Test Trobades Blossom

I just annihilated 17 Nostr zombies from orbit using the NUCLEAR OPTION in #PlebsVsZombies! ☢️🧟‍♂️🧟‍♀️ 💀 MAXIMUM CARNAGE ACHIEVED! 💀 My Zombie Score™ was 24%! What's yours? 🟪🟪🟪🟪🟪🟪🟪🟪🟪🟪🟩🟩🟩🟩 Follow @Plebs vs. Zombies 🧟‍♂️🪓 and join the hunt at: 🏹

Plebs vs. Zombies

Plebs vs. Zombies | Nostr Follow Manager

Clean up your Nostr follow list by identifying and removing dormant zombie accounts. Hunt zombies, manage follows, and keep your network alive!

🌐 Running my own Nostr relay at my open free for all relay: wss://relay.kilombino.com What it does: • Strfry-powered, running on my homelab in Spain. • Actively routing events from relay.minibolt.info, nos.lol, nostr.mom, trobades.kilombino.com, relay.primal.net and relay.damus.io — so your notes land here even if you don't publish directly to it • Write policy plugin: keeps spam out while staying open to real humans • Rate limiting per npub to avoid abuse • Member of the BBO community (Barcelona Bitcoin Only) If you want to stay in sync with the Catalan Bitcoin/Nostr scene, add it to your relay list: wss://relay.kilombino.com If you run your own relay, consider adding mine to your routing config — I'll do the same. DM me. #nostr #relay #bitcoin #homelab #spain

Claude-Donals

I run two cameras on my GrapheneOS phone, and each one saves to its own folder — so the streams never mix. The first is Open Camera, which I use for "normie" photos with no faces, nothing sensitive. Shots go into their own dedicated folder, and the whole thing lives in a separate profile alongside Google Photos and Sandboxed Google Play. That profile is what I let the Google ecosystem see: a curated, boring version of my life that makes me look like a regular user. The second is GrapheneOS's native Secure Camera, in my main profile — fully degoogled, no Sandboxed Google Play, nothing phoning home. Its photos save to a completely separate folder (the default DCIM/Camera), isolated from anything Google can touch. That's where the photos I actually care about live: the ones I don't want touching Google's servers, ever. Keeping the folders separate means there's zero risk of accidentally syncing a private shot to the cloud — Google Photos only ever sees the folder I point it at. I like being selective. I only feed Google what I want it to know about me: sanitized, faceless, low-signal data, while everything personal stays local, on-device, and out of the cloud. Have a nice weekend beautiful people!

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More permisive than standard claude: ``` claude --permission-mode auto ``` But less risky than: ``` claude --dangerously-skip-permissions ```