Yes, if one wishes to avoid the sewer hose that is X nostr:note1nwcw2563e89qqayhwdrhwz65hsztqs0teuak3f7xhn0clznjhm0qg8sxcj

also, i've been fighting against being drowned by this monetary manipulation all my working life, and the cooperation of those who are supposed to represent and protect my interest

not been paid a living wage most of my life either

this is a big problem for everyone

i pray that you rent some relay services to help keep this protocol alive and improving towards oligarch-guillotining

Signal works

You're offline

Is SimpleX ok?

Do you still have that community graph you were working on?

Did you know ecash tokens are IOUs which is basically "fractional reserve banking".

without an effective group chat MLS style key scheme it's impossible to make private groups without small scale relays

also, how exactly do you figure that it's not decentralised when you have to go here for this group and there for that group and clients are gonna have to actually start to do some logic about where they look depending on what the user wants? that sounds kinda decentralized to me

like how i have to have URLs for git repositories, which is also traditionally considered to be a decentralised CVS

maybe you need to get thrown into the deep end with some bluesky, mastodon and farscape bullshit to realise how much better this shit is?

Yup and it worked pretty well

It accepts ecash from any mint, gotcha

nondeterministic wallets each change address is randomly generated out of nothing, HD means they are derived from a seed in a way that can be easily recovered if you have the seed

nondeterministic wallets you MUST back up the file, and every new address on it is missing from earlier backups compared to new ones

these are UTXOs private keys

i'm pretty sure i have got them on the disks i just wiped the partitioning information, repartitioned, so that part of the disk is mangled but it's at the front of the disk, the rest should be pretty much intact

Couldn’t possibly be because the man is actually a buffoon and Europeans are too smart to suffer a fool like him in office? Nah, has to be corporate media.

This might not be pollution reasons but I encountered a problem with ZFS about six months ago where copying files and running a du command to find the number of blocks that the files use on disk would return the wrong value (low by a lot) if I ran it within a couple seconds of copying the files. Ext4 doesn’t exhibit this issue. This was causing issues with GitLab CI on a particular project that was using the blocks used on disk as a metric for creating a file system large enough to include the copied files. It took a while to figure that out and the eventual workaround was to make the CI runners run on ext4 on top of ZFS. I guess we could have modified the project code being compiled in CI to wait 5 or 10 seconds before getting the block count, but my thought was I shouldn’t have to modify the Makefile to workaround this issue.