Guten Morgen!
Friday assorted links:
The UI Kit for templ | templUI
Top-tier UI components for sleek templ apps.
Guten Morgen!
Thursday assorted links:
Favicon Generator for perfect icons on all browsers
The ultimate favicon generator. Design your icons platform per platform and make them look great everywhere. Including in Google results pages.
Good Morning!
Tuesday assorted links:
TIL: timeout in Bash scripts | Heitor's log
How to use the `timeout` command to terminate processes after a specified time and how to combine it with `until` for smarter shell scripting.
Introducing Cashu Gather - the easy way to gather up NutZaps sent to your NIP-61 public key.
It scours your relays for unclaimed NutZaps, organizes them by mint, and presents a token containing all the valid proofs it finds from each mint.
For example, if you received 100 NutZaps from MiniBits, each for 5 sats, you'd get a single 500 sat token to cash in.
It supports NutZaps in multiple currencies, and stores a history of collected tokens, so you don't lose them.
https://www.nostrly.com/cashu-gather/
No open source?
I’ve got a question for you guys and it might be incredibly dumb but anyway. nostr:npub1e85mms9s8ssm6vm6ztw0tdrr6j0a4l5gf2sjhw2scxpwnexmaxuqcev9em 2500
Obviously self custodial wallets are better than custodial because you have your own keys but surely if you rely on someone else’s node then you haven’t actually gotten rid of much trust compared to trusting them with your private key. My thinking is that if you trust their software to display the right number according to the Bitcoin blockchain then how easy is it for them to redirect a transaction meant for you to themselves and just display the number you were supposed to receive in your wallet.
Am I being retarded? +500 sats for good answers.
#asknostr
Only use self custodial wallets that are open source and that passed all the https://walletscrutiny.com/ tests.
Bonjour!
Monday assorted links:
Bitcoinmath – Understand Bitcoin with Dynamic Calculators & Models
Explore BitcoinMath, a platform that simplifies Bitcoin’s financial impact through dynamic calculators and data-driven models. Understand investing, inflation, loans, and wealth preservation with intuitive tools that require only basic inputs. 🚀
Guten Morgen!
Saturday assorted links:
A brief history of JavaScript | Deno
In 30 years, JavaScript went from being a little scripting language to one of the world's most popular. Here are key moments to show how it has evolved and where it is headed.
🔗 https://deno.com/blog/history-of-javascript
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GitHub - mermaid-js/mermaid
Generation of diagrams like flowcharts or sequence diagrams from text in a similar manner as markdown
I’d like to express my heartfelt gratitude to the European Commission for this fresh list of pirate websites. Perfect timing for the weekend binge.
https://torrentfreak.com/eu-piracy-watchlist-adds-ipfs-fitgirl-and-njalla-250523/
Dobrý ráno!
Thursday assorted links:
GitHub - derekeder/csv-to-html-table
Display any CSV (comma separated values) file as a searchable, filterable, pretty HTML table
Buenos días!
Monday assorted links:
UTXO Set Report
A data driven analysis of bitcoin's Unspent Transaction Output (UTXO) set revealing that almost half of all UTXOs are < 1000 sats, and that there are over 100k counterparty UTXOs.
🔗 https://research.mempool.space/utxo-set-report/
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Self-Host Like a Pro: Dokku, Hetzner and Cloudflare
Learn how to self-host your applications on a Hetzner VPS with Dokku and Cloudflare.
🔗 https://catalins.tech/selfhost-with-dokku-hetzner-cloudflare/
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Hacking My Car, and probably yours— Security Flaws in Volkswagen’s App | by LoopSec | May, 2025 | Medium
Claro que estão furiosos, até agora os políticos detinham o monopólio do "veículo de manipulação do pensamento e da vontade".
Dobrý ráno!
Friday assorted links:
Ports that are blocked by browsers – Keenformatics – A (not so) tedious blog about informatics.
Turns out that some ports are explicitly blocked by browsers. This is done in response to the so-called Cross-protocol scripting vulnerability (VU#476267). Through this vulnerability, an attacker could forge malicious HTML code to send data to other services used by the victim (for example crafting spam emails, or printing through a network printer). IMAP, SMTP, NNTP and POP3 are just a small portion of the affected services.
🔗 https://www.keenformatics.com/ports-that-are-blocked-by-browsers
Good Morning!
Thursday assorted links:
QVAC SDK by Tether
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What is Hashpool?
🔗 https://blog.cashu.space/what-is-hashpool/
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Buy Bitcoin Mining Hashrate | Rigly
Buenos días!
Wednesday assorted links:
A First Successful Factorization of RSA-2048 Integer by D-Wave Quantum Computer
Namaste!
Tuesday assorted links:
liquid-whitepaper.pdf
🔗 https://blockstream.com/assets/downloads/pdf/liquid-whitepaper.pdf
Namaste!
Saturday assorted links:
Hardening GitHub Actions: Lessons from Recent Attacks | Wiz Blog
Build resilient GitHub Actions workflows with lessons from recent attacks
🔗 https://www.wiz.io/blog/github-actions-security-guide
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Hyvector
Hyvector - Your friendly vector editor
Dobrý ráno!
Friday assorted links:
A First Glimpse of the Starlink User Ternimal | DARKNAVY
Starlink is a low Earth orbit (LEO) satellite internet service provided by SpaceX. In this article, we provide a concise overview of DARKNAVY’s recent preliminary investigation into the Starlink user terminal.
🔗 https://www.darknavy.org/blog/a_first_glimpse_of_the_starlink_user_ternimal/
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Cashu Gather - Nostrly
Namaste!
Thursday assorted links:
Critical CSS Generator | Kigo
Quickly extract the critical CSS needed to render your website's above-the-fold content instantly. Improve performance and Core Web Vitals. A tool by Kigo.
🔗 https://critical-css-extractor.kigo.studio/
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GitHub - rzane/docker2exe
Convert a Docker image to an executable.
Gen X & tech here. Just give me half a follow.