Thanks guys

Love your service

you're trolling right?

simplex is by far the easiest, especially when you consider there is no phone number (read: gps tracker) to provision

for groups, check this out: https://github.com/simplex-chat/simplex-chat?tab=readme-ov-file#join-user-groups

nextcloud is just the name of the app

you can (and should) run it on your own computer, not somebody elses

honeypot of bitcoiner gps locations

cannot use without location services enabled

avoid

nostr relays do not depend on dns

5 parts gin

1 part vermouth

accessible version: https://archive.ph/KodqX

paywalled

bitcoin and physical cash work very nicely together

Simplex is the best messenger app

Possibly the only good messenger app

x could turn into facebook in a heartbeat

if you support free speech, use nostr

The real lesson here is to never reveal your legal name in Bitcoin circles

You don't know if there are toxic people present

if you have no merchants nearby

then get busy orange pilling (yes, it works)

you must agree that retail / vendor selling (btc to fiat) has ZERO impact on the network

merchant adoption though...

link doesn't work (white screen)

also, isn't this quite literally a spyware application?

of course you should spend your bitcoin

what else would you use to spend?

If the answer is not bitcoin then it's self evident you are not stacking hard enough

phoenix is great (reliable, recoverable) but - expensive

Bitcoin Atlantis was Bitcoin Only

Exactly how it should be.

Embarassing to see "bitcoiners" at conferences eagerly whipping out their bank cards to beg for payments.

2 billion usd transfer costs 66 cents

beautiful

This is a terrible take, for a bitcoiner

Cash is king. We need to support cash. Why are you supporting banks? And giving power to google? These companies are doing the right thing by accepting cash.

Don't worry about coins, inflation will put an end to them soon.

The answer is simple. Keep your transactions off chain.

maybe you can recover from a backup file

but you can't deterministically rebuild from a seed phrase

yubikey can also be used to sign ssh, fido2, webauthn, pgp etc

edit - I see it is indeed a storage (not signing) device in this context