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Open Source contributor to FOSS project walletscrutiny.com and nostr.info
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dannybuntu 7 months ago
"What's life really like where you live is often replied with a lie." Because if people told negative things about the community they are in, they would not be able to sell their properties.
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dannybuntu 7 months ago
Somebody threw a dead puppy inside our garden. Yesterday, and today. So 2 dead newly born puppies. Let me just vent this out.
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dannybuntu 7 months ago
Burned through one month subscription of windsurf claude tokens in one day. Come on guys, I can't afford this. https://sdmntprcentralus.oaiusercontent.com/files/00000000-d6b4-61f5-8c91-7e560126820e/raw?se=2025-06-19T02%3A28%3A03Z&sp=r&sv=2024-08-04&sr=b&scid=45403c07-5a6f-5a7e-9b11-44390bd1cdf3&skoid=b0fd38cc-3d33-418f-920e-4798de4acdd1&sktid=a48cca56-e6da-484e-a814-9c849652bcb3&skt=2025-06-18T18%3A15%3A09Z&ske=2025-06-19T18%3A15%3A09Z&sks=b&skv=2024-08-04&sig=pU%2BDakgQPXn1m03RYOvDmnXmitEDClv8TkrtIbxYHdc%3D image
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dannybuntu 7 months ago
🧪 BitBanana v0.9.5 re-verified as functionally reproducible! We updated our methodology to confirm resources.arsc differences via apktool-decoded res/ files — ensuring no functional mismatch. 📲 Details:
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BitBanana: Bitcoin & Lightning
Review of BitBanana: Bitcoin & Lightning (verdict: sourceavailable)
 When using the diffoscope tool on the apk pairs, i would find this result. What does it mean? idk So I took another path and used apktool to extract the contents of the apk pair in their own respective dirs, and ran `diff -r` on each. There was no result. #Bitcoin #Android #ReproducibleBuilds
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dannybuntu 7 months ago
Im a bit of a prepper and dont want to cause alarm to anyone. I was also a boy scout. I know we are also far from the conflict but here some helpful tips just for any situation : have some extra clean water supply at least for a few days. If possible invest in a 3 stage (or more) water filtration system. Have a "go bag" ready. In case comms go down (cell internet) have one of those cheap old school battery powered radios. A simple emergency medkit, at least alcohol, betadine and cotton. Spain had a recent blackout, 2-3 weeks ago and they were mostly a cashless society. So they had problems withdrawing, etc. They also had a lot of terrifying fake news. For some reason people like to share bad news during times of calamity. An example of the fake news in Spain during the 24 hour blackout was - the Russians were invading! Which did not seem plausible but nevertheless was used by unscrupulous individuals. When comms are down, have a designated meetup point if your family is all around. The primary residence is ok, but if circumstances force you to abandon, have a secondary safe space that everone should know prior to any emergency. We have grown so reliant on the internet that losing it seems to have "blinded" many on how to go about without it. Again, this is only for informational purposes, nothing to worry about, but always be prepared in prayers and in the physical world. Have a pleasant and restful Monday evening.
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dannybuntu 8 months ago
attempting to verify komodo desktop wallet
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dannybuntu 8 months ago
Remember the time when people had to buy CDs to install software - wait - let's go further than that - freaking floppy disks. I would install it for my dad and if one floppy gets a CRC error... I would eject the floppy, blow the dust off, pray some mumbo jumbo, insert it back again, until ... it worked.
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