life identity.

Joinmarket is a text based tool, and uses JAM as a graphical interface which makes it much easier to use.

I also think you may be suffering from the assumption that things are complicated because they sound complicated. Running a node can be as simple as download Bitcoin Knots or Core and run it. And Nostr relay..well, there's Citrine for Android.

Nodes get complicated when you mix a bunch of different services and set up automatic restarting and monitoring, honestly more thanks to the mess that is systemd than anything. But it's all extra. If you run Bitcoind you run a node.