Can a foreigner do that also when they are in Canada, or does it have to be a citizen?

For sure, GM

Good idea, but could have problems pulling from different relays that may not have all the time series events.

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Maybe she compromised her seed phrase. No evidence it was the HW wallets fault.

Not shocked

GM to you sir

GN #nostr

I agree

You’ve got that right.

Hey Ingwie! I run something very similar at home. I wrote a short guide for you. Let me know if you have any questions or problems with is.

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Having a static IP address does make things easier.

Your VPN server will need to be configured to handle both local traffic (to access your local services) and external traffic (to access the internet). The server should have a rule that sends all local traffic (destined for your home network) directly to the local network, bypassing the VPN tunnel. External traffic should be sent through the VPN tunnel, and from there it will be routed via your ProtonVPN connection. This way, when your phone connects to your VPN server, it can access local services directly and any external requests it makes will be routed through ProtonVPN.

Thanks!

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Hey Bill! I thought this was an interesting project, so I wrote a basic guide for you to get started. Let me know if you have any issues, or I can help more.

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The Rust programming language has strong type checking and does not allow null values as you would have in other languages like Java or JavaScript. The idiomatic way to represent the absence of a value in Rust is by using the `Option` enum, which has two variants: `Some` and `None`.

If `Custom` is a `HashMap`, and you want to initialize it such that it represents the absence of a value, you should use `Option>`. This allows you to use `None` to represent the absence of a map.

Here's an example:

let custom: Option> = None;

This statement initializes `custom` to `None`, representing the absence of a value. Later, when you want to use the map, you can initialize it with `Some(HashMap::new())`.

let custom = Some(HashMap::new());

When accessing the map, you will need to handle the `Option` value properly, typically using `match` or `if let` to check if it's `Some` or `None`.

A satoshi, or "sat," is the smallest unit of bitcoin and is named after Satoshi Nakamoto, the pseudonymous person or group of people who developed Bitcoin. One bitcoin is equivalent to 100 million satoshis, so the value of a single satoshi is dependent on the current market price of a bitcoin.

For example, if 1 Bitcoin were worth $30,000 USD, 1 satoshi would be worth $0.0003 USD ($30,000 divided by 100,000,000).

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