The reach on nostr for my podcast needs to increase. I'm not a commercial podcast, I'm independent. I focus on nostr and X for now, but I'll need the community's help to spread the word. If a new episode is posted... we need at least 20 shares and re-nostr (or whatever that's called these days). If you're in Belgium, The Netherlands or living abroad and like to see the podcast thrive... please share. find it on YT music, Apple, Spotify and many more places...

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Podcast · Kim De Vos · Een Vlaamse bitcoin-gecentreerde podcast, we hebben het over bitcoin, privacy, wetgeving en de community.

Finally finished the first part of a Decentralized messenger that is not only post-quantum, but can also be used as nostr-authenticated messenger... even when Nostr would be totally inaccessible and all external relays would be gone but you piggyback on whatever other network is available. In essence, a poor man's Marmoth network :) testing it thoroughly with some people before release.

Belofte maakt schuld... eens we onder de 70.000 USD zouden gaan zou ik de podcast terug opstarten... Well... here goes EP164 .... Back to the Futures Voor de mensen die nog geabonneerd zijn komt de episode zodadelijk vanzelf binnen. De rest moet nog even wachten.

Belofte maakt schuld... eens we onder de 70.000 USD zouden gaan zou ik de podcast terug opstarten... Well... here goes EP164 .... Back to the Futures Voor de mensen die nog geabonneerd zijn komt de episode zodadelijk vanzelf binnen. De rest moet nog even wachten.

Nice Godzilla candle going on here :)

Dear bitcoin people/devs/idea-persons : please don't release stuff out in the open that's not tested properly for the very basisc. It's ok to try stuff, or have limited features. But don't offload your work to "the community". It costs all of us time, money and energy ,... and in the end you damage your own projects, often beyond repair.

RELEASED an easy way to create, and use time-locked bitcoin. This again, is a standalone easy tool to let anyone construct time-lock bitcoin "vaults". Many tools and wallets offer a way to use bitcoin's time-lock feature, but they all seem to fail at the very basics of selecting the time and the exact condtions + keys in the right format. This tool solves this. If you find this useful and want to support my development work, please keep me alive and kicking at mr21@walletofsatoshi.com Find the time-lock tool here: Find it at the bottom of

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Today I've released a newer version of "Lucutus", to improve the mobile experience (sticky logged in accounts, language/region auto-selection, Timeline selection improvements). "You will be assimilated, centralization is futile"

Project Locutus

Locutus – evolving presence on Nostr. Assimilate the protocol.

If you want to encrypt BEFORE anything hits any network, then learn how to use timeseed.io

That's why I encrypt with Argon2 KDF + Post-Quantum algo and AES-GcM , well before it hits any network or centralized client SIGNAL OPSEC FAIL Signal, the privacy-focused messaging app that boasts about its security features, has been a favorite go-to for anti-ICE in Minneapolis as a means to communicate and coordinate their operations. Using the command-line version of the Signal app (Signal-cli), anything posted in the group after it joins can be seen in plain text on that computer — useful for bots, backups, monitoring, logging, archiving, or quietly watching group chats without anyone noticing an extra person joined. Signal-cli allows: • phone #’s to leak • view deleted messages • view edited messages • see who emoji reacted to a message • see when someone opens up the group chat on their phone (server ping) • see when typing start/stop • Timestamps for everything mentioned above Signal has been a Godsend for research and hunting down anti-government extremists.

Tired of Nostr apps that overcomplicate onboarding and bloat everything with endless extra features? Locutus is different: a single-file HTML Nostr client (no installs) It gets new users from zero to timeline in under 21 seconds. Presenting Nostr Locutus, the Alpha 39.1 release A simple nostr client that actually lets people onboard with a few clicks under 10 seconds. For years we've seen nostr apps that fail to onboard people, or bloat the way accounts are created. My projects makes is extremely easy and fast to get a nostr address, and work with the very basics of the nostr network. Locutus : a single-file (no installs) Nostr experience • Host anywhere • Resistance is futile Find the pre-release here and some explanation here :

Project Locutus

Locutus – evolving presence on Nostr. Assimilate the protocol.

So yeah, coming few days I'll release 3 tools. - something for vaults - something for nostr - something for post-quantum msg I find building rather relaxing

Didn't even know soccer was a thing during winter. View quoted note →

100% agree... I had to stop anything I was doing , because reach completely collapsed. View quoted note →

If anyone that has at least a basic understanding of encryption and can use nostr. I'm currently testing something, and it would be awesome to have 2 or 3 people with different tools (on desktop only) to join in. If you want to test something really nice... DM me for an invite.

Regulation 46-A"If transmissions are being monitored during battle, no uncoded messages on an open channel" I think every good meaning European should adhere to this; as we are in that situation.

Question for the builders here. If I *allegedly* created a tool that's provably quantum resistant and can communicate over nostr... why are some nostr services like iris not displaying DMs ?

Today, some tests showed a small change in the layout and working order was needed in order to get things moving in and out of the locks. The main code wasn't changed. I've also removed create options for other address notations, we'll go bech32 only. (but backwards compatible for people having older time locks). I expect the full tool to be finished by end of january.

Two things in bitcoin left to tackle (after numerous seed, entropy and encryption tools : The most elaborate ones : timelocks and multi-sig were left ... up to now. What always bothered me, is the interface towards these were so miserably badly designed or chaotic naming-conventions that made it unusable for normal non-tech people all the while the functions actually worked fine. Today, I've tackled the first one: time locks. The tool is now in testing (UI bugs, and then non-tech user testing). The banck-end works, and the pure functional testing and error handling was done the past few days. Soon,... on an open-source slavery spot near you :) or on

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'Are we the baddies?' #Macron Sunglasses inside