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Protonmail are bitcoiners and know of nostr, they could switch on nip05 support for email addresses. Easy peasy extra product right there.

Forgot about this. Clearly electrocuting speakers on panels is bitcoins killer use case.

LNbits "v1.4 - DNI" released 🥳 This one's a biggie: * Major frontend overhaul ✅ * Significant backend performance improvements ✅ Named after @dni. LNbits would not be the project it is today without the contributions of this incredible developer. v1.4 is a MASSIVE achievement, thank you to all the contributors who made this possible 🙏

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Named after @dni. DNI is a prolific contributor to LNbits who has been tearing through the codebase, making the software more streamlined, easier t...

Fucking newbs. We are lucky coming from bitcoin, and understanding pitfalls of something that seemingly makes sense, such as a "foundation". I don't think there has ever been an open protocol that became hardened against centralising forces more than bitcoin. It's a unique experience that equips us well for building something like nostr. View quoted note →

When did the term "apolitical" become political?

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polyproto: A refreshingly simple decentralised, federated protocol

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I couldn't agree more. Bitfest was a reboot of the sorts of events that first inspired me to work on bitcoin. No corp/political agendas, cliques or vip nonesense, just peers hanging and exchanging ideas. View quoted note →

It’s so odd that for most jobs, you’re required to have a bank account so your employer can pay your hard-earned money into it, and then, by the bank’s good grace, you’re allowed to access the money you actually earned. While the private bank recklessly mismanages your money and surveils your spending. A weird and recent arrangement dressed up as normal and inevitable. Fuck banks.

I hate that stupid soothing voice some ceo types cosplay. Like the mfs are doing some guided meditation, once you notice them do it, you can't stop.