Nostr Web Client

Replying to

tanel

uhh, hmm

at times it would be nice

FRDM 1y ago

Ha

FRDM 1y ago

This is the future!

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Replying to

Uno

Listen with audio on, this is hilarious 🤣

#Plebchain

https://video.nostr.build/6cf0994572426e982a10327f2e0e58385c0824af4728b853dd3eee51aea31177.mp4

FRDM 1y ago

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Replying to

Printer

GM!

Presenting, the Hack0

A fully open-source #Bitcoin Node which is particularly perfect for vendors who want to self-host their own

nostr:npub155m2k8ml8sqn8w4dhh689vdv0t2twa8dgvkpnzfggxf4wfughjsq2cdcvg , and use bitcoin as it was intended to be used, in a noncustodial and trustless way

No Middlemen, just P2P Electronic Cash.

The Hack0 consists of a RockPro64 equipped with an NVME-SSD and is running BTCpayServer as its software, it's also a full-fledged Bitcoin and Lightning Node (LND, Core Lightning or Eclair), which is baked right into the BTCpayServer software and can be managed from the WebUI.

We didn't create the Hack0, btw. That was nostr:npub1zfytz6ktce3av2svlfpl0e79e44tnskxmvlpkcmc7q0xct3qa49swvm60l , who was also kind enough to update the Hack0 image so it includes many important updates right from the first boot.

Talking about updates, since the Hack0 runs BTCpayServer, important updates are delivered very quickly.

What we did create, however, are the two enclosure options you can choose from. The hardware and lid are secured by M3 screws which thread into brass inserts. The NVME and RockPro64 are both heatsinked, additional cooling is provided by a whispersilent LED-Fan. Plug & Play BTCPay

Need proof that this is a good product?

Well, if you bought from us and checked out using BTCpay, your payment was processed by a Hack0.

And if you didn't, you've missed out!

FRDM 1y ago 💬 1

Is this something to buy on gobrrr.me?

Replying to

Nunya Bidness

I made a picture . . .

FRDM 1y ago

The image helped me enjoy the Alden tweet to a higher degree. 🔥

FRDM 1y ago

https://wavlake.com/richard

Replying to

reelrichard

Check out this track I made with nostr:npub13ufy4pq004yqhu5gvmrdazuwk69w2f0dva8c2xaj69ds4sjztkxq83kjnw on nostr:npub1yfg0d955c2jrj2080ew7pa4xrtj7x7s7umt28wh0zurwmxgpyj9shwv6vg

'Transmission'

"no bugs, no pods, no bluechecks.."

#nostr #tunestr

https://wavlake.com/track/008ae34a-444a-49f1-94e6-0d051bb39d0c

FRDM 1y ago

Listening now. 100% lit.

Replying to

Lyn Alden

The Carnival of Venice is occurring now.

Venetian masks are sometimes used to symbolize decadence. But historically, there was a lot more to them than that.

Centuries ago, Venice was a highly stratified society, meaning big gaps between the wealthy nobles and the commoners, and between men and women. But the Venetian carnival, and any parties where the masks were worn, were opportunities for the nobles and commoners to mingle as equals without knowing or caring someone's social station.

The masks removed identity, and along with it, removed many consequences of interaction. People could speak their mind and interact more thoroughly without the heavy restrictions of the social stratification. And they could be critical of the current social structure without it necessarily being tied back to their identity. If society is open, then perhaps anonymity is rarely needed. But if society is closed or repressive, then anonymity is a tool to change minds while minimizing the consequences to the individual.

And Venetian masks were all different and beautiful, coming in all manner of styles and colors. The wearer could express themselves without revealing themselves, similar to how we might think of a social media avatar today, but in the real world.

Authoritarian/fascist governments on multiple occasions banned the carnival and criminalized the wearing of the masks, because anonymity and social equality were perceived as threatening to them. But as those governments fell, the carnival and tradition returned.

Anyway, good morning Nostr.