Truth be told, I am running Core 29.0.0, and, I reckon, I'll be running it for the next few years unless some serious vulnerabilities are found within it.

After some experimenting with different #nostr clients, I decided to roll back @Amethyst to pre full outbox build, now I am happy. I do not require the new outbox model as I am using proxy relays.

Community review is now deemed not necessary, just trust the devs bro, you are too ignorant to have a say. Don't mind us opening up the gates for CP on your node, filters don't work, so you can give in and let us change the monetary nature of bitcoin because the market decides. Otherwise, you are moderating #Bitcoin just like Reddit. And the market is obviously a deep-pocketed adversary trying their best to ruin Bitcoin and make it irrelevant for the thing it was designed to be: a decentralised p2p electronic cash. View quoted note →

Why do we portray the question of not allowing arbitrary data being stored on the block chain as an act of Reddit style censorship? Aren't these things categorically different? #bitcoin

These nasty hoes that nobody elected, where do they come from? View quoted note →

Is this how #monero mining is decentralized by not using ASICS? I hear ASICS are not used because they serve as a centralizing components of mining infrastructure. View quoted note →

I'm getting this right? If @Damus holds the keys and I want to use an app that is not covered within its mini apps catalog, I need to use it as a standalone signing app? What's the point? If we want mini apps, we have a great solution that is @Keychat, why reinvent the wheel instead of normalize the use of a standardized offline signing app @Amber that is already integrated with most apps? Keys should be in a standalone offline app and we have a solution. Why not build around it? View quoted note →

#Bitcoin absorbs. TradFi dissolves. More liquidity, less volatility. More control, less relevance. Open source wins. Peer-to-peer persists. Unit of account inevitable.

I sat down and read bitcoin whitepaper in early 2016 and I realized it is the only way to reduce statism to where it belongs: obsolete. Since that day, I never turned back on it and learned everything I can on it. Being a child of war and seeing how governments work to control and by extension destroy if controlling was deemed not possible, I pledged my life energy to anarchy and individual sovereignty. Bitcoin, I thought, was the first thing that made this possible in human history. I still stand by that. View quoted note →

It's not meritocrasy if @Luke Dashjr views are dismissed by Core devs like we've seen lately. View quoted note →

I wished he'd stop the car and break the guy's face in as well. View quoted note →

A terrible feelin of not having as much #bitcoin as you'd like to have.

I couldn't bare @Amethyst not working properly anymore and moved to @npub160tq...50js. Tested all of the available apps as an alternative and stopped on Jumble for its slick design and extensive feature base. Using it on GOD device as an app.