Nostr Web Client

pauloes 1mo ago

Opens cashapp

Looks for maps feature

Remembers where he lives on the real world map 🗽

Closes cashapp

pauloes 2mo ago

Mariners grand slam. Let’s go Ms.

pauloes 2mo ago

Blueprint really starts at ‘u don't know’

pauloes 3mo ago

Two percent of your population had access to the internet in twenty-twenty-two. That’s too many twos.

Replying to

Frank Corva

My notes from the Tornado Cash trial today:

The jury continued to deliberate…

At 9:24 AM EST, the jury sent a note with two questions written on it:

(I’m paraphrasing the questions.)

1. Do the sanctioned wallets include intermediary wallets?

2. Do the sanctions follow intermediary wallets?

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After some back and forth with the prosecution and defense, Judge Failla said that she would refer the jury to a chart that includes a list of the sanctioned addresses in response to the first question.

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In response to the second, Judge Failla said that she’d tell the jury that she cannot give them answer.

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The jury also sent a second note asking if they could get the transcripts of Mr. William Lopez to prove venue.

The judge said that the court would provide them with said transcripts.

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Some more background on the back and forth between the judge and the prosecution and defense:

The prosecution stated that they wanted the judge to write that the jury is “hyperfocused on questions that don’t have ‘yes’ or ‘no’ answers.” (She didn’t include that in her response note.)

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The prosecution also suggested that the judge mention one of the sanctioned addresses (the “0x0 address”) as well as the Lazarus Group being placed on the SDN list in her note to the jury.

(SDN stands for “Specially Designated Nationals” and the list is a sanctions list published by OFAC.)

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The judge responded to the prosecution by stating “They didn’t ask about the Lazarus Group.”

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The defense requested that the judge respond with “no” and “no” to the jury’s two questions.

“I’m not doing that,” the judge said bluntly.

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The jury shared a note at 12:14 PM EST in which they stated “We’ve made a lot of progress today” and “We’ve reached a natural stopping point.”

The judge read this note aloud to the courtroom just before 12:30 PM EST, when the trial day concluded.

In the judge’s response note, she wished the juror whose mother is celebrating her 90th birthday today a happy birthday.

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The jury will continue deliberating tomorrow at 8:45 AM EST.

pauloes 4mo ago 💬 1

Wow. Thanks Frank. Is there a stream for this?

pauloes 5mo ago

Fanum is pure entertainment

https://youtu.be/-KFA5L4YpwY

pauloes 5mo ago

‪Excited to be selected as a speaker for the inaugural Africa Bitcoin Conference Diaspora (ABCD) in Boston nostr:npub1dtvscxrhj224un2yeqvca5y4tp8ly02u2ndpeggzl4xf63c5c6ws53wc6t

Friday, August 15 @ Royal Sonesta Hotel

https://x.com/afrobitcoinorg/status/1942202371859517651%E2%80%AC

pauloes 5mo ago

Excited to see what bitchat will do for people and places around the world with little to no internet access, government internet shutdowns, power outages, etc. @jack #Eritrea

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pauloes 11mo ago

Saquan to the Super Bowl 🏈🏆

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Sooly⚡️سولي 🇱🇧🇧🇪🇦🇪🇦🇴

Check you DMs

pauloes 1y ago 💬 1

What a time! I’m glad you both made it. Honestly the best Eritrean restaurant experience I’ve ever had. Who knew Nairobi had the goods.

Replying to

calle

bro, that's osho

pauloes 1y ago

😂 very accurate

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BTCPay Server

BTCPAY 2.0 IS OUT!!! 🚀

https://blog.btcpayserver.org/btcpay-server-2-0/

BTCPay Server 2.0 realigns the internal architecture with the lessons we’ve learned since 2017, positioning us to better support both plugin developers and ourselves as we implement new features.

🌎New interface localization

🧭New sidebar-only navigation

📲New onboarding flow for new users and Point Of Sale

🏬Three new e-commerce integrations @Wix, @Odoo & @BigCommerce

🙌Checkout v2 default

🎨Branding enhancements

While it may not seem immediately obvious, we expect users to see the full potential of 2.0 in the upcoming months, as the ecosystem continues to thrive and build on top of it. With BTCPay Server 2.0, we’re introducing breaking changes in our API that allow us to eliminate the technical debt that has accumulated over the years.

Updating to BTCPay Server 2.0 is a one-way process with no option for rolling back. Because of that, we're making it opt-in, requiring that you SSH into your server and run:

git fetch

git checkout 2.0

btcpay-update.sh

Seamless integration into existing systems remains one of our top priorities, and we’re excited to introduce three new e-commerce integrations that expand the possibilities for merchants:

- Wix

- Odoo

- BigCommerce

If you use plugins with your BTCPay Server, you might notice that some are disabled after updates - we do that to prevent server crashes.

If you use plugins with your BTCPay Server, you may notice that some are disabled following updates - we do this to prevent server crashes. If you rely heavily on plugins for your BTCPay operations, we recommend that you double-check compatibility and look for announcements from plugin developers regarding their support for version 2.0 before proceeding with the upgrade.

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In the end 💚 Thanks to all that contributed

With 2.0 we wanted to do all the hard work, most of which may be invisible, but it sets a great base on what we’re aiming to do in 2025. Keep an eye on the upcoming minor releases that we’ll ship if we notice any bugs. In the next few big releases we’re hoping to ship some of the most requested features that further enhance our mission.

Super-special shout out goes to our community testers, who went beyond and above testing the 2.0: @cypherpunkstore nostr:npub1qqqqqq9tkeunk6ma4zdlgt4euev7p5c64jdmp7354x0zdrns3ars20hrhr nostr:npub1k5f85zx0xdskyayqpfpc0zq6n7vwqjuuxugkayk72fgynp34cs3qfcvqg2 @JoinStrainly.

We hope you enjoy what this update has to offer. As always, thank you to our invaluable contributors, who directly participated in making 2.0 possible: nostr:npub14j7wc366rf8efqvnnm8m68pazy04kkj8fgu6uqumh3eqlhfst0kqrngtpf @dstrukt @jackstar0512 nostr:npub1y24gz5gwucl79vtv4ctwpysl0r5m4xyzu2rgulnr44ks3t5mt92q4nz2ad nostr:npub1qm72nur0wn8cdgt0unp0amzssuqxg03tzpd4r87e856nxtz344fs6g74md nostr:npub1zfytz6ktce3av2svlfpl0e79e44tnskxmvlpkcmc7q0xct3qa49swvm60l @nisaba nostr:npub1za04drthlvxtwsq0phwc4mgh8rxhjafjkv2w7pf6ze5afka8gvaquadur3 @TChileta nostr:npub1rj7eh0eu3skwcyr5adpcjwxft9z4yjdspjryq6gynqw2j49f9a3quqjpw2 nostr:npub1j8y6tcdfw3q3f3h794s6un0gyc5742s0k5h5s2yqj0r70cpklqeqjavrvg

Final thanks - of course - goes to https://foundation.btcpayserver.org supporters who are ensuring our FOSS work is sustainable and are helping us make this tech available to everyone!

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@BaillieGifford

@Tether_to

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@LunaNode

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@Unbank