Same thing happened with our downstairs tenant. She set off the fire alarm multiple times a months and with a 1 year old kid it caused havoc. Despite being told numerous times that it was "code" to have multiple of these damn things in a small 2 bedroom basement apartment we just said to hell with it and removed the one causing most offence. Everyone is sleeping well now. Screw their code!

Viva Las Vegas..

Finally recovered from my hardware failure.

Test 123

Having listened to Lowery and Saylor speak about similar topics it does sound like there is something here. To me it seems to be a way of dishing out real world consequences in a digital realm, Proof of work being the core. Danny's point about encryption is well taken but encryption costs nothing so spam is still a problem. Maybe best way to put is the best offence is a good defence. If you make an attack sufficiently expensive that the other party would not even launch it. Then you have won the fight before it even begins. With data and cyber security as critical as they are to modern society its the equivalent of a peaceful American navy securing our data sea lanes. Peace breaks out in cyberspace but no one controls it and everyone can use it.

Anyone out there running their own relay on Umbrel?

My 2 sats on the Ledger debacle. Assuming this feature is 100% safe. Which is one hell of an assumption. KYCing with a a hardware wallet is such an oxymoron that it's giving a slight head ache! If you as a user make use of this feature then don't bother with self custody you clearly don't understand it!

Assuming this feature is 100% safe. Which is one hell of an assumption. KYCing with a a hardware wallet is such an oxymoron that it's giving a slight head ache! If you as a user make use of this feature then don't bother with self custody you clearly don't understand it!

What do you think about border wallets?

Testing out NOSTR!