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Give it a try, specially if you are paying for a Plex subscription and would like to get out of it.

If you run Jellyfin, update it to 10.8.13 ASAP.

There’s a critical vulnerability affecting versions <10.8.12.

For non kyc, yes HodlHodl is a great option. Worth also looking at:

-Robosats

-Peach

Free and open-source software.

And #bitcoin fixes this

Loved the lightning/liquid video. Can you recommend exchanges that are good for people in the UK. Trying to buy no KYC sats with minimal withdrawal fees for GBP. So far I think HodlHodl might be my best bet?

Is "non-kyc" exchange viable in the uk? Realistically, you're gonna pay in £ by bank. So you're both kyc'd at that point anyway.

Over time there will be different relays with different policies and reputations on which users can tune in or not. It's like selecting the radio frequency you want to listen to.

Does it make sense?

Coracle, Snort, Yana, Nostur, noStrudel, Satellite, Nos.social, 0xChat...

Besides Amethyst, of course.

Most of them? 25 or so between desktop, phone and tablet. I don't actually know. I go from Gossip to Rabbit.

I’m not sure I completely understand your question.

A private key is just a number.

It can be “loaded into” any number of devices, whether hardware or software.

In general, keys that are generated by software connected to the internet are considered “hot.”

In terms of security, there would be no benefit in “restoring” this key on a price of hardware.

Instead, use a hardware device, such as cold card or jade to generate a new key entirely offline.

Then, never allow that key (or the device that generated it) to touch the internet.

Does that answer the question?

My feed is starting to look very different depending on the client I am on. And I love it. Let's go!

Some clients only want to support specific event kinds and thus don't show up to 40% of the content others do. While others use different relay sets and smart algos to find replies that are interesting to you and show them in the main feed. Some show everything even if they have not been able to load previews or posts while others hide everything until they download and are able to display all the dependencies at once.

Lots of experiments. But, more importantly, there are many diverse opinions from client authors on what the main feed should have and look like. And that's awsome!