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A Podcast and Newsletter review of Bitcoin Software updates and related topics with NVK and guests.
Nostr's low barrier to entry stands in sharp contrast to Bitcoin’s early days, where trades happened at Starbucks with IRC price checks. @DETERMINISTIC OPTIMISM 🌞 highlights how #nostr's design simplifies adoption AND revolutionizes payments in BR083.
#Nostr removes the need for accounts - just generate a key and you're good to go. @nvk and @Kieran of @zap.stream dive into the benefits of this on live content in BR082.
Google Wave. Google Circles. Dead products, but not bad ones. Could #nostr revive selective content visibility with MLS? @hodlbod discusses the potential in BR079.
What’s the difference between nostr script and DVMs? @jb55 of @Damus shares his view on this, and how they can both serve to supercharge nostr feeds, in BR078.
Unlike X, where you're force-fed chaos, #nostr's relay system offers choice. Subscribe to curated feeds that align with your interests - recipes, regional events, or even ideologies. @DETERMINISTIC OPTIMISM 🌞 and @fiatjaf discuss the freedom nostr offers to opt out of the noise in BR080.
The beauty of #Nostr's chronological feed? No manipulation. The downside? Time zone mismatches and weekly gems being drowned out by the 100-posts-a-day crowd. @hodlbod discusses nostr feed pros and cons in BR078.
bitcoin-script-hints: A magical neovim plugin for #Bitcoin Script by Taproot Wizards Bitcoin tooling just got a whole lot better! πŸš€πŸ’» @Rijndael gives the scoop in BR088.
Private, ad-free pay-per-query search engine @Kagi HQ is now on #nostr! A big win for privacy-first tools embracing decentralized networks. @Stephan Livera highlights its summarizer for AI-driven insights on long content. Perfect when you need info fast and private. [BR088]
Q: Can the COLDCARD Q export and encrypt notes for decryption on another Q with the same seed? A: Yes, via the backup clone feature @DETERMINISTIC OPTIMISM 🌞 gives his response to this audience question from Chris in BR088.
The Krux AES-CBC flaw that weakened encryption for backups on flash drives and SD cards is a reminder: cryptographic security is only as good as its implementation. @DETERMINISTIC OPTIMISM 🌞 & @Rijndael discuss the vulnerability and caution against DIY signers for single sig in BR088.
Exploring multiple specs for group messaging within #Nostr: Can they coexist? @JeffG gives a rundown of this, and the ongoing work to make it as interoperable and straightforward as possible for everyone, in BR081.
Ever wondered what a "relay" is on nostr? How does it differ from a client? And how does communication between the two work? @Mike Dilger β˜‘οΈ gives a helpful rundown of relays and nostr topology in BR080.
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