Nostr Web Client

Feels a bit like that doesn’t it

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unixmonks

That was fast. Will test today, thanks!

Shared via https://pullthatupjamie.ai

Works a treat, thanks!

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TFTC

The GENIUS Act Summarized

Token freezing

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Adam Montano

Trying out an eink screen for working. Very easy on the eyes. Wish it had a bit more contrast though. Most images are completely obscured.

What brand / model? Been thinking of going this route myself.

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MattA

💪🏽👨🏻

Spot on

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Lol holy shit, channeling the inner Neo

Your post got my so pumped, this is what I’m here for LFG

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https://untraceabledigitaldissident.com/

Why I started a Blog

I got sick of pretending things were fine.

Nothing radicalized me, I just started paying attention.

Every day, you’re told to smile while getting scanned, tracked, logged, sold. We lost the fun P2P internet we had in the 90’s and it became corporate. Terms and conditions as long as books. Apps you can’t just buy anymore, only monthly subscription fees while they suck every bit of personal data they can from you. Cameras on every block. Microphones in your pocket. Cell tower drops. Mass surveillance as the default and people still call it freedom.

Palantir, Chainalysis, freaking Google

I watched the creep happen. So did you. One update at a time. One convenience at a time. Until one day you realize your life isn’t yours anymore. It’s data on someone else’s server. You are a commodity packaged and sold.

So I started giving friendly tips to people on nostr. Then I started writing. I just wanted to say what no one around me was saying out loud. I wanted to bring back the cypherpunk spirit. I wanted to contribute because it was the right thing to do.

We all can see what is happening but few people seem to care. Fewer realize that there is anything they can do about it.

This blog is a punch to the nose to complacency. A middle finger to passive acceptance. A notebook for people who still believe in owning their mind, their files, their fate.

I’m not selling you privacy. I’m helping you claw it back.

WHAT COMES NEXT

Whatever the hell it takes.

I’ll be posting guides. The kind that break dependencies. Encryption that actually works. Operational habits that don’t rely on trust. Notes from the edge. Mistakes too (yes they will happen) I’m not here to cosplay invincibility. I don’t know everything and we all are forever learning,

You won’t get RSS-perfect weekly drops. You’ll get what matters, when it matters.

If you want dopamine loops, scroll somewhere else.

But if you’re ready to unplug, unlearn, and start carving your own exit, you’ll find tools here. Guides, Rants, Maps, Warnings, and Matches to burn it all down.

nostr:nevent1qgs8rpyjz98rzf4ccuqqhpatdsr3tvgayyhzwn24994s7tuxg3md7dgpr9mhxue69uhhyetvv9ujuumwdae8gtnnda3kjctv9uq3wamnwvaz7tmjv4kxz7fwdehhxarj9e3xzmny9uqzqk9fd0tl99cptp6uwm6j3vqqpc8hatzp508r70eqwuwyasdzw0du9v8dye

I’m going to show them a world without you. A world without rules and controls, without borders or boundaries. A world where anything is possible. Where we go from there is a choice I leave to you.

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LNemail

LNemail now supports removing emails (single or bulk). The overall design has also been improved.

Thanks for the idea!

That was fast. Will test today, thanks!

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Adam Montano

Andoid updated the other day and one time I unlocked my phone to see this. Wtf.

Not surprising as android is basically a nadvertising platform

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LNemail

Good idea!

Automatically after some time or just a button next to each email to manually click on? I'm guessing the latter but just to be sure.

A delete button in the email page. And a way to bulk delete on the main emails page (checkbox next to each mail item and delete button at top?)

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LNemail

Two great news:

- Added support for SENDING emails.

- LNemail is now officially out of beta. Stable and monitored.

Thanks you all for your ideas and support. Enjoy the service!

Good stuff. Would also like to delete emails.

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Revised and final table of contents for #UNTRACEABLE

#privacy

Section I - FOUNDATIONS

Lesson 1 – Thinking Like a Cypherpunk

Supplemental Reading - Beginning Steps to Privacy

Lesson 2 – Operational Security (OPSEC) for Real Life

Supplemental reading - Nyms, Personas, and Digital Identity

Lesson 3 – Threat Modeling for Dissidents

Supplemental Reading - Operational Security and Your Digital Life

Section II - CRYPTOGRAPHY AS A WEAPON

Lesson 4 – Symmetric Encryption (AES) in Action

Supplemental Reading - Encrypt Everything!

Lesson 5 – Asymmetric Encryption: GPG and the Web of Trust

Supplemental Reading - Protecting Email Communications

Lesson 6 – Zero-Knowledge and Hashes

Section III - ANONYMITY & COMMUNICATIONS

Lesson 7 – Tor, Mixnets, and Routing Obfuscation

Supplemental Reading - Clearnet vs VPN vs Tor

Lesson 8 – End-to-End Encrypted Messaging

Supplemental Reading - Your Phone is not your Friend

Lesson 9 – OPSEC, Identity Separation, and Burner Protocols

Supplemental Reading - A VPN is Not Magic

Lesson 10 – CoinJoin, Monero, and Financial Privacy

Supplemental Reading - Financial Privacy

Section IV - FIELD WORK

Lesson 11 – Operational Security (OPSEC) & Anonymity in the Field

Supplemental Reading - How to use a Burner Phone

Lesson 12 – Anti-Forensics & Operational Disappearance

Supplemental Reading - Photo Metadata Dump

Lesson 13 – Secure Dropboxes & Dead Drops

Supplemental Reading - Data Privacy

Lesson 14 – Physical Surveillance & Real-World Recon

Lesson 15 – Red Team Tactics in the Real World

Section V - DEPLOYMENT & RESISTANCE

Lesson 16 – Building a Censorship-Proof Network

Lesson 17 – Self-Hosting and Digital Sovereignty

Supplemental Reading - HOW TO: Set up your free private Onion Mail

Lesson 18 – Going Dark: Total Digital Disappearance

FINAL PROJECT

AFTERWORD

Planning on hardcopy?

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I'm probably the only person writing a book with a text editor in markdown.

#UNTRACEABLE

Adds credibility

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Current Table of Contents for #UNTRACEABLE *subject to change

#privacy

INTRODUCTION

OVERVIEW

FOUNDATIONS

Lesson 1 – Thinking Like a Cypherpunk

Supplemental Reading - Beginning Steps to Privacy

Lesson 2 – Operational Security (OPSEC) for Real Life

Supplemental reading - Nyms, Personas, and Digital Identity

Lesson 3 – Threat Modeling for Dissidents

Supplemental Reading - Operational Security and Your Digital Life

CRYPTOGRAPHY AS A WEAPON

Lesson 4 – Symmetric Encryption (AES) in Action

Supplemental Reading - Encrypt Everything!

Lesson 5 – Asymmetric Encryption: GPG and the Web of Trust

Supplemental Reading - Protecting Email Communications

Lesson 6 – Zero-Knowledge and Hashes

ANONYMITY & COMMUNICATIONS

Lesson 7 – Tor, Mixnets, and Routing Obfuscation

Supplemental Reading - Clearnet vs VPN vs Tor

Lesson 8 – End-to-End Encrypted Messaging

Supplemental Reading - Your Phone is not your Friend

Lesson 9 – OPSEC, Identity Separation, and Burner Protocols

Supplemental Reading - A VPN is Not Magic

Lesson 10 – CoinJoin, Monero, and Financial Privacy

HACKING AND EXPLOITATION

Lesson 11 – Recon and Scanning

Lesson 12 – Web Exploitation

Lesson 13 – Credential Attacks & Enumeration

Lesson 14 – Exploit Dev 101 (Buffer Overflows, ROP)

Lesson 15 – Reverse Engineering for Resistance

ADVANCED TRADECRAFT

Lesson 16 – Writing Custom Tools (Python/Go/C)

Lesson 17 – Linux, Windows, and Embedded Targets

Lesson 18 – Red Team Tactics in the Real World

DEPLOYMENT & RESISTANCE

Lesson 19 – Building a Censorship-Proof Network

Lesson 20 – Self-Hosting and Digital Sovereignty

Lesson 21 – Going Dark: Total Digital Disappearance

FINAL PROJECT

Would like to see something in there on lightning opsec

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Current Table of Contents for #UNTRACEABLE *subject to change

#privacy

INTRODUCTION

OVERVIEW

FOUNDATIONS

Lesson 1 – Thinking Like a Cypherpunk

Supplemental Reading - Beginning Steps to Privacy

Lesson 2 – Operational Security (OPSEC) for Real Life

Supplemental reading - Nyms, Personas, and Digital Identity

Lesson 3 – Threat Modeling for Dissidents

Supplemental Reading - Operational Security and Your Digital Life

CRYPTOGRAPHY AS A WEAPON

Lesson 4 – Symmetric Encryption (AES) in Action

Supplemental Reading - Encrypt Everything!

Lesson 5 – Asymmetric Encryption: GPG and the Web of Trust

Supplemental Reading - Protecting Email Communications

Lesson 6 – Zero-Knowledge and Hashes

ANONYMITY & COMMUNICATIONS

Lesson 7 – Tor, Mixnets, and Routing Obfuscation

Supplemental Reading - Clearnet vs VPN vs Tor

Lesson 8 – End-to-End Encrypted Messaging

Supplemental Reading - Your Phone is not your Friend

Lesson 9 – OPSEC, Identity Separation, and Burner Protocols

Supplemental Reading - A VPN is Not Magic

Lesson 10 – CoinJoin, Monero, and Financial Privacy

HACKING AND EXPLOITATION

Lesson 11 – Recon and Scanning

Lesson 12 – Web Exploitation

Lesson 13 – Credential Attacks & Enumeration

Lesson 14 – Exploit Dev 101 (Buffer Overflows, ROP)

Lesson 15 – Reverse Engineering for Resistance

ADVANCED TRADECRAFT

Lesson 16 – Writing Custom Tools (Python/Go/C)

Lesson 17 – Linux, Windows, and Embedded Targets

Lesson 18 – Red Team Tactics in the Real World

DEPLOYMENT & RESISTANCE

Lesson 19 – Building a Censorship-Proof Network

Lesson 20 – Self-Hosting and Digital Sovereignty

Lesson 21 – Going Dark: Total Digital Disappearance

FINAL PROJECT

Hey gang. It was awesome meeting everyone at #nosvegas and connecting with all sorts of funny, interesting and smart souls these past few days. Seriously, this community is awesome. I mentioned to some of you that I've been working on a nostr client of my own and since I've gotten quite a few more followers since I last posted about, I thought I would go ahead and shill it again for you all. It's super simple and minimalistic. Geared towards the nerdy linux types that do stuff like read email or check their rss feed in their terminals. Its called Nostratui and its built with rust using the ratatui library. Link here: https://github.com/adamm-xyz/nostratui

Will buy

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Adam Montano

Nice one! Can it do images in the terminal?

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SoapMiner

🚨 Sats for answers 🚨

Been toying with the idea of expanding to new products. Lip Balm, deodorant, balm, skin cream etc. All with completely natural ingredients. Mostly Tallow.

I'd appreciate your feedback. What are you interested in, besides soap? Only actual answers will be paid. Don't just give me a 👍

Reply = 50 Sats

Reply + repost = 100 Sats

I'm genuinely curious. I want to know what the Nostriches want for their personal hygiene needs. Let me know, so I can continue to build.

Thank you 🙏🫂💜

Sunscreen

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Alekandar Svetski

First time in Lisbon.

Other than the long ass immigration line, I’m impressed so far.

✅ 30 day SIM card. Cheap. No KYC

✅ 30min uber ride from airport. 10€

Let’s see how the food is tonight.

The Uber’s are ridiculously cheap

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Tim Bouma

nostr:npub1vr2nva0s0hhfulthjy8053rg9kruk5erzwaxdw85gjwkfytj994sgudzvx I absolutely love your service, but right now having trouble paying in Lightning. Can you fix? Your service is a lifeline for me.

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Traveling right now across multiple borders on a silent link eSIM. Seamless.

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jack

💯

What kind of bitcoiner?

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Anon

What’s an indirect way to use Google search? I hate searching Google with all their CAPTCHA “prove you’re human” garbage and useless AI summaries. I use a VPN to obscure my IP of course, plus an Ad Blocker, but is there a way to bypass all their other BS?