Nostr Web Client

Cash payments for a digital service sounds insane to some when I mention it in person.

It's an operational hassle for the provider, but should be normalized, adopted and preferred by customers of privacy services.

#normalizecash (yes, this is the first - probably the last - hashtag we ever used on socials)

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ee64936b... 1y ago

YESSSS!!! YOU GUYS ARE THE BEST!!!

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Garrettstr 🌸

I drove for 7 hours in the car yesterday and didn’t pick up one single #meshtastic node! 🤦🏻‍♂️

Come on, Texas. Where y’all at?

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ee64936b... 1y ago

Its coming don't worry!!!

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CARLA⚡️

have a beautiful fall weekend, fam 🧡

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ee64936b... 1y ago

Dang, jealous in the best possible way! Beautiful family! You guys rock!!

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ee64936b... 1y ago

Anyone in here using GrapheneOS?? It takes Android to 'THE NEXT LEVEL' and I quite literally am alive today because of it and the key features that are needed in today's world to preserve freedom tech, I love FOSS (Free Open Source Software) and F-Droid and GrapheneOS - WOW!!

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walker

Broke 250k downloads on the nostr:npub10qrssqjsydd38j8mv7h27dq0ynpns3djgu88mhr7cr2qcqrgyezspkxqj8 rss feed 🔥

Thank you to everyone who listens to my show. Seriously. I appreciate the heck out of each and everyone one of you.

I will continue to do my best to bring you value.

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ee64936b... 1y ago

This is why I love Nostr, learning and feeling and experiencing true free organic grassroots social media from seed to 'activity' and subscriber counts - keep up the great work fellow devs from the shadows, you build the world we love to escape and never find the way to thank you all

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ee64936b... 1y ago

Social Media just feels 'right' on Nostr - like watching the underground rave scene in the Matrix - electric!!!

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Derek Ross

It's just incredible. This is from my backyard.

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ee64936b... 1y ago

This is incredible and I am going to make it my weekly background photo

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Surfside

Don't Forget to Stay Humble: they just need someone you love and then you're paying for those tickets yourself....

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ee64936b... 1y ago 💬 1

I can attest, you have NO IDEA HOW RIGHT YOU ARE - this essentially happened to me 😭

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Rodrigo

Looking to create a community. One of the boxes says "list of recommended relays" that I need to have. Is this something mandatory or how do I go about this?

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ee64936b... 1y ago

I'm learning this as well, we may need a mutual relay or if out relays touch a 'public community relay' - not sure yet but will keep exploring and learning and will report back!

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moonshot64

I second using Graphene OS. Puts you in complete control. Pixel 7 Pros for my wife and me, and we love using them.

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ee64936b... 1y ago

All day GrapheneOS, I've built about 30 of them so far, ALL DAY THIS IS THE WAY!! ☺️

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Putrick

How can I connect with my local community using bitcoin based social media?

I speak portuguese and would like to start uploading videos on platforms other than YouTube.

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ee64936b... 1y ago

I will follow you, DM me, I will help you out!

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macofcrypto

Android 15 will expand its 'Find my device's capabilities

https://www.tomsguide.com/phones/google-pixel-phones/android-15-is-about-to-give-pixel-8-phones-a-major-upgrade

One of the biggest complaints about Android phones is the relatively limited scope of their Find My Device network compared to Apple. Android phones currently allow devices to ping off each other using Bluetooth to help locate missing or lost phones. However, most devices will only be able to contribute when powered on.

However, the Android 15 update aims to introduce Powered Off Finding API, which allows the device to store pre-computed Bluetooth beacons in the memory of the Bluetooth controller.

More in the article 🫡

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ee64936b... 1y ago

This is NOT the way LOL - people in mass are dumb, and the more they pay from pocket each time they lose said phone, the quicker they will ACTUALLY learn to stop losing things lolol

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Ryu Santiago

How does IVPN compare to Mullvad? May potentially look for better VPN options (especially ones with random server connections) since Proton's been dropping the ball hard as of late on the app and usability side (not just limited to the VPN, mind you).

I already know that IVPN has a leg up with Lightning support when it comes to Bitcoin, but aside from that and standard private VPN fare (no logs) I don't know much else about them.

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ee64936b... 1y ago

THEY ARE THE BEST, THEY EVEN HAVE A WIREGUARD CONFIG CREATOR SO I CAN HAVE 5 OR 6 PROFILES TO JUST 'HOT SWAP' and be jumping around the globe from my router level!!! Its incredible. Bro, I cannot speak highly ENOUGH!!

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IVPN on Nostr

New IVPN PoP locations added:

- Boston, US (us-ma1)

- Dublin, Ireland (ie1)

- Zagreb, Croatia (hr1)

These servers bring us to presence in 40 countries and 56 locations.

https://ivpn.net/status/

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ee64936b... 1y ago

You guys have slowly become my FAVORITE no hassle, no kyc, payable with crypto!!! You guys are the BEST, PLEASE KNOW YOU HAVE HELPED ME IN THE PAST 3 MONTHS MORE THAN YOU CAN EVER IMAGINE!! I can't wait to tell you how!

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iefan 🕊️

The idea is simple: it encrypts the content URL, packages it with a price, LN address, and a digital signature, and turns it into a shareable QR code or URL.

When the QR code is scanned, it first verifies the integrity of the packaged data, deconstructs it, and uses an LN proxy to initiate the payment. Once the payment is settled, it decrypts the content.

This approach does not require any database, BTC Pay server, or LNbits. Instead, it uses lightweight server functions, and with the upcoming LNURL standards LUD-10 and LUD-21, even this lightweight backend will be eliminated.

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ee64936b... 1y ago

Keep up the great work dude, this is impressive!!

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