Nostr notes by LEON

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2026-08-07T13:15:35Z

Thanks to the peer who took the order ❤️
Hope it was useful.
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2026-08-07T04:27:23Z

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But we still can coordinate ourselves.
Here some offers to Swap on Robosats

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I tried. Until I realized I was wasting time reading whiny ...

2026-07-20T15:56:47Z

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I tried. Until I realized I was wasting time reading whiny complaints. Regardless of how true the information is, I would love Coldcard more if it weren't for the unnecessary whining.
I like devs that focus on their craft. Personal opinion ✌️

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2026-07-20T15:37:27Z

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TL;DR: A Raspberry Pi or ESP32 may be offline, but your seed still lands in ordinary memory under software loaded from replaceable media. Swap the MicroSD or corrupt the firmware and the device can steal the seed, lie on its display, or leak the key through valid signatures. Stateless signing adds another failure: you must expose seed words or SeedQR every time you spend, often near phones and cameras. These boards are useful for learning, nodes, coordination, or one key in a multisig designed to survive its compromise. Using one as the sole key for life-changing savings is a terrible tradeoff. Use purpose-built hardware with authenticated boot, protected key storage and a transaction display backed by authenticated firmware. For most people, single-sig plus a strong BIP39 passphrase is a very valid setup. Use multisig when its added fault tolerance is worth the operational work and you can test the complete recovery.

I debated posting this. I'm trying to be as balanced as possible. There is a lot of emotion and identity attached to DIY signing devices, and criticism is easily read as an attack on open source, affordability, or the builders. It is not.

Criticizing a security design is not a personal attack. If bad tradeoffs cannot be discussed without attacking the person pointing at them, that is not a security strategy. It is how bad assumptions survive.

DIY devices are useful, educational, and can have a legitimate place in multisig. But when people use them to protect life-changing savings, being honest about the technical tradeoffs matters more than avoiding an uncomfortable debate.

A Raspberry Pi can be a great node, coordinator, or learning tool. It is a terrible default for the one key protecting your long-term Bitcoin savings.

An ESP32 can be a great controller. A Raspberry Pi can run half your house. Neither becomes a hardware security module because you remove Wi-Fi, load wallet software, and put it in a nice case.

The difference is not that commodity hardware is always compromised and a hardware wallet is magically unhackable. The difference is architectural:

Disconnecting a computer reduces exposure. A purpose-built hardware wallet changes where the secret lives, what code may run, and which screen gets trusted.

That difference matters most when the device is stolen, its boot media is replaced, its software supply chain fails, or the laptop preparing a transaction is already hostile.

## Offline is a condition, not a security architecture

Pulling a network cable is useful. Removing Wi-Fi and Bluetooth hardware is better than turning them off in a menu. QR and MicroSD can avoid a live USB session. Keep those advantages.

But ask what did not change.

The processor still executes general-purpose code. The operating environment still parses files, images, QR frames, fonts, wallet descriptors, and transactions. The seed still enters ordinary memory while signatures are created. The same device still tells you what it believes it is signing. Its boot path, removable storage, debug interfaces, dependencies, and update keys still exist.

“Air-gapped” describes how data moves. It does not answer who authenticated the software, what protects the key from that software, or why the display should be believed.

The [BeatCoin research](https://arxiv.org/abs/1804.08714) demonstrated the category problem with air-gapped computers. Starting from malware already present through installation or removable media, researchers moved a 256-bit Bitcoin private key across the gap using electromagnetic, acoustic, optical, thermal, and other covert channels.

That does not prove your Pi is transmitting secrets through its LED. It proves the air gap was not the trust boundary people imagined. Once malicious code owned the machine holding the key, the machine had many ways to betray it.

Another demonstration makes the display itself part of the threat model. Hash at BitBangingBytes showed [Van Eck phreaking working against a video display](https://x.com/BitBangingBytes/status/1706493519395782722). The related [Deep-TEMPEST research](https://arxiv.org/abs/2407.09717) reconstructed HDMI screen content from unintended electromagnetic emissions using widely available software-defined radio, GNU Radio, and deep-learning cleanup.

That was not a Bitcoin-key extraction or a SeedSigner attack, and [SeedSigner's ordinary Pi Zero display](https://seedsigner.com/hardware/) does not use HDMI. It is another reminder that a general-purpose computer is a whole physical system: processor, display path, cables, power, memory, and room. "Offline" does not make those side channels disappear.

## A Raspberry Pi is a Linux computer, not a key vault

The Raspberry Pi Zero 1.3 is a clever choice for a DIY signer because it has no Wi-Fi or Bluetooth hardware. SeedSigner further narrows it with Bitcoin-only software, QR exchange, a custom Linux image, signed downloads, reproducible builds, and its own transaction-review screen. Those are real improvements over a random laptop.

SeedSigner also describes itself honestly as stateless. The seed is not stored between sessions. You reconstruct it from words or SeedQR when you need to sign, and power the device off afterward.

But stateless does not mean the signing session is secretless.

The seed must be reconstructed and held in ordinary RAM. The running kernel and privileged code can read or manipulate it. Powering off removes the runtime copy only after the most sensitive moment has already happened.

The recommended Pi Zero boots from a replaceable MicroSD. SeedSigner tells users to verify the release image, write it to the card, wait roughly [45 seconds for startup](https://github.com/SeedSigner/seedsigner), and even remove the card after the software loads. Good practice. Still, the Pi Zero does not bind every boot to that verified image.

There is another uncomfortable dependency under that open-source image. The original Pi Zero uses Broadcom's [BCM2835](https://www.raspberrypi.com/documentation/computers/processors.html). Raspberry Pi's official firmware repository distributes the bootloader and GPU firmware as [precompiled binaries](https://github.com/raspberrypi/firmware), and its documentation calls the start*.elf files [binary firmware blobs that take over the boot process](https://www.raspberrypi.com/documentation/computers/configuration.html#boot-folder-contents). The accompanying [Broadcom license](https://github.com/raspberrypi/firmware/blob/master/boot/LICENCE.broadcom) permits redistribution and use in binary form without modification and limits it to Raspberry Pi or authorized derivative devices.

Raspberry Pi has [moved important display and camera paths into open Linux components](https://www.raspberrypi.com/news/raspberry-pi-os-debian-bullseye/), which is real progress. But the early boot boundary still includes opaque vendor code. Broadcom is a terrible fit for a device whose security story leans on being able to inspect every important layer. You can audit the SeedSigner application and verify its image; you still cannot audit the complete firmware chain from published source. Closed firmware is not proof of a backdoor. It is a critical layer you must trust instead of verify.

An evil maid can replace the card before startup. Malicious code boots first. Removing the card afterward does not make that code honest. When the owner later loads a seed, it can capture the secret, alter the transaction review, or encode data into signatures or outgoing QR frames.

This has been demonstrated. In 2023, Emzy [swapped a SeedSigner's MicroSD for a modified card](https://x.com/emzy/status/1632750430139678720?s=20) that logged the seed after the owner loaded it. The attacker could return later, collect the card, and recover the words. It was a public demonstration, not proof this is happening broadly in the wild. It shows how little has to look different after replaceable boot media becomes the operating system.

Dark Skippy removes even the need to return for the card. Its authors showed that a signer running malicious firmware can encode a 12-word master seed into two transaction signatures. Once the transaction is broadcast, the attacker extracts the secret from the public signatures. The exfiltration leaves through the exact QR, MicroSD, or USB path that was supposed to carry the legitimate signed transaction.

No radio is required. Statelessness does not help. The attack happens while the seed is loaded and can finish in one signing session.

The [Dark Skippy disclosure](https://darkskippy.com/) is careful about the boundary: this is a general malicious-signer attack, not a vulnerability unique to SeedSigner or any named wallet. It requires corrupted firmware and, as of the authors' August 2024 FAQ, had not been observed in the wild. Their demonstration used SeedSigner hardware, but purpose-built signers are not automatically immune. Firmware authentication, tamper detection, reproducible builds, and protocol-level anti-exfil defenses all matter.

Raspberry Pi does document a customer-key secure-boot system for [Pi 4-class and newer hardware](https://www.raspberrypi.com/documentation/computers/config_txt.html#secure-boot-configuration-properties). That system uses signed boot images, EEPROM configuration, and irreversible OTP settings. The recommended Pi Zero 1.3 does not gain that chain because a later Pi has it. A later Pi provisioned correctly would improve boot integrity, but it would still be a Linux computer whose privileged runtime sees the seed.

SeedSigner's own design discussion identified the Pi's slow startup and the [enhanced attack surface of a general-purpose operating system](https://seedsigner.com/positioning-seedsigner-for-maximum-impact/) as drawbacks. That does not make the project useless. It makes the tradeoff explicit.

A DIY stateless signer can be valuable as one cosigner in a diverse multisig. That is different from making it the sole vault for an amount that changes your life.

## Stateless signing moves the vault into the room

A seed stored for recovery can stay sealed in a safe, hidden location, or different geography for years. A stateless signer makes that recovery secret part of the spending workflow. To sign, you retrieve the words or SeedQR, carry them to the device, expose them, load them, and put them away correctly.

Every spend becomes a small recovery ceremony.

A SeedQR is not encryption. It is another representation of the seed. SeedSigner's own custody guide warns that a SeedQR should never be scanned by a computer webcam or phone camera because it is secret information that can access the funds. The same guide accepts that direct seed access increases disclosure opportunity and says to avoid both unwanted people and [areas under visual surveillance](https://github.com/SeedSigner/independent_custody_guide).

That changes which room is safe enough for signing.

Home security cameras, baby monitors, laptop webcams, phones on a desk, smart glasses, video calls, and workplace cameras may all create recordings. A camera does not need to understand Bitcoin while it records the image. Cloud upload, account compromise, repair access, retained footage, or later human review can turn one accidental frame into a permanent copy of the seed backup.

Not every camera will have the angle or resolution to recover it. The problem is that you generally cannot prove what was readable after the recording exists.

Plain words have the same problem. They can be read over a shoulder, caught in a reflection, photographed from a distance, or noticed by somebody who now knows both that you own Bitcoin and where recovery material is kept. Retrieving the backup also creates a physical trail between its storage location and the signing area. Shared homes, offices, hotels, travel, and meetups make this worse.

A purpose-built signer changes the routine. You bring the device to the transaction and leave the seed backup sealed. The backup comes out for recovery, not every spend. That does not remove theft or coercion risk around the device, but it sharply reduces how often the root secret is exposed to people and cameras.

A well-designed hardware wallet in single-signature mode plus a strong BIP39 passphrase is a very valid solution for most people. It has fewer moving parts than multisig, while keeping a stolen seed backup from being sufficient on its own. COLDCARD's [passphrase documentation](https://coldcard.com/docs/passphrase/) explains that each passphrase creates a separate wallet, the device does not store it, and a typo opens a different wallet.

The passphrase must be strong, backed up, and tested. Keep it separate from the seed if protection from seed-backup theft is the goal, record the expected wallet fingerprint, and rehearse recovery before funding heavily. Losing the exact passphrase loses access to that wallet. Entering both the seed and passphrase into a malicious DIY signer lets the same compromised software capture both, so a passphrase does not repair an untrusted signing environment.

## An ESP32 is smaller, not a secure element

The ESP32 looks simpler because it is a microcontroller rather than a Linux computer. Simpler is good. It is still a general-purpose wireless SoC designed for embedded and IoT products, not a tamper-resistant vault designed around one Bitcoin master secret.

Be precise here: ESP32 does have security features. Espressif documents [Secure Boot, flash encryption, eFuses, JTAG controls, and restrictions on ROM download mode](https://docs.espressif.com/projects/esp-idf/en/latest/esp32/security/security.html). A competent product team can provision these well, disable interfaces, minimize firmware, and build a much tighter appliance than a hobby board running defaults.

Those controls do not turn the main MCU into an independent secure element.

In 2024, researchers at USENIX WOOT published a physical attack against the hardened ESP32-V3. A single electromagnetic fault let them bypass [Secure Boot and Flash Encryption](https://www.usenix.org/conference/woot24/presentation/delvaux), jump into ROM download mode, and access unencrypted flash. The flaw was in hardware and required a new revision, not an app update.

Ledger Donjon demonstrated the consequence on a commercial ESP32 wallet. In about two hours, the lab extracted the firmware-encryption key from a Jade's ESP32-V3 and decrypted firmware containing private and public keys used for its oracle communication. That research [did not directly recover the user's seed](https://www.ledger.com/blog/firmware-extraction-evil-maid-attacks-on-blockstream-jade-hardware-wallet); Jade's blind oracle was another layer. It did establish an evil-maid path and show why encrypted off-chip flash plus one commodity MCU is not the same physical boundary as a dedicated key vault.

Do not overstate it. The published V3 result does not prove that every later ESP32-S3 or future Espressif part is broken. Untested is not broken. It is also not evidence of resistance.

The relevant question is not whether a chip has an encryption checkbox. It is whether the complete device remains safe when one check, one processor, one boot key, or one memory boundary fails.

## Seven ordinary failure stories

Translate the architecture into custody mistakes.

The swapped-card failure. You verify a MicroSD image once and use the signer for two years. Someone replaces the card before one signing session. The machine boots normally enough, waits for the seed, and produces a valid signature. “Stateless” clears the evidence after the malicious environment already handled the key.

The official-build failure. The download server, maintainer key, build dependency, or release process is compromised. The hash matches the malicious file because the attacker published both. Reproducible builds let independent people detect this, but only if somebody actually reproduces and compares the release before users load seeds into it.

The honest-screen failure. A QR or PSBT parser bug changes an output, hides a fee, or mislabels change. A separate signer screen is valuable, including on a DIY signer. But when replaceable boot media controls both the parser and that screen, a malicious image can make the pixels agree with the attacker's bytes.

The honest-transaction exfiltration failure. Malicious firmware displays the correct destination and signs exactly what you requested. It chooses signing nonces that encode pieces of the seed. The transaction looks normal, but broadcasting it publishes the attacker's covert channel. The air gap carried the seed inside a valid signature.

The convenience-drift failure. A DIY device starts as one key in 2-of-3 multisig. Reconstructing seeds, waiting for boot, and moving QR frames becomes annoying. The user simplifies it into a single-signature wallet. One compromised session is no longer one failed cosigner; it is the whole vault.

The camera-in-the-room failure. You load a SeedQR in what feels like a private room. A cloud-connected camera, open laptop, or phone records one readable frame. Wiping the signer afterward changes nothing. The seed copy now exists somewhere you do not control, and in single signature the attacker does not need the device or its PIN.

The copy-paste hardware failure. Three cheap signers use the same board, image, wallet code, release key, and setup guide. The owner sees three devices and assumes three independent security boundaries. One poisoned build or shared entropy bug can compromise all three. Multisig counts keys, not engineering diversity.

None of these stories requires the Raspberry Pi Foundation, Espressif, or an open-source project to be malicious. Security architecture exists for the day one ordinary component fails.

## What purpose-built hardware actually changes

A good Bitcoin hardware wallet separates jobs that a general-purpose signer tends to collapse.

It protects a persistent master secret across power cycles. The seed does not need to be scanned or typed into ordinary system RAM every time. Security-hardened components can enforce PIN attempts and make physical extraction a separate problem from compromising the main application processor.

It authenticates a narrow boot path. Signed firmware matters more when the device gives the owner an observable warning and refuses to treat arbitrary removable media as its operating system.

It treats the coordinator as hostile. The laptop or phone can track balances, select coins, build a PSBT, and broadcast. It does not hold the savings key. The signer derives the destination, amount, change, and fee from the actual transaction and shows them on another screen. Good DIY signers can do this too; purpose-built hardware adds stronger boot and key-protection boundaries behind that screen.

It reduces the jobs the device performs. Bitcoin-only firmware does not need package managers, shell services, a browser, general image tools, cloud accounts, or dozens of chain parsers. Less code is not no risk. It is less code that must be correct around the key.

It is designed around captured-device attacks. Secure elements, multi-chip secret protection, PIN controls, tamper evidence, debug lockdown, and a constrained update process are not decorations. They force an attacker to cross different boundaries instead of winning once against the only CPU.

COLDCARD is one concrete example. Current Q and Mk5 devices use secure elements from [two different vendors](https://coldcard.com/) alongside the main processor. One chip is not intended to hold everything needed to reconstruct the protected master secret. Firmware is public and [reproducible](https://github.com/Coldcard/firmware/blob/master/docs/notes-on-repro.md). At boot, Secure-Element-controlled Genuine/Caution indicators expose a changed flash state. PIN-prefix anti-phishing words help the owner detect a substituted device.

During signing, COLDCARD reads the PSBT and independently displays the [destination, amount, change, and fee](https://coldcard.com/learn/transaction-security/bitcoin-transaction-verification). The coordinator is allowed to be compromised. It can lie on its own screen. It should not be able to make the COLDCARD screen repeat that lie without changing the transaction the user sees.

That last control still needs a human. If you do not read the hardware screen, you have turned a purpose-built signer into an expensive approval button.

## Hardware wallets also fail

“Use purpose-built hardware” does not mean “buy anything sold as a hardware wallet.”

Some products put Android or a commodity MCU in a case, leave keys reachable from the main processor, trust a remote service without a recovery plan, accept weak firmware paths, or show too little transaction data to verify. Reject them. A label is not an architecture.

The hardware-wallet label is not a panacea either. In 2020, Kraken Security Labs [extracted the encrypted seed](https://blog.kraken.com/product/security/kraken-identifies-critical-flaw-in-trezor-hardware-wallets) from the Trezor One and Model T after about 15 minutes of physical access, then brute-forced a four-digit PIN in under two minutes. The original setup used several hundred dollars of equipment; Kraken estimated a mass-produced glitcher could cost about $75. That is 15 minutes of access and an estimated $75 tool, not $15 in parts. A strong BIP39 passphrase kept off-device mitigates this specific extraction attack. Trezor ended direct e-shop sales of both models in January 2026, but says remaining stock may still be available through official resellers for a limited time. This does not establish the same flaw in the newer Trezor Safe models.

Secure elements fail too. In 2023, researchers used double laser fault injection against the DS28C36 found in COLDCARD Mk4 and extracted protected memory pages. They did not recover the full COLDCARD seed because it still depended on [other independent components](https://eprint.iacr.org/2023/1375). That is the point of defense in depth: one broken layer should not automatically become the wallet.

COLDCARD can still be defeated by hostile firmware accepted through a compromised trust path, an owner who ignores a red Caution state, a photographed backup, a malicious recovery process, or blind approval of the wrong transaction. No chip fixes bad recovery hygiene. No air gap makes every parser safe. No open repository proves that everybody checked the binary.

These limits are reasons to choose stronger boundaries and operate them correctly, not reasons to move the sole savings key onto a board designed to be cheap, flexible, and easy to reprogram.

## Multisig needs real failure diversity

Multisig is an option, not a mandatory upgrade from single-sig. It adds fault tolerance, but also adds devices, backups, wallet-policy data, inheritance work, and more ways to make an operational mistake. Use it when those tradeoffs fit the amount, people, and threats involved.

A Raspberry Pi or ESP32 signer can make more sense as one key in a well-designed 2-of-3 vault than as the only key, provided the vault is built to survive that signer being compromised.

The threshold can survive one malicious boot, one extracted MCU, or one damaged device only when the other keys do not share the same board, firmware, maintainer, seed-generation process, and location. Three copies of one DIY build preserve one failure three times.

Use independently designed hardware signers. Store them separately. Back up the descriptor and cosigner information. Verify wallet policy and fingerprints on-device. Rehearse recovery before funding heavily.

A watch-only wallet can live on the Raspberry Pi or laptop. A node belongs there. Transaction construction belongs there. Those are excellent jobs for general-purpose computers because compromise can harm privacy, availability, or the proposed transaction without automatically revealing the signing key.

That is a meaningful separation of powers.

## The practical rule

Use Raspberry Pi and ESP32 devices to learn, experiment, coordinate, run nodes, and add inexpensive diversity where the vault can survive one bad signer.

Do not confuse inexpensive, open, offline, or stateless with physically protected.

Use a well-designed, purpose-built hardware wallet for long-term savings. Generate the seed on it. Keep the backup off every computer. Verify receive addresses and every spend on its own screen.

For most people, single-sig on that hardware wallet plus a strong BIP39 passphrase is a very valid solution. Back up the passphrase, keep it separate from the seed when seed-theft resistance is the goal, verify the wallet fingerprint, and test recovery.

Use 2-of-3 Bitcoin multisig when you need tolerance for one lost or compromised key and can manage the extra recovery burden. Use different signer designs in different locations, back up the descriptor, and test the full recovery path.

Review the custody basics at [BitcoinSecurity.org](https://bitcoinsecurity.org/), and choose the [COLDCARD Q or Mk5](https://coldcard.com/) workflow you can verify and recover correctly.

Offline helps. Purpose-built boundaries are what make offline signing worth trusting.

If I got anything wrong, please let me know. Happy to update the article.

Fitbit, with Gemini. I'm trying it for a month and I'm ...

2026-07-15T13:28:36Z

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Fitbit, with Gemini.
I'm trying it for a month and I'm afraid I'll keep using it. It works pretty good.

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2026-07-14T08:56:33Z

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そのうち金塊じゃなく₿になっちゃうな。
やっぱりサバイバルナイフを買おう。

El hombre malo. Que nostalgia.

2026-07-14T08:50:47Z

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El hombre malo.
Que nostalgia.

Sue the parents Win the lawsuit Buy sats with the money Repeat if ...

2026-07-05T11:54:51Z

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Sue the parents
Win the lawsuit
Buy sats with the money
Repeat if necessary

¿Cuál es la LN Address de Andrés? Si alguien la tiene, ¿puede ...

2026-02-27T16:31:31Z

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¿Cuál es la LN Address de Andrés?
Si alguien la tiene, ¿puede compartirla por favor?

A veces pienso que este hombre es una IA que viene del futuro. ...

2026-02-04T14:44:41Z

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A veces pienso que este hombre es una IA que viene del futuro.
Tremendo zasca les ha metido🚀

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2026-02-04T01:29:29Z

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I saw your note and agreed 🎉 Stacking like a psychopath

2026-02-04T01:23:23Z

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I saw your note and agreed 🎉
Stacking like a psychopath

Implicaciones de seguridad de Moltbot 🦀 ...

2026-02-02T07:45:24Z

Implicaciones de seguridad de Moltbot 🦀

sorry, me falto el https... : https://x2nostr.aaroniumii.com/

2026-01-31T16:28:10Z

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sorry, me falto el https... :
https://x2nostr.aaroniumii.com/

Hola Igno, disculpa que haya tardado en responderte sobre esto. ...

2026-01-31T16:27:01Z

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Hola Igno, disculpa que haya tardado en responderte sobre esto. No había tutoriales ni repositorios por ningún lugar. Pero me pareció interesante ofrecer lo de replicar las publicaciones como servicio.
Así que aproveché el código de Juan Ramón para crear esto: x2nostr.aaroniumii.com
Me costó mucho la parte de las conexiones con Bunker URI, con la app de Amber; la IA no fue de mucha ayuda que digamos en ello, pero creo que al final ha quedado bien. De igual manera, si algo falla, solo escríbeme.

El precio es de 8765 sats al mes (lo voy a ir ajustando a entre 6 y 7 USD), sin limite de republicaciones. Pero te devuelvo 4000 si lo pruebas y me das tu opinión. Saludos

Sometimes I think Satoshi Nakamoto was something like that.

2026-01-29T06:56:06Z

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Sometimes I think Satoshi Nakamoto was something like that.

Being a taxi driver has always been one of my unmentioned dreams. ...

2026-01-28T06:34:23Z

Being a taxi driver has always been one of my unmentioned dreams.
Although it's not a life target, I've always thought I'd like to try it once.

Unfortunately, you can't paint a car in yellow and take people.
The fucking state doesn't allow you the freedom to transact with the good or the service that comes out of your mouth.

On the one hand, I am aware that there must be certain degrees of quality and safety control. But let's be honest. The current local regulations are absurd.

Quality, safety and innovation are the result of free competition, free market. Not rules imposed by people, who in most cases have probably never driven a taxi.

The market will give prosperity to those who offer the highest quality service and provide security to their customers. They're the ones who choose.
The same is true in almost all areas.
#drivestr #ridestr
Viva la Bitcoin, Nostr and the Open Source

We are live 🚗 Japan! Thanks a lot for your work. Now let's ...

2026-01-28T04:51:38Z

We are live 🚗 Japan!
Thanks a lot for your work.
Now let's spread the word.

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I unfortunately don't have time at the moment to get multi-language support in the Ridestr/Drivestr apps, but I am building and adding routing tiles today. Global Countries added so far:

El Salvador ✅
Costa Rica ✅
Japan (Currently in progress by request)
UK (next up after that)

What Countries would you like to see next?

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2026-01-28T01:31:00Z

ドライブ＋Nostr＋ビットコイン愛する人にとって最高だな。
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2026-01-28T01:24:35Z

DrivestrとRidestr、まもなく日本でも使用可能になる！🚀
タクシーさようなら

quoting
nevent1q…gh77
I unfortunately don't have time at the moment to get multi-language support in the Ridestr/Drivestr apps, but I am building and adding routing tiles today. Global Countries added so far:

El Salvador ✅
Costa Rica ✅
Japan (Currently in progress by request)
UK (next up after that)

What Countries would you like to see next?

Just a new service for those who want to know the time when the ...

2026-01-27T14:29:45Z

Just a new service for those who want to know the time when the best p2p offers are published as soon as possible and before someone else takes it.

Nostr + ntfy does the magic.
- 3000 sats/month
- Login using Browser extension or Disposable nsec
- Create 2 notification profiles and edit them whenever you want

Try it, and get back some sats for your feed back.

https://p2pntfy.aaroniumii.com/

Que gusto sobre lo que dices en el 1079: adiós redes sociales. ...

2026-01-27T14:14:30Z

In reply to nevent1q…rtfk
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Que gusto sobre lo que dices en el 1079: adiós redes sociales.
Como no escuché nada sobre Nostr, corrí a ver si seguías por aquí.
(Con el cambio de logo no te encontraba)

Creo que también ya tengo 8 años escuchándote. Siempre que escuchaba hablar del grupo de discord me daba tentación de hacerme una cuenta. Pero tampoco tengo redes sociales desde hace mucho tiempo.

Yo también encontré tu podcast poniendo "Bitcoin" "Español" en el buscador (Audiobookshelf), y desde entonces tus episodios están guardados en mis servidores... jajaja.

Mucho ánimo en esta nueva etapa.

Oh, thank you so much. I'll check it for sure 💜

2026-01-26T11:30:30Z

In reply to nevent1q…ldp0
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Oh, thank you so much.
I'll check it for sure 💜

Got it from zapstore. I'm in. 🚀 But may wait until there ...

2026-01-26T11:26:31Z

In reply to nevent1q…qgjt
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Got it from zapstore. I'm in. 🚀
But may wait until there are routing tiles for Japan. 😅

Bitcoin dumping, fuck yeah! More sats for less garbage. ...

2026-01-25T18:57:19Z

Bitcoin dumping, fuck yeah!
More sats for less garbage.

I don't know what it is. But I need it. Can I make an order ...

2026-01-25T12:17:57Z

In reply to nevent1q…zwsa
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I don't know what it is. But I need it. Can I make an order now? 🚀

Is there a good alternative to Github here in nostr? I want to ...

2026-01-23T12:59:52Z

Is there a good alternative to Github here in nostr?
I want to share some code, but Microsoft gets me itching sometimes.
#asknostr

Technology based on Nostr that is really useful in the day to ...

2026-01-23T12:49:08Z

In reply to nevent1q…4zlz
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Technology based on Nostr that is really useful in the day to day.
I wonder if there can be any integration with zkp2p.xyz so that drivers can continue to receive sats even if npcs pay with their dirty fiat.

In Japan Uber had a lot of problems with taxi unions that did not want external competition. Uber is not available in Japan as it is in other countries. Although you can use the application and the service, what will come to pick you up is a fucking taxi of the usual.

But this, who can stop it?

Driving + Nostr + Bitcoin + Meeting other nostriches + ...

2026-01-23T12:15:31Z

In reply to nevent1q…e36r
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Driving + Nostr + Bitcoin + Meeting other nostriches + Annihilation of the taxi mafia
Everything I love in one place!!!
You got a public repo?
What's the road map?

Absolutely bullish on this!!! #nevent1q…reav

2026-01-23T12:08:12Z

Absolutely bullish on this!!!

quoting
nevent1q…reav
Okay everyone, here is a demo!

nevent1q…nna7

It may be cowardice too 🥲

2026-01-23T10:33:13Z

In reply to nevent1q…mmhj
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It may be cowardice too 🥲

Sorry, one question. Have you stopped using IPFS blossom server ...

2026-01-22T04:35:24Z

In reply to nevent1q…rk9p
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Sorry, one question. Have you stopped using IPFS blossom server for your media uploads?
If yes, why?
I just would like to know your thoughts and opinions about it.
Thanks in advance.

"Si un gran poder conlleva una gran responsabilidad, un mal ...

2026-01-22T04:16:43Z

"Si un gran poder conlleva una gran responsabilidad, un mal uso o un abuso de ese gran poder debería conllevar un gigantesco CASTIGO"
Juan Ramón Rallo

quoting
nevent1q…x38r
Más aquí https://youtu.be/KXzk_qR1rP4?si=_-FrVENggUCf30B9

https://x.com/juanrallo/status/2013986825275060304

Solo miner?? 👀

2026-01-20T14:43:11Z

In reply to nevent1q…wa0r
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Solo miner?? 👀

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2026-01-20T06:02:08Z

NostrDrawで絵を投稿しました！

https://kojira.github.io/NostrDraw/?eventid=0e85e9775a06e3b6b9bad3a0be2ea44864a60446dbd4611a9e6ee2b79ad3e81d

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2026-01-20T02:46:53Z

👀
https://ipfstr.aaroniumii.com/ipfs/QmbvMbNvAzitFjMn4ts3WbWA2BKDWmY3F3hcdwX5HjDwcL?filename=upload.bin

GN! Implemented NIP‑98 auth for uploads in ipfstr. Blossom ...

2026-01-19T13:42:00Z

GN!

Implemented NIP‑98 auth for uploads in ipfstr.
Blossom endpoints and /upload now require a valid signed request, so only the configured npub can upload.

Also added compatibility with Blossom kind 24242 (it seems like some clients use it instead of 27235), while still verifying signature and pubkey.

Give it a try: https://ipfstr.aaroniumii.com/ipfs/QmemgGcPHDJJ73aPbPUw2h9Qijf9koFCFjn4Gs1Rrr1pwD?filename=ipfstr_v2.tar.gz

#nostr #ipfs #ipfst #blossom

The next release will have NIP 98 implemented. So only the npub ...

2026-01-19T09:47:21Z

The next release will have NIP 98 implemented.
So only the npub specified in the settings can upload content from the endpoint, even when it's exposed via https.
Wait for it.
#nostr #IPFS #ipfstr #blossom

quoting
nevent1q…380e
Introducing ipfstr: a compact, resilient IPFS + Blossom service built for nostriches who want decentralized media that stays alive.

ipfstr is intentionally small and focused. It gives you fast uploads, pinned CIDs, Blossom responses for Nostr clients, and a clean local admin UI for status, pins, and maintenance. It’s designed to be easy to run.

The philosophy: decentralization with resilience. Keep the surface area tight, use open protocols, and let the Nostr and IPFS do what they do best. If you share something, it should remain reachable even when servers fail.

Run it with Docker + Docker Compose, an IPFS node (Kubo), and a few env vars (SERVICE_URL, IPFS_API_URL, gateway URL, etc). You can also pair it with Cloudflare (tunnel or worker) if you want extra routing or fallback.
#nostr #ipfs #blossom

Give ipfstr a try. All feedback is welcome. Repository here: https://ipfstr.aaroniumii.com/ipfs/QmcWzKhqDKYKhjrZXAUcVpDgvmuzkEnaQc2ZrHS69Tw5TL?filename=ipfstr_0.0.1.zip

Yeah, I'm a whale. And I'm willing to do anything for ...

2026-01-19T03:46:05Z

Yeah, I'm a whale.
And I'm willing to do anything for these 420 sats 👹

Yo sí pude. Está en IPFS, por eso puede ser que a veces cueste ...

2026-01-18T17:31:29Z

In reply to nevent1q…ygsk
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Yo sí pude. Está en IPFS, por eso puede ser que a veces cueste encontrarlo si no está pinneado a Nostr. Aquí una copia fija:
https://ipfstr.aaroniumii.com/ipfs/QmbgNhNgBuVgPPdwT22E8fT5Sos1e33j1Xb41EBp1qz76n?filename=x2nostr.tar

@npub1ynn…u3gk DOWN

2026-01-18T16:51:54Z

BitBetBot (npub1ynn…u3gk) DOWN

¡Tremendo placer poder escuchar largo y tendido a don Felix!

2026-01-18T16:48:25Z

In reply to nevent1q…9z6a
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¡Tremendo placer poder escuchar largo y tendido a don Felix!

Testing NIP-98 #ipfstr #IPFS #blossom ...

2026-01-16T14:38:31Z

Testing NIP-98
#ipfstr #IPFS #blossom

New Bitaxe, New ATH 🚀 #bitaxe #solomining ...

2026-01-16T13:26:18Z

New Bitaxe, New ATH 🚀
#bitaxe #solomining

Introducing ipfstr: a compact, resilient IPFS + Blossom service ...

2026-01-16T12:58:26Z

Introducing ipfstr: a compact, resilient IPFS + Blossom service built for nostriches who want decentralized media that stays alive.

ipfstr is intentionally small and focused. It gives you fast uploads, pinned CIDs, Blossom responses for Nostr clients, and a clean local admin UI for status, pins, and maintenance. It’s designed to be easy to run.

The philosophy: decentralization with resilience. Keep the surface area tight, use open protocols, and let the Nostr and IPFS do what they do best. If you share something, it should remain reachable even when servers fail.

Run it with Docker + Docker Compose, an IPFS node (Kubo), and a few env vars (SERVICE_URL, IPFS_API_URL, gateway URL, etc). You can also pair it with Cloudflare (tunnel or worker) if you want extra routing or fallback.
#nostr #ipfs #blossom

Give ipfstr a try. All feedback is welcome. Repository here: https://ipfstr.aaroniumii.com/ipfs/QmcWzKhqDKYKhjrZXAUcVpDgvmuzkEnaQc2ZrHS69Tw5TL?filename=ipfstr_0.0.1.zip

"We're all whores. The difference is in the price." ...

2026-01-12T08:26:45Z

"We're all whores. The difference is in the price."
GN

GM Tutorial sobre cómo salir de Vim #Hola #Hispano ...

2026-01-11T15:28:45Z

GM
Tutorial sobre cómo salir de Vim
#Hola #Hispano

https://ipfstr.aaroniumii.com/ipfs/QmakCYW9vMWkyKXhUq4tuh5f7qBHCM5mCyfogWbwQAc7ho?filename=upload.bin

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2026-01-11T11:08:36Z

quoting
nevent1q…5jsx
UK 🇬🇧 in talks to deploy NATO force to Greenland 🇬🇱 to deter Trump 🏛️ [Read Full Article]

' '

Source: [World News](https://t.me/WorldNews/70520)

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2026-01-11T11:05:05Z

In reply to nevent1q…5pry
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GN and thanks for everything 🌃🌟 ...

2026-01-09T13:29:37Z

GN and thanks for everything 🌃🌟

👀 @npub1wm4…4s5a Hace rato que no veo a don José por aquí ...

2026-01-07T14:58:09Z

👀 José Antonio Bravo (npub1wm4…4s5a)
Hace rato que no veo a don José por aquí en Nostr.
Pero que bueno volverle a ver frente a la cámara y el micrófono.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JKxfJrlbWB0&t=160
#Hola #Hispano

Linux? If yes, Gossip. Is a little bit slow, but good enough. I ...

2026-01-05T12:34:10Z

In reply to nevent1q…59jd
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Linux? If yes, Gossip.
Is a little bit slow, but good enough.
I left it for selfhosted fevela and nostrudel (browser)

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2026-01-03T18:25:15Z

In reply to nevent1q…cpwy
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https://ipfstr.aaroniumii.com/ipfs/QmZcYjucfsVSAaJYizEYxBvdv21EKWLEfBbjbRCnt6fMxQ?filename=upload.bin

WTF!?!?! 🤡 #venezuela ...

2026-01-03T17:02:38Z

WTF!?!?! 🤡
#venezuela

https://ipfstr.aaroniumii.com/ipfs/QmapxWoXCUwcwZUJztHZgDyBP4sBCf2LmbiH4Mwchrmxa9?filename=upload.bin

An historic picture #venezuela ...

2026-01-03T16:32:35Z

An historic picture
#venezuela

Thank you Satoshi, we're all winning. ...

2026-01-03T14:54:21Z

Thank you Satoshi, we're all winning.

(test) Pinning this content on my Blossom node, IPFStr, by ...

2026-01-03T14:26:33Z

(test) Pinning this content on my Blossom node, IPFStr, by reposting it.

quoting
nevent1q…y6s5

Source: https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=2329023924226118&set=pcb.25932362256399372

Israel Kamakawiwo'ole - Somewhere Over The Rainbow Testing ...

2026-01-03T13:13:14Z

Israel Kamakawiwo'ole - Somewhere Over The Rainbow
Testing IPFSTR

https://ipfstr.aaroniumii.com/ipfs/QmPsazkFF1Vb2ZJvAjF1RFEvJEFTWo7ahFyrQ7noBtEvLG?filename=upload.bin

Thanks him, we're all winning ...

2026-01-03T12:56:25Z

In reply to nevent1q…3d3q
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Thanks him, we're all winning

Thanks a lot! ...

2026-01-03T12:15:03Z

In reply to nevent1q…8yfa
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Thanks a lot!

Ok, it seems like it's working well. This server is pinning ...

2026-01-03T08:58:28Z

In reply to nevent1q…5ns0
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Ok, it seems like it's working well.
This server is pinning my own content and the content posted via #IPFS by my follows. So their content should be more resilient over IPFS.
I guess this is cheaper, more resilient, more decentralized and more censorship resistant than a normal blossom server.
I'm making a release soon I hope.

Is the meme visible? I'm trying a selfhosted blossom server ...

2026-01-03T08:35:22Z

Is the meme visible?
I'm trying a selfhosted blossom server with IPFS integrated.

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2026-01-03T04:37:36Z

In reply to nevent1q…46u0
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TEST

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2026-01-02T20:03:41Z

In reply to nevent1q…46u0
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2026-01-02T18:59:06Z

In reply to nevent1q…46u0
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Test

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2026-01-02T15:52:09Z

In reply to nevent1q…46u0
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2026-01-02T15:44:27Z

In reply to nevent1q…46u0
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Nostr event nevent1qqsxv6c3ut6ehlx54td6crqfe7l87sqdg2r4dsqmcgf0974a52g75nqzyrl4zlalc3tnjjk2r7ay4hscf4akqfl2ah5sqzgrdqqr2l8au9tpkf0jgsn

2026-01-02T15:20:30Z

In reply to nevent1q…46u0
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Testing file-drop nostr mode ...

2026-01-02T15:06:23Z

In reply to nevent1q…46u0
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Testing file-drop nostr mode

GM and happy new year to all the legends of the Nostr. Cheers ...

2026-01-02T15:00:45Z

GM and happy new year to all the legends of the Nostr. Cheers

Great work! Will try for sure.

2026-01-02T14:12:10Z

In reply to nevent1q…vz5q
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Great work!
Will try for sure.

Thanks Sensei and happy holidays.

2025-12-26T03:18:23Z

In reply to nevent1q…mtgx
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Thanks Sensei and happy holidays.

It's a prototype/spec + tooling, not supported by any client ...

2025-12-09T03:58:55Z

In reply to nevent1q…swkx
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It's a prototype/spec + tooling, not supported by any client yet.
But at the criptographic level is completly useful already.
Bullish on Cold Root Identity 🚀

You better do 🤙 ...

2025-12-06T16:03:12Z

In reply to nevent1q…fwlf
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You better do 🤙
https://medium.com/@hzia2962/understanding-pgp-keys-a-beginners-guide-to-secure-communication-ed574b92f05a
Take your time

"But thanks for the feedback" 🫂

2025-12-06T10:33:20Z

In reply to nevent1q…r3vd
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"But thanks for the feedback" 🫂

Got it. Thanks a lot for the explanation and for all your work. ...

2025-12-03T13:37:57Z

In reply to nevent1q…2t67
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Got it.
Thanks a lot for the explanation and for all your work. 💛

There is no "lightning offer" button in Umbrel ...

2025-12-02T15:56:58Z

In reply to nevent1q…mlse
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There is no "lightning offer" button in Umbrel installations.
Is there any spec restrictions or needed update??

This is due to recent events of Muslim people burying their dead ...

2025-11-29T14:11:52Z

In reply to nevent1q…s7ue
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This is due to recent events of Muslim people burying their dead on private property and without permission in some areas of Japan.
Imagine one morning you have a dead Mohammed on your property...

¿Cuál de los dos? 😁 Uno, a ver si se viene a Nostr y el otro ...

2025-11-29T10:07:37Z

In reply to nevent1q…nn8e
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¿Cuál de los dos? 😁
Uno, a ver si se viene a Nostr y el otro a ver si lo utiliza un poco más.

GM ☀ Hash go brrrrrrrrr 🚀 ...

2025-11-26T08:05:43Z

GM ☀
Hash go brrrrrrrrr 🚀

Not that bad if you look at the logarithmic scale

2025-11-21T02:55:29Z

In reply to nevent1q…sxem
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Not that bad if you look at the logarithmic scale

Adiviné 😂 #nevent1q…5mka

2025-11-20T12:49:05Z

In reply to nevent1q…d774
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Adiviné 😂

quoting
nevent1q…5mka
Hola, ¿el entrevistado del vídeo de mañana es Andrés Caramés?
Hago mi apuesta. 😁

Hola, ¿el entrevistado del vídeo de mañana es Andrés ...

2025-11-19T14:51:35Z

In reply to nevent1q…9u4y
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Hola, ¿el entrevistado del vídeo de mañana es Andrés Caramés?
Hago mi apuesta. 😁

Hasta hace un par de meses había un problema con el instalador ...

2025-11-19T13:38:18Z

In reply to nevent1q…eqvz
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Hasta hace un par de meses había un problema con el instalador para minipcs.
Espero que se haya solucionado.

GMMMMMM HashinHashin ...

2025-11-19T00:30:24Z

GMMMMMM
HashinHashin

WE GOTTA POWER 🤯💪⚡🤘 ...

2025-11-18T07:46:47Z

WE GOTTA POWER 🤯💪⚡🤘

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lHkL6jSQPeo&t=266

Prepare accordingly ...

2025-11-17T03:56:26Z

In reply to nevent1q…c4sl
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Prepare accordingly

Podcast sir🫡

2025-11-14T11:18:15Z

In reply to nevent1q…r7hu
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Podcast sir🫡

Find the right relay, the right client, the right notes, the ...

2025-11-13T04:35:13Z

In reply to nevent1q…zcac
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Find the right relay, the right client, the right notes, the right people 💜nostr:nevent1qvzqqqqqqypzpl6307lug4eeft9plwj2mcvy67mqyl4wm6gqpypksqp40n77z4smqydhwumn8ghj76rpwejkutnpv9ex7mnfw4kkj6fwvdhk6tcppemhxue69uhhjctzw5hx6ef0qqs9l3jt2s3m7rjegz5mxqn28834n254gmmxf8at7pdajt730rcjcws55e3va

Dear Nostr, I've been less active lately here in Nostr and is ...

2025-11-13T04:31:13Z

Dear Nostr,
I've been less active lately here in Nostr and is just because of #fevela. It's a great client.
I've stopped doomscrolling and now I only see the notes that really interest me.

GN 😬 ...

2025-11-12T16:43:05Z

GN 😬

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2025-11-11T14:20:24Z

🌛💜

買うしかないんじゃないんですか 🚀 ...

2025-11-06T12:48:08Z

In reply to nevent1q…cf9t
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買うしかないんじゃないんですか　🚀
ってか、チャート…

日本基準ＯＫってなんですか？？

2025-11-06T12:43:11Z

In reply to nevent1q…v2ur
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日本基準ＯＫってなんですか？？

We already have zaps. Do you mean a kind of subscription service?

2025-11-06T12:33:19Z

In reply to nevent1q…d7a5
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We already have zaps.
Do you mean a kind of subscription service?

Proof of Work 💪 頑張れ！📸

2025-11-06T11:47:43Z

In reply to nevent1q…ulzc
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Proof of Work 💪
頑張れ！📸

Aunque no sea con un artículo, sino contando cualquier cosa, ...

2025-11-05T02:38:15Z

In reply to nevent1q…90x4
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Aunque no sea con un artículo, sino contando cualquier cosa, haría mucho bien escuchar su voz 🫂

Fevela is my favorite client at the moment. I love having the ...

2025-11-05T02:33:16Z

Fevela is my favorite client at the moment.
I love having the notes grouped — it saves me a lot of time by helping me avoid content that doesn’t interest me.
It’s very easy to run on a personal server. The interface is fast, clear, and intuitive.

But that ability to filter content is a big deal.
I’ve tried doing it before with tags and by muting users — even by not following anyone at all.
But nothing has worked better for me than the grouping of notes, at least so far.

https://github.com/dtonon/fevela

📱My Top 7 Nostr mobile clients to introduce friends and family ...

2025-11-05T02:26:55Z

📱My Top 7 Nostr mobile clients to introduce friends and family to The Nostr

1. Amethyst:
Although it’s only for Android users, most people I know use it. While it has several settings that can seem intimidating at first, there’s really no need to tweak them too much. Just create a new private key and you can start using it easily.

2. Primal:
For iOS users, it’s similar to Amethyst, although it doesn’t have as many settings that might impress. I think this can also dampen some imagination and curiosity about learning more about the protocol itself.

3. Jumble (and its forks):
This would also be among my first choices if it had a mobile app. Although it can be used from the browser without any problem, “normies” are conditioned to expect downloadable apps from app stores — and there’s little that can be done against that.

4. Coracle:
This would be my first choice. However, it’s slow when loading feeds. And the first thing that comes out of a “normie’s” mouth when it takes a bit is “it doesn’t work...”.

5. Voyage:
It’s excellent for avoiding distractions and focusing on written content, but “normies” look for the best way to waste their time. They might find it very boring.

6. Nostrudel:
It’s the best there is, but it requires a more technical and deeper understanding of how the protocol works.

7. Damus:
The general recommendation is to leave iOS and use Android, but if there’s no other option, maybe as a last resort I’d recommend Damus.

What do you always recomend first to a newbie and why??
#nostr

Bienvenida a Japón. Que tengas una estancia estupenda 🍙

2025-11-04T13:17:55Z

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Bienvenida a Japón.
Que tengas una estancia estupenda 🍙