Oh boy. I don’t think politicians will ever adopt this platform.
Can you delete a nostr note?
Nostr solves this nostr:note1jucmscct7t7cvncp2wndvjxzz3dsw5m7v4j8ck8ap87gh797nggqgxgdqg
I killed my twitter blue subscription this morning.
Gives me $8/month for zaps!
I am one of those frogs with my apple phone. Just not ready to make the move from iPhone/Mac to Android/Linux sadly I am going to give apple more time to fix it’s zapping wrongs. Not sure how far they can push, but we are getting close.
I’m a blue check and bring in my eight dollars a month over here I think at about 100 days a note I can zap every single note I read and still be under eight dollars a month
True I’ve tried they ask what you’re using it for they record it if it’s a significant amount it gets reported you are cannot have cash in this society
#Nostur update (TestFlight)
- Share screenshot of posts on other apps
- Fixed own profile pic not showing on iOS17
- Fixed reloading of notifications bug
- Fixed missing "Replying to.." in bookmarks
Still using An old version that allows zaps from posts. Can it Be made such that on a given post if I double tap on a persons profile picture it’ll just zap, So I don’t actually have to go to a person’s profile and so they know what this zap was for, or on the profile, have it add a note to the zap with the URL back to the last post that you viewed from that user
Welcome, Make sure to set up a lightning address and record it in your profile so that you can start to accept Some zaps!
For me a stroll down a country lane #chicagoland #lakecounty 
That is interesting. UNCONFIRMED, and based on an anonymous insider.
If true, it is huge!
Interesting. I like the strategy, currently I am simply migrating from a ledger that I no longer trust to a multi-sig air gap solution built from a raspberry pi zero. With open source Python code.
Bitcoiners are divided over what makes a good hardware wallet.
Some are in the radically open source camp.
Some are convinced that without a so called ""secure element"", key extraction is too easy. And as these SEs always require closed source, all-open-source hardware wallets are a lost cause.
But nostr:npub1jg552aulj07skd6e7y2hu0vl5g8nl5jvfw8jhn6jpjk0vjd0waksvl6n8n 's Jade, and nostr:npub1tg779rlap8t4qm8lpgn89k7mr7pkxpaulupp0nq5faywr8h28llsj3cxmt 's BitBox02 and probably soon SatoshiLabs' nostr:npub16lcw8ytugeh3ug3na93yl0tdf0gnjtduljhn2a852atf6jtvkucs7pruje 's Trezor are providing fixes for this.
The Jade is all open source but to my understanding it stores a key encryption key on a server (you can roll your own. It's also open source but nostr:npub1jg552aulj07skd6e7y2hu0vl5g8nl5jvfw8jhn6jpjk0vjd0waksvl6n8n provides one). And this server won't share the encryption key with the Jade unless provided with the correct pin. You really need the PIN to get to the Bitcoins unless you can both get the Jade and the server under your control. Against your average evil maid with a hacker friend this is certainly as good as if not better than a SE. In how far state actors could get the server to do what they need, might depend on your jurisdiction.
The BitBox02 has an SE and just like the Jade with the server, the SE never gets to see the Bitcoin masterseed. It only stores a key encryption key. Where Jade talks to a remote server that cannot be audited, the BitBox02 talks to a local chip that neither can be audited.
If you trust in the unhackability of SEs, BitBox's approach looks better as it doesn't rely on some server being online when you decide to spend your money. If you don't, the Jade approach looks more transparent about how secure it is.
And then there is Trezor. They are working on #TropicSquare, an open source SE which would allow to run open source wallet software with the protection of a ""secure element"".
As unhackability always will be a hard to proof property of a chip, I'm intrigued by Jade's approach but would worry about the continuity of the server.
Maybe some manufacturer will come out with a product that features SEs made in China, US and Iran to store shards of the KEK?
Or the next Jade stores Shamir's Secret shards in 5 jurisdictions where you would need 3 of, warning the user if ever less than 5 servers replied?
Your post has me concerned, are you talking about allowing your keys to leak onto the Internet? Read the https://seedsigner.com/seedsigner-independent-custody-guide/
Then think about: Have you looked at multi Sig, air-gap Hardware wallet.
Another good ref.
https://bitcoin.rocks Self custody
Klaus Schwab (WEF) said you will own nothing and be happy.
WEF views everything as a white elephant including you and me.
I would be careful there:
1. it holds about 4.27 Billion in Bitcoin
2. it has a market cap of 4.4 Billion
Those look good.... Looking Deeper:
3. it had about 1.1 Billion Loss (annual EBITDA)
4. it is carrying about 2.24 Billion in Debt
5. Operating cash flow was amazingly ok at -3 Mill
6. Leveraged free cash flow is almost -900mill
An ETF has a clean balance sheet, and allows for creation/redemption IMPORTANT whenever something gets out of wack.
The creation/redemption is critical, that is what SEC is trying to prevent, you can checkin but no one can ever leave (kinda like the hotel california song...)
Good morning nostr i am trying this out