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I have been dreaming of having something like this as a Home Assistant integration.

Forgot about nitter for a sec. Thanks for reminding.

A great twitter thread from the author https://twitter.com/eliasvansickle/status/1577279546562609154

Payment frequency would perhaps be easier to interpret as a chart.

Thanks. Wasn't aware it was standardized.

Now every hour! https://twitter.com/BTCMapDotOrg/status/1565618615130492929

What is the difference between the tickers BTC and XBT? BTC the asset and XBT the currency? Is the XBT notation widely used?

Code is free speech. However, free speech does not mean that you shouldn't point out if someone says something stupid.

Fiat has relevance, but still I agree the price in the header is not necessary.

Quite the opposite. You should be able to listen and support all of these podcast using Fountain or any other v4v enabled podcasting app.

Let's be honest, food and especially fossils have been too cheap. Huge percentage of food goes to waste because no-one had the incentives to care. Fossils have been so cheap we have traffic jams everywhere, parking lots take up valuable space and we weren't interested enough in investing in biking infra, railways, etc.

I treasure bitcoin for being delfatory. But fossils getting more expensive is not just about fiat getting weaker, which they are, but also the fossils actually getting more expensive. This is not transient and continued dependence on them will hurt the economy even more.

From the announcement it seems like the attacker had shell access on the machine. If the LN node was online at the time, the macaroon probably had to be available unencrypted either on disk or in memory.

On the other hand, if the LN node was shut down for some reason, then the keys to open the wallet could have been encrypted. Or if the machine was restarted for any reason, then e.g. disk encryption could have stopped the attacker.

Onchain can definitely be cheaper than LN for large payments, since LN fee is usually proportional to size. Onchain is never faster and never cheaper for micropayments (on a well connected node), tho.