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๐Ÿ’ฏwould rather manage my lightning channels than navigate the endless bureaucracy and speak to an AI โ€˜customer serviceโ€™ in a loop ten hours a week, KYC checks and security flags just to access my money.
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Wires, ACH and Western Union have all been destroyed Credit Cards and Apple Pay are the final boss Online, QR scanning, channel management isnโ€™t going to cut it Offline, tap to pay, โ€œjust worksโ€ is the experience thatโ€™s expected
Besides the onboarding from Bitcoin on chain, once there itโ€™s got to be the easiest product to use. Eventually employers will pay all their employees on lightning So easy
Absolutely! It's crazy that normies can't do this. Go to your local computer store. Buy a Raspberry Pi. Buy an SDcard. Download a file. Flash it onto the SDcard. Realize you don't have a card slot. Back to the computer store. Buy a USB adapter. Flash the file. Boot Umbrel. Download 1TB of data. 5 days later setup Lightning. Open your first channel. Install Zeus on your phone. Struggle with connecting to your node. Compmain that TOR is slow. Finally make your first Lightning payment.
LN sucks? There was a man who woke up one morning convinced heโ€™d reinvented transportation. Also shared here on Stacker News: He looked at his car, all shiny and functional, and thought, โ€œWhat if I made this simpler?โ€ So he took off all four wheels, tied an old sick horse to the front bumper, and proudly declared to everyone, โ€œLook! Iโ€™ve reinvented movement!โ€ People stared, confused. The thing barely moved an inch before the horse coughed, stumbled and finally collapsed and dead. Yet the man was sure he was onto something revolutionary, he said, posting diagrams of his โ€œReCarโ€ on a placard. ![](https://m.stacker.news/116385) Thatโ€™s what this new version of Shitcoins, the wave of the fake L2s, the so-called โ€œL2 reinnovationsโ€ feel like. *What insanity!* ![](https://m.stacker.news/116386) Thank you @DarthCoin at for such a perfect meme And Thank you @Justin_Shocknet for such a wonderful explanation in here: and your full article here: Once again, Bitcoin is the only way, and Lightning is the only alternative!
Small update as my first node on RPi4 +1TB was dying. I had to sync it back from zero and now it is 2nd month with several crashes and pruned node around 90% synced. This is no time for RPi anymore. Do not go for it. Use 10year old laptop with i5 gen 4+ 16GB RAM and 2TB SDD and sleep well.
While I 100% agree, since that's what my node runs on, and I too was an original Raspberry Pi and Umbrel user for 3.5 years before upgrading to an old laptop over 2 years ago, I still feel that the steps here are basically the same.
Sure. Replace go to the computer store and buy a Raspberry Pi with visit eBay or Amazon or FB marketplace or whatever and search for a used laptop or Intel NUC. It's still a pain in the ass. If it wasn't, the whole world would be running them.
Yep. Someone needs to build from scratch while people are expecting computers with all software preinstalled and running. User friendly UI. This is showstopper.
Me too. Not being able to take peoples' bitcoin through their pockets just by bumping into them is really cramping my style...
Bitcoind? easy. Tor? easy. LND? easy. systemd? oh fuck everything whose idea was this piece of shit anyway? I wonder if it's too late to switch to BSD on my raspi...
How much is this the Pi and how much is you running more things on the SD card than is optimal? Been meaning to move my ~/.lnd over to /mnt/ anyway...
I have been explicitly avoiding anything with a battery as I see no reason just to kill it for the sake of doing so. Maybe I should learn more about power consumption, and maybe things are just a lot better now than they used to be, but running a laptop plugged in 24/7 turned the one I had in college into a pretty useless machine in only a few years.
What's a pain in the ass is when I fire up a system designed to be user friendly and I spend the next forever wondering why on earth they made the configuration decisions they did, and try to figure out where they've hidden this configuration away from me to protect me from myself. No thanks, just gimme the tarballs.
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