Highlighter would be my go-to blog tool... if it wasn't for the "refresh" bug that pesters this whole interface. Logging in? refresh 2 or 3 times before it "gets" the key Want to start writing? refresh Want to type a title? Click in the title text field: nothing,... refrest 2x , the go back, then text field becomes writable. please fix bugs @Highlighter

Been on Nostr for a long time now. Still can't make zaps work decently. I zap notes, nothing happens. I connect alby: fails I connect with coinos + NWC (thanks for giving the actual string that you need to copy paste, you're the only ones doing that in a readable way). - still fails though. Receiving comes in on a totally different old wallet for some reason, don't know where or what. But that works. What does NWC exactly do? As it connects a lightning wallet to a nostr account? But how does the actual transfer done? Never works for me. I wonder how many people have the same issues, like being on Nostr but having zero benefits from zapping or getting zapped even.

@Keychat re- adding people and keys from users fail on latest version. 'signal session is null' And when scanning qr code you get index duplicate error. Even when deleting all previous connections

We should elect a Bitcoin pope. With orange smoke. But we all know that would cause Schrism.

Bitcoin testing is a ghost town (part 2)

Second part of the long-read on bitcoin testing

part 2 of the "Bitcoin testing is a ghost town" post.

Part 2 of the 'Bitcoin testing is a shit town's long-read chapter is dropping in an hour. (I actually drop my book online for free, moving on... Too much time is being lost trying to write Bitcoin books)

Bitcoin testing is a ghost town (part 1)

Bitcoin testing is a ghost town (part 1)

A dive into the world of bad user experiences, rotten interfaces and bugs

Number 11 from 12 Food for Thought writings..., it's a 2-parter: in long-read form (ideal to let an AI voice read). "Bitcoin testing is a Ghost town"

Stacker News

Bitcoin testing is a ghost town (part 1) \ stacker news

@avb stacked 1505 sats posting https://allesvoorbitcoin.substack.com/p/bitcoin-testing-is-a-ghost-town-part [7 comments]

So no one talks about #BitcoinKnots setting the default payload size to 46 bytes for non-standard payloads? Coming from 80 w ehave now as a 'consensus'? Or did I interpret that wrong?

Why is #BitcoinKnots setting the "spam filter" on transactions to >46 bytes? by default!? The current status is 80 bytes right? I understand some people wanting to filter out >80 , but going all the way to >46 is just breaking things that do no harm currently. strange

Be warned,

The Hacker News

Malicious Go Modules Deliver Disk-Wiping Linux Malware in Advanced Supply Chain Attack

Malicious Go and PyPI packages use Gmail and wget to exfiltrate data, wipe Linux disks, and hijack crypto credentials.

Worked almost all night., 3 h of sleep or something and now I have cracked the code of a problem I was working on for a while. It's going to be awesome when finished. #ProjectEm

Rewriting part 11 of 12 in the Food for thought series. It's necessary, but it's harder now, at the end of the series. After all these were all chapters or multiple chapters from a book that will never be written. Because it's all moving too fast and too much time is lost waiting for the right time to release a book I think. Just put your content out there, it will be stolen, copied or forgotten about anyway. But for now... I've created 12 vibe coding tools (not apps, all web-based) and learned a lot. Now writing 12 long reads on the state of bitcoin (all on the allesvoorbitcoin subsstack or the homepage " .be) Just letting you all know I'm more and more enjoying not doing the podcast anymore. I know it was the right choice because of the reactions. The 11th piece will be about software in bitcoin 😉 and the last chapter 12 will be about the "grand finale" of the series.

Yesterday I was with people that actually all were bitcoiners. They didn't use or have Bitcoin however, but they had that mentality. The main reason for them to not 'get it' was the technical barriers. My upcoming piece (11 of 12 food for thought ' will be dealing with that hurdle.

A few months ago, I started an invite-only Bitcoin group. I believe that's the way forward—unlike most local communities that skip any kind of vetting or proof of work, and let in anyone just because they're wearing a Bitcoin shirt or an orange tie.

Four marginalized ppl on the tram sat doel seats behind me talking about 'yeah, I go have next airdrop' 'is that for free' 'i get for free, here I have a link' ... It's so funny hearing the degens.

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Molly

Molly is an improved Signal app for Android

is actually nice Signal fork.

I've built more tools in the last month, than in the last 10 years.