@notmandatory
Relays (3)
- wss://relay.primal.net – read & write
- wss://nos.lol – read & write
- wss://relay.damus.io – read & write
Recent Notes
Wait your ISP has NAT? Or is it one of those stupid ISP leased routers that cost more than just buying a decent one over the life of it?
I have my own self managed firewall/router and my stupid isp gives me a non-public NATed IP. Pretty common with ISPs these days.
That’s only A third of a single day of government spending btw
Also, the previous buyback were 2B, then 4B, and now 6
The need for managing liquidity on the long end of the treasury bond market is...
More using the credit card to pay the mortgage. Not a good look.
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Sounds similar to to a Tailnet
Yes similar but instead of tail scale servers in the middle it's the FIPS mesh nodes. So no login or accounts required. Only need a FIPS node or two that will peer with you.
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oscar worthy personalized films individually and instantly created by a "play a movie I'd relate to" prompt coming soon to a screen near you
I'd be happy to see some books I love turned into high quality films. Anyone else like to watch "The Mandibles" on the big screen?
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Oh, that's kind of interesting. I've always used Tor hidden services for this.
I didn't try Tor since it seems too slow/unreliable for interactive work via ssh. Also I don't need the service to be hidden. My main concern was security on the client/MacBook side, which is why I went with a very limited podman pod that run stock debian 13 with solid easy to manage firewall filtering using nftables.
Running FIPS! now I can ssh into a dev system at home even though it's stuck with a private IPv4 address behind my stupid ISPs NAT.
With FIPS I'm able to assign my home server a self generated npub and talk to it from anywhere. This is how the internet is meant to be, peer to peer, private and permissionless.
Sorry @Johnathan Corgan for abusing your FIPS test net for my personal VPN. But I hope my background traffic helps somehow with your performance testing. I'm not seeing any noticeable latency running multiple shells and editors over my ssh tunnel between the office and home.
Love what you're building with @FIPS !
The podman setup I use on my MacBook is: https://github.com/notmandatory/fips-pod
With FIPS I'm able to assign my home server a self generated npub and talk to it from anywhere. This is how the internet is meant to be, peer to peer, private and permissionless.
Sorry @Johnathan Corgan for abusing your FIPS test net for my personal VPN. But I hope my background traffic helps somehow with your performance testing. I'm not seeing any noticeable latency running multiple shells and editors over my ssh tunnel between the office and home.
Love what you're building with @FIPS !
The podman setup I use on my MacBook is: https://github.com/notmandatory/fips-pod
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Fantastic episode @MartyBent. The @Bitcoin Dev Kit foundation team is working with Jason at @Satoshi Pacioli Accounting and we've found the PBM principles are a great fit for a non-profit bitcoin open source project too.
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Looks like a very cool project. A template for the descriptor would be easy but I think you'd also need more logic around it. Probably best maintained in a lib within the anzen project along with other features needed to make a compatible bdk based wallet.
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Entropy bug and patch details from @Coinkite
https://blog.coinkite.com/entropy-technical-backgrounder/
https://blog.coinkite.com/entropy-technical-backgrounder/
In response to India's recent ban of the Bitchat source code on GitHub, there are now
- 50 nodes seeding the code on Radicle, an unstoppable peer-to-peer alternative to GitHub
- 25 copies on GitHub
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I know some devs here are bullish on radicle but I cant support it or any other project funded and controlled by a shitcoin org. https://docs.radworks.org/rad-token
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