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Titanfall 2 was pretty good for a FPS.
I didn't play Titanfall 1 too much since the multiplayer was already mostly dead when I discovered it, but I very much liked how they told the lore inside multiplayer matches and depending on which side you were playing on in the match, you picked up a different perspective.
Hey, thanks for the guide! Formatting looks great, just unfortunate that the connection failed, lol
Regarding the error:
request to https://hidden.onion:2104/v1/invoice failed, reason: write EPROTO C077EC2F067F0000:error:0A00010B:SSL routines:ssl3_get_record:wrong version number:../deps/openssl/openssl/ssl/record/ssl3_record.c:354:
I've seen this error multiple times in the past. Unfortunately, I don't remember how I fixed it but after some research that also mentions this, I think I remember: it's when the response is HTTP not HTTPS which confuses openssl (good error messages are hard).
So just to be sure, are you sure you are running CLNRest over HTTPS not HTTP? But I guess the error could also happen under a lot of different circumstances, this might just be the most common cause.
Another thing I noticed is that you looked at a file named
certificate.pem in a directory dedicated to the CLNRest plugin. Which CLN version are you running? It seems like you are not running at least v23.08 since CLNRest is a built-in plugin from this version on. It then stores the certificates at $HOME/.lightning/mainnet/.1If you tell me which version you are running, I can check compatibility or if you might used a wrong certificate.
certificate.pem is ambiguous since there should also be a server certificate in the same directory. In v23.08, the certificate we need is called ca.pem. It's the certificate of the certificate authority (CA) which establishes the trust chain, commonly called root certificate (yes, SSL/TLS is confusing).Also, how did you encode the certificate? It might be already stored as base64 or hex in your version, but in v23.08, I have to run
xxd -p -c0 ca.pem to get it in hex. My CA certificate starts with -----BEGIN CERTIFICATE----- which means it's not base64 or hex. Is this not the case for yours?Footnotes
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That your node uses "c-lightning" is also an indicator for an old version since they call themselves core lightning now ↩
what would you do if your area lost power for six months
If the power is out for long enough, I think you won't be able to pay with cash, too. Stores need power for all kinds of things like registers, lighting and refrigerators. I imagine they would close pretty early if not immediately.
Additionally, long-term power outages are emergency situations if you live in a region that depends a lot on power. There will be looting. You won't think about your bitcoin in such a situation1. You will care about food, shelter and being safe from your biggest threat: other humans in survival mode.
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except that you know they are more safe than any other bearer asset ↩
As not a woman, I wholeheartedly agree with you. How you explain it makes a lot of sense to me. Additionally, I also see a lot of things in the context of death. I think it was in this video where I saw every fear reduced to the fear of death.
I write a lot "like this" but do not share it much because I feel at times presumptive of understanding things I do not. But this is a tiny experiment in writing to test some of my bigger ideas for an audience. Please let me know what you think. Thank you for reading
I think it's great! I want to read more of your original thoughts. It's refreshing to read from someone who simply has ideas or concepts they would like to discuss, without caring about being right or wrong.
I don't like to write from a place of authority on my opinion, I like to come at it as a human sharing an experience.
Maybe you can make it sound helpful? Are you sure they will not appreciate your good intentions, assuming you have good intentions?
I mostly just complete the zaps of other people to a number I like. It’s also an exercise in mental arithmetic.
Economists must be horrified by this behaviour.
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