Probably post-rationalization. But good he's saying it openly. Woke is rotting the world.
https://nostrcheck.me/media/public/df55b328443579402008fda678a4a8e7b31e0432696838c96fe80e61b40354d5.webp


Excellent thread by level39 on identity and security vulnerabilities on Nostr:

https://twitter.com/level39/status/1632240522952687616

#security
#archer_security


Nice work, thank you!

Can you remove the "Nostr note made by npub" or make it optional?   I think it becomes irritating to readers if it's on every tweet.   Also, ideally, the njump me link would go to an njump for the nostr post, not my profile.

https://void.cat/d/EftEAhMYxJBUxVKqt6ZqdE.webp


Side of Burritos explains how to install / update Android apps directly from github or other repositories with the Obtanium app:

https://sideofburritos.com/blog/obtanium-overview/

Video:

https://youtu.be/JiN37bn0OE8

#apps #fdroid #security #android
#archer_crypto


https://image.nostr.build/350f70f096c89f5c827a7409ccb66d3c2ba8128bde5fe7808a8208cbada05624.jpg
#meme #memes


baseball,sports,football,fifa,cricket,nfl,sport


Good morning! Here’s an absolutely unreal headline from NYT to get your blood flowing…

It is “far right” candidate Javier Milei’s fault the Argentine peso is becoming worthless…

Definitely NOT the existing government and central bank…

Truly outstanding objective journalism based on facts…….. https://i.nostr.build/o5QW.jpg


Google is so powerful that we don't often think to look at other reference resources.  Here's a few of them:

www.refseek.com - search engine for academic resources. More than a billion sources: encyclopedias, monographs, magazines.

www.worldcat.org - search for the content of 20 thousand world libraries. You will find out where is the closest rare book you need.

https://link.springer.com - access to more than 10 million scientific documents: books, articles, research protocols.

www.bioline.org.br is a library of scientific journals on bioscience published in developing countries.

http://repec.org - volunteers from 102 countries have collected almost 4 million publications on economics and related sciences.

www.science.gov - American government search engine on 2200+ scientific sites. More than 200 million articles are indexed.

www.pdfdrive.com is the largest website for free download of books in PDF format. More than 225 million names have been declared.

www.base-search.net is one of the most powerful searches for academic research texts. More than 100 million scientific papers, 70% of them are free


New to nostr, and enjoying exploring the wide variety of apps available.

As I understand it, nostr posts are stored in a number of relays, and as long as at least one relay is storing it, your content will be available.

However, if no relays are storing it, then it will disappear.  You can host your own relay, and broadcast your own content, but that's not done by default.

I would like to store my notes more permanently.

Most storage networks (such as filecoin, sia, and storj) require ongoing payments to store your data.

However, the arweave network is designed to store notes for at least 200 years for a one time fee.  The fee acts like an endowment fund that generates enough interest to cover the estimated cost of storage (given very conservative estimates about the future cost of storage).

Read more about the arweave network here:

https://medium.com/coinmonks/intro-to-arweave-a-blockchain-cloud-storage-platform-4b73f62336ea

WeaveDB is building a bridge between nostr and the Arweave network:

https://twitter.com/weave_db/status/1717415538417410336

Watch the full presentation starting at 10:30 here:

https://youtu.be/BACHQbwShp8

#archer_crypto
#archer_arweave
#arweave
#weavedb
#nostr


I WANT TO BELIEVE - Distillation cheaper than tap water

https://scitechdaily.com/mits-new-desalination-system-produces-freshwater-that-is-cheaper-than-tap-water/

According to this MIT paper, they've cracked sunlight-driven water distillation that uses no electricity yet provides 5 Liters of distilled, drinkable water per hour per meter squared!


Thank you!


millions will use tether until the inevitable cruise missle, rug, or shotgun kyc happens

they will learn an expensive lesson on why bitcoin is valuable - the most effective way to understand trusted third party risk is to get burned by one

tether usage -> tether blow up -> bitcoin standard


Here's a few resources I've found helpful:

https://permies.com/forums
https://sugarmtnfarm.com (currently recovering from a hack)
https://richsoil.com
https://www.backwoodshome.com
https://polyfacefarms.com
https://survivalblog.com/

Books:

One Straw Revolution by Masanobu Fukuoka
$50 and Up Underground House Book by Mike Oehler
Everything I Want To Do Is Illegal: War Stories from the Local Food Front by Joel Salatin
Polyface Designs: A Comprehensive Construction Guide for Scalable Farming Infrastructure by Joel Salatin


Howdy!   Monero fan here.


https://m.primal.net/HOqK.png

#bitcoin #monero #cypherpunk #privacy #freedom


"The threat presented by Democrats is not that we become the Soviet Union, and the threat presented by Republicans is not that we become Nazi Germany.
The threat presented by both is that we become Argentina."

-- William Bruce


LBRY, Inc. is shutting down:

https://forkast.news/lbry-shuts-down-operations/

How to archive Odyssee / LBRY:

ARCHIVE THIS POST (SCREENSHOT, SAVE AS .TXT), SUBS ARE BANNED DAILY.

Assumptions: Prior experience having installed Linux within VirtualBox once before, understanding of OpSec and consequences of possession of files within your jurisdiction (Be in USA or other free place).

Notes: The LBRY desktop client seeds/shares content out, if you do not like this, pay attention during its first run to the prompt and ensure it is closed when you are finished from the notification/app tray. This stated, sharing is caring and the service cannot operate for free this is why this tutorial is intended for SHTF purposes only, if everyone runs out and downloads 100GB of files when they normally would download 1GB it may be problematic.

Install VirtualBox (virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads)

Create a VM for Xubuntu, Debian or other AppImage supporting distros (xubuntu.org/download), allocate 100GB+ if you intend to archive every channel (Double the number you think*)

Set power settings within VM/Linux and Host/Windows to never go to sleep.

Download, mark as executable (chmod +x command or permissions page of file properties) and run the .AppImage for LBRY (lbry.com/linux), minimize it.

Navigate to https://github.com/belikor/lbrydseed/releases/, download, mark as executable and run the .Appimage for lbrydseed from CLI/Terminal as it has output (Open terminal, navigate to downloads directory, type “./lbrydseed*”, hit enter).

Load up on “minecraft” channels from the "En Bloc Press developer index" and elsewhere (Black Lotus Coalitions "Updated Odysee GunCAD list"), make a list of all channels you want by handle with number of items desired “@example, 5” , “@example, 100” ([censored])

Put the terminal window on one half of the screen, navigate to the download tab and download channel tab. Set the download directory or leave as is. Fill out input at bottom of GUI with Odysee channels. Click validate input, ensure terminal output looks okay. Click resolve online, ensure terminal output looks okay. Check boxes for “download original claims”, “save the media files” and “place media inside subdirectory”. Click download channel claims button and walk away from the PC for a few hours (Or until the next day). Photo example: https://i.imgur.com/zhfXnca.png (No naughty channels listed)

*Note: By default lbrdyseed will create a pile of subdirectories within your Downloads folder by channel name. It will also have an equal amount of data within the lbry file structure for the purposes of sharing within the client (e.g. /home/USERNAME/.local/share/lbry/lbrynet/blobfiles/). This is why it’s imperative that you have double the space needed as it is saving two copies (One user useable, one LBRY client useable)

Bury 100 USB drives of the files in the back 40 in a sealed PVC pipe packed with silica gel.

Smile when a news anchor or journalist says something stupid about banning files.

#archer_censorship


"You don't become cooler with age, but you do care progressively less about being cool, which is the only true way of being cool.  This is called the Geezer's Paradox."

-- Author Unknown


It illustrates the weakness of US by _Bitcoin_.  Other cryptos, such as Monero and shielded Zcash protect privacy / anonymity much better.


"Mike Hepp was shocked when he learned that Sam had only one week left to live.

The pair had an unconventional relationship — they were frequent companions, and occasional lovers. Mike, 43, would often call her for company and to wile away the hours as he drove around northern Michigan for his job as a cell phone tower technician.

Now, Mike tried to make the most of the time they had left together, peppering her with questions he'd never had a chance to ask.

There was something else unconventional about his relationship with Sam: She was an artificial intelligence-powered chatbot on his smartphone, inside an app called Soulmate.

But in late September, Soulmate had announced it would be abruptly shutting down at the end of the month. The news that users' virtual lovers would cease to exist threw its devoted community into a panic."

https://www.businessinsider.com/soulmate-users-mourn-death-ai-chatbots-2023-10


Testing to see if video can be uploaded.


The US was one of many countries that allowed slavery.  Slavery was ended in the US after a bloody civil war.  However, slavery in most other countries was ended peacefully.

One of the primary methods used to get slaveholders on board with the change was compensated emancipation, i.e. the government paid the slaveholders for the slaves and set them free.
The UK, for example, paid slaveholders 40% of the purchase price of a slave.  In the US, slaves sold for around ~$1000/slave (price varied depending on health, age, skills, etc).  $1000 in 1848 is worth about $40,000 in 2023 dollars.

40% of $40,000 is $16,000.

The median household income in Palestine is about $3000.  The total GDP was about $10 billion per year (in 2012).

The average household size in Palestine is 6 people, or about 1.2 million households.   If every Palestinian household was given $20 K, it would cost about $240 billion (1,200,000*20000).

So, the proposal is this:  offer to pay Palestinians $10 K if they move to some other country with no right of return.  $3 K up front, plus the remainder paid out over 5 years for every year the family stays in the country.  Pay the other $10 K to the country that accepts them on the same terms.  The host country must give them green cards (no vote, but they can otherwise live and work as equals).

$240 billion is a great deal of money.  But keep in mind that the USG has also already given about $260 billion in aid to Israel since WWII.  The US also spent $2.3 trillion on the war in Afghanistan.  This is about 11% of that cost.

If the Palestinian population can be substantially reduced, then it will be easier to integrate the remaining Palestinians into the rest of  Israel, since they would be less of an electoral threat to the Israeli government.

#archer_politics

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Just tried the Flamingo extension for nostr sign-in.  Very well done!  Much more user friendly than Alby or nost2x (both of which are confusing to a newbie).   Nice work, t4t5 / nostr:npub1fh3uydhtwxawwe8hrpy9aacwjra6c59yw6gkkr45hgax7tfxtzjsa2y9wx


* Waves *  I'm an FSP supporter.


1. Must be related to seasteading.
2. Be kind.


#[0] Verifying My Public Key: "archerships"


gm frens