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Super Testnet
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1w ago
Cool chart:
h/t x.com/TristanBietsch
h/t x.com/TristanBietsch
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1w ago
Here's a "popular" BTC opinion that I agree with: robosats is awesome.
Here's a less popular one: robosats is not a p2p exchange. It's a custodial exchange. Their github makes this clear: "the coordinator [can] run away with your satoshis...by not releasing [them] to the buyer."
Here's a less popular one: robosats is not a p2p exchange. It's a custodial exchange. Their github makes this clear: "the coordinator [can] run away with your satoshis...by not releasing [them] to the buyer."
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2w ago
nostr-web-components has improved docs now at https://web.nostr.technology/
And new components:
- <nostr-note> for rendering full notes with proper formatting
- <nostr-text> for rendering just the text
- <nostr-follow> for rendering a simple "follow me on nostr" button that can actually be clicked (idea copied from @Saiyasodharan)
These components are very lightweight, they use no framework and only import what is strictly necessary from nostr-tools and nostr-gadgets. They're also very efficient and replaceable metadata is cached on IndexedDB very straightforwardly.
And new components:
- <nostr-note> for rendering full notes with proper formatting
- <nostr-text> for rendering just the text
- <nostr-follow> for rendering a simple "follow me on nostr" button that can actually be clicked (idea copied from @Saiyasodharan)
These components are very lightweight, they use no framework and only import what is strictly necessary from nostr-tools and nostr-gadgets. They're also very efficient and replaceable metadata is cached on IndexedDB very straightforwardly.
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Super Testnet
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2w ago
I think most people who own boats are republicans
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Super Testnet
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3w ago
I want spend and replace to be much easier. For me, spending sats, even over LN, takes longer than a card and fails more often. And replacing it takes hours for me. Cards are so much easier than spend-and-replace right now.
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Super Testnet
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3w ago
Has anyone made a nostr client that prompts users to give their contacts "petnames" and only treats the name given in a profile as a "proposed name"? This paper argues that petnames can replace the DNS system: https://files.spritely.institute/papers/petnames.html
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Super Testnet
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3w ago
What if nostr sucks because (1) there are no tools for suppressing bots and therefore (2) real celebrities (the ones with millions of followers) don't want to post here and therefore (3) normies (i.e. the millions of people who follow celebrities) don't want to post here either (because their favorite people aren't here)
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Super Testnet
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3w ago
Here are my initial thoughts on the new Pubky social media protocol, which seems designed to compete with nostr:
3w ago • 4 min read
Thoughts on Pubky: a new social media protocol that competes with nostr
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3w ago
By popular demand (from 1 person), I added a BLSAG (Back's Linkable Spontaneous Anonymous Group) variant in Nostringer, similar to Monery scheme.
bLSAG signatures are linkable but still anonymous.
Can detect duplicate voting or track usage of a credential.
https://github.com/AbdelStark/nostringer-rs?tab=readme-ov-file#blsag-backs-linkable-spontaneous-anonymous-group
bLSAG signatures are linkable but still anonymous.
Can detect duplicate voting or track usage of a credential.
https://github.com/AbdelStark/nostringer-rs?tab=readme-ov-file#blsag-backs-linkable-spontaneous-anonymous-group
Super Testnet
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3w ago
Replying to @USER
Will you consider adding support for "linkable" ring signatures? They are required for my Emessbee protocol, and it would be a cool hackathon project to port Emessbee so that its ring signatures work on bitcoin's elliptic curve instead of Ed25519
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Super Testnet
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4w ago
Electrum announces direct nostr support for PSBT signing, NWC integration, and submarine swap coordination: https://x.com/ElectrumWallet/status/1905024339759550760
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Super Testnet
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4w ago
Today I released an essay re: the history of US federal loans and foreign aid from 1712 to 1917. It inpsired by a similar essay concerning times when the US *borrowed* money. I was unaware of a record of its *loans and grants,* so I made one.
https://telegra.ph/History-of-US-Federal-Loans-and-Foreign-Aid-03-25
https://telegra.ph/History-of-US-Federal-Loans-and-Foreign-Aid-03-25
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Celsius’ lawsuit against Chainalysis is absolutely wild.
The debtors are suing the firm on a total of SIXTEEN counts for a fraudulent audit of the scam's assets under management, misleading customers and investors.
Here’s the gist of it:
Celsius was a massive Ponzi scheme in which the founders manipulated the value of CEL tokens to dump their holdings on customers and investors.
In 2020, Celsius conducted what it called a ‘third-party audit’ of their total assets under management in partnership with Chainalysis, finding that Celsius had billions of Dollars “based on transactions, total withdrawals and total deposits.”
Unfortunately, this “first third-party verification of Celsius Network’s assets” was a complete and total lie, according to the complaint.
Not only did Chainalysis not conduct the audit, the complaint states – it
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Arándano
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4w ago
Pretty amaze by @Super Testnet approach of enhancing privacy in Bitcoin transactions with #coinpool
Check it out:
Wonder if a y client has already considered..
#privacy #coinpool #coinjoin
Check it out:
Wonder if a y client has already considered..
#privacy #coinpool #coinjoin
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Super Testnet
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4w ago
Bitcoin is true electronic cash
"Ecash" is an imposter
(Still cool in its own way though)
"Ecash" is an imposter
(Still cool in its own way though)
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Super Testnet
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1mo ago
You've heard of chainalysis
Now I bring you "off-chain-alysis"
Matthew Yuk and I played "Ark ping pong" by sending each other a few payments on Ark. First I sent him 50k sats, then he sent me three payments worth 4500, 10k, and 100k. Then he said, "I annotated my transactions back to you so we can look at the vtxos being spent and observe the coin selection."
Here is his analysis:
Now I bring you "off-chain-alysis"
Matthew Yuk and I played "Ark ping pong" by sending each other a few payments on Ark. First I sent him 50k sats, then he sent me three payments worth 4500, 10k, and 100k. Then he said, "I annotated my transactions back to you so we can look at the vtxos being spent and observe the coin selection."
Here is his analysis:
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Super Testnet
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1mo ago
Si quiere aprender como crear sus priopios contratos inteligentes de bitcoin, juntanos a un taller April 8!
npub10ke0n
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1mo ago
🔶 ¿Sabías que Bitcoin también tiene contratos inteligentes? 🤯
Descubre Bitcoin Script y aprende a programar tu primer contrato inteligente en este workshop presencial en el ITAM con @Super Testnet , experto en desarrollo y seguridad en Bitcoin.
📍 ITAM (Salón por confirmar)
🗓️ 8 de abril | ⏰ 2:00 - 4:00 PM
🔗 Regístrate aquí: https://linktr.ee/bsnITAM
¡No te lo pierdas! ⚡ #Bitcoin #BitcoinScript #ITAM
Descubre Bitcoin Script y aprende a programar tu primer contrato inteligente en este workshop presencial en el ITAM con @Super Testnet , experto en desarrollo y seguridad en Bitcoin.
📍 ITAM (Salón por confirmar)
🗓️ 8 de abril | ⏰ 2:00 - 4:00 PM
🔗 Regístrate aquí: https://linktr.ee/bsnITAM
¡No te lo pierdas! ⚡ #Bitcoin #BitcoinScript #ITAM
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Super Testnet
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1mo ago
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1mo ago
Lyn has a great thread about people who diss lightning:
Lyn also observes that lightning has "boosted sender privacy." Which is true, but did you know? Lightning also has better *receiver* privacy than monero. Even if you use a bolt11 invoice, the sender learns less information than he would if you gave him your monero address.
Lightning is so cool!
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The other day on Twitter/X, I paid out a 2,100,000 sat or $1,700 USD Lightning bounty.
Over the past couple years, I’ve offered an occasional challenge on Twitter/X.
When people tell me Lightning doesn’t work, I often ask them in random comments for their Lightning details so I can pay them in the next 5-10 minutes on the spot, permissionlessly, wherever they are, with this payment method that supposedly doesn’t work.
Every single time, they can’t do it. Because they haven’t even tried it. They’re just talking. I’ve done this a ton of times and nobody ever takes the sizable sat offerings.
In Dan Held’s anti-Nostr thread, Mark Jeffrey was critical of Lightning.
Unlike most who I offer the challenge to as 99% sure they won’t take it, I offered it to Mark despite knowing he had a much higher probability
Over the past couple years, I’ve offered an occasional challenge on Twitter/X.
When people tell me Lightning doesn’t work, I often ask them in random comments for their Lightning details so I can pay them in the next 5-10 minutes on the spot, permissionlessly, wherever they are, with this payment method that supposedly doesn’t work.
Every single time, they can’t do it. Because they haven’t even tried it. They’re just talking. I’ve done this a ton of times and nobody ever takes the sizable sat offerings.
In Dan Held’s anti-Nostr thread, Mark Jeffrey was critical of Lightning.
Unlike most who I offer the challenge to as 99% sure they won’t take it, I offered it to Mark despite knowing he had a much higher probability
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Lyn also observes that lightning has "boosted sender privacy." Which is true, but did you know? Lightning also has better *receiver* privacy than monero. Even if you use a bolt11 invoice, the sender learns less information than he would if you gave him your monero address.
Lightning is so cool!
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Lyn Alden
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1mo ago
The other day on Twitter/X, I paid out a 2,100,000 sat or $1,700 USD Lightning bounty.
Over the past couple years, I’ve offered an occasional challenge on Twitter/X.
When people tell me Lightning doesn’t work, I often ask them in random comments for their Lightning details so I can pay them in the next 5-10 minutes on the spot, permissionlessly, wherever they are, with this payment method that supposedly doesn’t work.
Every single time, they can’t do it. Because they haven’t even tried it. They’re just talking. I’ve done this a ton of times and nobody ever takes the sizable sat offerings.
In Dan Held’s anti-Nostr thread, Mark Jeffrey was critical of Lightning.
Unlike most who I offer the challenge to as 99% sure they won’t take it, I offered it to Mark despite knowing he had a much higher probability
Over the past couple years, I’ve offered an occasional challenge on Twitter/X.
When people tell me Lightning doesn’t work, I often ask them in random comments for their Lightning details so I can pay them in the next 5-10 minutes on the spot, permissionlessly, wherever they are, with this payment method that supposedly doesn’t work.
Every single time, they can’t do it. Because they haven’t even tried it. They’re just talking. I’ve done this a ton of times and nobody ever takes the sizable sat offerings.
In Dan Held’s anti-Nostr thread, Mark Jeffrey was critical of Lightning.
Unlike most who I offer the challenge to as 99% sure they won’t take it, I offered it to Mark despite knowing he had a much higher probability
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Super Testnet
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1mo ago
This is sad
I suspect NostrPix is dead
I suspect NostrPix is dead
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Super Testnet
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1mo ago
The correct pronunciation for OP_CSFS is OP_SISYPHUS
Because it's doomed to be always rolling up the mountain, never reaching the top
Because it's doomed to be always rolling up the mountain, never reaching the top
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1mo ago
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1mo ago
Who told you that buying or selling bitcoin P2P is hard? 🧐
Let this video prove them wrong.
Let this video prove them wrong.
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Super Testnet
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1mo ago
My coding philosophy is inspired by Wayne Gretzky
"You pass 100% of the tests you never write"
h/t @Chris Guida
"You pass 100% of the tests you never write"
h/t @Chris Guida
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Super Testnet
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1mo ago
Social credit scores are already here. A low credit score affects all of this:
- Employers might not hire you
- Landlords might not rent to you
- Utilities corps might not serve you
- Insurance corps might charge you more
- Judges in child support cases might charge you less
People worry it might come over from China. But it's already here for years now. They probably got the idea from us.
- Employers might not hire you
- Landlords might not rent to you
- Utilities corps might not serve you
- Insurance corps might charge you more
- Judges in child support cases might charge you less
People worry it might come over from China. But it's already here for years now. They probably got the idea from us.
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Super Testnet
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1mo ago
Apparently my NWC tester is the most useful thing available if you want to add NWC to your client:
npub1jluy3
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1mo ago
Replying to @USER
We did a lot of NWC development for @Rizful.com ... what helped was looking at open source code from COINOS and ALBY, if you can't find the repositories, let me know and I can dig them up. But really the MOST useful thing is @Super Testnet site https://supertestnet.github.io/nwc_tester/ ... to test your implemenation. Also you an look at the code of this site to understand how it works from the client perspective..... Finally, I can't imagine doing NWC development without running your own relay, at least for dev purposes, because it really helps to look at the logs of the relay to see the messages coming to and from your NWC implementation. Finally, read this 10 times... .https://github.com/nostr-protocol/nips/blob/master/47.md .. and then put it into an LLM and ask questions about it or have it talk to you about it... I find with complicated stuff like this, it's really critical to make
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Super Testnet
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1mo ago
Mi video mas reciente es Taller de Bitcoin Script (Bitcoin Script Workshop)
Aprende el primer lenguaje para contratos inteligentes, y crea tu primer contrato de bitcoin hoy
Learn the 1st smart contracting language & make your 1st bitcoin contract today
Aprende el primer lenguaje para contratos inteligentes, y crea tu primer contrato de bitcoin hoy
Learn the 1st smart contracting language & make your 1st bitcoin contract today
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Super Testnet
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2mo ago
CTV is not just the most secure soft fork proposal
It's probably the most secure thing *conceivable* among all possible actions/ideas
Anyway *something* is the most secure idea possible, what if it *is* CTV?
It's probably the most secure thing *conceivable* among all possible actions/ideas
Anyway *something* is the most secure idea possible, what if it *is* CTV?
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Super Testnet
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2mo ago
Day 3 of asking monero people to just *show me* an LN transaction so I can see what info they can glean from it
Can you see what channel or address *sent* the money? Can you see what channel or address *received* it? Can you see the *amount sent*? Can you see the *fee paid*?
So far they can't even *show me* a transaction on LN -- let alone any information from it
Calling @Kanzan and @npub14a6q6 -- maybe yall can help?
Can you see what channel or address *sent* the money? Can you see what channel or address *received* it? Can you see the *amount sent*? Can you see the *fee paid*?
So far they can't even *show me* a transaction on LN -- let alone any information from it
Calling @Kanzan and @npub14a6q6 -- maybe yall can help?
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Super Testnet
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2mo ago
How privacy works in monero versus lightning
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Super Testnet
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Oct 7, 2024
My approach to programming:
You don't have to reinvent the wheel
You "get" to
You don't have to reinvent the wheel
You "get" to
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Super Testnet
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Sep 11, 2024
Demoing nostr
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Aug 20, 2024
I want to rebrand nsecbunker as "sign-via-dm"
Nostr clients like amethyst by @Vitor Pamplona and damus by @jb55 should implement it so that I can use desktop nostr apps without importing my privkey to a new app or extension. The desktop clients just "dm" my phone client with an event to sign and I approve it on my phone.
Let's make it happen!
Nostr clients like amethyst by @Vitor Pamplona and damus by @jb55 should implement it so that I can use desktop nostr apps without importing my privkey to a new app or extension. The desktop clients just "dm" my phone client with an event to sign and I approve it on my phone.
Let's make it happen!
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Super Testnet
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Aug 19, 2024
Monero bros down bad as *yet another* DNM adds lightning
LN has better privacy than monero
Standard caveat: do not use either one for serious privacy needs without also adopting additional defense in depth strategies
LN has better privacy than monero
Standard caveat: do not use either one for serious privacy needs without also adopting additional defense in depth strategies
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Aug 18, 2024
Bisq v2.1.0: Support Lightning Network as Additional Bitcoin Settlement Method
The latest Bisq 2 release, v2.1.0, brings support for the Lightning Network as an additional Bitcoin settlement method, a QR code scanner, upgraded chats, improved Tor startup, and more.
https://www.nobsbitcoin.com/bisq-v2-1-0/
The latest Bisq 2 release, v2.1.0, brings support for the Lightning Network as an additional Bitcoin settlement method, a QR code scanner, upgraded chats, improved Tor startup, and more.
https://www.nobsbitcoin.com/bisq-v2-1-0/
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Super Testnet
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Aug 14, 2024
I made it into NOBS this week! Mission accomplished
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Aug 14, 2024
Bankify: Turn Cashu Mints into Lightning Wallets with NWC
Bankify is a highly experimental tool for turning any Cashu mint into a Lightning wallet with Nostr Wallet Connect (NWC) support.
https://www.nobsbitcoin.com/introducing-bankify/
Bankify is a highly experimental tool for turning any Cashu mint into a Lightning wallet with Nostr Wallet Connect (NWC) support.
https://www.nobsbitcoin.com/introducing-bankify/
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Super Testnet
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Aug 5, 2024
Why do people prefer LN to XMR?
- better privacy
- doesn't leak info about sender/recipient/amount
- better merchant experience
- no hassle with consolidating outputs and warnings this will ruin your privacy
- better user experience
- wider acceptance and doesn't keep you poor
- better privacy
- doesn't leak info about sender/recipient/amount
- better merchant experience
- no hassle with consolidating outputs and warnings this will ruin your privacy
- better user experience
- wider acceptance and doesn't keep you poor
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Jul 31, 2024
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Jul 26, 2024
How come ProtonMail doesn't let you pay with bitcoin to create an account? They let you "top up" with bitcoin but to create an account you have to use a KYC's payment method. Are they just a CIA honeypot all this time?
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Super Testnet
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Jul 20, 2024
Only 5 more days to register for my Nostr Workshop! supertestnet.org/workshops.html
Learn how to write your first application using the nostr messaging protocol, and also learn how to hook it up to a bitcoin wallet via Nostr Wallet Connect and zap zap zap your friends and favorite peeps
Learn how to write your first application using the nostr messaging protocol, and also learn how to hook it up to a bitcoin wallet via Nostr Wallet Connect and zap zap zap your friends and favorite peeps
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Jul 13, 2024
Remember to sign up for my nostr workshop on July 25! supertestnet.org/workshops.html We'll cover how nostr works, write a simple nostr client, and I will demo how to set up and use a wallet via nostr wallet connect. Also zaps! Step up your game for only $20
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Jun 11, 2024
I continue to work on my hedgehog protocol and I've figured out how to add some cool features to it. I wrote a "bridge server" which helps "translate" hedgehog payments into lightning payments, and it works right now, which means a hedgehog wallet can pay regular lightning invoices. I also added support for something I call "unilateral channels."
What that means is, someone can be fully offline, not even talking to you, not even aware of you, and if you have their pubkey you can send them $100 in bitcoin (for example) in such a way that they "receive" it in a new hedgehog channel. You just use their pubkey to create a multisig and fund it with the $100, then send them a string of text containing signatures for the "force closure" transactions that they need in case they have to unilaterally exit from the multisig. Then,
What that means is, someone can be fully offline, not even talking to you, not even aware of you, and if you have their pubkey you can send them $100 in bitcoin (for example) in such a way that they "receive" it in a new hedgehog channel. You just use their pubkey to create a multisig and fund it with the $100, then send them a string of text containing signatures for the "force closure" transactions that they need in case they have to unilaterally exit from the multisig. Then,
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Jun 11, 2024
I wonder if rampant bitcoiner hatred toward SQL is because of the catastrophic Berkeley DB bug that led to one of bitcoin's only hard forks. Berkeley wasn't *originally* a SQL db but it added support in version 11. Leveldb, which we switched to, still doesn't support SQL queries.
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Jun 4, 2024
Announcing Super Testnet Workshops! A series of monthly workshops (first one on June 25) where you can learn bitcoin programming. We start this month with a workshop on Bitcoin Script. Buy a ticket for only $20 or purchase a prerecorded version for only $5
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Jun 1, 2024
This has been a long time coming! Nip47 is also good for this
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May 31, 2024
Paying lightning invoices through Nostr instead of http. 🤯 Good bye DNS.
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May 25, 2024
Flexible ethics are bad but mental gymnastics are actually good
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May 25, 2024
Doing mental gymnastics to justify flexible ethics
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May 22, 2024
I love stuff like this
Single html files ftw
Single html files ftw
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May 20, 2024
Pet project of the day: Oracolo.
It is a minimalist Nostr blog that consists of a *single* ~140K html file. Personalize it with your npub and upload it where do you like, it just works. It also runs without a web server, so if you don't have a web site you can simply send it via email/dm to showcase your tales.
Examples:
https://raw.githack.com/dtonon/oracolo/master/examples/opensats.html
https://raw.githack.com/dtonon/oracolo/master/examples/hodlbod.html
https://raw.githack.com/dtonon/oracolo/master/examples/fiatjaf.html
Source and how-to: https://github.com/dtonon/oracolo
Take it as a didactic experiment, it's no production ready, indeed it has some limitations (no SEO friendly structure), but can work as a temporary solution (e.g. coming soon and parking pages), and it is still an example of how easy it is to create a Nostr-powered blog and deploy it on a low-tech infrastructure.
It is a minimalist Nostr blog that consists of a *single* ~140K html file. Personalize it with your npub and upload it where do you like, it just works. It also runs without a web server, so if you don't have a web site you can simply send it via email/dm to showcase your tales.
Examples:
https://raw.githack.com/dtonon/oracolo/master/examples/opensats.html
https://raw.githack.com/dtonon/oracolo/master/examples/hodlbod.html
https://raw.githack.com/dtonon/oracolo/master/examples/fiatjaf.html
Source and how-to: https://github.com/dtonon/oracolo
Take it as a didactic experiment, it's no production ready, indeed it has some limitations (no SEO friendly structure), but can work as a temporary solution (e.g. coming soon and parking pages), and it is still an example of how easy it is to create a Nostr-powered blog and deploy it on a low-tech infrastructure.
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May 10, 2024
I wonder if rich people find my preferences strange 
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Apr 22, 2024
The real lightning network was the friends we made along the way
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Sep 28, 2023
Bitcoin is patient, bitcoin goes up. It envies not altcoins, it boasts not its greatness, it never has pride. It does not dishonor nocoiners, it does not seek recognition, it never angers at volatility, it keeps no false records. Bitcoin does not delight in evil but sticks with the truth. It always protects, always verifies, always grows, always perseveres.
Bitcoin never fails. But where there are dips, they will cease; where there are lies, they will be rejected; where there are counterfeits, they will pass away. When satoshis are sent, we know not how they are locked, but when their signature comes, their lock becomes apparent. When I was a nocoiner, I talked like a nocoiner, I thought like a nocoiner, I reasoned like a nocoiner. When I found bitcoin, I put the ways of nocoiners behind me. For bitcoin brings liberty; soon the whole world shall have
Bitcoin never fails. But where there are dips, they will cease; where there are lies, they will be rejected; where there are counterfeits, they will pass away. When satoshis are sent, we know not how they are locked, but when their signature comes, their lock becomes apparent. When I was a nocoiner, I talked like a nocoiner, I thought like a nocoiner, I reasoned like a nocoiner. When I found bitcoin, I put the ways of nocoiners behind me. For bitcoin brings liberty; soon the whole world shall have
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Super Testnet
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Aug 22, 2023
Make an issue in GitHub! Adding support for pricing in sats is already on my to do list and it's also an easy change. But if any dev wants to dive in and do it for me I'll happy review and merge :D
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Aug 21, 2023
The Magic Webstore but make everything priced in sats instead of dollars. 😎
Whaddaya say @Super Testnet — should I submit a PR or fork it? I’m new to this GitHub thing.
#grownostr #plebchain #nostr
Whaddaya say @Super Testnet — should I submit a PR or fork it? I’m new to this GitHub thing.
#grownostr #plebchain #nostr
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Jun 13, 2023
No they just enter their delivery address
The merchant can include shipping costs in the overall price
The merchant can include shipping costs in the overall price
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Super Testnet
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Jun 12, 2023
Thanks! Btw I do have a shipment details field, it's on the checkout page and it doesn't let you check out till you fill it out
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Dec 16, 2022
40 minutes ago an anigma user claiming to be a security researcher contacted me to inform me of a vulnerability on anigma. He definitively demonstrated that he knew my private key and gave plausible evidence it was because anigma had a vulnerability to cross site scripting. He informed me of a way to resolve the issue and I did as he suggested. He asks me to inform everyone that this vulnerability has been live practically since anigma started so everyone who has used it should get new private keys.
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