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Made a friend today at work:
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If any small collection of entities can delete your voice it was never yours.
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Years ago I dug into the alleged connection between the Bavinck-Kuyper 'way' and its supposed manifestation in South Africa (Boers, etc.). I wonder if there are parallels there--lessons we can learn f...
Not a bad idea. It's pretty short and sweet by comparison.
Where do I find the new highlight feature in #Amethyst?
This is what I get when I long press in a long-form note:
And this is what I get when I select text in the built-in web browser:
These are the areas I would have expected to find the option to create a highlight.
This is what I get when I long press in a long-form note:
And this is what I get when I select text in the built-in web browser:
These are the areas I would have expected to find the option to create a highlight.
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This was easily the best article I have read on the subject of #Kinism to date. Tomes does a fantastic job of acknowledging its legitimate concerns and placing them within their proper context, while ...
@freeborn | ἐλεύθερος | 8r0gwg , I would be interested in your take on it, but don't feel obligated. It's nearly 10,000 words.
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This was easily the best article I have read on the subject of #Kinism to date. Tomes does a fantastic job of acknowledging its legitimate concerns and placing them within their proper context, while also criticizing its excesses and where it goes astray, lacking a more robust moral and theological framework.
It's a long read, but well worth the time spent, because it has application outside of the Kinist controversy, too.
https://postnuance.substack.com/p/after-kinism
It's a long read, but well worth the time spent, because it has application outside of the Kinist controversy, too.
https://postnuance.substack.com/p/after-kinism
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Is start tunnel something new in v.4?
Start Tunnel is not in StartOS v.0.4.0, strictly speaking. It is separate software that you install on a VPS, and StartOS natively communicates with it, so you can create Wireguard tunnels to access your apps, even over clearnet, through your VPS's public IP, instead of your home IP.
Incredibly helpful, thank you!
So here’s what I’ve got installed now. I can do away with all but alby and and Cloudflare tunnel right?
https://image.nostr.build/02b82ed4e0051223dd2085746b5210685...
Cloudflare Tunnel is the only one of those that is not available on 0.4.0 at this time, looking in both the Start9 and Community registries. However, it can be replaced with Start Tunnel and then you just point your subdomains to your Start Tunnel's public IP instead.
The rest are all available on 0.4.0. You can uninstall Mempool and Thunderhub before updating. They are both just interfaces.
The rest are all available on 0.4.0. You can uninstall Mempool and Thunderhub before updating. They are both just interfaces.
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I'm probably not the guy to give you an accurate gauge, as I updated on a much earlier beta version of 0.4.0 that still had a few bugs with migrating services (like LND!) properly. I understand that has been fixed now, but it was a nervous few days with my lightning node down and nothing I could do about it.
My advice: Uninstall any apps that you haven't really been using, and that you can very easily reinstall, because they aren't storing data that is important to you. For instance, if you have Mempool installed, that's just a UI for viewing your node's mempool. You can uninstall that before updating and reinstall it afterward without any problem. Same for Lightning Node management UIs like Thunderhub or RTL. That is NOT the case for Alby Hub, if you are running it, though. If you have any sub-wallets with NWC connection strings set up in there, uninstalling Alby Hub will get rid of those.
By uninstalling unused or easily reinstalled apps, it should make the update go a bit faster. It's also a process that should take hours, not days. Nodes are down for a few hours all the time, and if some channel partner tries to do you dirty while you are offline, it's fine because you have plenty of time for a justice transaction.
Make sure you complete a backup, after stopping all apps, before you update. You shouldn't get into a situation where you need to fall back to 0.3.5 at this point, but you can't be too safe on these things.
You should also note that not all apps that were available for 0.3.5 have been updated to run on 0.4.0. That means there MAY be some apps you use that you won't have access to any longer. I am not talking about any of the core apps you need for running and managing a node, like your main Bitcoin implementation, LND, CLN, Alby Hubb, Thunderhub, RTL. All of those are still there. As are most of the popular self-hosting apps, like Nextcloud, Synapse Server, Vaultwarden, and the like. If there is an app you are particularly concerned about, I can check to make sure it is in either the Start9 or Community registry before you update, but I would not consider an app not being available a reason not to update at this point. Start9 will no longer be supporting 0.3.5 and the apps available on that version will no longer be receiving updates, outside of critical vulnerabilities, like the recent update for BTCPay.
Hope that helps.
My advice: Uninstall any apps that you haven't really been using, and that you can very easily reinstall, because they aren't storing data that is important to you. For instance, if you have Mempool installed, that's just a UI for viewing your node's mempool. You can uninstall that before updating and reinstall it afterward without any problem. Same for Lightning Node management UIs like Thunderhub or RTL. That is NOT the case for Alby Hub, if you are running it, though. If you have any sub-wallets with NWC connection strings set up in there, uninstalling Alby Hub will get rid of those.
By uninstalling unused or easily reinstalled apps, it should make the update go a bit faster. It's also a process that should take hours, not days. Nodes are down for a few hours all the time, and if some channel partner tries to do you dirty while you are offline, it's fine because you have plenty of time for a justice transaction.
Make sure you complete a backup, after stopping all apps, before you update. You shouldn't get into a situation where you need to fall back to 0.3.5 at this point, but you can't be too safe on these things.
You should also note that not all apps that were available for 0.3.5 have been updated to run on 0.4.0. That means there MAY be some apps you use that you won't have access to any longer. I am not talking about any of the core apps you need for running and managing a node, like your main Bitcoin implementation, LND, CLN, Alby Hubb, Thunderhub, RTL. All of those are still there. As are most of the popular self-hosting apps, like Nextcloud, Synapse Server, Vaultwarden, and the like. If there is an app you are particularly concerned about, I can check to make sure it is in either the Start9 or Community registry before you update, but I would not consider an app not being available a reason not to update at this point. Start9 will no longer be supporting 0.3.5 and the apps available on that version will no longer be receiving updates, outside of critical vulnerabilities, like the recent update for BTCPay.
Hope that helps.
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too good not to steal, sorry not sorry, Salvatore https://blossom.primal.net/f001ff1c71843f5704c4835c2b065add6f1fb561497b7a6532a038db4e5d8cfa.png
Honestly, the length of the short prong is still being generous to what actually took place.