Ça semble cool mais je manque de temps et d'énergie

#[1]​ as promised 🙃

Whats wrong with the #pizza 😂🤡

Bitcoin lore question.

What's with the -xbt suffix? Some exchanges use it as the ticker. Cos it's treated as a currency? Is there some sort of ideological difference for those using it over BTC? I do quite like 'XBT', it's quite sexy 😳 exotiiiquuue ooh lala

plus les choses changent, plus elles restent les mêmes

pas tes clés, pas ton fromage

What do you mean by handle? Can I make it? Yes but not as good as yours. Can I stomach it? Probably. Depends on spiciness.

🤩 🤤

Man i love piment (allspice in english i think) my favorite spice what meat did you use ?

#[0] 's idea of using private zaps for hiding DM metadata could be generalized as using third-party trusted services to send encrypted DM blobs on your behalf.

These third-parties would be the ones interacting with the relays, not you. If the DMs leaked the public would see just that one of these servers sent a DM to someone, but they wouldn't know who was the original sender.

The receiver would get these messages and decrypt them to be able to see the actual message signed by you inside.

Relays could ban these services if they were being abusive, or charge these services directly (and then they would charge you).

Receivers could also refuse to decrypt and just discard messages from services known for being spammy.

Recipe: add to bag and mix with light flour: potatoes, bacon, chicken, mushrooms, carrots (my guess is you can actually use anything here including green peas, or sub with fish etc ) let bag sit for 5 mins

Cook onions in deep pan. Add bag ingredients.

Add bay leaves, water, chicken bouillon. Salt.

Cook until looks almost done.

Add milk. Cook a bit more.

Top with parsley if you like.

Just bacon chicken mushroom stew 🍲

#food

Testing out Peach, a P2P Bitcoin trading app without KYC allowing Amazon gift cards as payment (among other fiat methods).

It's not a Tor site like Robosats and it has trading limits since it's regulated under Swiss law but they're pretty reasonable for monthly sat stashing.

Only thing I don't like is lack of transparency. I can create buy orders and sell orders but there's no public order book like Robosats has. Instead you have to wait to matched automatically.

A cool thing I do like is you can put up a cash order to be arranged at a Bitcoin meetup. I expect this type of type of thing to become more common with Orange Pill now adding events etc.

The best non-KYC Bitcoin is Bitcoin paid for in cash and sent to a fresh wallet. Coinjoin/Joinmarket for extra OPSEC.

I **believe** relai is non-kyc, can't say for sure tho cos not tried and not looked into fees