Toxic change is what enables perfect ZeroLink coninjoins that break all deterministic links.
You need to weight in what you value more right now: to learn something new or to ship in a timely manner. Both are valid.
The time to talk about Jesus was 2k years ago, people need to move on.
You're the one making the claim, the onus of proving that falls on you. I'm still waiting for a real world example of a privacy improvement making it harder to audit...
Also, you're not doing any auditing. Software is. You trust bitcoin-core is correctly auditing supply, the same way other privacy coins trust their software is correctly verifying that all new transactions didn't create new coins.
To all monero reply-guys pinging all my notes:
* Yes I've heard about it
* Yes I also use monero sometimes
* Yes I still use, believe and root for bitcoin
* No, I don't need to read the same monero talking points over and over again, I get the gist
* No, you're not being helpful by commenting about monero everytime bitcoin privacy is discussed, it's just annoying and not helping your evangelical cause
* You are being just as obnoxious and a smooth brain 40 IQ Saylor-loving Bitcoin maxi
* No, don't leave nostr, we still need diverse povs here
Main implication is you notice how everyone hosts stuff behind cloudflare and shits on Tor users.
This is just plain wrong
My uncle once said "every mushroom can be eaten at least once"
Looking good! Will you compute any WoT score or is the idea to just show "this app is trusted by person X, Y and Z in your contact list"?
If someone just consumes twix bars and cocaine, I guarantee you they are not intelligent.
It's obviously a bug, but let's not overblow it. It has limited impact and can easily be mitigated by setting a loopback or null DNS server in the "blocking" state.
I also don't trust devices and apps to use my preferred DNS servers. This is why I route all traffic to port 53 (plain DNS), 853 (DoT) to my own DNS server. The only thing that escapes the net is DoH which would require manually blocking a list of common DoH IPs, which I never bothered to do...
Why Rust cannot replace C++
Comments ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40245940 )
https://medium.com/@pepitoscrespo/why-rust-cannot-replace-c-but-quite-the-contrary-5577e1f5af0a
This level of cope is just sad. I'm paid to code in #cpp and even I admit it's not even a fair fight. Cpp will keep being used... to maintain existing complex software.
I'm sure my 15 real human followers there will miss me
#Bluesky accounts have officially begun bridging over to the #Fediverse thanks to @Bridgy Fed for Bluesky , which means Bluesy accounts are now officially bridging over to Nostr thanks to @mostr and momostr.pink!
For example, here’s my Bluesky account bridged over to nostr:
nostr:npub1k4lkcd596rwmruw2axmyfvenm76t9s0y50lk4pyt73w8fpy8uk5s9w8sr6
This is built-in to nostr:npub16heelc6crh3ggnpmzwd97pcf4eeqewu9wak7hfe9fkh0f3p00cvq6xz8zz , meaning if you search someone's Bluesky handle (boles.bsky.social) it'll automatically load the bridged version!
Great work nostr:npub1ytxpw5ef4heklqnjma05fzc2gyunwp2q53dj2tu349r9vvmuvseslu28uf
What are some prominent and interesting bluesky accounts to follow?
Open platforms is how we win, regardless of what shape and form they take.
You're barking the wrong tree here. If you ask on twitter, you'll get bombarded by the ossify and filteroors crowd.
#Bluesky accounts have officially begun bridging over to the #Fediverse thanks to @Bridgy Fed for Bluesky , which means Bluesy accounts are now officially bridging over to Nostr thanks to @mostr and momostr.pink!
For example, here’s my Bluesky account bridged over to nostr:
nostr:npub1k4lkcd596rwmruw2axmyfvenm76t9s0y50lk4pyt73w8fpy8uk5s9w8sr6
This is built-in to nostr:npub16heelc6crh3ggnpmzwd97pcf4eeqewu9wak7hfe9fkh0f3p00cvq6xz8zz , meaning if you search someone's Bluesky handle (boles.bsky.social) it'll automatically load the bridged version!
Great work nostr:npub1ytxpw5ef4heklqnjma05fzc2gyunwp2q53dj2tu349r9vvmuvseslu28uf
This is great news
I run a SMP relay, haven't updated it in some months. Should I?