I got an LNURL set up on my self hosted Lightning Node, so I can finally recieve #zaps on #Nostr! Anyone wanna try zapping me a test sat or two? 🥹
Top two favorite songs about getting your own song on the radio:
"Hey Mr. DJ I Thought You Said We Had A Deal" by They Might Be Giants
"Please Play This Song On The Radio" by NOFX
I want a browser extension that makes it easy for me to reply to tweets, on Nostr. Leave the actual tweet untouched but quote it with a snarky comment in a note on Nostr. Ultimate subtweet
In 2008 I was in a band called The Space Traveling Nostril Hairs
https://tokeipulrecords.bandcamp.com/album/stnh
#Nostr #Nostril #NostrilHairs #STNH
ooh never mind, got nos2x-fox working with coracle.social, damn it looks so good
Can't get Gossip to work, seems buggy. Alby looks convenient but I couldn't get it to connect to my own LN node, and didn't want to make a new account. Can it be used without lightning? Just the Nostr signer?
What's the best Nostr client for Ubuntu desktop ?
Do you think the USA has free markets? For all people? For its entire history?
My kid's shirt today matches your earrings
Bitcoin Core question:
Am I missing something here, or?
There is no longer a static example bitcoin.conf, so you have to generate it dynamically using a script (contrib/devtools/gen-bitcoin-conf.sh), but that script is not part of the binary distribution? (right?)
And there isn't documentation listing the meaning of all the configuration options to put into the file (which is what you get by running the above script, I believe)? (maybe I'm wrong? my searching is drawing a blank). As an example of that, see this:
https://github.com/MrChrisJ/fullnode/blob/master/Setup_Guides/bitcoin.conf
.. but that's very old, and obv it's better to be able to create your own.
It used to be the case a long time ago that running bitcoind would autogenerate a bitcoin.conf, but that's no longer true either.
How does someone running bitcoind from the binary distribution, figure out how to set config options?
#[2] has a conf generator website? My experience with hard coded conf files is users run with settings they don't understand.
Ooh what if they are Handshake URLs?
"Weeeeeeee!!!!!!"
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(Thanks for the zap stranger! Enjoy the digital content)
What did the snail say when it was riding the turtle?
100 sats for punchline nostr:note1yclzxkvuhyyhcx4srelh8su0n8q0hszxvrc3f8n7339tgx6u9ptqqwwgtu
lnbc1u1pjfn8xgpp52rddhdnyl5ne9skxwg8e03znhh6vlfsk9v04mc0mvfr9j99900csdz42a5xzapqv35kggr5dpjjqumwv95kcgrnv9ujqamgv4hzq6t5ypmkzueqwf5kg6twvus8g6r9yp682un5d3jn7cqzpgxqyz5vqsp5y8ppq22jzveggmzntqakpp0yzukc8kk6uvrjegxz77m72ysuy6ts9qyyssqwxxwhxqrn3czee7ed5j2f6rspej7mszssukrvptk0f7nsklglaxrautz9udp7uhq7sa44yf64cmgr2mfcqeng2w0ca5dzc5tw84wvvcqw307uy
I run my on lnd node and I can send zaps, but Damus opens BlueWallet to do so. I haven’t figured out receiving zaps yet bc I think I need to set up a domain name and ln-url ?
And it wasn't Murch, it was nostr:npub1mxvj8xkw6534udzml3def2vtc4w4hr50eawglmssuw5zwt2ytvmqh00ah8 who created the transaction. (If that's the same one)
Yeah I sent that TX, or more accurately, Purse.io did. As an employee and bcoin contributor I wanted to make sure we *could* withdraw to witness V1 addresses. It was actually only spendable *before* taproot activated because it encodes a public key of all `0x01`’s which has no known private key. SO it could only be spent as a pre-taproot-activation anyone-can-spend output which were all collected by 0xB10C https://b10c.me/blog/007-spending-p2tr-pre-activation.
Final trivia tidbit: this was also before bech32m so the address I *actually* withdrew to looked slightly different ;-)
#[0] tell me a lie
#[0] what is the meaning of life?