TIL both Intel and AMD include an additional microprocessor in their computers that has privileged access to the system:

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The Truth About the Intel's Hidden Minix OS and Security Concerns

If you have an Intel-chipset based motherboard, there are great chances it is equipped with the Intel Management (Intel ME) unit. This is not new. ...

Just finished running my marathon. It was awesome, but I am beat.

@ZharlieW I tried Aegis out today, it looks great, and I'm excited about a cross platform bunker, but I wasn't able to log in to flotilla using either nostrconnect or bunker. Let me know if you need any help troubleshooting.

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GitHub

Remove lud06 field by staab · Pull Request #2065 · nostr-protocol/nips

I think at this point everyone checks for both, and has some strategy or other for synchronizing or deleting one when editing user profiles. Plus, ...

Flotilla 1.2.5 is out now, complete with push notifications for direct messages (at least, in theory), and the nifty invite link flow I demoed recently: View quoted note → Changelog: * Add direct message alerts * Add alert settings page * Add instructions to key download * Add option that allows relays to strip signatures * Detect relays that mostly refuse to serve requests * Compress and upload profile images * Use system theme by default * Switch icon set, refactor how they're included * Use capacitor's preferences for storage instead of localStorage

Just released Nonboard, (yet another) micro-app for login and onboarding. It's extracted directly from flotilla's login page, which in turn is heavily inspired by nstart. The widget looks nice, and styles and copy are fully customizable. Demo:

Nostr Onboarding Widget

Source:

GitHub

GitHub - coracle-social/nonboard: A micro-app for nostr login and onboarding

A micro-app for nostr login and onboarding. Contribute to coracle-social/nonboard development by creating an account on GitHub.

"Therefore what reward shall I give unto the Lord for all the benefits which He hath done unto me? In the first creation He gave me myself; but in His new creation He gave me Himself, and by that gift restored to me the self that I had lost. Created first and then restored, I owe Him myself twice over in return for myself. But what have I to offer Him for the gift of Himself? Could I multiply myself a thousand-fold and then give Him all, what would that be in comparison with God?" Bernard of Clairvaux, On Loving God