Sovereignty, freedom, privacy, self-hosting and software dev
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Introducing https://t.co/6vr1YNKRIn
A daemon that monitors the blockchain for transactions involving your wallets and sends you notifications on many different channels.
Hope you find it useful! More details later.
@WatchmanPrivacy@ProtonMail They need to take active measures to make their SMTP servers trusted so that emails don't end up in everyone's Spam. How else do you propose they achieve this?
When asked for recommendations, I never gave them a straight answer, and never actually revealed what I used. People need to be held accountable for their own decisions
I didn't manage to convince a single IRL close friend or family member to adopt bitcoin for real. Many show interest but none are willing to actually do the work. Hence, I never really shilled anything. Now I sleep like a stone
@carl_dong@TradFidiGuy So the difference to the client app is that the hopping to mullvad is provable whereas using this wireguard config, you have to trust you?
Hello my #BCH (and #BTC) Fulcrum Admins! I am doing a fundraiser for Fulcrum 2.0 (which will be *tight*!). Please donate any spare sats here: https://t.co/TJ3Ox7zIv7
@PhoenixWallet@PavelTheCoder I suspect you are requiring Orbot to be in "VPN mode", not in "Proxy mode". That sucks...
Orbot's VPN mode takes up the only VPN slot on android, which means you can't use any other VPN app...
The proper way to support Orbit is to connect directly to its proxy.
@PhoenixWallet@PavelTheCoder I suspect you are requiring Orbot to be in "VPN mode", not in "Proxy mode". That sucks...
Orbot's VPN mode takes up the only VPN slot on android, which means you can't use any other VPN app...
The proper way to support Orbit is to connect directly to its proxy.
I feel, that the self-perception of the Bitcoin space has shifted a lot during the last cycle. Change my mind. 🤷♂️
Therefore I updated this graphic a little bit.
Ok, I wasn't going to comment on Elon Musk and Ashley St. Clair, but I figured I should.
Here are my thoughts on it:
Microsoft, the supposed lover of open source and who "changed" continues to put this forward as their image (while VS C*de benefits heavily from the work of OSS contributors and general OSS sentiment), yet continues to go against the spirit of the Language Server Protocol - their own invention.
Pylance, with over 128,114,777 installs, has an explicit prohibition of RUNNING the language server outside of Microsoft Products:
> INSTALLATION AND USE RIGHTS. a) General. You may install and use any number of copies of the software only with Microsoft Visual Studio, Visual Studio for Mac, Visual Studio Code, Azure DevOps, Team Foundation Server, and successor Microsoft products and services (collectively, the “Visual Studio Products and Services”) to develop and test your applications.
So in spite of being the author, one of the primary beneficiaries and "champion" of the open source nature of LSP - Microsoft refuses to allow others to even RUN their LSP outside of their own products, let alone examine the code or use for their own purposes.