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Download Alby Go from zap.store:
https://albygo.com/
In Alby Hub app store add the friends and family app - scan the QR code with Alby Go, you are ready to go.
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What's your point? Don't vote for Trump? Vote for Harris because Trump lies?
I don't have to simp for Trump, donate money to him, or campaign for him. Taking 5 minutes to vote for him and maybe he will #FreeRoss is pretty low effort. If he lied about everything we are still almost certainly better off than with four more years of Obama 2.0.
I get that no politician is going to save us but I'd rather not try to push for my own persecution.
Absolutely! Trump won't save anyone but based on his past administration he will very likely leave us alone. #Bitcoin was largely left alone to flourish between 2016-2020. Would Bitcoin look the same today if Hillary won the 2016 election?
What we know:
The Biden administration has been hostile toward #Bitcoin for the last 3 years.
The previous Trump administration was a disorganized clown show. The establishment used it's full energy to eject the outsider from politics. Bitcoin was mostly left alone to flourish.
We can't expect politicians to help Bitcoin but based on past history and current political pandering it appears likely that Trump won't get in Bitcoin's way.
A pro-Bitcoin single issue voter should vote for Trump.
Ouch! That's a big channel!
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I love Braiins and have mined with them for years. Sadly I can no longer support them as long as they are part of the Antpool cartel.
I also run a Core Lightning node which supports BOLT12 so Ocean pool is a great fit for me.
Not mentioned in that text is the fact that 3rd parties invented the app store and then Apple adopted it. People jailbroke IOS and installed 3rd party app repos line Cydia. After Apple saw that there was demand an official Apple App Store followed.
Bitmain is the single biggest threat to #Bitcoin. If you are mining you should really move your hash power away from the Bitmain cartel. Pools to avoid are Antpool, BTC dot com Pool, F2Pool, Binance Pool, Poolin, EMCD, Rawpool, SECPOOL, ULTIMUSPOOL, 1THash, Luxor and sadly Braiins Pool.
I currently recommend @OCEAN
I would be interested in #Bitcoin accounting software for personal accounting that runs on #Linux. Currently I use an online solution that works well but is obviously terrible for privacy and if the company disappears my records are gone. I'll be keeping an eye on this project.
I would port forward through your router to a VM or other low end machine running wireguard. Then from that machine running wireguard you can point the 0.0.0.0/0 route to your physical router which is hopefully running a wireguard tunnel to your provider.
Important: you will likely need a route from the VPN provder back into your network for your wireguard subnet on your "user" device.
100%. Then you can get upgrades as soon as they are released and update one package at a time and run on reasonable hardware (no one should be running a Raspberry Pi node these days). You no longer have to push the Umbrel update button and hope for the best.
A channel to Alby will route a lot of payments and earn you fees. I have had a channel to podcast index for a long time and basically never route traffic to them.
You could open channels to the nodes of individual content creators to give them inbound liquidity, especially if they don't have many channels to their node.
Haven't tried @OpenSecret in a while and man, it has improved a lot! On boarding to lightning was easy. Mutiny seems ready to fill the void left by Phoenix.
Got my first payout from @OCEAN via Bolt 12. Pretty awesome. Pleb miners need to unite and leave the AntPool cartel. Ocean and Demand Pool are great alternatives!
You end up being a first class citizen running #Bitcoin and #Lightning applications on #Linux. Not so much with BSD were you probably have to compile from source or Windows where many supplications aren't supported at all.
Bolt 12 is lightning native, no web server required. Just run a node with some inbound liquidity and you're done.
LND needs to stop with the TapAss stuff and get Bolt 12 implemented.
LNURL is a meh stopgap. Many people can probably run a small personal lightning node but can they run a BTCpay server on clearnet? Or worse yet run a custodial LNURL. If we are trusting 3rd parties what are we even doing here?
This is pretty excellent. I set it up with my Core Lightning node. Now just waiting to hit a block and get an instant payout!
Bolt 12 is the way to go with this vs LNURL. The only problem is that people don't really understand self custodial Bolt 12 because they are used to trusted 3rd party easy mode lightning address. I think most node runners can get Bolt 12 running, a much easier lift than self custodial LNURL. LND's disinterest in Bolt 12 in favor of working on TapAss is really holding lightning back.
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lnbits is awesome. Braiins is asking for a lightning address for payouts which has a dependency on public DNS so I think your lnbits instance would need to be publicly accessible on clearnet. Also you have to run a lightning node AND lnbits. With Bolt 12 you only need the node and Tor only is fine.
The only issue with Bolt 12 is that LND is dragging their feet on supporting it which is an LND problem.
I would absolutely choose something that is part of the official lightning specification over an add on solution which requires a web server. LND ignoring a standards based approach with their implementation doesn't make Bolt 12 the wrong choice.
Also from Ocean:
"Using BOLT12 also allows us to prove to the world that a payment was made, the size of the payment, the node to which it was paid, and that it was paid by us."
Is the same true for lnurl (I don't know the answer but I doubt it).
Keysend is a poor option because there is no way to show who a payment came from.
I'm all set to receive the Bolt 12 payout, now we just need to find a block!
And again to reinterate, configuring Bolt 12 for this is so much easier than everything that goes into lightning address (like Braiins is using), unless you have a trusted 3rd party do the lightning address for you but that isn't how I do things.
LND not supporting Bolt 12 is an LND problem, not a Bolt 12 problem.
Side note: I've run both LND and Core Lightning for a couple years. The LND interface might be more user friendly and more apps support LND but otherwise Core Lightning is better in every way.
@Luke Dashjr - is there a way to disable bolt12 payouts after I have it activated and working? I know I could switch addresses but then I have to start building up shares again.
Yes, of course!
I tried to leave the TB1 showing from the address and the low block reward of 0.46 is a give away.
I was trying out Stratum v2:
https://stratumprotocol.org/
Ha, in the process of doing the same thing. BitcoinLizard's days on Twitter are numbered. I think the domain and lightning/btcpay server will survive but no guarantees.
I have a new nym picked out as a Nostr identity but I'm not sure how much I'll post.
I closed my channel with Phoenix wallet. It's no big deal but they don't give you control over fees even with a collaborative close. They broadcast a TX with an 11 sat/vbyte fee which will confirm... never. Thanks guys. I'm fine closing the channel but don't make me do a CPFP to get my funds back. You're welcome for me paying for a 100 sat/vbyte TX to get the funds back to you confirmed.
I'm not sure why but the Samourai news is the final push I needed to disapear BitcoinLizard from Twitter.
I want to delete everything before I shutter the account. I'm willing to use a paid service to remove everything (tweets and likes). Does anyone have any services that they have used personally that you would recommend?
I took Matt's advice and tried out Stratum v2 on Testnet and mined a block. It's not that difficult! Certainly the big corporate miners should be able to figure it out.
https://bitcoinlizard.net/nostr/mined.png
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I ran a #Bitcoin Core testnet node on my main beefy desktop machine and then the required rust applications as documented on the Stratum protocol website. I used an s9 but that was taking too long to find a block so I pointed an s19 at it for a bit and found 2 blocks in 30 minutes or so.
https://stratumprotocol.org/
I don't care to debate the morality of the redistribution of this money. I just see this as another eye opening moment - If you have a disagreement with the party that controls the money they may take it from you and give it to your enemy.
No BS #Bitcoin is the best! Just subscribe to their RSS feed and you no longer need to scroll #Nostr and Twitter all day to know what's going on. Throw them some sats if you can!
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Very interesting feeds for the more technically minded. The taproot activation feed was excellent.
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The taproot activation was fun because you showed the p2tr receiving addresses popping up in the mempool and ultimately getting the funds confirmed. We could see that the soft fork had worked! This is not as exciting.
Very interesting feeds for the more technically minded. The taproot activation feed was excellent.
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Congrats Peter!
I imagine next season or the following it starts to get pretty difficult to advance on the first try but best of luck to you to keep it going!
I would like this as well, I guess maybe I should throw in for a bounty if I want is so bad!
Indeed, it seems to be slower than the old c-lightning-rest shim. I used to use RTL with c-lightning-rest and now use it with clnrest and it was faster with c-lightning-rest. Still, I'd rather use the native option and shut off c-lightning-rest.
I'm disappointed to see that Braiins seems to have joined in as well.
We are not doomed, we just need Stratum v2 now and miners should only mine with pools that allow them to use their own block templates.
But spinning up a web server and depending on public DNS is a pretty meh solution. Also Bolt12 has reciever side privacy.
People with influence should be calling out the LND team for their lack of support.
https://bolt12.org/
Bolt12 is better in every way except for the fact that the development team behind the most popular Lightning implementation would rather work on TapAss.
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