How? Hiding individual notes?

Substack will not integrate nostr unless they have total moderation control.

More than two years old is new? Judging from git history it was created in 2021. 😃

Can we build a Nostr-native onion routing for private events using DVMs?

Each onion hop is a GiftWrap using an Ephemeral event kind encrypted to the next onion DVM. The client assembles all hops and sends the private message to the first DVM via the user's main relay. That DVM decrypts the ephemeral event and sends it to the next DVM. The last DVM will send it to the user.

This minimizes the user's IP leakage to the set of trusted relays that user likes while sustaining the relay decentralization properties of NIP-65.

User's would never connect directly to the read relays of other users because they might not be trusted.

Since the relay knows your Nostr filters, it does know which pubkeys you are interested in (including your own key). Decoupling sending an event to a pubkey and filtering events for your pubkey in the same connection/IP is key to reducing the power that the relay has over you.

This would be akin to using several Tor sessions, a new session for every new message you send, while giving the Client the power to choose different "exit" nodes (DVMs) at each new message.

Am I crazy or is this actually better?

Self portrait, what do you think? Might delete later

pj v2 is async and protects IPs while stonewall is synchronous and leaks them

pj v2 is also backwards compatible with all v1 senders

for even more reasons, I feel like he would

I'd like to see it.

Unlikely Craig would implement as they already have Samurai's stonewall function

Can we get this on electrum or sparrow?

Where does one get “Central Bank Digital Currencies enslave” merch?

asking for a friend

Where does one get “Central Bank Digital Currencies enslave” merch?

asking for a friend

I recently acquired an older M-class star, roughly 4.6 billion years old, to use as a power source for Bitcoin mining. My current setup should be able to collect 99.87% of its photonic and thermal output.

The problem is the previous owners basically abandoned it so lots of heavy elements have been allowed to clog up its stellar engine (likely why no one wanted it). Any tips and tricks to lift these these heavy elements from the hydrogen bring this old star back to its former glory?

We had our first 'bitdevs' meetup in el salvador yesterdey, organized by nicolas burtey of galoy.

I think it went very well. Mostly talked about recent mining news.

bitdevelsalvador.com