Haha
Welcome to Nostr, by the way 🤙
Nostr helps elect a third party candidate to President of the USA. That would be the ultimate fuck you to corporate media.
Makes me think of people who try to eat healthy while our social engagements revolve around unhealthy food choices. We all know we should eat better, but we want to hang out with people so we eat the same garage they are.
What’s the license for this note, can’t find the markdown file
Rain is so awesome, free water!
There’s a group of people that will likely never see this post.
Can people stop posting on Nostr for a while? I’m trying to get a Freedom Tech Wrap episode done and you’re highly distracting 😛
- Your content doesn’t look the same in every client
- Treat everything you post as permanent
- More relays isn’t always better. It’s okay to have your relay list to 10 or less.
- You can find community-specific relays that deliver different content that the masses might not care about (for example there are many Japan relays that the rest of the world doesn’t use, giving them their own regional Nostr experience)
Nashville getting ready nostr:note19zwtt4hdhdf5fw4axzsksdukrk4wxldurqvvu5lkz8nj0eexy5xqcwssqg
Saturday project complete. ✅
Using Scrypted and Homebridge, running on my trusty nostr:npub1aghreq2dpz3h3799hrawev5gf5zc2kt4ch9ykhp9utt0jd3gdu2qtlmhct, I now have access to my Wyze devices via Apple Home, and can send the Wyze app back to hell, where it belongs.
Homebridge always delivers. So good.
This is a typical bullshit graph (see https://www.callingbullshit.org/):
The y-axis is logarithmic to increase the appearance of a strong correlation.
Why does that make it bullshitty? Percentage changes could be correlated.
Glad you have that beautiful greenery. The view never gets old, promise.
Yeah, if it’s all DCA transactions then there is less of a privacy consideration. They are all your transactions already. Every once in a while when fees are low, you could send your bitcoin from your wallet back to your wallet in one big transaction.
Welcome! That is quite the hype to live up to. Hopefully Nostr doesn’t disappoint. 🤙
Welcome Jon. Happy to have another person around here! I think you’ll find that Reporting stuff you don’t like doesn’t have much effect around here. 🤙
When you receive Bitcoin into your wallet, it is stored as a single transaction (UTXO). This is like a single box with Bitcoin in it. To show you the amount of Bitcoin you own, your wallet opens every box (UTXO) and adds together all of the amounts. If you want to send Bitcoin to someone, your wallet opens a box to see if there is enough in there for the amount you want to send. If there isn’t enough, it opens another box and adds that amount. Eventually it opens enough boxes until it gets enough to cover the amount you want to send.
For every box that is opened (UXTO), there is a fee. The more boxes you open, the more data that has to be sent with the transaction. When Bitcoin fees get high, it becomes very expensive to send Bitcoin when your wallet has many little boxes with small amounts of Bitcoin.
To save on costs, it is better to have only a few bigger boxes (UTXOs) that have higher amounts of Bitcoin in them. That way when you send Bitcoin to someone, your wallet can find the correct amount in the first box it opens.
There is a privacy trade-off here. Pooling your Bitcoin into a single UTXO means that you are connecting many transactions with each other.
When you receive Bitcoin into your wallet, it is stored as a single transaction (UTXO). This is like a single box with Bitcoin in it. To show you the amount of Bitcoin you own, your wallet opens every box (UTXO) and adds together all of the amounts. If you want to send Bitcoin to someone, your wallet opens a box to see if there is enough in there for the amount you want to send. If there isn’t enough, it opens another box and adds that amount. Eventually it opens enough boxes until it gets enough to cover the amount you want to send.
For every box that is opened (UXTO), there is a fee. The more boxes you open, the more data that has to be sent with the transaction. When Bitcoin fees get high, it becomes very expensive to send Bitcoin when your wallet has many little boxes with small amounts of Bitcoin.
To save on costs, it is better to have only a few bigger boxes (UTXOs) that have higher amounts of Bitcoin in them. That way when you send Bitcoin to someone, your wallet can find the correct amount in the first box it opens.
There is a privacy trade-off here. Pooling your Bitcoin into a single UTXO means that you are connecting many transactions with each other.
It’s worth reaching out to see.
Find me on Xitter if that’s your thing. Nostr is my home base, Xitter is for broader distribution. https://twitter.com/markskram