Pretty sure it's the oldest actively maintained distribution, even older than Debian.

Is that crazier than Gentoo? I used to love me some Gentoo back in the day!

Couldn't have happened to a nicer guy!

How's that blue check privacy Seth?

Hello lightning node runners! I'm looking for a channel partner, preferably running Core Lightning. I would like to try a dual funded channel open. Contact me if you are interested.

This is the way! Just like #Bitcoin, we can't get people to use #Nostr until they feel like they actually need a decentralized and uncensored medium for communications. These Brazilian folks are realizing that they have that need and Nostr is ready for them.

I tried Fountain as my main podcast app a year ago. My main metric for a podcast app is, will I get in an accident using it while I'm driving. The answer was unequivocally yes with Fountain at that time. It was constantly messing up my queue or losing my place in the podcast.

I moved to Podverse which supports sat streaming and boosting and is GPL3 licensed. It's not perfect but it gets the job done with minimal messups. I don't feel a need to try closed source Fountain again.

The most obvious explanation to me is that Udi messed up somehow and lost all of his coins a couple years ago. He then started hating #Bitcoin and eventually decided to sell his reputation to recoup some of his loses. He is trying to destroy Bitcoin as he doesn't want to see any of his old Bitcoiner friends become fantasticly wealthy while he has fun staying poor.

Udi and his grifter friends will fail, they can't change Bitcoin. They will eventually run oit off money thanks to Bitcoin on-chain fees and they will go away. Another example of Bitcoin working as it is designed.

I apprentice nostr:npub1qny3tkh0acurzla8x3zy4nhrjz5zd8l9sy9jys09umwng00manysew95gx keeping the pressure on Barry but lets not let the Winklevoss twins off the hook. They served their customers up to Barry on a silver plater and got a piece of the action risk free. When there were signs of trouble with Genisis they took their funds out and effectively used their own customers as exit liquidity. The Winklevoss twins and Gemini are just as bad as Barry.

Coming from a guy that promotes a shitcoin that nobody uses after it has been around for 9 years 🤣😂🤣

nostr:npub1qw6e8meaj5gzk49alamh9qf35lpmml5sq7ctjtxhcjk55qppmcjs0j2v52 - I didn't realize you were on Nostr. I really enjoy your work. Zapped!

https://twitter.com/BitcoinLizard/status/1750537526400479602?s=19

If you aren't familiar with the inner workings of Umbrel AND the bitcoin.conf file, it doesn't seem very easy/safe. Here are some people discussing making changes to bitcoin.conf on Umbrel:

https://community.umbrel.com/t/umbrel-5-0-update-where-is-bitcoin-conf/8060/2

I just run Arch Linux and run Bitcoin Core as a program on my system.

Here's an easy way to improve your privacy. Since I know you all run your own nodes, you should be aware that it is possible for a motivated entity to determine that a given transaction originated your node. Blockstream and Mempool.space offer a way to broadcast a transaction on your behalf. You just need to extract the raw transaction data of your signed transaction from your wallet. I believe this should be possible with most wallets, I do this with Electrum and Nunchuk. Blockstream offers a page to broadcast from over tor. By using their tor address and the tor browser you have privacy from Blockstream as well.

http://explorerzydxu5ecjrkwceayqybizmpjjznk5izmitf2modhcusuqlid.onion/tx/push

It's mention in the release notes under "notable changes":

https://bitcoincore.org/en/releases/26.0/

Well I'm convinced! Headed to the store to grab a pack of Camels.

I had to have it running for a day or so before I got any v2 connections.

Caught a palindrome dollar amount on the Blockclock today:

#bitcoin #blockclock

Wow! The biggest node on the Lightning Network is an Eclair node so it's certainly capable. I went with CLN because I figured that there was good community support and because it's not LND. Never again!

Thank you!

For the record, I switched from LND to Core Lightning over a year ago and I'm much happier now.