Keet is not open source.
Where can I get White Noise to try it? (I tried the website in your profile but it just redirects to your primal link)
Between lightning, liquid and cashu, it'll take time before the blocks are full again (unless we get spam again). I use bitcoin all the time, but rarely onchain.
It certainly shows though that we don't need softforks for "scaling". Keeping bitcoin secure is the most important thing.
I would have loved to include encrypted communication like Signal but even though the signal foundation is a non-profit, we need more decentralized and robust implementations of private messaging that isn't tied to a jurisdiction.
White Noise by nostr:nprofile1qqspwwwexlwgcrrnwz4zwkze8rq3ncjug8mvgsd96dxx6wzs8ccndmcpzemhxue69uhhyetvv9ujuurjd9kkzmpwdejhgqgcwaehxw309aex2mrp0yh8xmn0wf6zuum0vd5kzmqpzfmhxue69uhhqatjwpkx2urpvuhx2uctyqxu5 makes me optimistic we'll see this happening.
Oh and Matrix sucks.
I'm not comfortable with needing to give out my phone number... for a "privacy" app! Signal requires a bunch of permissions on the phone. I prefer Simplex.
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Works beautifully now. I just used it twice. I feel lighter.
In freebsd you have the same software as in Linux thanks to the ports, the ports is nothing more than the adaptation of the source code of the Linux packages to compile in freebsd, since they comply with the posix standard there is hardly any adaptation to do.
Debian as of today has 34000 packages, freebsd ports 36000.
In addition, FreeBSD has support for Linux files and applications through its Linux compatibility subsystem (“Linuxulator”). This compatibility layer allows Linux binaries to run without modification.
https://wiki.freebsd.org/Linuxulator
In the case of SimpleX it is one of the few things that is not in the FreeBSD ports
Also, do you have any opinion on leaving x86_64 behind and going for RISC-V? Putting FreeBSD on a RISC-V board? It feels like that would be a wonderful freedom machine.
In freebsd you have the same software as in Linux thanks to the ports, the ports is nothing more than the adaptation of the source code of the Linux packages to compile in freebsd, since they comply with the posix standard there is hardly any adaptation to do.
Debian as of today has 34000 packages, freebsd ports 36000.
In addition, FreeBSD has support for Linux files and applications through its Linux compatibility subsystem (“Linuxulator”). This compatibility layer allows Linux binaries to run without modification.
https://wiki.freebsd.org/Linuxulator
In the case of SimpleX it is one of the few things that is not in the FreeBSD ports
Thank you. That's great. I'll try FreeBSD.
it's probably from here : https://stats.nostr.band/
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Just tried to use it. It doesn't seem to be working? It would be great if it did. I followed too many by mistake a long time ago and it makes everything crawl. I'd love to unfollow the inactive users.
The permissions required to run Signal scream honeypot. It's not a privacy app. Plus, the founder is basically anti-bitcoin.
Proton : it's just one step away from temporary mails for me. I use it when temp mails don't work. For anything private, I don't use email. Ever since they decided to collaborate with a mossad-connected security company (for that DDoS they had some years back), I've been suspicious about them.
For most things private, Simplex seems better at this point.
Dude, feed your dog!! The MFer be starven!!
Kept hearing about the Speed lightning wallet, so I just took the time to look into it. From what I can see :
1. it's custodial lightning,
2. can't find a link to the source code (is it proprietary?),
3. it uses ethereum for USDT (https://www.speed.app/transparency/) "USDT reserve funds are stored in our Ethereum USDT multisig wallets."
Nope.
They promised to open source it by (from memory) the end of ... 2022. They haven't yet. I lost interest. Simplex works well.
The app said "failed to publish note" but apparently it did, quite a few times. Sorry about that!
When you say "secure messaging", do you mean DMs? Which app would you say has matured enough for that at this point? 0xChat? KeyChat? Other?
So far, for secure messaging, I've been on Simplex. Mostly because it has a desktop version.
There's real bitcoiners, meaning freedom-lovers, and then there's investment bros. Nostr is for real bitcoiners.
Adoption is local, on the ground, offline, in person, one by one.
Yup, neither. He's just a guy buying lots of bitcoin.