Taylor P.

There you have it, https://easydns.com is the place to run to! nostr:note1k6gl3ktp0zl6fnlyqq6246wu6xat8u6vltzdv25crh6hejyna4yqnfspfm

SOON™️ #bitcoin #cashu #ecash

✨People✨, am I right?

My local farmers market is outdoors in a town that’s pretty much always windy. And every market there’s ladies trying to make their tents and tables ✨✨cute and dainty✨✨ only to have their stuff blowing away. I get that wire jewelry and lace are hard to sell with brutalist decor, but y’all might want to consider less floof and more concrete blocks 😅

A follow-up to yesterday’s story. The RCMP have no evidence, have filed no charges, the company is not Canadian, and they seized the customer’s funds, not just the company’s. I’m getting flashbacks to the CRA seizing my money. “You MIGHT owe us, so we’re taking everything.” Straight-up theft. This is a reminder to not trust your money to others. No banks, no exchanges, no “wealth management”, no retirement plans, no funds… The government is going to steal it and tell you it’s your fault. nostr:note12hqc6a4uq62n7gn2rjugsncrrthcua3hjwq85gt4aa5knvn065rq58ll2h

Timeline cleanse, dog on da bridge. nostr:note1hwz0dh7rytflk4fpqr2hj95xxmrpk0wanqzt022thkpe68w5tjasffn92p

Most of the time this gen AI stuff is just kinda meh, but the odd time it poops out something surprising. This was ChatGPT’s take on my instructions to turn my profile cyberpunk.

#vlogstr #namecheap https://nostrcheck.taylorperron.com/9abf6597f1f88993ece8e67c211aabcac702fde0d26604b820058a49826c6e5d.mov

NOOOOO!!! *sigh* imtiredboss.jpeg Looks like I’ll be adding another major infrastructure overhaul project (migrating registrars) to my already-too-long list 😭 nostr:npub1elwpzsul8d9k4tgxqdjuzxp0wa94ysr4zu9xeudrcxe2h3sazqkq5mehan care to weigh in? 👀 https://domainnamewire.com/2025/09/12/private-equity-firm-is-buying-namecheap-in-deal-that-values-company-at-1-5-billion/

In a choice between security and convenience, convenience will win every time. - some rando on the internet When trying to pitch some users on not leaving their passwords on a sticky note on their monitors, I was going to use the example of "you wouldn't tape your house keys to your front door". But before the words could leave my mouth I remembered a past house-call customer who did exactly that. The moral of the story is when planning for security, you either need to make the cost of shortcutting enormous and immediate (think firing w/perp-walk out the door) or more convenient than shortcutting. The first is obviously unpopular with most, and the second is a huge PITA for devs who will also choose convenience by offloading to MFA-in-a-box and shouting "let them eat TOTP apps and choose traffic lights!". Damn, this started as a funny story about security and ended in mild depression... 😭

I’m sure many books have been written on the subject, but it’s been my pondering this evening anyways. Matthew 25:31-46 is a section some Bibles title as “The Final Judgment” where Jesus describes returning as King and separating those who did Good from those who didn’t. One of the lessons commonly taught out of this section is that Jesus is instructing us to provide for “strangers” and “the least of these” as if we are doing it for Jesus himself. A hotly debated detail is who, exactly, Jesus was talking about when he said “strangers” and “the least of these”. I’ve seen all sort of interpretations ranging from “literally everyone” to “specifically the Samaritans”. Personally I’ve tried to focus on “those who can’t help / take care of themselves”. My evening pondering has been this question: What about those who hate us and want us to die? Those who, when given the opportunity, are killing our wives, husbands, and children? Are we to risk the lives of those under our (Biblically mandated!) care to care for them? Are those people “strangers” and “the least of these”, or something else?

Remembering words feat. squirrel chirping #vlogstr #lifehack https://nostrcheck.taylorperron.com/bbf48b0ad99104ffc647c5b8522eb520c956f9708375f31733640a10fe701509.mov

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Mini-rant: Since when did running a lightning node become a rich person's activity? Exchange rates have 3-4Xed since I last set one up but the generally accepted minimum channel size is still 1M sats. That means roughly $5-10K CAD minimum in liquidity for a minimally functional node. I'm not trying to make money with this node, just use it for a proof-of-concept project. Yes, I could use testnet for technical testing, but if you want to demo to normies you need to be able to move real money around. As usually, the solution to my worldly problems is to stop being poor.

Damn, this didn’t age well… nostr:note1sm8mc38r3g53x32058sdejwl3jyz94mjd8rs3jf7704r5uq0n5tqgq2z8q

My theory is that these people know that cheap isn’t going to be good or fast but don’t want to acknowledge it. They know most of well-ordered society associates being outwardly cheap with being slimy, untrustworthy, and cheating, but don’t want to be seen that way, so they choose cheap then feign surprise at the results in hopes that their peers will assume they wanted to choose otherwise but couldn’t.

A sleep-deprived question about not using Canada Post 🥴 #vlogstr https://nostrcheck.taylorperron.com/3a5867c5025875fcfe8c0ecccb55d24c369e782541e6cdba4144ce0f8fd579fb.mov