Bitcoin Lighting node operator. Founder of ServingBitcoin.com & bitcoINdiana.org.

Joined July 2020
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I built bitcoINdiana.org to highlight Indiana Bitcoin Meetups and Merchants. Recently expanded Meetups to neighboring states. bitcoindiana.org/meetups/ Corrections? - @IndyBitcoin - @btcthinkersclub - @lexbitcoinorg - @cincy_bitcoin - @ColumbusBitcoin - @CleBitcoinClub
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Perhaps Anthropic should publish their LLMs onto their own “munitions t-shirt”. Or just publish all of the code in a book since it won’t fit on a shirt. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Export…
The US government, citing national security authorities, has issued an export control directive to suspend all access to Fable 5 and Mythos 5 by any foreign national, whether inside or outside the United States, including foreign national Anthropic employees. The net effect of this order is that we must abruptly disable Fable 5 and Mythos 5 for all our customers to ensure compliance. Access to all other Claude models is not affected. We apologize for this disruption to our customers. We believe this is a misunderstanding and are working to restore access as soon as possible. Read our full statement: anthropic.com/news/fable-myt…
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A private VPN network with no central server nor KYC account. A simple Nostr ID that anyone can freely generate without permission.
Open-source Tailscale-style private mesh VPN using Nostr identities, Rust core, MagicDNS, exit nodes and native apps for desktop and mobile. By @marttimalmi
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Replying to @deCryptoEagle
This is a phishing scam! Do not click the link. Do not interact with this email⚠️ It uses our old logo. The sender's email address will also be incorrect. There is no vulnerability that requires any update or user action!
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Bitcoin held in self custody can not be taken. Only given.
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Meanwhile, data all over Europe with us is just €0.77/GB At maximum speed, no expirations, no limits, no borders, and NO KYC silent.link/rates

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The U.S. FCC is proposing a new "Know Your Customer" rule that would require telecom companies to obtain a government ID before activating a customer's account. Do you think this will be an effective way to combat spam calls, or is this just another unnecessary invasion of privacy?
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Bitcoin might be more popular if it was: - Controlled by a small number of people. - The most popular money for criminals. - Printed at a rate of 7% per year. - Easy to reverse transactions. - Limited by banking hours. But the dollar has a strong monopoly there.
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FYI @start9labs you might have a TLS certificate issue for your marketplace subdomain.
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Service appears to be restored. Thank you.
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Replying to @start9labs
More information about what I'm experiencing. Sharing in an attempt to be helpful.
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“if it was modernizing we would be embracing freedom and sovereignty” 👏
"That will modernize how citizens interact with public services" So the modernize part is forcing them to have a digital ID otherwise they won't be able to interact with public services? We call this control, not 'modernizing' if it was modernizing we would be embracing freedom and sovereignty. It may be presented as modernization, but if digital ID becomes the default or required gateway for work, benefits, housing, banking, or public services, then people are effectively being pushed into a centralized identity system.
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We have two great events coming up soon! Saturday 5/16, 12-2pm - Lightning Social at Steak 'n Shake downtown. Bring a lightning wallet and some sats. No agenda, casual hangout. Wednesday 5/20, 7-9pm - Monthly Meetup @UnionJackPub "A Nostr Quickstart" presentation
Replying to @IndyBitcoin
More info on the Lightning Social. This is our 2nd ever event for this. The goal is to support local businesses who accept bitcoin. This month we are meeting at Steak n' Shake downtown from 12-2pm. More details and RSVP: meetup.com/indianapolis-bitc…
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I wish @Tesla Roadside support emails didn’t look like phishing emails. - I use Tesla app to chat with Roadside Support (trusted) - Tesla sends email from roadside@tesla.com (semitrusted) - Body of email links to third-party domain (not trusted) Please only link to *.tesla.com.
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The government literally hosted a panel arguing that “code is speech” while still prosecuting Roman Storm, Roman Sterlingov, Keonne Rodriguez, and Bill Hill. You can’t celebrate open source in theory while criminalizing developers in practice.
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Utah just made websites liable for users who use VPNs. You can’t ban VPNs without becoming China. So the choices are overblocking… or draconian surveillance.
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Replying to @ShinKiro14
use a airgap hardware wallet and remove this problem altogether.
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“Routstr uses Nostr and Cashu at its core. Providers offer AI inference, and users pay for AI with Bitcoin.”
Cashu is powering far more than just Bitcoin wallets. While most people think of standard user-facing Bitcoin wallets when they hear Cashu, there’s a whole separate economy emerging around machine-to-machine payments. One of the best examples is Routstr, an open-source decentralized marketplace for AI inference. Routstr uses Nostr and Cashu at its core. Providers offer AI inference, and users pay for AI with Bitcoin. You can use Routstr as a normal AI chat interface or as a provider for your own AI agent. It gives users access to hundreds of models, similar to OpenRouter, but paid in Bitcoin with strong privacy for the payments attached to your AI chats. There are no accounts. To fund your balance, you pay a Lightning invoice and mint Cashu ecash. Every time you make a query, you attach ecash to the request itself as a bearer token and micropayment for that individual call. Now here’s the cool part. Anyone can become a provider because Nostr is an open network. Anyone can become an ecash mint because of how easy it is to run a Cashu mint. And every Routstr user has full control over which providers and which mint they choose. I think Routstr is a great example of what becomes possible with a micropayment system like Cashu on Bitcoin. It removes much of the friction involved in building apps that use payments, because you don’t need to create user accounts, build a ledger, or track users at the expense of their privacy.
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It is not recommended to store your bitcoin seed phrases in any electronic format. Too risky. A hidden keyboard logger, or screenshot grabber, or wide range of device compromises add risk. When it comes to seed phrases and private keys, stick to analog offline methods.
Pass supports a range of items; you can even store your Bitcoin wallet details in there if you want.
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