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2024-03-21 06:39:37

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I thought it was self evident and desirable that relays censor notes. Else how could curate out what you don’t want. (Porn, etc)
I had always assumed relays needed reputations of a kind.

2024-03-21 06:15:22

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I’d rather go with custom initramfs plus zfsbootmenu.
Can make it even a bit better by only letting ssh listen on a wireguard tunnel.
BOOM

2024-03-21 05:47:01

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Search static vs dynamic linking.
tl;dr it depends on the language.
Python, Java Script, are dynamically linked.
Golang and some others are statically linked.
C, C++ no simply answer, goes both ways.

2023-12-07 03:35:35

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How would this help? The problem is not Apple the problem is apps that don’t E2E encrypt their push notification payload.
fyi - Google has the same problem, they just didn’t admit it once they were free to like Apple did.

2023-09-28 06:21:50

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This is conceptually exactly what Apple Private Relay does. But Apple only does it for select Apps at TCP and UDP layer. This is IP layer.
Apple Relay has some benefits. One example is b/c Apple will not allow IP location spoofing they get blocked a lot less.
I like Apple Private Relay but am definitely looking forward to a generalized solution like this.

2023-06-13 21:48:50

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bahh. IPv6 is horribly over engineered. It’s like the ISIS gal and telco guys went to town.
It’s not even really IP. If it was they would have bumped the verizon field to 6. nope. Whole different ethertype.

2023-05-26 06:58:01

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This really is crazy good.
I was kinda of skeptical about no IDs as a user experience. But once you think about decoupling user IDs from pairwise communication channels underneath, the possibilities are endless.
Everything you get from blinded emails and more. You could even make a bridge from an email domain and get exactly that.
Please start thinking about ID layers on top.

2023-05-26 06:45:19

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tbh I am a bit confused how the FBI catches all the flack and DOJ gets almost none. DOJ is just as bad if not worse.

2023-04-05 19:31:50

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wow. now this sounds like progress!! As much as rec.gov app doesn’t suck for a gov app it still takes LOTS of time to plan.

2023-04-02 02:21:07

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There are already datacenter designs that are in containers.
Only difference would be higher power density of ASICs.

2023-03-29 16:01:34

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Still working over Safari iCloud+ Anon relay.

2023-03-28 17:40:22

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Use ToR!! Ideally use ToR over a VPN.

2023-03-18 06:54:43

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well i hadn’t really planned on reading his book so how about citing at least one example.

2023-03-17 20:05:02

#[0]
Very important.
What is the correct verb for posting to Nostr / Damus / whatever client ?

2023-03-17 16:43:11

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lol. When’s the date?

2023-03-16 06:12:47

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The NYDFS at the direction of someone higher up. The NYDFS doesn’t buy a FDIC regulated bank a cup of coffee without permission.

2023-03-16 04:29:09

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I mostly care because as total shit “crypto” is, it is still not up to these fuckwits to decide.

2023-03-16 04:26:48

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Nailed it!

2023-03-16 01:45:16

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Why is it so bad for people in Latin America that WhatsApp is extensively used for business? As opposed to any other messenger App?

2023-03-16 00:12:55

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For home, make a VPN VM. Point all your hosts default GW at the VM. Done.
(Or container)

2023-03-15 23:15:05

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short answer yes.
longer: yes but it will likely play out slower. They are no longer gun shy on bailouts so they can squash it down pretty quick. But they also cannot reblow the bubbles so the hits will keep coming and now it’s wack-a-mole.
Everyone loses at wack-a-mole eventually.

2023-03-15 19:00:33

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Start with ZFS. ZFS = BTC. BTRFS = LTC. i.e. The cute little wanna be that will never quite matter much.

2023-03-15 18:49:30

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Welcome to ZFS circa 2000.

2023-03-15 17:15:48

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ok. well that lasted about 2 hours…

2023-03-15 14:19:35

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This is kinda scary. It does not have to be an accurate market predictor. People just have to think it is. Terrifying!

2023-03-15 14:16:54

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#[2]

2023-03-15 14:16:00

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I do not disagree that it still plays into the BTC thesis. I do think it is different for the general economy though. Bailouts and QE are still more selective than ZIRP. ZIRP finds it’s way into every nook and cranny.

2023-03-15 14:06:45

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So honestly this may be correct, but FIRST I think the Fed will try bailouts and “not-QE” while keeping rates high-ish.

2023-03-15 14:02:28

Unlike 2020 BTC is acting like gold so far in the face of extreme credit risk. 👍🤘🤞

2023-03-15 02:24:10

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No the energy is not a bug it’s a feature. The coins cost energy to make b/c you cannot fake energy. They cost more energy when more people participate because then there are real market forces.
While there is no empirical proof bitcoin causes better allocation of resources(you’ll just have to make up you’re own mind) assuming it does, the energy savings from less misallocated resources vastly outweighs the energy spent mining bitcoin.

2023-03-15 01:54:37

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Theoretical is light years away from reality.
Markets decide the energy per coin because energy per coin is a function of number of miners. More miners equals more energy but NOT more coins and NOT more transactions.

2023-03-15 01:47:00

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Brave browser or another non-Google clone.

2023-03-15 01:29:52

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It’s likely you need to calculate the issuance in expected US dollars or gold. That will give you a good idea of the amount of market demand needed to maintain said price.

2023-03-15 00:52:57

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It’s the only thing they know how to do. Consolidate / Socialize risk.
CBDC doesn’t enter their minds in relation to something like this. At least not yet.

2023-03-15 00:49:39

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fake profile.

2023-03-15 00:47:30

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Theoretically the amount of energy to validate all the transactions plus one sha hash. (Possibly less than 1W hour).
But the theoretical answer is not useful. The actual answer is a question for markets not tech.

2023-03-14 23:29:11

So if Jeff Gundlach is right and the Fed are just a bunch of monkeys parroting the 2y then as of yesterday rate hikes are over.
2y is now >70bps below the Fed funds rate.

2023-03-14 20:52:41

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This is not a bank by US law. It just a storage house with good security and insurance. The moment they offer interest on the dollar holdings, they go to jail.

2023-03-14 20:49:22

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This is basically not possible in the US system. Even offering interest on dollars is only legal two ways. You offering a registered security, you are a licensed bank.
This is largely why all the shitcoin people claiming their things are not securities are going to lose if they even make it to court.

2023-03-14 17:18:07

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This also largely overcomes the problem that mobile clients don’t get notifications b/c the VPN tunnel / client went to sleep in the background.
For cellular, still screwed. Use iVPN client.

2023-03-14 17:15:53

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Honestly, for any home setup, I don’t recommend anything that uses a client. They are all pretty bad. Setup a VM or Docker that does Wireguard to Mullvad. Few iptables rules to NAT all outbound traffic to the tunnel IP. Any home client you want on VPN, point to VM/Docker as default gw. If not leave .1 as default gw. Best of both worlds.

2023-03-14 17:09:43

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My throughput on home fiber and mobile were both pretty bad. And setting up a tunnel on a headless server is freaking painful and not reliable.
Mullvad or iVPN using wireguard win hands down for s as my headless setup. (Mullvad if you want port forwarding).

2023-03-14 16:57:27

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Proton is pretty bad for both linux cli and gui / mobile clients. It’s really a shame. I wanted to like it so bad.

2023-03-14 16:56:24

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Mullvad definitely rules for all my cli uses cases. Their iOS app is kinda bad unfortunately. If that is your target platform, check out iVPN. All the same great features of Mullvad are except port forwarding which is largely useless in mobile anyway.

2023-03-14 16:52:27

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ZFS every day and twice on Sundays.
That the linux world refuses to dump btrfs is just good proof that open source can also be petty and subject to “not invented here”

2023-03-13 18:45:59

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This is not entirely true. Some understand this perfectly but massively benefit from the current system.

2023-03-13 17:52:25

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Fear of banks plus a risk on day based on upswing in odds of a near-er term Fed pivot equals a double pump for BTC and Gold.

2023-03-13 15:26:40

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Check the daily charts. GLD/SLV doing good. BTC doing better!!

2023-03-13 13:36:52

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Good for equities,at first, maybe.

2023-03-12 20:44:21

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Dark Crystal?

2023-03-09 18:57:26

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As someone who knows quite a bit about IP networks, I get the point you’re making. While correct, it’s kinda just not reasonable to expect non-tech people it get it or even really care. Lighting inter-network just doesn’t work verbally. I wouldn’t even bother to say it.

2023-03-09 18:50:19

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I kinda take exception to the term isolationist. In US political speech it’s the lie you say about anyone who is even slightly non-militaristic.
Given its proper definition, no one I can think of fits the term.

2023-03-09 10:09:19

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haha. I believe it would be more accurate if pushing the other side.

2023-03-09 00:06:35

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Can’t write the good ones till you learn the bad ones…

2023-03-08 23:31:44

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Is there some set threshold that is a failure?

2023-03-08 23:26:46

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Considering that as far as I know they were still totally solvent, this seems like a message from the SEC to other banks considering providing services to crypto clients.
I would also assume it’s illegal to force a solvent firm into closing but I doubt anyone gives a crap about that.

2023-03-08 04:26:31

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grrr
s/layer the month/later this month/

2023-03-08 04:25:27

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Like I mentioned somewhere else, it seems like a slam dunk(to me anyway) that the court will find XRP is a security layer the month.
I expect the SEC to go on a mass enforcement stint shortly after. They gotta get staffed up with a bunch of people who likely know close to nothing about the topic.

2023-03-08 04:22:21

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Well is was about time the SEC found something new to be bad at.

2023-03-08 04:19:28

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It’s a bot just reposting what ZH puts on Twitter. (Or at least that’s what is says it is)

2023-03-08 04:16:50

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Simple answer for home wifi if you have a little linux knowledge, make a vpn gw vm/docker i.e. x.x.x.2 instead of dot 1. Any host you want to use the vpn just have dhcp repoint the default gw to dot 2. No more horrible vpn clients.
Mullvad works great as it’s all just wireguard.

2023-03-08 02:37:25

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how ‘bout raise a follow back.

2023-03-07 02:41:37

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Is there any hope for a near uptick in adoption?

2023-03-06 05:46:19

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And employees will not willingly take more pay than a job is worth. (ahhem Wall Street)
Clearly these are both flawed arguments.
Both sides will agree to only what they find acceptable based on their alternate options.

2023-03-06 05:35:20

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Staying away from the most political part of this debate, I agree that you have correctly stated why public vs private unions are not the same and treating them as similar economic actors is wrong.

2023-03-06 05:30:35

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Supply vs Demand.
Supply growth is capped because of decisions made long ago(correct or incorrect) when the demand curve looked very different.
Demand, at least for Canada, is all about immigration and available wealth for investment by said immigrants.
So simple question, will Asians keep fleeing Asia to Canada(or at least will their money)? I don’t know the answer.
I am not sure how those left behind are a tailwind to bitcoin. They were left behind b/c they have relatively little to invest or lose to fiat debasement.

2023-03-06 04:39:28

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I would like to see Tulsi and Rand Paul form their own ticket for President. At the very least all the mainstream Ds and Rs will go flipping nuts. I ❤️ politicians shitting in their own punch bowl.

2023-03-06 03:31:38

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I would guess there is likely a lower stabilizing threshold. I feel like people are constantly assuming things are positive feedback loops with no thresholds. Earth’s population will be 50B by 22XX. Japan is going to be the largest economy by 19XX. China will be half of earths population and rule the world by 21XX.

2023-03-06 01:28:37

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Yea, I think that about sums it up.
Honestly, I’m pretty sure they could nail you for being hacked too if you’ve done some perfectly legal shit they don’t like.

2023-03-05 17:48:44

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Sad… Based on these numbers 10-15% of people in each age group answered yes to both question.

2023-03-05 06:38:03

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https://nostr.build/i/nostr.build_6195c31e6c0651ee5e4f8fee0eacc70045b917bc2143819f70dd4e6574ee7bb6.jpeg

2023-03-05 06:31:30

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~~test~~

2023-03-05 05:35:37

Is it possible to get RTF like font features such as line-strike in Damus?

2023-03-05 05:18:20

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In other news, water confirmed wet.

2023-03-05 02:13:08

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They could change it. They just can’t change it without everyone finding out. So for now, statement still stands, Meta can’t read WhatApp messages.

2023-03-05 01:54:55

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Meta cannot read WhatsApp messages. Has to be someone with access to an account or phone that had the messages.

2023-03-04 23:48:35

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I’m going to need you get out of the car sir. We take our zap limits seriously around here.

2023-03-04 23:45:39

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Better than warm piss…?

2023-03-04 23:28:24

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I think i’m getting zapple tunnel syndrome.

2023-03-04 23:25:03

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zap anyone? trying to see if mine works.

2023-03-04 23:21:02

zappidy doo dah!!

2023-03-04 23:09:38

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I can Zap other things(tried a few) but I can’t Zap you. “Error getting invoice”

2023-03-04 23:05:44

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MS / Bing is like the worst of both worlds. Near spyware that also sucks. Apple and Google at least have one point of each in their favor. (minor point that for Apple web search = DuckDuckGo)

2023-03-04 17:59:08

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Not all crimes require the gov’t to prove intent.

2023-03-04 16:04:22

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I honestly don’t think this is a good thing. This is not about Nostr vs Twitter. This is about the gov’t and MSM smashing a non-compliant media source.

2023-03-04 15:12:15

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Everyone around here uses WoS (Wallet of Satoshi). It’s custodial but seems to work well. I also use Breeze which is non-custodial but I get a lot of payment routing failures so…

2023-03-04 05:27:16

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note1zu40u27h4tute9e7q98xlud5l4hvd9053qdvun7z2vuglwrgmfxs0y0wsw

2023-03-04 05:23:08

ignore me. testing.
https://damus.io/note1zu40u27h4tute9e7q98xlud5l4hvd9053qdvun7z2vuglwrgmfxs0y0wsw

2023-03-04 05:20:32

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bahh. i don’t know why my note is not a link in Damus. Still a newbie…

2023-03-04 05:19:25

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note1zu40u27h4tute9e7q98xlud5l4hvd9053qdvun7z2vuglwrgmfxs0y0wsw
I’m not saying the math on 1B Sats is hard. But I did have to think about it for a sec. This seem so much more natural.

2023-03-04 05:14:54

https://bitcoinmagazine.com/culture/bitcoin-vs-sats-denomination-why-both
Does anyone talk about this?
It’s from a while back but I much prefer it over any other notation I see.

2023-03-04 04:51:19

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Couldn’t agree more.

2023-03-04 04:48:58

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I am kind of curious why there is no talk about Microsoft’s ION identity? Despite it being Microsoft, when reading about how it works, it did seem like “The Bitcoin Way”

2023-03-04 04:10:03

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Well exporting our polarization to the rest of the world should help with that. An increasing share of a shrinking pie has a history of success. Right?

2023-03-04 02:56:54

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No. Uses something call AT Protocol. https://atproto.com/guides/overview

2023-03-04 02:51:42

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https://bsky.app but if you have the app installed it will try to redirect.

2023-03-04 01:33:20

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ahh ok. Maybe I’m misunderstanding. It seemed like you were carrying it around so I thought laptop. But was wondering what software(but you said no node package) and how you keep it connectable from your phone. I assume it’s not sitting in the same wifi network as your phone. Maybe I completely misunderstanding the context…

2023-03-04 00:59:51

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What do you use to run a mobile, connectable node?

2023-03-03 22:46:41

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Wouldn’t this make you a custodial middle-man?

2023-03-03 04:47:29

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Can you be signed in from your phone and Mac at the same time?