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I made damus, npubs, and zaps ⚡️ Independent bitcoin core and lightning dev.

this doesn't really impact damus though since we store them decoded

interesting!

🤔

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when you haven’t checked the price in awhile and your default zaps are like shooting macbooks at people

stack hacker. I’ll help. Here ya go

Wasn’t referring to him 😂 i had an imaginary scenario in my mind that i could totally see playing out

no limits. zap gun fully loaded

realizing my bottom line won’t recover for months after a 100,000sat zap to a nostr baddie after a few beers

i don’t want to know what this does

digital cash you can move around in cyberspace. pretty cool, maybe it would be better as a lightning extension somehow 🤔

I mean its likely i may have just missed a descriptor, or there was a bug in the trezor suite balance calculation… but still, ever since then i only trust my core node with watchonly descriptors of all my hww paths

My trezor suite balance was always different than my node with the same descriptors and i could never figure out why

i’m just wondering how they know their balance without running one!?

I think what happens is that it will keep trying to find peers that will relay the tx? I will have to look at the code to confirm. I found it surprising as well.

yeah probably just some pasty nocoiner network admin who hates bitcoin because he feels like he missed out

one of the coolest things about commando (https://docs.corelightning.org/reference/commando) is that it exposes all CLN rpcs over the lightning network.

this gets way more powerful when you realize CLN plugins can extend CLN remote procedure calls.

for example, I made a plugin that exposes all bitcoin-core RPCs as CLN rpcs.

this enables you to create super secure client software that enables remote access to your bitcoin node, something not typically possible without complex setups.

since running a CLN node typically requires running a bitcoin node next to it, this makes CLN a way to securely access your bitcoin node remotely without VPN, and with granular, per-rpc access controls.

I even built a web interface for my bitcoin-core node using this technique. I'll try to do the same as a notedeck app! remote bitcoin-core interface!

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only 500 lines of code to build this. building a #notedeck app is much easier than building web apps

https://github.com/damus-io/notedeck/blob/master/crates/notedeck_clndash/src/lib.rs

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