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Cerra un poco los ojos

#negr0art

ZΞUS

BREAKING: 1 US DOLLAR IS NOW WORTH ONLY 1,604 SATOSHIS

HOW UTTERLY EMBARRASSING

lol

They are basically buying ~10x of daily supply miners producing. Damn

Had to kick somebody out of the restaurant about a month or so ago because they were doing this bullshit. Generally, I'm not a stickler for these kind of rules, and I find a lot of them to be pretty stupid. But when you bring a dog in, off leash, and it's bothering other customers, I am going to kick you out of the fucking restaurant.

Run BTCPay Server and pick your deployment pattern. For myself it was docker, but for others it may be in cloud or umbrel.

Warning: this is a polemical note.

I understand that it is not easy to make a client for Nostr.

Too many variables, too many NIPs, too much everything.

So far I've tried everything:

from mobile clients

to desktop ones

to browser clients

to factotum ones

to specific ones...

but they all have one thing in common: they never work well.

They are all full of merits, but equally full of flaws.

I'm constantly jumping from one to another in hopes of finding the ultimate one, but still nothing.

The only one that for obvious reasons I have not been able to try is Damus, because I don't have an iPhone.

Tomorrow marks one year that I've been here, and I was honestly hoping in all this time to find a client to recommend to anyone I talk to about Nostr, but it's impossible.

Primal is beautiful, but after a year it still has no internal translator whatsoever.

Amethyst is the one I use the most ever, but its interface is confusing in so many ways and some features are almost hidden, when something new comes out and I go to read the changelog I get a headache.

Snort and Iris, they are great, but the web app version is unmanageable.

Coracle has so many nice features, but like Amethyst it has a confusing interface.

Satellite.earth ditto.

Then there is the Swiss army knife of nostr clients, namely Nostrudel. Also super great with dozens of features, but it takes an engineering degree to use it and the interface is confusing and unattractive.

I know, developers do what they can, many do it practically for free, but there is no use complaining that there are few of us on Nostr, that no one comes here.

Nostr is still a place for geeks, for normies it's not time yet.

Sorry to vent, it's a gray day, that's the way it is today.

I love you all.

My lawyers have just confirmed that Craig Wright has had his final appeal denied by the Supreme Court.

It is over, I won, welcome to law Motherfucker!

It's important to note that just because an email has a valid-looking "MAIL FROM" address, it does not necessarily mean that the email is legitimate or trustworthy. Email spoofing is a common tactic used in phishing and spam attacks, where the attacker manipulates the "MAIL FROM" and "From" headers to make the email appear to come from a legitimate source.

Damus has received 165,080 split donations averaging 42 sats each, totalling 6,958,326sats over the past year, around $230 per month. Not nothing! This has helped pay our open source contributors. Thank you 🙏 #value4value

HOW DO I FIND GOOD PEOPLE ODELL, THE ONLY PEOPLE WITH WHOM MY THINKING ALIGN WITH ARE ON NOSTR

So basic introduction for anyone interested: I am a gray hat hacker and cybersecurity awareness activist who likes to stir up privacy-centered networks. I have probably met some of you before.

I actually came here looking for a challenge. I've been lurking around here in some form or another for about 4 months now, playing with different clients and tools, even running my own testnet (3 stirfry relays on a VLAN). Mostly I have been focused on the community and how people use different clients. I've been playing with some good open source tools and getting an understanding of how to interact with relays.

Personally I'm not all that into Bitcoin, but I do have a whole BTC in cold storage so I guess I've got that going for me. This whole lightning thing is new to me, I don't really ever spend Bitcoin, and my actual business makes me plenty of fiat.

So far I am impressed with the community. A little too wild-west in some areas since there's hardly any moderation tools, and the community isn't quite interested in the same things that I am, but I do see a lot of advocacy for privacy and digital freedom, and I like that.

But the whole system here is, regrettably, broken. The promises made about Nostr don't live up to reality. A network like this has the potential to become so much more, but there is a lot to lose if it is done wrong.

I intend to help expose these problems. Expect me here for a while. There are a lot of vectors for attack, and I plan to give them all visibility.

Nostr devs, please pay attention. With no centralized network development, all of you are responsible for fixing these issues.

What income is sufficient for a comfortable life in #Europe?

there’s zero incentive for you to archive stuff 🤷

little worried that relay memories might be unreliable 😆

Oh man that wasn’t me but I can imagine the pain 😭😂 That said, yea I did run a Lightning node for a little over a year. I eventually closed it down though, and I just run the node-in-phone apps now for most of my Lightning funds. For Zaps I do custodial because it’s more reliable.