Tried this way, but cannot make the Tor relays to connect.

Will likely need changes in the backend or a self-hosted Nostrudel with Tor access.

Fixed it seems by adding the bostr2 instance to General relays also:

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This amd the quoted post was broadcasted over Tor only from Amethyst to a bostr2 and a strfry instance.

Currently having problems to publish through Tor over Amethyst also. Reading goes fine.

Are you using torsocks to run bostr2?

I figured if the bouncer is not torified the outgoing websocket connections are leaking the public IP of the server to the connected relays. (The client is safe.)

My systemd service here in a #Raspiblitz PR: https://github.com/raspiblitz/raspiblitz/pull/4724/files#diff-0ffb074f869361719e03a7d89046a39b7890b10abe0895f60c0d8a50c3c3b520R136-R160

Thanks, should be fixed. The experiment is ongoing.

Paying #BOLT12 offers with LND to CLN on my #Raspiblitz 🥳

Using the new LNDK release with LND: https://github.com/raspiblitz/raspiblitz/pull/4726

Yubikeys need to be protected from loss, theft and evil maids due to this vulnerability

https://arstechnica.com/security/2024/09/yubikeys-are-vulnerable-to-cloning-attacks-thanks-to-newly-discovered-side-channel/

Up to date #Nostr setup with decent #privacy and #opsec

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To the #Nostr skeptics out there:

I don't want a global feed.

I want to own the whole stack.

https://www.qbittorrent.org/

https://dtan.xyz/

Thanks, that looks even better. Thank you for the tips.

Now you really need to set up a lightning address in your profile to receive zaps. There are many options: https://lightningaddress.com/#providers

If not in the US and just starting out can heartily recommend the Blink Wallet https://get.blink.sv

Thank you, Bostr https://github.com/Yonle/bostr looks awesome, will try!

Thank you for your inputs it seems from experience Strfry https://github.com/hoytech/strfry is the most efficient.

Not surprised, it is in C++. Let's have it on the #Raspiblitz too.

Next question for #asknostr:

I find the LNbits Nostr Client https://github.com/lnbits/nostrclient/ incredibly useful for #privacy. It is basically a Nostr level VPN which helps not expose my IP address to any other servers except my own and it just works on clearnet.

Quote: nostrclient is an always-on extension that can open multiple connections to nostr relays and act as a multiplexer for other clients: You open a single websocket to nostrclient which then sends the data to multiple relays. The responses from these relays are then sent back to the client.

Are there any alternatives which are more efficient?

Building the best social media stack here, help a brother out!

In return when works for me I will make it work for you on #Raspiblitz.

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Anyone running multiple relays have compared their performance?

Currently I am using the #LNbits extension which adds a nice GUI to https://code.pobblelabs.org/nostr_relay/index (https://pypi.org/project/nostr-relay/)

It also readily available on the #Raspiblitz.

I also run it on a VPS and it is a bit much (together with the nostr client I use as a multiplexer) for single core and 1GB RAM.

Now will set it up on an RPi5 with 8GB RAM and 2TB NVMe and just carry on using it if it is not overloaded.

The tradeoff is that the calls will be tunneled to my self-hosted (but way more powerful) Raspiblitz instead of running directly on the VPS.

This app sounds awesome, wonder if anyone tested it with #GrapheneOS.

Device recommendation is here: https://gadgetbridge.org/faq/best-device/

(looks like no Gramin or other classical smartwatches are supported yet)

I also miss being able to use Google Pay (I know - it is all borrowed money) for which some of the best ones I was given:

Pixel watch - mentioned by the nostr:nprofile1qyvhwumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnddakk7um5wgh8q6twdvhsz9thwden5te0wfjkccte9ejxzmt4wvhxjme0qy88wumn8ghj7mn0wvhxcmmv9uqzpva683gyt7a0nxlfedx648ca0whwm2aql3dezkt9z830k7nsm4leqctypa account (hope it's the right one)

Garmin Instinct - with solar watch face serving for 2 weeks without charging in the summer, bigger the better.

First time I see the login page of my ISP router after uninstalling IVPN on Linux.

Don't get me wrong https://ivpn.net is my favourite public VPN (no info for accounts, can be paid with cash, lightning and monero for the freaks), but it doesn't mix well with my Tailscale - WireGuard connections.

No problem I can use some of the numerous VPS-s I can log into to be a Tailscale exit node to spoof the IP address of my devices and servers. They can be shared too.

A quick guide from the source: https://tailscale.com/kb/1408/quick-guide-exit-nodes

#networking #privacy

Thank you, we are having fun together! (Until it gets real serious :rocket: )

added a few more I enjoy reading about, let's go: #privacy #coinjoin #joinmarket #grapheneos #raspiblitz

You can follow hashtags (at least on Amethyst). See one like #asknostr and just click on it to follow. It really made my feed more lively, loving it.

Have you got any nice tags to recommend?

Bad take. Our goals are common and include self-interest.