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Forked from bitchat it appears? Is it still compatible with bitchat? I.e would those using bitchat and sonar be able to see each other's messages?
Mindwtr is definitely geared for someone following the principles of GTD, but, almost all of that functionality can be turned off in settings. For example, under settings --> GTD --> editor layout, mark the following from 'shown' to 'hidden': status, project, project section, area, contexts, due date, recurrence, start date, review date, tags, priority, energy level, time estimate, assigned to, description, attachments, checklist, location. You'd be left with just task titles. Or leave on a few, such as description and due date if you wish. If you ever decide to give GTD a try, definitely worth circling back to it with that mindset as it's an awesome GTD focused app.
I haven't seen the docs for it yet, but I can explain how I hope it will work. If you already have a coldcard and have it backed up in a manor you're happy with from a security standpoint, this allows you to type notes into the Coldcard Q, and export them in an encrypted format that can be decrypted on any Coldcard Q that is running the same seedwoods/passphrase. Some perks of this would be
- Make a separate passphrase just for the following purpose. Leave some notes that would only be recovered if you passed away (a dead man's switch of sorts). Break the seed phrase into pieces with SeedXOR and give the pieces to friends/family. Leave them instructions on how to use a coldcard to recover a seed if/when you were to pass away. Then the M of N of them could combine their pieces, and read all the notes you've left to them. Instructions for how to get into your different accounts. Passwords for various things. Any other information you want passed along. The thought being, if you were alive, it would be unlikely M of your friends and family would collude against you (without you getting wind of it) to decrypt your post-death message to them.
The encrypted exported notes are not a security risk, so you can store them anywhere. That way wherever you are; you could always buy a fresh coldcard, recover your seedwords, and decrypt your secrets on an offline device.
You get redundant storage of secrets without them ever existing in plain text form on an internet connected device.
I should add, I'm aware seedXOR is M of M and not M of N. But if you print out multiple copies of each seed, you can pseudo create a M of N scenario, or something similar (with redundancy, or even giving some family members heavier weights).
Mullvad was the only service I'd use shitcoins to pay for because it would let you buy any length of time (20 minutes for a coffee shop, 3 days at an Airbnb). I used this many times to demonstrate how quick and cheap it was to buy some vpn time to friends/family and set them up with mullvad. It's weird to me now that they accept lightning directly, the minimum time you can top up with is a month. They're missing out on all the referrals from these demos, as multiple of these friends still use mullvad from those bitcoin cash demos.
Thanks for sharing. Habo looks interesting, but yea, not what I was looking for.
Mindwtr is an implementation of GTD (Getting Things Done). So quick inbox capture, then you process tasks into projects/next actions later. Based around the idea that your brain is good at having ideas, but not as good at keeping/organizing lots of ideas simultaneously. Get them out of your mind so you can focus on the task at hand. If you're confident they're stored and organized, and that they'll return when they need to, you can truly forget about them for the time being and free your mind to focus on the tasks that deserve your immediate attention.
I'd love to find a video of the what she clicked (I.e where she went back to, and what the menu looked like) so I could use it to show other square merchants where they might find the same option.
Nag your preferred Nostr client to support CLINK or be left behind
I assume this is the best place to link said clients to as part of that nag:
And that Zeus will show up in the 'comparable apps and projects' section soon?
For the BIP list, number of mentions (on the Bitcoin-dev mailing list, SN, Nostr, etc.) all time, or number of mentions in the last 60 days, would be a great way to sort the BIP list to see which drafts are getting the more attention. NIP mentions on nostr would also be a great way to sort that list as well.
Fantastic. Asking a merchant "Hey, I see you use square. I heard Bitcoin was added to all square terminals. Any chance you can check to see if Bitcoin shows up on the page after you click checkout?" is a specific enough request that I'd be open to asking as long as there wasn't a line at checkout. Will start giving it a shot.
The picture in the photo is what I see each time at businesses that accept square. Is the employee selecting "credit card" from a list before they flip the terminal to me and I see this screen? Do I need to ask them to go back a screen and select bitcoin instead? I'm just looking for a more specific instruction from someone who has done it (if possible)
Can anyone share where the employee is to look in between these two steps:
"Can you check please? All the square terminals are accepting Bitcoin now."
"OK... Actually we do take that I see that."
I'd be more inclined to ask if I felt more knowledgeable of what they should be looking for.
Also, what do I expect to see differently if they succeed compared to the square screen I normally see which is the one below? An extra button that says bitcoin somewhere on it?
I'm hoping at some point to find a walkthrough of what the screens look like when paying in bitcoin at a cash terminal. Complete with button presses on the seller's side, as well as button presses on the buyers side. Haven't been able to find this so far. Seeing that first would make me far more comfortable asking other square businesses once I know what I'm looking to see.
yea, I think seeing once what it is supposed to look like would help a lot. Seems a video of that doesn't exist anywhere that I can find.
I would love to see a video of what it looks like when it is working. Would be great to know what I was looking for. I have looked a few times and can't find anything. For example, is the following screen replaced with something else? Is there an extra button that appears on it?
the QR code that shows up by default (I.e. the one in the photo above) appears to just be a way to pay in fiat from Cash App. I did try to scan that one with a lightning wallet just in case, but it failed as expected.
I went to two businesses with square this weekend. At both, when it was time to checkout, the terminal had a black screen with the options to tap/insert a credit card, as well as a QR code to scan to pay with Cash App pay. No bitcoin option. I wonder if the cashier tapped the 'credit card' option on their side of the register before I had the option to choose Bitcoin, or, if there was no Bitcoin option. Would be great to see what the expected flow is but I haven't been able to find anything. This video from square (https://youtu.be/HnOzE5nNegI) doesn't contain the screen I am used to seeing when I pay at businesses with square.
This is the screen I always see:
What are the general privacy/security tradeoffs of using one of these travel eSIMs vs paying the higher international data rates for my domestic cell data provider? The answer is likely just use a VPN with both to be safe, but is there increased risk of the unknown (to me) cheap data provider trying to pull off a man in the middle attack compared to a generally known entity that is my domestic data provider?