Nostr Web Client

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mcshane

Historical "Buy Bitcoin" sign just sold for 16 #Bitcoin at auction.

That's ~$1.02 MILLION 🤯

Cerebrum 1y ago

Wouldn’t it be great that a percentage of this goes to a legal fund for the defense of the ninja team?

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CitizenPleb

DAMN…

Cerebrum 1y ago

Why the fuck are Portugal and Iceland on there?

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Bright Future Farms

I like where this is going!

#grownostr #commo #LoRa #meshtastic #decentralizeeverything

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Cerebrum 1y ago

I could see some usecases for a Nostr Signing Device on MeshTastic

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sommerfeld

It's natural to have made privacy mistakes in the past.

We all make mistakes when we are starting out. It's important to learn how to clean up.

Today, I'm running shreddit in order to automatically edit with junk and then delete all my possibly compromising reddit posts and comments.

https://github.com/andrewbanchich/shreddit

Cerebrum 1y ago

I want to see Reddit burn

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Printer

Peach is also a regulated company, so they are bound to collect some data in some form of centralized database, nuff said for me.

I did try them once, it worked, but it's not worth the risk imo. I like Robosats a lot, Tor by default, many many payment options, including Revolut, Wise, Paypal or whatever floats your boat.

Also it's really hard to answer which you should use, my situation is not your situation, you have to find what works for you and your personal threat model.

Cerebrum 1y ago

As far as I know nostr:npub15369wu3wzzar5fclhecyqfv683x69n6nhlg7rxqnsg2dydgxflpq3apswl does not store payment methods on their servers and only locally in their app.

What would be interesting to know what data do they store and can be handed over to the government with a court demand.

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Laeserin

I need a desktop or browser Nostr client because staring at my phone is going to make me go blind and I want to use a keyboard.

Cerebrum 1y ago

https://nostrudel.ninja/

Cerebrum 1y ago

https://youtu.be/JPMnXRWD0Ac

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Antonidus

a friend of mine told me last week that he and two others tested their body's with frequency device in the woods where there was no signals from their phones. he saidone one of the guys they found on two parts of his body signals and two IP addresses. Had to think about it watching this video.

Cerebrum 1y ago

How does one find an IP address with an EMF meter..

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trosso19

Yeah I want to try out meshtastic too but I don't know anyone else nearby who would be interested.

Cerebrum 1y ago

Some inspiration https://meshtastic.discourse.group/t/real-world-use-cases/175/23

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trosso19

Yeah I want to try out meshtastic too but I don't know anyone else nearby who would be interested.

Cerebrum 1y ago

If everyone thinks like that we get nowhere! You can buy a set of two for emergency communications between you and a family member for example

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LibertyImp

That middle finger at the end killed me 😂😂

Cerebrum 1y ago

🤣

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Terry Yiu

🖕🏼

Cerebrum 1y ago

Haha that’s the spirit

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Ava

Cops can force suspect to unlock phone with thumbprint, US court rules

Ruling: Thumbprint scan is like a "blood draw or fingerprint taken at booking."

"The US Constitution's Fifth Amendment protection against self-incrimination does not prohibit police officers from forcing a suspect to unlock a phone with a thumbprint scan, a federal appeals court ruled yesterday. The ruling does not apply to all cases in which biometrics are used to unlock an electronic device but is a significant decision in an unsettled area of the law."

#cybersecgirl #privacy #law

https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2024/04/cops-can-force-suspect-to-unlock-phone-with-thumbprint-us-court-rules/

Cerebrum 1y ago

If you insist on using fingerprints than pick a non standard finger, most phones will default to passcode if too many wrong fingerprints are given

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Terry Yiu

Most devices require a password or passcode upon first startup so that would be fine. But it would be an issue if you had already logged in once, which they could force fingerprint or facial recognition authentication.

Cerebrum 1y ago

If they force you quickly use a different finger

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