Nostr Web Client

So if you are looking for just personal backup rather than hosting a public relay for everyone, its actually quite simple to setup. I have a raspberry pi running umbrel and it has a locally hosted relay that i connect to one of my npubs. You also should try nostrsync.live and run a DeepSync which will go into a whole bunch of relays and pull old data. Some relays make copies of others so there is a good chance that running that will pull up your old stuff. Let me know how it goes.

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Vyram Kraven

Actually you have to fear the risk of censorship on nostr even more. Any relay your profile is connected to can remove your notes anytime any one of the relays feel like it. I've lost over a years worth of notes & I have to make backups because I can't tell which relay is doing it, why or get a answer from anyone on why this is happening.

SUDO 💾 1y ago

Paid relays you haven't supported maybe? Not a problem if you run your own relay. There is also a service called nostrsync that will throw your stuff all over multiple relays.

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Nostr can’t be compared to Bitcoin. From the start, it was captured by VCs, and I was bullish at first but my expectations was killed by captured devs with none profit $ I’ve decided to leave for good. There are better, safer communication channels out there. I wish you all the best! Remember, if you see anyone using the name “yegorpetrov” or accessing this NSEC, it’s a scam-it’s not me!

I’m moving on and enjoying my life, and I hope you do the same. Always be skeptical of those around you in this space, chances are big that they’re not your friends. Doubt everyone and everything! Don’t trust, verify !

SUDO 💾 1y ago

Oof, sorry man.

SUDO 💾 1y ago

A bunch of people drop their OPSEC once they discover Nostr because of it's censorship resistant properties. My dude, while you are free to say whatever you want here without risk of censorship, you're government is more than happy to ID you and take you out if you paint a target on your own back. While you can opt for both censorship resistance and privacy, they don't come packaged together by default.

SUDO 💾 1y ago

The sad reality is that most people don't NEED a censorship resistant platform. If push came to shove, most people wouldn't just comply with their overlords overreach but go the extra mile to remain within their good graces. #plebchain #nostr

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mrclownworld

I’m talking about the entire Bitcoin movement - the code, the origin, the media, the influencoors, the conferences especially, and the market price.

Except ordinals. Those seem like a challenge by a competing state actor (Israel?).

And it should be noted that none of what I’m saying discourages me from holding Bitcoin as a primary reserve asset. I just think it’s worthwhile to be honest about who we’re in bed with.

SUDO 💾 1y ago

Based. I get the concerns. I'm actually more concerned over the intentional lack of privacy in bitcoin, especially after what happened with Samouri. It's pushed me towards #Monero for that reason.

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mrclownworld

Don’t underestimate the fact that all market prices are spoofed.

SUDO 💾 1y ago

You have the right to set your own price on p2p exchanges my man. Nobody is stopping you from putting up your bitcoin for sale at $100m a sat. Nobody would buy that today unless you market some rare sats campaign, but your point has moved from CIA anxiety to kyc bitcoin price manipulation. Losely tied at best and plenty of viable opt outs.

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Saberhagen The Nameless

Looks like they already have an alpha release being worked on for the bounty

http://github.com/KewbitXMR/haveno-plus/

"Building an Open-Source Android App for Haveno Dex"

https://bounties.monero.social/posts/126/21-112m-building-an-open-source-android-app-for-haveno-dex

SUDO 💾 1y ago

Excited to see more haveno instances.

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mrclownworld

Satoshi did not let go of his “power”, he still holds millions of coins.

It matters because if the world found out it was the US intelligence state that invented it, it might be challenging to achieve global adoption.

SUDO 💾 1y ago

Power is in the code, not his wealth. He gave up publish permissions. Worst he could do with his coins is blast the market for a little while. If the CIA had source code publish permissions, there are only a handful of things they could do to mess with bitcoin without hard forking it. Because of this, I don't think it's a viable argument to worry about.

SUDO 💾 1y ago

Silent Payments on Bitcoin Blockchain definitely helps with some of the needed privacy aspects for this ship to continue. Cake Wallet already supports this and I'm sure others will join in soon.

https://silentpayments.xyz/

#privacy #bitcoin #opsec #freedom

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mrclownworld

Seems like everyone is talking about how the intelligence community created Bitcoin lately and none of the influenceoors will answer the question directly nostr:note18zh35cfna035k0z4emwl0r4vlu2jhz5hn33ql5ldg9rzws07p7js09af36

SUDO 💾 1y ago

How would you expect them to respond? If nobody knows who Satoshi is, how can we with 100% certainty know that he or the team were not comprised of intel individuals? The real question is why does it even matter? The project is open source and Satoshi let go of his power. If anything, I believe that is the best evidence that he wasn't CIA because government never willingly gives up power over anything.

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