you can see what the script runs at the top of the page

echo 'user_pref("dom.private-attribution.submission.enabled", false);' | tee -a  $HOME/.mozilla/firefox/$(grep "Default=.*\.default*" "$HOME/.mozilla/firefox/profiles.ini" | cut -d"=" -f2)/user.js
echo 'Restart Firefox for the change to have effect'

It's a good thing you don't matter then.

Hello Stacker.news

BitBanana just added support for LNurl support.

BitBanana is the fork of the now discontinued Zap Android

more information on the fork can be found here

ideally a Arm image of RaspiBlitz which is a highly customized version of Raspbian afaik

well at least your truthful!

wtf is wrong with you?

what?! docker is great!

thanks

yes in that instance its very useful. Perhaps with channel factories we can lower the onchain costs further. Rebalancing can be done for zero cost, it's usually one of the first steps after forming a liquidity swap over at lightning.plus

no clue about WC but it also wouldn't suprise me either.

all good points, but rebalancing would still be cheapest if you're just looking to inject more liquidity to an existing channel

it doesn't seem very cost effective if we need to pay onchain fees, no?

I was here in Reykjavik during the airdrop and I can tell you firsthand it was a nightmare. The airdrop was done via abusing the local phonebook service (without letting them know) so about halfway through the service just started rate limiting queries. Most folk I knew just claimed them for their immediate non-tech family members and cashed straight over to BTC. They didn't have much of a functional wallet and there was no merchant adoption so no one had any reason to use them. The creators however got Rich! they premined a bunch and traded over on launch day to btc and eth. classic pump n dump.

I'm curious about splicing as I was under the impression it required an onchain transaction to function.

agreed, I just discovered it today!