Nostr Web Client

KYC is here to stay, and it will get much worst–It's brutal

What we need is new and better tech that removes the capacity of clients (Bitcoin & Nostr) from ever needing to be middle man for the "easy" experience.

It's on us to create the future we want to live in, pushing back against legacy corrupt incentives doesn't do much, except suck our energy.

RamenCoffee 1y ago

what do you consider as adequate right now ?

Is sparrow good enough?

Is Damus/amethyst good enough ?

What are you looking to disinteremdiate ?

Replying to

rand0mguest2

https://www.instagram.com/p/C6hLPhBrKFn/ Pfizer face

RamenCoffee 1y ago

my guy, pls scrernshot, the photo is restricted

Replying to

BitcoinSandy

Bitcoin influencers need a F’ing licence to show brain activity

HOW THE FUCK DOES ANYONE NOT REALISE LARRY AND HIS ETF CREW ARE ABSOLUTE VILE THIEVES ?!

Please wake the fuck up !!!!

They are going after everything on this planet. Literal financial rapists of anything and everything that moves

Every natural resource will be tokenised and all your natural energy needs will be sold to you on how much do you really need ?! Pay out its blackout for you

RamenCoffee 1y ago

well there's a thing though.

If we truly believe Bitcoin will eat the world and align incentives, their buying and storing corn is an essential part of the transition.

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waxwing

Not like breaking news, but:

Utxo set now up to 180 million, and I think more than 12GB. Was 160 million about a month ago.

At what point do small nodes just keel over I wonder.

RamenCoffee 1y ago

what do you mean by "smaller nodes" ? I think a reasonable spec in memory for a small node is 2TB.

RamenCoffee 1y ago

I think the point is to deter uses of testnet by shitcoiners.

People were using testnet as a base to issue shitcoins.

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rabble

Google is changing their search results a lot based on their LLM experiments. This feels like a fundamental shift in how the internet works for people. It’s drastically reducing links to third party websites and focuses on both the AI driven results and then tons of links to video content mostly on youtube.

So we’re seeing both LLM’s summarizing content hiding the original sources and also creating a environment where a huge portion of the content on the web is LLM created.

This is a mess that threatens to break the internet as it currently exists. The shift is going to be massive, disrupting most internet businesses and by extension the broader economy.

RamenCoffee 1y ago

🦆🦆🦆🦆🦆🦆🦆

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Alex Gleason

Google Drive Relay 👀

RamenCoffee 1y ago

Bur like why ?

Replying to

Nunya Bidness

Sooo predictable.

RamenCoffee 1y ago

The plan B is something else as a demand.

Replying to

Gigi

I'M IN GOOD COMPANY

RamenCoffee 1y ago

You're in everyone's company

Replying to

gladstein

Tough times in Nigeria

RamenCoffee 1y ago

their cbdc launch really went well. I'm sure this will too.

Replying to

RamenCoffee

Got me thinking :

Gold ownership is irreversible. But with bitcoin, if a seizure is really unpopular, there is a remedy : forking.

I mean. The government has to identify the corn they are seizing. If it's really unpopular, a fork that reverts those txs may survive and seizure does nothing.

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RamenCoffee 1y ago

Taken to it's most extreme conclusion, the market becomes the arbiter of what IS wealth.

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Brian Lockhart

THE “THEY’D NEVER DO A 6102 ON BITCOIN” CROWD ARE GOING TO LOOK LIKE ABSOLUTE IDIOTS WITHIN 5-10 YEARS, TOPS.

THEY ALREADY SOUND LIKE IDIOTS TO ANYONE PAYING ATTENTION.

RamenCoffee 1y ago

Got me thinking :

Gold ownership is irreversible. But with bitcoin, if a seizure is really unpopular, there is a remedy : forking.

I mean. The government has to identify the corn they are seizing. If it's really unpopular, a fork that reverts those txs may survive and seizure does nothing.

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Brian Lockhart

THE “THEY’D NEVER DO A 6102 ON BITCOIN” CROWD ARE GOING TO LOOK LIKE ABSOLUTE IDIOTS WITHIN 5-10 YEARS, TOPS.

THEY ALREADY SOUND LIKE IDIOTS TO ANYONE PAYING ATTENTION.

RamenCoffee 1y ago

Silverlining : they will have to screw up their currency bad for a 6102 to be worth the trouble. Corn would have to be at least a milly. At that point, bitcoiners will be able to dictate some of the terms of engagement

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Parman - Activate OP_GFY now!!

Blackrock owns exactly zero Bitcoin.

Not even their customers own Bitcoin.

CoinBase owns it.

At any point, The tyrannical US government can forcefully seize all of that CoinBase bitcoin in exchange for a fixed price US dollar amount.

For everyone else (US tax cows) who have bitcoin in self-custody, they can only scare them into handing the Bitcoin over.

Or scare them into not leaving the country.

RamenCoffee 1y ago

i remember a book that spoke about cows growing wings.

Replying to

HoloKat

One person doesn’t disrupt anything but ideas can spread.

RamenCoffee 1y ago

bitcoin has a self-correcting mechanism to popularity : the block size.

Replying to

Blockstream

Is OP_CAT happening? The covenants proposal was just assigned an official BIP number (347) and is now up for debate. To do our part, we provided a thorough breakdown of CAT and what it enables.