hmm. It works now (???). :)
FYI: That https:// url fails for me (cert problem?), but http:// works
wow. I thought you were referring to the 'cypherpunk' name and was about to rant about Gilmore's(?) gf who actually came up with that name.
I know you mean linux on bare metal M series. Hope you get suggestions here.
In case not, how about linux in a VM on M series hardware? I'd buy something like that I think.
np.
Sometimes after scrolling thru millions of 'GM's, pictures of cooking, steaks, sunsets etc., it's a nice break to pause and admire your art work!
hmm...what's the zap>jiggles exchange rate? 😉
I haven't tried all these, but MapleAI sez:
To find music without copyright issues, consider the following platforms, each offering unique benefits and types of music:
1. **YouTube Audio Library**
- Source: YouTube's library offers free music and sound effects that can be downloaded for use in videos or other projects.
2. **SoundCloud**
- Look for tracks under Creative Commons licenses. Many artists allow free use with proper attribution.
3. **Free Music Archive**
- Curated by WFMU, it features a wide range of genres, all under Creative Commons licenses.
4. **Jamendo**
- Specializes in independent artists offering music under Creative Commons, ideal for COMMERCIAL use.
5. **Wikimedia Commons**
- Provides music and sounds free for use, often under public domain or free licenses.
6. **PublicDomain4U**
- Focuses on classical music that is in the public domain, perfect for those seeking traditional compositions.
7. **The Internet Archive**
- Archives live concerts and public domain music, offering a variety of genres in a community-driven environment.
8. **NoCopyrightSounds (NCS)**
- Offers free electronic dance music with proper attribution, popular among content creators.
9. **Incompetech**
- Royalty-free music for videos, created by Kevin MacLeod, requiring attribution.
10. **Pixabay**
- Known for visuals, also offers free music tracks under Creative Commons Zero.
11. **Bandcamp**
- Some artists offer "pay-what-you-want" downloads; check for Creative Commons licenses.
12. **NoiseTrade**
- Artists may offer free music in exchange for email sign-ups, useful for discovering new artists.
13. **CC Mixter**
- A community for Creative Commons music, ideal for remixing and collaborative projects.
14. **Bensound**
- Provides royalty-free music for various uses, with a focus on cinematic and corporate sounds.
15. **HathiTrust Digital Library**
- While primarily a book archive, it may include public domain sheet music or recordings.
16. **Library of Congress**
- Offers historical recordings, particularly useful for older, public domain music.
17. **Musopen**
- Specializes in classical music recordings available for free use.
18. **Vimeo**
- Some creators share free music tracks, especially for use in video projects.
19. **Freesound**
- Focuses on sound effects but may have musical samples or loops.
20. **Mubito**
- Allows direct download of free music, with a variety of genres.
21. **مدرسة**
- An Arabic platform offering free Middle Eastern and North African music.
Each platform has specific usage rights, often requiring attribution or specific licenses. Always check the licensing terms to ensure compliance with copyright rules.
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All about bitcoin, privacy, ... so I was surprised to see you recommend name.com as name registry. They only accept payments in non-private ways (cards etc.; no bitcoin).
Maybe namecheap.com is a better option?
Ahh. I had a relic config from the early days AND I didn't remember that big blue 'connected' button was actually a button!
Thx.
Strange that there was zero info on this from search and AI engines.
Anyone know exactly where to add an nwc connection secret string into nostrudel.ninja?
My eyes are hurting!
#asknostr
does this help (credit Grok):
WebView-like functionality is fully supported in Linux desktop applications through libraries like WebKitGTK, QtWebEngine, Electron, or CEF. These tools allow developers to embed web content, create web-based UIs, or integrate dynamic web services within Linux apps. For Bitcoin card-related apps, WebView can enhance functionality by embedding provider websites or dashboards. For more details, check:
WebKitGTK: https://webkitgtk.org
QtWebEngine: https://doc.qt.io/qt-6/qtwebengine-overview.html
Electron: https://www.electronjs.org
spheres just break up. Hope you get to swarms before you begin construction 😉
🔔 🔔 NEW OP_RETURN 🔔 🔔
Conza promised filters work so I submitted this Tx. Unfortunately, filters don't work so this Tx now lives forever.
https://mempool.space/tx/c3749690477d65d509d241f1a68a98aa8f36d84602de9ac69aff733fd0d5997f
erm. "Transaction not found" ?
To get back to the original question where exactly, in that process, is a fountain account needed?
in that case, they don't get my private key.
so how do they zap for me?
I understand they need to split my zaps but still don't see why I need to login for that
Are you suggesting fountain.fm will be providing me with a key pair to allow me to zap?
😄
Having some control over uploads of kiddie porn is more necessary than controlling who zaps a creator, surely?
Especially when it can be bypassed by zapping the guy within nostr.
On fountain.fm (in web browser) I can listen to a creator's podcast for hours without login, but if I try to pay him with a zap fountain requires me to create an account and log in.
Why?
#asknostr