Got an LND node on @Umbrel ☂️ which you yolo'd into existence and now it's been running for a while and it would be a shame if you lost it all? Print this recovery guide and keep in a safe place. View quoted note →

Nice read on Sovereign Engineering Cohort by @Sinautoshi on @European Bitcoiners Read it, like it, tipped it.

European Bitcoiners

The Pirate Ship of the Psychopaths

Vibe Coding the Sovereign Stack

@counterweight I'm your beta tester

Heuristics of the day: - truth is uttered with few words - the more foreign words (eg. latin base in English, the more deception Compare the length and vocabulary below: - short and simple is the gist - long and wordy is the evasion View quoted note →

Ranted about the EU Age Verification app on X: 13 views. I wonder how Nostr will fare. Here it is: These apps will be responsibly DDoS'd Responsibly here means, they will crumble. Then they will be hacked and data leaked. The cowards running their panopticons will be humiliated. Popcorn will ATH Memes will be glorious

The zap was 69 sats, but let's make it a round #110

Eric S Raymond (ESR) writes about availability and quality of AI-assisted decompilation in

X (formerly Twitter)

Eric S. Raymond (@esrtweet) on X

Fast, cheap AI-assisted decompilation of binary code is here. Which means code secrecy is dead. Decompilers in themselves are not a new technology...

He concludes with: "It means you're in an open-source world now. All it's going to take for anybody to bust your proprietary IP open is care enough to spend tokens on the analysis. You will maximize your chances of survival as a software business if you get out ahead of this rather than trying to fight it. This isn't exactly the way I expected open source to win. But, you know, I'll take it. Good enough." #software #decompilation #opensource #ai #llm

90% of P2TR utxos hold less than 1000 sats.

Happy Easter, Orange Fren!

Get in Loser We're freeing cartel hash and taking over block construction! View quoted note →

GM

That is why CBDCs will fail. I expect the most glorious DDoS and hacks and breaches in history. - Governments sold on slavery system - Contractors sucking the fiat out of governments for building it - Hackers freeing the data, basking in glory - Journos vilifying the wrong side, giving more cred to hackers - Bitcoiners ToldYouSo'ing - Normies in shock and awe The payout for bringing the system down never been higher. Would be good for treacherous tech bros to get rekt too. View quoted note →