Is it this one?
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Relatable.org and nostr.oxtr.dev picked it up.
Its an open source specification for creating timestamps.
Probably
I didn't look it up either
"If we're all connected then how do I unplug?"
Imma be calling this the "how do I touch grass song" lmao
I understand how intelligence operations from the country I live in, or a country my country is allied with could impact me, but I don't understand how intelligence operations on me from a country my country is adversarial towards impacts me at all.
In tiktoks case I get it. They have algos designed to attempt to change the political landscape of your country and put themselves in an advantageous position, but what's the impact with telegram?
While I only know in a general sense that web browsers are war zones, I have been unable to give a level of detail that was satisfactory to anyone who commented on my posts both on SN and nostr about my concerns with putting money in a web browser (first in a general sense, but then it became focused on mutiny wallet specifically).
A web wallet dev has the first hand experience necessary for such an explanation right?
Yup. Nostr isn't money, so its okay to be more carefree with it. If a nostr app loses all your relays and you lose your priv key its not a big deal.
If a Bitcoin app corrupts its save file and you lose your private key, it is money so it is a big deal.
If we compare Bitcoin script to nostr json calls, if a note messes with how a client displays things or crashes the app no big deal just update the app. If the json messes with a relay once again software update.
Bitcoin script on the other hand, you can set a time lock for 1,000 years, you can send to undependable addresses, and if it were not as constrained as it is now, you need only look at Ethereum for how that can go wrong
ITO. Its totally different from an ICO guys.So much different....
Typical scammer behavior. When people catch on to the scam, just start calling it by a different name
Point me at a nostr client that supports keysend for zaps and I very much will. I'm only using SN to receive zaps for compatibility reasons. I got blixt wallet rearing to go. Got Phoenix too, but they aren't done with bolt 12. I've actually been actively complaining about this.
I also have a hash checker ready to go: https://github.com/hash-checker/hash-checker
So that I can verify what I'm downloading.
So if you had a release in your releases I could verify the hash.
Its a shame that keysend payments are not the norm for zaps. Maybe bolt 12 will change things.
And what do you mean "minimized web assembly code you can't read"? Why wouldn't I be able to read it? I don't know what the vendetta with f-droid here is, and I don't know what version of f-droid caused you such a vendetta, but I do actually get a link to the source code in my version.
I can take that I'm wrong to suggest a particular browser, it is no longer maintained after all.
Here's the reason it was abandoned:
https://github.com/tobykurien/WebApps/issues/253
"Unfortunately the bad news is that I will probably stop supporting this app this year, despite this app being a labour of love and one I'm proud of. The sandbox leaks mentioned in the README, combined with browser fingerprinting, supercookies, FLoC, and other hostile abuses of Web technology, have made me come to the conclusion that the Web is a lost cause for private browsing. Yes, WebApps offers only limited protection, and that protection will probably decrease every year."
Really Tony? We're really stuck on this f-droid thing right now? The point isn't that it came from f-droid Tony. It could be Opera or Chrome or Firefox or anything! The point is just that its not the same browser as your daily driver.
There isn't even a damn version number on the thing Tony! If I'm trying to use this in a version controlled way as I described, how am I supposed to know what version I'm on?
1. Locally hosted.
2. Sanctioned off from other shit.
Its like I said. A file that you download and load the file location of into a browser that isn't the same app you "watch free online" in.
It isn't that its a pwa, its that its a pwa that took no effort to minimize its attack surface. If you're gonna put money in a web browser, the most heavily researched application in I.T. for exploits with a wild environment that just executes whatever the site you visit gives it, I would think its because you have a very good excuse with very good risk minimization.
When I saw that this app was called "mutiny" I thought ah yes, the solution you go to when the app store has taken everything from you and the device you're on doesn't have "jailbreaking" instructions yet. What I was not thinking was that the app would commit a mutiny on your sats.
We live in a world of links that are 1 letter off, of people who think the internet is down when DNS gets shut off by a government or ddosed or just has a bad day, its a post "atomic wallet" world. A world where people have already lost money from malicious updates. A world where we gotta be talking about verifying applications before we run them, not for nerds who are extra, but as an expectation for grandmas. Nobody wants to make the ux to verify better, they just want to make things vulnerable and make "ux" an excuse for it.
Normalize basic security habits and quit normalizing the unsanitary computer practices.
Ingenious. The scammer making the AI generated girls is genius.
This is basically the president saying "gather 'em up bois we're going to war". They're calling up people who are in the reserves. So its not a draft, but it is an increase in active duty manpower.
My mind goes through various attack points, but to be a little more simple about the thought process, I see a way to do better, and I don't understand why doing less than the optimal as a matter of expectation would be a desirable project goal.