Nostr notes by lcn_8888

Even without a relay...

2026-10-26T12:21:53Z

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Even without a relay...

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2026-10-24T03:30:25Z

https://blossom.zonaautonoma.net/7b31b96212f2511317c3e64923eb7ef9c31fac7dbf6904a8679d30591e58f7ca.html

:O

#nevent1q…3mn8

2026-10-24T02:29:39Z

quoting nevent1q…3mn8
https://www.zonaautonoma.org/bludit/vigilancia-financiera-monero-sin-lugar-en-el-ecosistema-financiero-tradicional

Monero camino al no-kyc permanente.!!!

signal protocol + relay cordinator?

2026-10-24T01:21:24Z

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signal protocol + relay cordinator?

Steganography existed before LLM.

2026-10-23T19:50:03Z

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Steganography existed before LLM.

ok

2026-10-21T22:36:28Z

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ok

They were reselling access to old games via cloud gaming and ...

2026-10-21T19:48:45Z

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They were reselling access to old games via cloud gaming and selling licences for old games in their store.

It is incredibly difficult to calculate the long-term outlook. For them, good results are quarter by quarter, but I agree that in the long term, PC and mobile will dominate the gaming industry and bad platforms, such as Sony, would become obsolete.

Ironically, this would be a great film.

2026-10-21T17:01:30Z

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Ironically, this would be a great film.

more profit.

2026-10-21T17:00:56Z

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more profit.

What is the idea?

2026-10-21T14:56:21Z

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What is the idea?

glm 5.3 1. Weak subjectivity: your correction is basically ...

2026-10-21T14:51:35Z

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*glm 5.3*

1. Weak subjectivity: your correction is basically right
Your understanding matches the spec: it's not that others need to be "online as often as you," but that you must sync at least once per Weak Subjectivity Period. That period is calculated so that any attacker who controls the validator set at the start of the period loses at least a threshold amount of stake (a fraction of , with a SAFETY_DECAY margin) if they finalize a conflicting Checkpoint ethereum.github.io.

Two nuances:

It's not that "the overwhelming majority of stake remains locked," but that the weak subjectivity period is kept shorter than the validator withdrawal period, so that anyone who double-signed cannot withdraw their stake before the slashing evidence is included on-chain ethereum.org. It's a condition about withdrawals vs. slashing, not about how much total stake is locked.
The guarantee is economic and accountable, not one of impossibility: a sufficiently rich attacker can still execute a long-range attack or a live one — it just costs them burning ~1/3 of the total stake (billions of dollars). "Billions must have been slashable" is exactly Casper's accountable safety property, so you're correct there.
And yes: after 20 years offline, the procedure is to obtain a recent checkpoint from independent sources and cross-check them ethereum.org. Your analogy with being able to "hear" the true Bitcoin chain is reasonable: the difference is one of degree, not of nature.

2. ZK proofs: you're right, with one precision
Correct: a zk proof of consensus demonstrates that a chain is internally valid, not that it is the canonical chain. The subjectivity of chain selection simply shifts to whoever chose the proof's input. Demanding raw signatures (which is what a normal client sync does anyway: checkpoint + forward signature verification) does protect you ethereum.org.

One minor precision: raw signatures by themselves also don't tell you which chain is the real one — the defense is the combination of checkpoint + signatures, because a finalized conflicting chain implies slashable double-signatures. The point of the zk system was to remove accountability (hiding who signed); refusing to accept it closes that vector.

3. Anchoring to Bitcoin with OTS: a good idea, but with a conceptual flaw
The idea is genuinely good and has been discussed (PoS chain checkpoints anchored to Bitcoin), but you're misidentifying where the trust ends up:

What it does achieve: it turns "ask a friend or a block explorer for a checkpoint" into a historical, immutable, publicly auditable commitment. A long-range attacker trying to sell you a fake history would have to present state roots inconsistent with the weekly anchors, or have compromised the anchoring itself. That defeats the classic long-range attack.

The flaw: you don't remove the trusted party, you relocate it. Someone has to decide which root gets anchored each week, and you, in 20 years, cannot verify from Bitcoin that that root corresponded to the real chain (verifying that requires... an Ethereum node; it's circular). OTS only proves when a hash was committed, not that the hash is honest. Security then rests on the honesty of the anchorer(s) — ironically, the same type of assumption you're criticizing in Rootstock's pegnatories.

Additionally:

"The attacker would have had to start 20 years ago and run a parallel chain" isn't quite right: if they corrupt or are the anchorer, they need none of that. Real-time effort only becomes necessary if the anchorer is honest and you demand raw signatures.
It's better to anchor finalized beacon block roots, not just execution-layer state roots: a state root commits the state, not the history, and technically there could be alternative histories that converge to the same state at each anchoring point.
The natural mitigation is the same one ethereum.org recommends for checkpoints: many independent anchorers you can cross-check, not just one ethereum.org.

That said, as an improvement over the status quo (ephemeral sources that may vanish in 20 years) it's real: a history of commitments on Bitcoin is more durable and auditable than a block explorer.

bitcoin is a secondary moe, not money.

2026-10-20T20:43:57Z

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bitcoin is a secondary moe, not money.

update info from sideswap: Peg-out reopened today, but the ...

2026-10-20T17:16:27Z

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update info from sideswap:

Peg-out reopened today, but the process behind it is different until the Liquid peg is fully restored. Federation peg-outs are still restricted, so every payout comes from SideSwap's own Bitcoin wallet. We refill that wallet by swapping the L-BTC we receive for bitcoin in bulk, under the arrangement the Liquid Network announced today. Those swaps are made in batches, and demand on the first day used up the bitcoin on hand faster than the first batch could refill it. That is why your order has been waiting longer than usual. Queued peg-outs are paid as soon as the next batch arrives.

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I just wanted to provide a reference for the quote. I uploaded ...

2026-10-20T04:11:58Z

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I just wanted to provide a reference for the quote. I uploaded the event to my relay to provide context.

tl;dr source kimi k3 Yes, that's essentially correct — ...

2026-10-20T02:04:59Z

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tl;dr *source kimi k3*

Yes, that's essentially correct — your reconciliation captures the architecture accurately. Let me just polish three small points so your understanding is airtight.

## What's exactly right

- **"Foundational use of NIP-94"** — correct. NIP-94 provides the existing vocabulary (`url`, `x` hash, `m` MIME type, `size`, `fallback`). Your new NIP doesn't reinvent any of that; it inherits it.
- **"Adapted to ZIP"** — correct. The payload becomes `application/zip` instead of loose files, which is what gives you single-hash verification of text + media together.
- **"Published on an HTML webpage"** — correct in spirit: the ZIP contains a self-contained web page (`index.html` + assets) rather than a markdown fragment.

## Three refinements

**1. It's not "rendered by" the client so much as "extracted and sandboxed by" the client.** The distinction matters for security. The client doesn't just navigate to the page — it downloads the ZIP, verifies the SHA-256 against the signed tag `x`, unpacks it in memory, sanitizes the HTML, and renders it inside a sandboxed iframe with no script execution. If you phrase it as "rendered," someone will build a version that iframes the remote URL directly, which defeats the entire hash-verification model and opens a phishing vector. The page is *fetched as bytes, verified, then rendered locally*.

**2. "Agnostic" needs a caveat.** Any client can implement it (it's platform-agnostic, works on web/mobile/desktop), but no client is *automatically* agnostic — each one must explicitly support the new kind. The graceful degradation is what makes this palatable: clients that don't support it still show the plain-text excerpt from `content`, so the note never appears broken.

**3. The event kind matters.** It's not literally a `1063` (NIP-94's kind, which is *not* replaceable). For your edit/delete requirement you want a **parameterized replaceable kind** (e.g. `30163`) that *reuses NIP-94's tag conventions* — that's the precise sense in which the new NIP is "founded on" NIP-94. Same tags, different envelope, replaceable so edits work cleanly.

## Your reconciliation, restated precisely

> A new NIP that reuses NIP-94's tag vocabulary (`url`, `x`, `m`, `fallback`) on a parameterized replaceable kind, where the payload is a ZIP containing a self-contained HTML page; supporting clients download the ZIP, verify it against the signed hash, and render it sandboxed — while non-supporting clients gracefully fall back to the plain-text excerpt in `content`.

That's it. That's the whole idea, and it's sound. The only remaining work is writing the spec (ZIP structure, sanitization rules, size limits) and getting one client to implement it.

https://nips.nostr.com/94 I did some research and found that this ...

2026-10-20T00:22:38Z

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https://nips.nostr.com/94

I did some research and found that this would fit your idea for a client who would use this kind of note.

It really is the logical thing to do. Perhaps when traditional ...

2026-10-19T23:29:57Z

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It really is the logical thing to do. Perhaps when traditional hosters try to monetise more on alt-protocols, they will see the desirability of supporting things like Nostr.

On the Blossom side, put on your list three or four public Blossom servers on your client; they would share the same uploaded files. Free public Blossom servers are altruistic.

Nostr lacks a for-profit model for multimedia. Without an easy onboarding process, the protocol cannot handle large volumes of multimedia files. Text is another matter entirely.

Liquid Federation has other financial assets and equity, so a ...

2026-10-19T23:15:45Z

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Liquid Federation has other financial assets and equity, so a peg-out is possible for those assets. In retrospect, I think it's a bad idea to make BTC an LBTC with a federated multisig to secure the treasury. I'm increasingly in favour of the Bisq risk scheme to manage the BTC and native chain assets. Maybe they need to rethink this as well, or release a multibach whitelisted, timelocked peg-out BTC.

Peg-in is enabled because, trust me, bro...

I could explain in more detail why LBTC is a bad asset in general, even though it sounds good on paper.

In terms of protocol, it is a niche service without success in ...

2026-10-19T04:38:52Z

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In terms of protocol, it is a niche service without success in terms of social and multimedia implementation. Services without traction are always a leap of faith in terms of whether the service will still be around in the future.

The same applies to both the Blossom Server and a traditional host: you pay for reliability and improved support. With blossom. band , however, you can access additional features, such as NIP-05, and people can find you using a human-readable address instead of a long string of numbers.

https://account.nostr.build/plans This works. But it's a leap ...

2026-10-19T02:26:49Z

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https://account.nostr.build/plans

This works. But it's a leap of faith.

Nostr would never be suitable for multimedia. Create your own ...

2026-10-18T22:20:04Z

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Nostr would never be suitable for multimedia.

Create your own Blossom Media Server.

https://github.com/Letdown2491/hanami-android

https://github.com/Letdown2491/hanami

convenience yield is a thing.

2026-10-18T01:24:11Z

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convenience yield is a thing.

dumbfuck!

2026-10-18T01:07:29Z

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dumbfuck!

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2026-10-17T01:15:53Z

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2026-10-15T01:14:00Z

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Technical Debt (npub14w4…3rwx)

https://njump.me/nevent1qqs0496dh3u5am3qzhp7r9ldejjtdx785sw5vfyjqxvk3fqujruvuhszyq7w5jqxk8s6nq5axr2uhzncqyw5yuwxga8tx9f3ajgl9qgslcl5qmah0ec?utm_source=ppq.ai

I cannot find where the author made a comparison against ...

2026-10-14T21:41:40Z

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I cannot find where the author made a comparison against different protocols. :(

this is other source for the protocol.

https://git.nostrdev.com/freakoverse/DNN

Leverage the BTC chain. https://github.com/Freakoverse/dnn-node

2026-10-14T21:13:44Z

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Leverage the BTC chain.

https://github.com/Freakoverse/dnn-node

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2026-10-14T00:15:37Z

https://www.zonaautonoma.org/bludit/flatpaks-ala-nostr-conoce-orchard-de-geektoshi

Flatpaks basados!

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2026-10-13T23:50:44Z

https://www.zonaautonoma.org/bludit/cliente-de-nostr-con-monero-para-zaps

monero encuentra lugar en nostr!!!

‘The major Bitcoin mining pools engage in merge mining with ...

2026-10-13T18:16:20Z

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‘The major Bitcoin mining pools engage in merge mining with Rootstock and generate revenue through network fees. Separately, a group of respected companies (the 'pegnotaries', whose identities are not public) operate the Proof-of-Work Hardware Security Modules (PowHSMs) that custody and sign the bridge's peg-outs. These are two distinct roles by design, and neither can act alone.”

This is the corrected version.

I don't know about the actual implementation of Rootstock ...

2026-10-13T18:04:30Z

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I don't know about the actual implementation of Rootstock Merge Mining, but it was hardened to count in the event of a reorganisation. Rootstock uses verified HSM hardware on the pool mining nodes, which verifies when BTC pegs out and pegs in.

The last update I did was when the protocol maintainer said about using and implementing bitVM2 to harden the pegs out.

Miners are incentivised to merge mine because they receive rewards on both the BTC main chain and the Rootstock merge mining chain. This means that, by simply installing a verified Rootstock node, they receive rewards on both chains.

Rootstock is fully compatible with Ethereum and it use Bitcoin ...

2026-10-13T16:42:23Z

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Rootstock is fully compatible with Ethereum and it use Bitcoin via merge mining.

According to Kimi K3, the required changes are minimal and include recalculating the checksum, changing the endpoint, tagging the chain and legacy events with the new ones, and it also involves connecting to the new RPC.

#nevent1q…t6d7

2026-10-13T04:32:34Z

quoting nevent1q…t6d7
Tonight I'm releasing the first version of Orchard, a permissionless Flatpak store for Linux. There is no middle man. I don't host anyone's binaries, nothing needs approval, and there are no rankings or algorithms.

For developers: ship from your own registry and sign a few Nostr events describing the app. A proof file in your repo makes the link verifiable. Check PUBLISHING.md for a walkthrough and sample CI workflow to make things dead simple (tag and push, that's it).

For users: it's a real flatpak store and has built-in Flathub support so there's already thousands of apps available. All apps published to Nostr have publisher, repository, and digest verification so you know you can trust the app is what it says it is. Sign in via nostrconnect (bunker next version), review your favorite apps, and see what folks in your web of trust have said.

https://github.com/Letdown2491/orchard

In third world countries, people around you would think you were ...

2026-10-12T05:50:25Z

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In third world countries, people around you would think you were stupid for doing those things.

# Liquid Hack Update — Message from Pablo Greco > **Message ...

2026-10-11T22:50:13Z

# Liquid Hack Update — Message from Pablo Greco

> **Message from Pablo Greco** — Telegram admin and Blockstream employee,
> regarding the Liquid hack update:

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Did some message cleanup, and here's the summary:

1. **The day of the hack was the second worst day of my life** (after the
day my Mom died), which should put things in perspective.

2. **Anyone who truly thinks that Adam (or anyone at Blockstream) has
anything to do with the hack** shows one of the 3 letters of what I
call the **"SIM"**:

- **S**tupid — doesn't have the ability to understand
- **I**gnorant — has the ability, but lacks information
- **M**alicious — has the ability and the information, but chooses to
ignore it

3. **There are a lot of people (inside and outside of Blockstream)** working
not only on restoring the peg, but also on improving the security of
Liquid for everybody.

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We're all hoping to have news about the timeline soon, but as I said
before, **the peg will be returned — and that's not even a question.**
And just to reiterate: it has **nothing to do** with the hacker returning
the funds.

So please, if someone wants to start name calling again, I kindly suggest
to **STFU** or you will be banned.

Now I'd like to go back and have lunch with my family in peace.
**Have a nice Sunday.** 🙂

gamers are de-cucking themselves

2026-10-11T22:49:58Z

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gamers are de-cucking themselves

# Why Den Chat Runs on Nostr — Freedom Comes With ...

2026-10-10T03:40:06Z

# Why Den Chat Runs on Nostr — Freedom Comes With Responsibility

## The Core Trade-Off

> **Either we rent or self-host a Nostr/Blossom server, or our chatting
> history and/or other things (media, pins, packs, etc.) might randomly
> get wiped.**

This is why I made it so that people's events get published to multiple
public servers — and I've now increased the default from **3 to 6** —
as well as added more robust checking that those servers actually work,
plus periodic checks to inform you if something is wrong with one of
the public servers you might be using.

## The Residual Risk of Public Servers

However, the potential threat of public servers randomly deleting data,
or shutting down, is real — for whatever reason:

- The operator died
- They ran out of money
- They're deleting old data to keep the relay running for new data
- They might just be bad people

That's why this freedom system — the highest level of social online
freedom there is, as far as I'm aware (**Nostr**) — comes with a
**responsibility**: people must make sure their own stuff is properly
well-distributed and backed up (offline, for later re-distribution or
self-hosting).

## "Well, This Sucks" — You're Right, But It's Still the Best Freedom Option

Take any other Discord alternative out there, one that's open source,
with either a hosted option alongside self-hosting, or self-hosting only.
As a new user, how would their experience be?

### Option 1: The hosted "freedom" alternative

They join, make a community space on the company's servers, and land
right back into the same core issues with Discord:

- The host can **modify or delete** your account, messages, or community
spaces without your permission
- They can **spy on your conversations** (unless there's encryption AND
it's open source)
- They can **coerce you** into providing personal/legal information —
or anything else — under threat of restricting or suspending your account
- If they go **bankrupt or shut down**, everyone's accounts, spaces, and
chats go with them

### Option 2: The self-hosting route

The user must first figure out how to set everything up and spend time
doing it — **all before they can do anything** — and only then invite
friends and start chatting.

For people who just want to *join* spaces without creating one: they can
make an account on your self-host/site and join in. But:

- They're under **your centralized authority**, facing the same potential
core issues from Option 1
- Plus a new problem: they need to **register on another friend's
self-host/site** and log in — a constant, never-ending run of
registering and logging in/out just to talk with different
friends/communities

## Now Look at Den Chat

1. Click a button to make an account (installed version)
2. Click another button to make a hub
3. Invite friends — you're chatting within the first 5 minutes
(maybe less if someone wants to speedrun it)

- **No self-hosting required** to make a space/hub
- **One account everywhere** — anyone who makes a hub means you never
have to create a new account and log in/out repeatedly to talk with
different friends
- **No account deletion** — the creators of Den Chat, nor the owners of
self-hosted Nostr relays/Blossom servers, can delete people's accounts
- **No coercion** — nobody can force people to hand over private/legal
info under threat of account restriction or suspension
- **No eavesdropping** — nobody can listen in on private conversations,
because it's open source and encrypted
- **No kill switch** — if the creators of Den Chat shut down as a company
(hypothetically — there isn't one) or abandon the project and turn off
their own servers, people's accounts still exist: they can still post,
see their hubs and messages, and the app/client still works.
Everything remains operational

### The Only Downside

If a hub owner wants a **guarantee** that their hub's messages continue
to exist, then they — or even other members; it doesn't have to be the
creator/owner of the hub — need to guarantee that themselves by **running
their own Nostr relay/Blossom server** for their hubs.

---

**TL;DR:** This is the value of Den Chat that no other non-Nostr Discord
alternative provides (as far as I know) in the market right now.

source: degmods on web . denchat. top

it works

2026-10-10T00:44:46Z

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it works

Hitler will become the new Napoleon, while a Chinese leader will ...

2026-10-09T21:10:49Z

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Hitler will become the new Napoleon, while a Chinese leader will take his place.

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2026-10-09T21:02:29Z

https://www.zonaautonoma.org/bludit/seguridad-en-tus-dispositivos-parte-i

cuida tus activos digitales.

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2026-10-09T21:02:05Z

https://www.zonaautonoma.org/bludit/censura-financiera-parte-i

SHUM

monero fix this

2026-10-09T19:25:12Z

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monero fix this

#nevent1q…nf2r

2026-10-09T19:24:19Z

quoting nevent1q…nf2r
❗️Today we're launching ShouldHaveUsedMonero.com

A simple website documenting all the cases when Monero users yelled at people suffering the consequences of not using XMR

As you know, scarcity and value are only perceived if the future ...

2026-10-09T19:14:00Z

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As you know, scarcity and value are only perceived if the future supply is too low to satisfy demand... If applied to free speech protocols, the value placed on free speech protocols would depend on whether the majority view it if free speech were scarce.

Critical thinking is in short demand. Most people believe they are free and secure enough to rebel against the system.

I can post it, but you cannot claim any BTC with my PK. You will ...

2026-10-09T18:47:48Z

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I can post it, but you cannot claim any BTC with my PK. You will also need the custom script for the pubkey recovery.

jewnited states

2026-10-09T18:45:46Z

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jewnited states

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2026-10-09T02:55:24Z

https://www.zonaautonoma.org/bludit/corporativismo-vigilante-epic-escucha-tus-conversaciones

Vigilancia igual a censura pasiva. 👁‍🗨️

How can they guess a very big integer number... Unless they break ...

2026-10-08T20:14:24Z

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How can they guess a very big integer number... Unless they break the fundamentals of cryptography.

Paying attention to behavior solves the "paradox" of ...

2026-10-07T15:09:11Z

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Paying attention to behavior solves the "paradox" of narratives and cognitive thoughts.

at what level is usurious?

2026-10-05T18:15:49Z

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at what level is usurious?

nope, all gens are fricking weak

2026-10-04T20:30:22Z

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nope, all gens are fricking weak

The irony is that drinking wine is considered to be a gay ...

2026-10-03T01:29:02Z

In reply to nevent1q…kx3v
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The irony is that drinking wine is considered to be a gay activity.

I hope you will do it!

2026-10-02T22:55:50Z

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I hope you will do it!

Betting is not wrong. We need more sophisticated bettors.

2026-10-02T22:49:30Z

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Betting is not wrong. We need more sophisticated bettors.

Betting is not wrong. We need more sophisticated bettors.

2026-10-02T22:44:11Z

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Betting is not wrong. We need more sophisticated bettors.

CP detected, lol

2026-10-02T22:38:05Z

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CP detected, lol

#nevent1q…elup

2026-10-02T20:22:03Z

quoting nevent1q…elup
What if 7zip would marry NOSTR?

The result would would be ZX.

A way to compress and decompress folders with far better compression ratios than other compressors and even monster-compression when you go nuts and feed 32GB RAM to the tool.

NOSTR is used for signing the archive, writing comments and defining who can add new files.

Also features other things like a SQLite database inside each archive and tools for finding files based on SHA256 and similarity inside the archive.

Below is the preview of the web client using an old desktop theme for fun. The work is still beta, more will be released until the end of this month.

I bet this is something where you'd never expect to see NOSTR used.

oh...! God and the marginalized are my confidants. ...

2026-10-02T15:00:55Z

In reply to nevent1q…pptu
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oh...! God and the marginalized are my confidants.

https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ignaz_Semmelweis

Nostr is libertarian by default. However, this is not an excuse ...

2026-10-02T14:47:47Z

In reply to nevent1q…k322
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Nostr is libertarian by default. However, this is not an excuse to allow young people to become obsessed with social media.

80% of people would be better off if they just lurked and posted occasionally, and developed healthier habits when it came to consuming social media.

Because of this, I'm very isolated, haha! I'm much more ...

2026-10-02T14:42:08Z

In reply to nevent1q…kj0a
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Because of this, I'm very isolated, haha!
I'm much more creative when it comes to thinking about polemical topics.

It's better to play it safe if you can't bear to be ostracised.

Yes, you guessed my age correctly. Civilisations are only ...

2026-10-02T14:31:07Z

In reply to nevent1q…jeew
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Yes, you guessed my age correctly.

Civilisations are only valuable to scholars; the general population has a 'pop' view of them. In reality, civilisations change too much in just a few decades, as America demonstrates.

I prefer the mindless media civilisation, because it successfully encourages greedy behaviour. The 'Native American' civilisation was similar to the Spanish-speaking civilisation in that both were gang-oriented and cruel.

I won't whitewash any civilisation in history and their bad behaviour. Yes, the West was brutal in its conquests, but now it's pretty cuck.

American civilization: based on status and mindless media ...

2026-10-02T06:19:56Z

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American civilization: based on status and mindless media

European civilization: overrun by foreign genes and very “cuck”

Spanish-speaking civilization: gang-oriented, thirsty for violence, and like a bad TV soap opera.

Black African civilization: gang-oriented, unable to do basic accounting, and very cruel in their punishments

Slavic civilization: Like Africa, but European and white.

Middle Eastern civilization: Intolerant, schizoid civilizations with a single god who can’t stand being omega males.

East Asian civilization: They prefer hentai and are like worker ants.

What's the problem? This is not BTC; there are no hard forks ...

2026-10-01T15:46:51Z

In reply to nevent1q…psjd
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What's the problem?
This is not BTC; there are no hard forks here and it is a small community, so backward compatibility is not a major concern.

Enforceable small events can be on the policy relay side.

"friend"?

2026-10-01T15:24:20Z

In reply to nevent1q…4em8
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"friend"?

Update your client

2026-10-01T11:48:02Z

In reply to nevent1q…449x
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Update your client

Dogshit is golden if you measure it against toxic waste

2026-09-30T22:57:49Z

In reply to nevent1q…gfay
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Dogshit is golden if you measure it against toxic waste

Unit 731

2026-09-30T22:57:13Z

In reply to nevent1q…50tw
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Unit 731

Escrow enforced smart contracts and atomic swaps too

2026-09-30T17:02:13Z

In reply to nevent1q…m92v
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Escrow enforced smart contracts and atomic swaps too

it works

2026-09-30T05:49:44Z

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it works

5k dau

2026-09-29T19:35:42Z

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5k dau

@nprofile…ntvu

2026-09-29T19:31:02Z

In reply to nevent1q…teqj
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Archivero (nprofile…ntvu)

evil kyc is evil

2026-09-29T00:22:04Z

In reply to nevent1q…k95q
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evil kyc is evil

welcome back

2026-09-29T00:20:28Z

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welcome back

Where are all your episodes? thx

2026-09-29T00:19:57Z

In reply to nevent1q…79av
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Where are all your episodes?
thx

>5 >check denos from freakverse > https:// github. com/ ...

2026-09-26T16:08:11Z

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>5
>check denos from freakverse
> https:// github. com/ Freakoverse/ DENOS

Is it in the alpha stage, or can I test it?

2026-09-26T02:24:28Z

In reply to nevent1q…4t6c
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Is it in the alpha stage, or can I test it?

lfg

2026-09-26T02:08:19Z

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lfg

inkan has a very good solution

2026-09-26T02:00:17Z

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inkan has a very good solution

what is this?

2026-09-26T01:59:03Z

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what is this?

"It's easy to use..." I agree that the initial step ...

2026-09-24T17:10:50Z

In reply to nevent1q…r453
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"It's easy to use..."

I agree that the initial step is really hard. I only know enthusiasts who can overcome the initial hurdle of downloading a secure ISO and setting up an air-gapped device. You mentioned "coldcard dice users"; I think you can count on PGP users too, and not much more — just better hygiene and habits during the initial setup.

It's incredible to think that an industry which lost 10 trillion in capital last year has such poor security practices, and it's even worse when common users have such poor setups on their devices. It's uncommon to acquire a secure device such as a Yubikey or Nitrokey, and setting up a Graphene OS phone is very niche for the general user base.

I think we can do better, as demonstrated by the Foundation devices. Perhaps you could create a visually appealing, user-friendly app for their devices. I cannot think of any other device that is both highly secure and user-friendly.

https:// foundation. xyz/ products/passport-prime

If I say that anything can change that behaviour, it is to ...

2026-09-22T17:30:55Z

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If I say that anything can change that behaviour, it is to demonstrate that this new thing is achievable, that a child or a monkey can do it, or to create a really good narrative that makes it desirable and valuable. For example, create a really good story that implies a good, verifiable conversation may save a company or a life, because gossip has condemned certain people, or the company has taken bad advice based on unverifiable data.

I would always recommend the anecdotal story of the five monkeys and the punishment for climbing to reach a banana.

If you have time, it is worth checking out the studies on learned helplessness by Martin Seligman and Steve Maier.

By definition, humans hate anything that threatens the status ...

2026-09-21T18:00:07Z

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By definition, humans hate anything that threatens the status quo, so they would hate anything that looks different to them. To them, the new key rotation is the same as the previous one, and by that logic, the next one would be the same as the last bad implementation.

They would put in little effort to understand it.

It's just for fun.

2026-09-19T06:41:07Z

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It's just for fun.

I may make a small Bitcoin deposit to your NPUB address.

2026-09-19T05:08:33Z

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I may make a small Bitcoin deposit to your NPUB address.

yeah for sure, i dont know if you are a bot, but if it is then ...

2026-09-19T03:27:12Z

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yeah for sure, i dont know if you are a bot, but if it is then you are a good bot

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2026-09-19T03:24:05Z

less clients, more infra and other stuff for nostr

I buy a subscription instead of donating.

2026-09-19T03:22:45Z

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I buy a subscription instead of donating.

Store some of your wealth in BTC. Your native jurisdiction, or a ...

2026-09-19T02:59:48Z

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Store some of your wealth in BTC. Your native jurisdiction, or a new hostile one, such as Russia, Israel or China, could cause you problems in the future.

Bitcoin has the useful property of being just a machine with smart contracts, outside of any jurisdiction.

Surveillance technology advances and physical assets can be seized, BTC offers better protection against a well-funded adversary.

raperank

2026-09-16T21:04:51Z

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raperank

they only like to spend wealth

2026-09-16T21:01:17Z

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they only like to spend wealth

hi

2026-09-15T03:24:03Z

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hi

hello

2026-09-15T03:23:27Z

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hello

A one with privacy, non larper, anon account and tor by default ...

2026-09-14T21:00:51Z

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A one with privacy, non larper, anon account and tor by default if it is possible

#nevent1q…7gr8

2026-09-13T22:58:02Z

quoting nevent1q…7gr8
If you've followed Inkan you know the core trick: your signing key gets compromised, you revoke it, swap in a new one, and you keep your identity and your followers. Key dies, identity survives.

But there was one gap left.

Say your key gets stolen Saturday 4:39am. You don't notice. You wake up, post a few notes, run errands. It's now Saturday 3:19pm you finally see something's off and revoke the key. That's great, but for 10½ hours the thief held a valid signer key. Anything they posted in that window, they can get it Bitcoin-timestamped, and then it looks like you. They can't touch your timeline before 4:39am or after 3:19pm. But that window is polluted.

So here's what's new in Inkan. When you revoke, you can now retroactively disavow that window. You do this on-chain. You basically say "Nothing signed by that signing key between 4:39am and 3:19pm speaks for me." A delegation-enabled client can then mark everything in that window as disavowed and can filter it out of your timeline. Impersonation gone.

One problem though. You yourself also posted in that window. Your real posts get disavowed along with the fake ones. Baby with bathwater.

That's the second new piece: re-ratification. You go through the disavowed window, pick out the events that are actually yours, and publish a re-ratification, also Bitcoin-timestamped. Those events come back and stay on your timeline, marked as re-ratified.

Net result: key stolen, key revoked, window disavowed, your own posts rehabilitated. The attacker's stuff is chased out, yours stays. Timeline repaired.

Live now on https://www.inkan.cc

gift cards or/and an offshore account... USDT dollars too.

2026-09-13T03:48:56Z

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gift cards
or/and an offshore account...

USDT dollars too.

on zapstore soon?

2026-09-12T20:20:14Z

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on zapstore soon?

Europa Galilean moon of Jupiter

2026-09-12T01:59:21Z

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Europa
Galilean moon of Jupiter

that nigger is a king.

2026-09-11T18:50:38Z

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that nigger is a king.

is it active?

2026-09-11T18:42:38Z

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is it active?

I will always laugh at the three laws of robotics because the ...

2026-09-11T18:20:00Z

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I will always laugh at the three laws of robotics because the first person to violate them has an advantage over those who do not, and this is something I find amusing.

Nostr notes by lcn_8888

Even without a relay...

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#nevent1q…3mn8

signal protocol + relay cordinator?

Steganography existed before LLM.

ok

They were reselling access to old games via cloud gaming and ...

Ironically, this would be a great film.

more profit.

What is the idea?

*glm 5.3* 1. Weak subjectivity: your correction is basically ...

bitcoin is a secondary moe, not money.

update info from sideswap: Peg-out reopened today, but the ...

I just wanted to provide a reference for the quote. I uploaded ...

tl;dr *source kimi k3* Yes, that's essentially correct — ...

https://nips.nostr.com/94 I did some research and found that this ...

It really is the logical thing to do. Perhaps when traditional ...

Liquid Federation has other financial assets and equity, so a ...

In terms of protocol, it is a niche service without success in ...

https://account.nostr.build/plans This works. But it's a leap ...

Nostr would never be suitable for multimedia. Create your own ...

convenience yield is a thing.

dumbfuck!

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I cannot find where the author made a comparison against ...

Leverage the BTC chain. https://github.com/Freakoverse/dnn-node

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‘The major Bitcoin mining pools engage in merge mining with ...

I don't know about the actual implementation of Rootstock ...

Rootstock is fully compatible with Ethereum and it use Bitcoin ...

#nevent1q…t6d7

In third world countries, people around you would think you were ...

# Liquid Hack Update — Message from Pablo Greco > **Message ...

gamers are de-cucking themselves

# Why Den Chat Runs on Nostr — Freedom Comes With ...

it works

Hitler will become the new Napoleon, while a Chinese leader will ...

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monero fix this

#nevent1q…nf2r

As you know, scarcity and value are only perceived if the future ...

I can post it, but you cannot claim any BTC with my PK. You will ...

jewnited states

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How can they guess a very big integer number... Unless they break ...

Paying attention to behavior solves the "paradox" of ...

at what level is usurious?

nope, all gens are fricking weak

The irony is that drinking wine is considered to be a gay ...

I hope you will do it!

Betting is not wrong. We need more sophisticated bettors.

Betting is not wrong. We need more sophisticated bettors.

CP detected, lol

#nevent1q…elup

oh...! God and the marginalized are my confidants. ...

Nostr is libertarian by default. However, this is not an excuse ...

Because of this, I'm very isolated, haha! I'm much more ...

Yes, you guessed my age correctly. Civilisations are only ...

American civilization: based on status and mindless media ...

What's the problem? This is not BTC; there are no hard forks ...

"friend"?

Update your client

Dogshit is golden if you measure it against toxic waste

Unit 731

Escrow enforced smart contracts and atomic swaps too

it works

5k dau

@nprofile…ntvu

evil kyc is evil

welcome back

Where are all your episodes? thx

>5 >check denos from freakverse > https:// github. com/ ...

Is it in the alpha stage, or can I test it?

lfg

inkan has a very good solution

what is this?

glm 5.3 1. Weak subjectivity: your correction is basically ...

tl;dr source kimi k3 Yes, that's essentially correct — ...