Yes, Sovereign Computing can be the way for most people. It can be easy to run your own node too! It is a great feeling knowing I will not be rugged! Why did Alby do this move?
Grand Rising Nostr. Stay Sovereign and Stack Sats.
The "thing" is a puppet of the Dark Occult.
Just stay away from all forms of governments as all governments are SLAVERY!
Sovran_SystemsOS has now been updated with the latest Nixpkgs. Sparrow Wallet has now been updated to the latest version too (1.8.1) . Thanks to nostr:npub18eynzyyrx0v46qjnvtj6mvekpxlfnkq06e3zfd6q9487vty0lfaszucvu7 Also, nix-bitcoin has now been updated to the latest version. Thanks nix-bitcoin team!
Use the Sovran_SystemsOS Updater app in your dock to get the newest software.
Happy Sovereign Computing everyone!
Go Freedom!!
JP Spears nailed it 🤣🤣
"Hey man! Have you bought any Bitcoin yet?"
https://video.nostr.build/6be1680630dbcf6702fcf7f700168467bdb7511090aafb49b888a1638ad69833.mp4
Right ON!
Right on! Sparrow Wallet makes this easy... ;)
That is cool you all use Nix!! Keep up the good work!
What Is an Immutable Linux Distro, and Should You Use One? Think of it as Linux booting as a Container Image

An immutable Linux distribution is an operating system (OS) that is read-only at its core. That means you can't easily modify the OS. This includes the file system, directories, applications, and even configurations. Even as an administrator, you can't make any modifications to the distribution.
If something gets changed in an immutable distro, it's only temporary and reverts when you reboot. That's why these OSes are called "immutable."
This is one of those "because you can" type perspectives. This is not the same as using a Linux LiveCD boot, as those generally don't keep settings and changes between sessions.
I can liken this closest to using containers, where your OS (or app) boots from the read-only image, but you have volumes which store the user settings changes and documents etc between sessions. A lot depends though on the particular Linux distro as whether it allows the saving of any config files at all, or just limited to maybe the /etc folder.
Obviously, these distros do increase both security and stability (from dependency updates) as the key OS reverts after rebooting.
But, as the article points out, these types of distros may not be for everyone as they have quirks of their own. It is interesting though to see that the Steam Deck actually uses an immutable Linux distro.
See https://www.howtogeek.com/what-is-an-immutable-linux-distro/
#technology #Linux
NixOS is the Magic behind Sovran_SystemsOS!
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What Is an Immutable Linux Distro, and Should You Use One? Think of it as Linux booting as a Container Image

An immutable Linux distribution is an operating system (OS) that is read-only at its core. That means you can't easily modify the OS. This includes the file system, directories, applications, and even configurations. Even as an administrator, you can't make any modifications to the distribution.
If something gets changed in an immutable distro, it's only temporary and reverts when you reboot. That's why these OSes are called "immutable."
This is one of those "because you can" type perspectives. This is not the same as using a Linux LiveCD boot, as those generally don't keep settings and changes between sessions.
I can liken this closest to using containers, where your OS (or app) boots from the read-only image, but you have volumes which store the user settings changes and documents etc between sessions. A lot depends though on the particular Linux distro as whether it allows the saving of any config files at all, or just limited to maybe the /etc folder.
Obviously, these distros do increase both security and stability (from dependency updates) as the key OS reverts after rebooting.
But, as the article points out, these types of distros may not be for everyone as they have quirks of their own. It is interesting though to see that the Steam Deck actually uses an immutable Linux distro.
See https://www.howtogeek.com/what-is-an-immutable-linux-distro/
#technology #Linux
NixOS!!!! Nice Post!
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Then, if that does not work, we use the LAST words "COME AND TAKE IT!"
No, but you can do it!!
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Use Linux for your computers and phones.
Always stand up for what is Right (Don't harm anyone)!
Stay out of ALL government contracts!
Remember don't start anything unless some criminal government worker comes to try and start something with you! The pen is mightier then the sword (Most times). Use equity to stop them.
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ATTENTION PLEASE! 🚨 I've been notified of a critical vulnerability in the LNbank plugin! I recommend all instances running LNbank to update immediately to LNbank v1.8.9 to mitigate this critical vulnerability.
Note: This does not affect nostr:npub155m2k8ml8sqn8w4dhh689vdv0t2twa8dgvkpnzfggxf4wfughjsq2cdcvg — you are only affected when running the LNbank plugin. For further assistance, you can get in touch with me on our Mattermost over at https://chat.btcpayserver.org
Please update everyone! In BTCPayserver, go to plug-ins and then click LNbank update button. Then restart BTCPayserver with `systemctl restart btcpayserver` in the `Terminal` app, then press enter.
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ATTENTION PLEASE! 🚨 I've been notified of a critical vulnerability in the LNbank plugin! I recommend all instances running LNbank to update immediately to LNbank v1.8.9 to mitigate this critical vulnerability.
Note: This does not affect nostr:npub155m2k8ml8sqn8w4dhh689vdv0t2twa8dgvkpnzfggxf4wfughjsq2cdcvg — you are only affected when running the LNbank plugin. For further assistance, you can get in touch with me on our Mattermost over at https://chat.btcpayserver.org
Thanks for the heads up! I really appreciate it.



