Nostr Web Client

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Soon I will be able to have seven virgin women, although I think that will be expensive 😂.

“With the rise of Islamophobia, we may have to ask all women to wear a headscarf to show solidarity with those who do so for religious reasons.”

Alexander Van der Bellen, President of Austria

Cuckoldistan 💪

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En España la policía protege al delincuente, ya sean políticos, inmigrantes que delinquen o como en este caso okupas.

Las fuerzas de seguridad del estado fueron, son y serán basura. Sicarios cobardes que viven de nuestros impuestos.

That's the price of having democracy.

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Fr. Elijah

All five parties in Greenland issue a statement.

“We don’t want to be Americans, we don’t want to be Danish; we want to be Greenlanders.”

They don't get it. What they 'want' doesn't matter. What matters is ego, power and dollar dominance.

It has always been this way.

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pitiunited

People who say Nostr is complicated, obviously haven't used government online services.

To send a single document today I had to login to my banking app about 7 times, make 21 confirmations with the app and request the activation of an additional govt service (which required additional logins & confirmations) 🫠

As of now I'm still unable the send the document 🤗

We need Nostr more than ever.

https://theanarchistlibrary.org/library/samuel-edward-konkin-iii-new-libertarian-manifesto

The gov is a scam.

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Kudzai Kutukwa

TheFuzzStone 15h ago

That's the price of having democracy, and the society.

Thanks God we have survived that zombie-virus-Covid19™️

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Jordan S

Please let me know if there’s a way to avoid social security taxes because that’s what’s mainly killing me honestly.

TheFuzzStone 19h ago

Sure.

Here you go:

TheFuzzStone 22h ago

Yes.

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Jordan S

Taxes and inflation.

TheFuzzStone 22h ago

Don't pay taxes.

Don't save in fiat.

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kyle-moore

Your saying the bags of cash aren't them settling for the year?

TheFuzzStone 23h ago

The essence of Hawala is that money from country_1 is not transferred to country_2.

This is especially true for large sums, which would immediately be noticed and confiscated at the airport.

Read about Hawala. It is a huge piece of human history that involves voluntary trade and resistance to the state and its regulations.

https://x.com/JayFivekiller/status/2009464295663321237

Wow, the dude doesn't even understand how Hawala works, but he's suggesting how to "stop Hawala".

That's just the best joke I've heard in the last few months.

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It's not the same thing; Monero may suffer from invisible inflation.

I'm not gloating about the early inflation bug in 2010 because the technology was new. But then there was another inflation bug in 2018... And that's a skill issue.

At the moment, only Bitcoin had this problem. But, as always, "Monero is bad". :)

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Krp617

COVID opened up my eyes about everything regarding Media and Government corruption. Can't believe I couldn't see what was going on for 30yrs of my life

Read this, and welcome: https://theanarchistlibrary.org/library/samuel-edward-konkin-iii-new-libertarian-manifesto

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Inflation is a form of confiscation, and therefore all cryptocurrencies that have hidden inflation risks, such as Monero, and cannot guarantee a fixed supply cannot exactly be called hard to confiscate.

Can you find the info about inflation bugs in Bitcoin's histroy, or should I help you with that? Then you can compare it with Monero.

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TheFuzzStone

I turned them off, but now I also don't get notifications when someone new starts following me...

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Deckard Cain

Ok so, I’m trying to buy my first #XMR via Retoswap, but apparently I need to deposit some XMR in order to buy it, and I have none. How do I solve this conundrum? #asknostr

You can choose orders without security deposit.

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tree 木

Yes, that's right, bitrefill doesn't use a centralized intermediary and wallet-to-merchant-wallet payments are not regulated yet (nor is there a timeline yet).

I use Bitrefill often myself, but it's not very convenient and unfortunately there aren't many e-shops there. But yeah, vouchers and cash... those are our last methods of maintaining privacy in the context of payments in the EU.

shopinbit.com - and you can use Monero.

Also XMRBazaar (you can put your ads/orders to get something)

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Moos

Hey nostr:nprofile1qqs9uc95nwq3qc0zkfreugs8t43kpezuyzyy7p9ctcnlgpqtngmuuhc8np7un Those notifications are from people you follow. Anything they post (other than notes) triggers a notification. I checked your settings and the “Following” option is enabled. If you don’t want these, just disable that option. PS: notifications you already received are cached. If you want them gone, do a hard refresh using the arrow above, after that you’ll only see what matches your current notification settings.

I turned them off, but now I also don't get notifications when someone new starts following me...

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tree 木

You don’t need to justify wanting privacy.

You need to question why others want access.

You don't need both. :)

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MAHDOOD

GM ☀️

TheFuzzStone 3d ago

The good old psyop days. Those were good times. I miss them.

TheFuzzStone 4d ago

If you are a leftist, but your brain is not yet completely damaged and there is a chance of recovery, I recommend starting with reading: "Economics for Real People: An Introduction to the Austrian School" by Gene Callahan

TheFuzzStone 4d ago

This situation showed how many lunatic leftists there are in Bitcoin and the crypto community as a whole.

Once again, slowly:

1) a group of people (white people) decided to create a personal website (with their own money), and set their own rules on that website;

2) a leftist non-binary-genderfluid-turbo-diesel creature invaded (yes, invaded, because no one invited this creature), destroyed someone else's work, and other non-binary-genderfluid-turbo-diesel creatures applauded him at the CCC conference.

I am not trying to appeal to the common sense of leftists or explain things to them from the perspective of economic analysis. If leftists understood economic analysis, they would not be leftists. nostr:nevent1qqs9vg6usvvd68xgphp5fr6qm3e6x0x2y6es4mjlljleg823f68mspq7h8zvr

For about 10 years, I've been saying that hardware wallets are, at best, fancy USB sticks.

At worst, they're an additional attack vector for the owner.

#Ledger

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I once wanted to visit CCC. I heard about the leftism of the brain of a large number of participants...

In other words, there was a website where white people wanted to meet... *check notes* other white people. And according to modern leftists, that is forbidden.

What was demonstrated cannot even be called a vulnerability, but simply the incompetence of the site's chief administrator. nostr:nevent1qqs9vg6usvvd68xgphp5fr6qm3e6x0x2y6es4mjlljleg823f68mspq7h8zvr

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tree 木

I'm deeply concerned about what I saw from CCC this year, though CCC is just one example of a broader pattern. A journalist hacked a white supremacy dating site, extracted all data, and destroyed their infrastructure live on stage. The crowd celebrated. This seems to be the direction society is choosing, and I'm not sure it's leading anywhere good.

I need to say this clearly: I despise white supremacy. But I'm not writing about them. I'm writing about what's happened to hacker culture, and what this approach actually accomplishes.

The hacking ethos used to be about resisting power itself, not about wielding power against the right targets. We opposed surveillance, censorship, and centralized control as structural problems, not as things that were bad only when used by the wrong people. The principle was simple: concentrate power anywhere and it will be abused, so build systems that distribute it.

Somewhere along the way, that changed. "hacker culture" has become increasingly collectivist, increasingly comfortable with using force and control as long as it serves the correct ideology. The logic is seductive: we're the good guys, we're targeting bad people, therefore our use of power is justified. But that's exactly how every authoritarian movement justifies itself.

Here's what nobody seems willing to ask: what did this actually accomplish? I'd never heard of this white supremacy dating site before. It was probably a handful of people in their own corner of the internet, doing nothing of consequence. Now they're martyrs. Now they have a story about persecution by the powerful tech elite. Now they have proof that "the system" is out to destroy them, which is exactly the narrative that radicalizes people further.

This is basic human psychology. When you attack people's identity and destroy their spaces, you don't make them reconsider their beliefs. You confirm their worldview. You give them grievance. You push them deeper into their ideology and make them more willing to fight back. Every authoritarian regime understands this: if you want to eliminate an ideology, persecution is the worst possible approach. But it feels satisfying, and that's what matters to the crowd.

What we're doing is pouring gasoline on cultural and racial tensions. We're creating cycles of retaliation where each side sees the other as an existential threat that must be destroyed. The white supremacists see this hack as proof they're under attack. They'll radicalize further, recruit more effectively, and be more willing to use violence because they have a persecution narrative that's actually true. And when they retaliate, the other side will use that as justification for more aggressive action. This is how tribal conflicts escalate into wars.

Hacker culture used to understand that the tools we normalize using will eventually be used against us. When we cheer for infrastructure destruction targeting racists today, we're establishing that infrastructure destruction based on ideology is legitimate. What happens when the political winds shift? What happens when the people with power decide that anarchists, or activists, or minority communities are the "dangerous ideology" that needs to be hacked and destroyed? There is no principle left to appeal to, because we've already agreed that power is fine as long as we like the target.

The shift toward collectivist thinking, toward "solidarity" as the highest value, toward celebrating power when it's used against acceptable targets, this creates exactly the tribal dynamics that lead to conflict. When your identity is bound up in your collective, and the collective has decided who the enemy is, questioning the tactics becomes betrayal. Dissent becomes treason. And anyone pointing out that you're creating the very cycles of violence you claim to oppose gets treated as an enemy themselves.

Hackers used to be about building systems assuming those systems would be used against us, so we made them resilient and distributed. That required uncomfortable consistency: defending infrastructure neutrality even for people we despised, because the alternative was endless cycles of retaliation. We understood that you can't build a free society by normalizing the destruction of spaces you disagree with, because eventually someone will disagree with you.

The question isn't whether white supremacists are bad. Obviously they are. The question is whether we've become so focused on winning the current battle that we can't see we're creating the conditions for endless war. And whether we've forgotten that the point of hacker culture was to build systems that made such wars unnecessary, not to become better warriors in them.

In today's world, does a "white supremacy dating site" simply mean a website where only white people can meet?

If that's the case... What's the problem?

https://video.nostr.build/14de8df4eea1758f48819c16041ed9b4ac1e71a450fd594f75cf3e64cbafd3e4.mp4

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TheFuzzStone 1w ago

Some people will spend New Year's Eve locked up in prison simply because they didn't have the money to buy their freedom from Zelensky's dictatorial regime.

TheFuzzStone 1w ago

YouTube threw me a few videos like: "I'm done. Leaving the USA."

And in each of these videos, you can hear that "the government doesn't care about people."

I don't understand, what's so surprising about that?

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Crypto Is Cash - Bitcoin for Small Businesses & Their Customers

#XMRBazaar is very good. But, XMR is a long, long, long way from being accepted at your favorite restaurant.

Square is in the lead for any sort of crypto merchant adoption, and they are #BTC only. Worse, they are #Lightning only. Even worse is the complicity with KYC & custody.

Square is very convenient and offers many options for merchants to accept Bitcoin and Fiat, with their selling point being no tx fees (introductory). With all of these Cadillac features, there is still limited adoption by merchants.

The biggest obstacles with crypto acceptance are: volatility, complexity & convertability. Most business owners have their hands full just running the business, and accepting crypto will not increase their profits nearly enough to dedicate the time to making it work.

It's easier, for those with an interest, to accept fiat, then convert to crypto.

TheFuzzStone 1w ago

Suggest that your favorite restaurants start accepting XMR, and don't wait for someone else to do it for you. Make "adoption" happen around you with your own hands.

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https://github.com/LawnchairLauncher/lawnchair/releases/tag/v15.0.0-beta2

The best FOSS launcher for your GrapheneOS just got an update.

https://blossom.primal.net/afdec730580e8e61dc8c98f470ff95408fca2382bda97d2d3fe31af53fa30274.mp4

If you haven't seen his HBO Specials, I'm very jealous of you.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T-56EsjlkvY

Add a pinch of agorism to this, and teach people how to use GrapheneOS, SimpleX, and Monero instead of your local shitcoin.

TheFuzzStone 1mo ago

Germany...

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Sirius

Nostr is down

TheFuzzStone 1mo ago

Not mine. :)

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𝕞𝕪𝕡𝕒𝕥𝕙𝕥𝕠𝕗𝕚𝕣𝕖

Autumn colours from The Rhein.

TheFuzzStone 2mo ago

That's what keeps me from moving to hot climates.

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calle

Florence?

Escape from the concentration camp called "Ukraine".

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In the Odessa region, border guards shot and killed a man on the border with Moldova as he attempted to flee Ukraine.

The victim was a 23-year-old man from Kharkiv.

Border guards noticed men climbing over protective structures and, after unsuccessful calls to stop, fired several "warning shots" in the direction of the men.

Subsequently, the body of one of the men was found with a fatal gunshot wound. The second man was detained.

#politics #Ukraine #war

https://blossom.primal.net/70a0b23dca3e35618804df1e1e9a6f871da57145103e7848e558ae526dd878e2.mp4

I'm thinking of abandoning F-Droid as a source of apps and using Obtainium to install FOSS apps/updates.

Lately, something terrible has been happening with the speed.

Here are two videos showing attempts to update via 5G and WiFi.

https://blossom.primal.net/d16774b4f0aead99fcdf67cf1561e7c2db4139b3f9ade279f7c270437d10cd1a.mp4

This is a notification from Kucoin (web version).

I wonder how true this is, or is it just an attempt to influence people by saying "FOMO is here, go!"