Such a tease!

One of the downsides of LN for DNMs is the always online and interactive nature of LN which brings its own opsec issues

feels like rgb has been in two weeks(tm) for years now

are we sure Maxim is not just fucking with everyone by now?

Thnx!

The only one i can stand is fairytale of new york https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j9jbdgZidu8

yeah non-kyc makes it easier, but there are already issues opened for collecting requirements for supporting kyc flow on the repo

you mentioned you're adding lightning, would you be interested to support something like https://github.com/breez/fiatlink in the future?

i'm on SN daily yet i have no clue what the horse and the gun represent, cowboy hat i guess its when you post couple days in a row?

v2 of my reply from #348300

I run a tiny model locally for my terminal llm for quick "i forgot how this bash command should look exactly" lookups, I also have a cloud gpu that runs the same stack but better (slightly) gpu than my local instance so I can have the same setup when i'm away from my battlestation and just use ssh port forwarding to access ollama on my cloud gpu instance from my laptop

I use to have access to A100 so I'd run larger models locally and use open-webui, now i'm experimenting with tiny models like qwen2.5 0.5b or 3b

The code is dark and full of errors.

I've even translated the bitcoin standard to my native language in the hopes of my parents reading it (in retrospect the choice of book was not great for that purpose) but the endeavor was unsuccessful. But it was more approached from "try to understand what I've dedicated my life to and why, instead of trying to convince them to invest first.

Financially I obviously regret not pushing them towards it more but I don't think you can really put any meaningful amount of your savings in bitcoin without at least understanding it a bit when you're that far towards the later stage in your life.

do you mean the archives or darknet markets?

download instructions are in the link, but "casually" browsing them isn't really possible since they are scrapes of websites so some processing needed. it talks about it in the article

its mostly that modern software is broken.

i just have few browsers open, few code editors, some docker containers, the occasional virtual machine. I'm definitely bad at keeping insane amount of tabs opened, I have 64gb ram battle station in my home office and it still runs out of ram frequently xD

I swear by them.

I have a prehistoric T61 which my dad still uses somewhere in his workshop. I had a T530 that was the best workhorse imaginable, by the end it looked like it was used in a warzone (chassis broken on corners due to falls and drops) and only being covered in puke (story for another day) ended that soldiers career.

The only one that ever died on me was x270 that I used as a spare travel companion but I abused it too much and the motherboard died and I got a replacement x250 too cheap to bother with replacing the motherboard on x270. I miss it tho, for years it was my primary travel laptop.

I also bought my parents some refurbishes t450s that work perfectly and i regret daily not getting more of them at the time.

Currently my primary laptop is t14s. I just wish it had more ram (only 32gb).

I owned dell xps and several macbooks and they all suck compared to thinkpads. Sadly as many pointed out older generations had better build quality (up to T530 was fine imho) but its still best bang for the buck. Its also incredibly easy to get spare parts for them for years.

first of all if you have the seed then who gives a shit, you can always access it with a working wallet.

secondly i'm not sure how generating a new address would cause issues for the wallets (given that you are not generating 10k addresses) and what do derivation paths have to do with that, you're not changing a derivation path by generating a new address, and even if you'd be creating a new "account" and generating an address there then you'll get the funds there.

so in any case i think this entire thread should be addressing your real question - can something go wrong with sending all utxos to a new address in android for electrum, not trying to reason why the plan you had in your head is the right one

lets invert this - why are you insisting on reusing an address when you can generate a new one for free?

there is absolutely 0 upside to doing it your way, there is some upside to doing it the "right" way. at least you get a clean new utxo and potential change of ownership since its a new address.