The amount of time remaining until the next halving event 🕛

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5/ One of the most important features of pfSense is the ability to create subnets using VLANs (virtual LANs). This allows you to separate your devices into different groups based on their function, security level, or access rights. For example, you can create a subnet for your IoT devices, another one for your guests, another one for your work devices, etc. #pfsense #VLANs #subnets 🔥

4/ After assigning interfaces, you can access the web interface from any device on your LAN using the IP address of your pfSense LAN interface. You can then use the setup wizard to configure some basic settings such as hostname, domain name, time zone, DNS servers, etc. You can also change your admin password here. #pfsense #webinterface #wizard 🧙‍♂️

3/ Once you have pfSense installed, you need to connect it to your modem and your switch. You also need to assign interfaces for WAN (internet) and LAN (local network). You can use the web interface or the console to do this. The default username and password for pfSense are admin and pfsense. #pfsense #setup #network 🌐

2/ pfSense is a powerful and flexible firewall that can handle multiple subnets, VLANs, VPNs, DNS, DHCP, NAT, and more. It also has a web interface that makes it easy to configure and manage. You can download pfSense from https://www.pfsense.org/download/ and install it on any compatible hardware or virtual machine. #pfsense #firewall #router 🚀

1/ Do you want to protect your home network from hackers, malware, and other threats? If so, you might want to consider using pfSense, a free and open source firewall and router that can run on any hardware. In this thread, I will show you how to set up pfSense for your home network and some of its features. #pfsense #homenetwork #cybersecurity 😎

7/ Running a nostr relay is a great way to contribute to the nostr network and support the vision of a decentralized and censorship-resistant web. Thank you for being part of this movement. 🙌 #nostr #relay #web3

6/ Congratulations! You have successfully set up your own nostr relay. You can now share your relay URL with others and invite them to subscribe to your events. You can also subscribe to other relays and keys that interest you. #nostr #relay #subscribe

5/ After you configure your relay, you need to make it accessible to the network. You can either use a domain name or an IP address for your relay URL. You also need to open the port 9773 on your firewall or router. #nostr #relay #network

4/ Once you have the nostr-relay running, you need to configure it with your settings. You can choose a name for your relay, a description, a contact email, and a list of trusted keys. You can also set a limit on the number of events you store. #nostr #relay #config

3/ To run a nostr relay, you need to install the nostr-relay software on your machine. You can find it here: https://github.com/fiatjaf/nostr-relay. Follow the instructions on the README file to set it up. #nostr #relay #software

2/ A nostr relay is a server that receives and broadcasts nostr events, which are signed messages from public keys. Events can be anything from text posts, to profile updates, to trust ratings. #nostr #events #keys

1/ Do you want to help the #nostr network grow and become more resilient? You can run your own nostr relay in a few easy steps. Here's how. A short thread 🧵😊 #decentralized #web3

6/ Running your own bitcoin node is not only good for the network, but also for yourself. You get to learn more about how bitcoin works, improve your security and privacy, and contribute to the future of money. I hope this thread inspired you to run your own node or learn more about it. #BitcoinNode #LearnBitcoin #BeYourOwnBank 😊

/5 After your node is fully synced, you can start using it to send and receive transactions. You can also configure it to accept incoming connections from other nodes, which helps the network stay decentralized and resilient. 🔗

4/ Once you have the software installed, you need to sync your node with the network. This can take several days or weeks, depending on your connection speed and hardware. You can check the progress of your sync by opening the bitcoin core GUI or using the command line. 🕑

3/ To run a node, you need a computer with enough storage space, bandwidth, and power. You can use an old laptop, a Raspberry Pi, or a dedicated device like Nodl or Umbrel.

2/ Running a node also gives you more privacy, because you don't have to rely on third-party services to send and receive transactions. You can connect your node to your own wallet, or use it as a backend for a lightning network node. ⚡

1/ A node is a software that validates transactions and blocks on the bitcoin network. It keeps a copy of the entire blockchain, which is currently about 400 GB in size. By running a node, you can verify that no one is cheating or changing the rules of the network. 🧐