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2026-02-02 11:50:00 UTC

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I use MotiveWave but the geometry is done manually; you won't find it as an overlay anywhere.

2026-02-02 11:28:23 UTC

Some magic stuff for the plebs here to chew through.
https://npub129puxu7lrd2g5a7hnmr57fe9t5ffk62m2gklkkl5xjvt5j6srhuswhhud3.blossom.band/9378dea59d8f06bc3c6ff298141e6fdb06b8b439a09123a6e6fe829a096be62d.jpg

2026-02-02 10:12:53 UTC

The market’s a crime scene again — blood everywhere, weak hands fainting in the gutters. Perfect weather for stacking #Bitcoin and #Monero. While the timid run from the smoke, the freedom tech maxis shovel up the good stuff in the chaos. Fear is their problem; accumulation is ours.

2026-01-31 03:12:16 UTC

We are living through the times when risk-free rate is return-free risk.

2026-01-30 12:30:33 UTC

When it comes to Bitcoin and Monero, it is assumed these two are complimentary: Monero being fungibility tool for #BTC and Bitcoin being liquidity tool for #XMR. Building towards self-custodial swaps between the two is unavoidable.

2026-01-29 15:51:41 UTC

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I see your posts from Amethyst. Primal is a joke anyhow.

2026-01-27 18:09:07 UTC

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Libreboot/Dasharo is the only viable option from what I was able to find. Only Intel ME can be neutered; AMD, Apple Silicon or mobiles not possible. You can buy ME neutered laptops, desktops and/or servers here https://shop.nitrokey.com/shop?&search=nitropad

2026-01-26 22:25:42 UTC

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Regardless of whether organized by them or not, these headlines will surely be used to steer the public opinion into "muh, self-custody bad" rails.

2026-01-26 14:06:40 UTC

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Yeah, right.
In other words, pay us 20 bucks a month consistently.

2026-01-26 07:00:27 UTC

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Excellente.

2026-01-25 21:20:31 UTC

Rome didn’t “run on hard money” while funding endless wars. They hollowed out the denarius until it was basically tin. Ancient version of money-printing.
Instead of clipping coins, we click the mouse.
The claim is embarrassing.
#nevent1q…vxz0

2026-01-25 15:45:33 UTC

#Bitcoin is:
· globally permissionless;
· censorship-resistant at the protocol layer;
· immutable without social consensus.
These guarantees cannot be removed. But user behavior can be nudged into rails that undermine those guarantees for most people.
This is not “Bitcoin being captured.”
This is Bitcoin users being captured.
Two very different things.

2026-01-25 10:46:09 UTC

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I have them turned off by default.
You can use @nprofile…9ak9 for notifications, it's the best thing if you do not want to host your own notification server with https://ntfy.sh/

2026-01-25 10:07:35 UTC

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Amethyst is the absolute best for native android.

2026-01-24 21:42:30 UTC

Self-custody is the immune system of #Bitcoin.

2026-01-24 21:07:46 UTC

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This guy with his eyeliner is such a dork.

2026-01-24 20:05:26 UTC

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Step one in privacy advocacy should be hardware: ME-neutered laptops and ME-neutered nodes — because if the firmware god stays, everything above it is just cosplay. Maybe we should start with that first and then go to opsec above the silicon? That's the main idea behind my ramblings.

2026-01-24 19:50:05 UTC

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It’s not “privacy is impossible,” it’s that people who shout the loudest about “state-level adversaries” always skip the part where state-level adversaries operate below your software. If you’re going to preach about CEX KYC doom and Monero purity tests, then start at the actual root of the threat: hardware. ME, PSP, TrustZone, sealed boot ROMs — if those aren’t neutralized, you don’t have state-level protection at all, you just have good opsec running on compromised foundations. I’m not the fed here — I’m the one pointing out that you can’t claim nation-state resistance while running your privacy stack on stock Intel, AMD, Apple, or a smartphone.

2026-01-24 16:35:18 UTC

I’d love to see someone ship “open hardware” without dragging along the TrustZone black box — but on ARM, that’s just not how the game is played.
Cool project riding the #privacy train; open hardware in the brochure sense.
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/mecha-systems/mecha-comet-modular-linux-handheld-computer

2026-01-24 10:44:48 UTC

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Half of them are on the CIA payroll. @nprofile…tr0s is gonna call me a retard for this 🤣

2026-01-24 09:41:21 UTC

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In my opinion, the idea that America could just yeet itself into a BTC-backed system is pure hallucination — it would require a level of transparency the black-budget empire literally cannot survive. Besides, with the U.S. hoarding seized coins instead of stacking on the open market, the “reserve” looks less like strategy and more like legal debris. A BTC standard wouldn’t save the dollar — it would expose it.

2026-01-24 08:06:33 UTC

China isn’t dumping Treasuries out of spite — they’ve quietly cut holdings to ~20-year lows and are gorging on gold instead. They’re cashing out of U.S. paper and buying hard assets, mines, and leverage while exporting junk that Americans buy up like there is no tomorrow.
Meanwhile the U.S. is stuck in a fiscal chokehold:
Lower rates = inflation
Higher rates = debt-service spiral
A monetary Catch-22 with no clean exit — except tighter domestic control. Cue the CBDC debates, where negative real rates and direct Fed accounts become the new “stability tool".
China’s stacking gold and real assets; America’s juggling debt thermite. The old "Chimerica" loop of export dollars is breaking.
A boss move by #China.

2026-01-24 05:14:04 UTC

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Nobody has a solid way to kill PSP or TrustZone — even Coreboot devs can’t fully rip them out of modern Ryzen chips. Intel ME neutering is possible, but only if you’re willing to clip onto the SPI flash, dump the firmware, patch it, and rewrite the board yourself. How many “privacy maximalists” shilling Monero have actually done that? How many nodes are running with ME truly disabled? I’d bet not even five percent. Yet the same crowd loves to throw around “state-level adversary” fear like it’s a marketing slogan.

2026-01-23 21:17:53 UTC

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It's you who gotta do some reading. Wireshark intercepting ME packets is just too dumb to engage with.

2026-01-23 21:14:31 UTC

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It's right there on the far left of the mid row — I use it a lot.
You're desperate. Now fuck off.
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2026-01-23 20:10:14 UTC

It’s funny how the moment you touch an uncomfortable technical truth, people drop the argument and go straight to this.
#nevent1q…49k6

2026-01-23 18:58:12 UTC

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That's the correct way to use the em dash. The hyphen is used in "state-level adversary" for example. Monero folks love “state-level adversary” opsec horseshit when shilling the coin, but real state-level adversaries just walk in through the hardware — that’s the part nobody gets to outsmart.

2026-01-23 18:47:21 UTC

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Using a second device for packet capture doesn’t change the fact that firmware below the OS can still spoof, filter, or hide traffic before it ever hits the wire.
We started from phones, while ME can be disabled, the TrustZone on phones can't. So orange phone or GOS, the risk remains.

2026-01-23 18:40:16 UTC

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Truth hurts — continue the cosplay.
I'm running Wireshark against ME. Ignorant fuck 🤣

2026-01-23 18:35:30 UTC

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Wireshark sees what the OS sees.., the ME lives underneath all of it. If it wanted to mess with your view, you’d never know.

2026-01-23 18:33:05 UTC

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If you’re actually a threat to the establishment, every phone is a liability — the rest is just cosplay.

2026-01-23 18:28:28 UTC

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Anyone flexing about phones is missing the point — every phone is compromised if you actually understand what’s running under the glass.

2026-01-23 18:26:22 UTC

Everyone screams about “privacy” but nobody wants to look under the motherboard. The real jailers live in the firmware — ME, PSP, TrustZone — the silicon gods quietly running the show while people cosplay sovereignty. And then the #Monero crowd shows up, waving ring signatures like holy water, insisting they’ve broken the panopticon. It’s hilarious. You can’t preach freedom on hardware that still owns you.

2026-01-23 18:20:12 UTC

Monero makes you a ghost on-chain, sure — but you’re still running it on hardware that reports to its own invisible gods. Privacy in software, surveillance in silicon. The whole thing’s a magic trick where the rabbit escapes but the cage remembers.
#nevent1q…qulr

2026-01-23 17:25:10 UTC

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Faggots worried about your children.

2026-01-23 14:48:47 UTC

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It's sickening that people are afraid of these kind of fags.

2026-01-23 06:53:23 UTC

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That explains it. I haven't used AI to code for me, just for troubleshooting help. Still got trust issues 😅

2026-01-22 20:22:54 UTC

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Glad to hear someone mention Omarchy here — a stylish Linux distro is a rare thing.
Why not use the pre built web apps for all mainstream AI?

2026-01-22 17:12:56 UTC

For everyday consumers, all the privacy theater is just lotion on the tech-industrial burn — sleek brochures, cute padlocks in the UI, security-as-a-service sold like vitamins. But the second you cross into territory where the establishment actually cares, the mask drops. Suddenly the “safety features” look like containment measures, the firmware looks like a warden, and the only sane move is to flee into Coreboot, Qubes, and verifiable reality. #Privacy isn’t a lifestyle accessory — it’s a line in the sand, and most people never realize it’s there.

2026-01-22 16:50:16 UTC

If you’re being hunted by nation-states, forget the smartphone — it's a pocket-sized confession booth wired straight into the silicon priesthood. The only sane refuge left is a Dasharo-flashed, Coreboot-purified laptop running Qubes, sealed with Heads like a digital chastity belt. One machine, one bunker, one verifiable universe. Everything else is just praying to the surveillance gods that they don’t notice you today.

2026-01-22 12:48:30 UTC

Every device runs a tiny god under the motherboard — ME, PSP, TrustZone — a silent priesthood baked into the silicon. It sees your RAM, your keys, your wallets, your thoughts if you type them. And the industry hands you a lullaby: “Relax, it’s for security.” Sure. The architecture is indistinguishable from a perfect universal backdoor, but we call it “trusted computing” because the alternative can’t be proven and the machine won’t boot without its ghost king in the basement. #Bitcoin, #Monero, all the encryption cults chanting about sovereignty and privacy — they’re all praying their math outweighs the plausible deniability of the hardware that runs it. Faith masquerading as cryptography. Modern computing is a cathedral built on a crack in the altar.

2026-01-22 12:34:18 UTC

TrustZone is the hidden “god-mode” throne room inside every ARM phone — the place no user, no custom ROM, no hacker messiah ever gets to touch. And we walk around pretending our GrapheneOS slabs are Fort Knox. They’re not. They’re just bulletproof vests strapped onto a reactor core we can’t inspect.
GrapheneOS absolutely hardens the hell out of the layers above that black box — sandboxing, memory safety, verified boot, app isolation — all top-tier. But against a state-level adversary who can slip into Secure World? That’s like locking your apartment door while the landlord keeps a master key and sometimes sleepwalks with it.
Use #GrapheneOS because it’s the best we’ve got.
Just don’t hallucinate that it outruns the hardware’s built-in gods.

2026-01-22 10:35:48 UTC

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Typical statist cuck mentality.

2026-01-22 06:41:42 UTC

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Bastards will be bastards 😅

2026-01-21 14:02:56 UTC

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Blatant hypocrisy but no one cares.

2026-01-21 08:33:15 UTC

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Excellent job on this outstanding client.

2026-01-21 08:27:38 UTC

Modern CPUs are carrying tiny shadow governments inside them. Intel’s ME, AMD’s PSP, Apple’s SEP — microcontrollers buried under silicon, humming 24/7 with god-mode access while you pretend your “privacy settings” matter.
Intel ME had remote-exec holes big enough to drive a tank through. AMD PSP shipped with privilege-escalation bugs. Apple’s SEP leaked keys after Checkm8 cracked open the old devices. Different logos, same story: closed firmware, untouchable privilege, zero transparency.
Your laptop isn’t yours. Your phone isn’t yours. The machine is alive underneath, and you’re just renting the illusion of control. #Privacy didn’t die—it was baked out of the silicon long before you unboxed it.

2026-01-20 12:40:01 UTC

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I agree profit motives can push firms toward bad behavior, but a lot of the worst outcomes people blame on “capitalism” only happen because centralized state power can be captured and used to override local interests. When decisions are made far from the communities affected, it becomes cheap and profitable to influence regulators, secure special privileges, or push through harmful projects. That’s a failure of governance structure, not markets by themselves. A more locally anchored, stakeholder-driven system makes capture harder and aligns decisions with the people who actually live with the consequences.

2026-01-20 09:54:38 UTC

Don't confuse capitalism with statism.
#nevent1q…up3k

2026-01-19 19:07:26 UTC

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@nprofile…m8kr My Brainstorm customer account (#24) was restored via the restore interface.
NIP-85 setup is complete and I see my score, but zero 30382 events are published.
The exporter job is not attached to my customer ID.
Could you please reinitialize my customer entry so the NIP-85 exporter runs?

2026-01-19 16:57:03 UTC

After the latest update, @nprofile…5eyg stopped working with follows count, seems to be stuck at a certain number and it just doesn't change.
@nprofile…2lxp is this how this got fixed? 😅

2026-01-19 16:51:27 UTC

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It only shows when you pay, it's pretty good but quite expensive.

2026-01-18 16:11:06 UTC

Maybe you should start with paying your share for security rather than relying on US.
#nevent1q…eu6a

2026-01-18 13:08:22 UTC

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The winter is harsh af this time, and gas ain't cheap — a double whammy.

2026-01-16 17:01:15 UTC

Monero frens skip over the key distinction: using cryptography for ownership and transactions is not the same as using cryptography to prove supply correctness. One is basic to any digital money; the other introduces deeper, harder-to-audit assumptions. Instead of engaging that structural difference, they drift into No True Scotsman moves and motte-and-bailey pivots that recast a technical point as an identity argument.

2026-01-16 16:54:02 UTC

Monero frens dodge the technical trade-offs by shifting from protocol facts to identity games. They lean on no true Scotsman, motte-and-bailey, and mild strawmen — reframing disagreement as a lack of “enlightenment” instead of engaging auditability vs privacy. It’s more posturing than argument.
#nevent1q…9frk

2026-01-16 10:47:34 UTC

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Decoy-analysis heuristucs uses basic statistical heuristics to strip away unlikely decoys in a ring and isolate the real spend, an approach that does not break cryptography but is trivial for a state-level adversary with ample data and resources to execute at scale.

2026-01-16 07:29:50 UTC

There’s an important difference in degree, not in whether something happens. Both masturbation and partnered sex increase heart rate, blood pressure, and blood circulation — but not to the same extent.
Masturbation is quick and mostly uses the hand, so the physical load is low. Partnered sex typically engages larger muscle groups, lasts longer, and involves full-body movement. Because of this, the cardiovascular response is significantly stronger, and many people feel a much bigger physical and mental boost afterward.
With the right partner, regular good sex is transformative because it combines stronger physical exertion with emotional and hormonal effects that masturbation doesn’t replicate.
As Woody Allen famously put it:
> “Sex is only dirty if you do it right.”
#nevent1q…r6fa

2026-01-15 21:34:43 UTC

Must be due to all those immigrants raping ugly English girls. 😅
#nevent1q…swmj

2026-01-15 21:32:03 UTC

We do not need treacherous whores telling us what to do.
Go suck a MossAss.
#nevent1q…kj3y

2026-01-15 21:17:48 UTC

The blind-relay model is excellent, but the setup breaks down in heavily restricted environments. The macOS/iOS native clients claim to support QUIC obfuscation, yet the handshake consistently fails against Mullvad under the same conditions — even with QUIC enabled.
Using the same WireGuard config in the WG Tunnel app with QUIC mimic enabled manually in the peer settings works reliably. This shows that QUIC obfuscation functions when applied correctly at the client layer, but the native Obscura apps fail on the client → Obscura relay hop, which collapses under restriction.
The issue appears to be in the native client’s QUIC implementation rather than the relay.
#nevent1q…rp46

2026-01-15 10:42:49 UTC

Winning is only true when you are beating state.

2026-01-13 09:52:44 UTC

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It's not only possible; it's inevitable.

2026-01-13 07:00:50 UTC

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Now release the Epstein files. Fuckin clowns.

2026-01-11 20:21:43 UTC

#Palantir CEO brags: “Palantir is here to disrupt… scare enemies, and, on occasion, kill them. And we hope you're in favor of that.”
https://npub129puxu7lrd2g5a7hnmr57fe9t5ffk62m2gklkkl5xjvt5j6srhuswhhud3.blossom.band/a6cea36e8128b70419eafb5f99a516d71328b3ebb868cc25eee0e8810860f764.mp4

2026-01-11 12:32:51 UTC

Fuckin hate flying out in the winter season from the airports near the Alps. Too many British tourists for my liking

2026-01-10 12:51:36 UTC

Oopsie, #cashu vulnerability exposed.
https://stacker.news/items/1408040

2026-01-05 08:49:35 UTC

During the last week, #nostr sers who is really here to seperate money from the state and who's here to infiltrate and lead astray the ethos of #Bitcoin.
Never listen to influencers, it's the next word for twats.

2026-01-04 09:41:28 UTC

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Oh, i think someone forget to offset that 50 with capex, opex and bribe cost of that operation.

2026-01-04 09:29:41 UTC

The entire question of should there be a state comes down whether one believes there should be central planning or not.
What does #nostr think? Should there be central planning?