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Nostr is already quantum ready. "Spooky relay... at a distance, a single event on one relay node can instantaneously affect the contents of a user's timeline on another node, regardless of the intervening kilometers of internet cables. It's as if the nostr protocol has enabled a kind of 'quantum gossip' that transcends space and time, allowing information to spread in a way that's both fascinating and unsettling."

Make babies. It's easier apparently. Probability of a sperm reaching the egg: 2.67 × 10^−9 Probability of a single hash finding a block: 1.59 × 10^−21 The probability of a single hash finding a block is approximately 1 in 630 quintillion, while the probability of a sperm reaching the egg is around 1 in 375 million. This means that the chance of a sperm reaching the egg is many orders of magnitude higher than the chance of a single hash finding a block.

Update: I have found a (bad) solution for this problem using a telegram bot to transfer calls and texts from the cellular network to the internet. So people could call me via the cell network and I would answer on another device using telegram. At first this seems like a viable solution, however it appears these bots are not open source and could exploit your phone number for 2FA reasons etc. So the search continues. View quoted note →

Help please #asknostr #privacy #graphene I'm in the process of increasing my privacy and security and I'm wondering if anyone knows how to achieve the following. Or I might have to vibe code it. Keep a 'normie' phone at home connected to wifi. Have a graphene phone as my everyday phone with a data-only esim. When people call or text my normal phone, it will automatically forward the call or text via an app to my graphene phone. I'm sick of having a phone number (and an identity attached to it), but whilst I communicate with the normie world, I need to be contactable via legacy channels. This solution will save me carrying two phones. Zaps for the best solution.

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Grow cows. Eat beef. #homesteading #proofofsteak

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So apparently my miner has been offline long enough for a mud wasp to make a nest in it. It had a collection of spiders in it too. After a quick clean up, plugged it in and it's humming like brand new. Jeez these things are built tough.