0 sats \ 0 replies \ @newnym 19 Apr \ parent \ on: I built a long-range LASER turret in my yard! DIY
Does your idea involve putting two of these lasers on the eyes of a Satoshi bust for the ultimate laser eyes?
I find the ServeTheHome forums quite good for hardware info.
From your list I think you could get away with just one machine. But of course that's not much fun :)
Anyway, I foresee some Proxmox action in your future...
Great article. I think I can add a few things (I'm brazilian, btw).
- Other forms of money transfer (TED and DOC) charge a small fee, and Pix doesn't. This is one of the main reasons it caught on so fast;
- Many bitcoin/crypto exchanges that operate here offer deposit and withdraw via Pix (Binance, for example);
- There are even Telegram bots that allow you to buy and sell bitcoin using using a combination of Pix and Lightning Network;
- About the UX: Pix allows you to charge some one using a QR code invoice. Let's say I owe you 100 bucks. You then send me the QR code for said 100 bucks and all I have to do is scan it or copy it into my payment app. HOWEVER, I have yet to come across anyone how knows this, and I have a small business, so I have to pay a lot of people using Pix. None of them have ever sent me the QR code thing. They always expect me to initiate the transaction. Weird.
I could be wrong, but now that bitcoin ETFs are a thing will it be easier for people to short bitcoin? I mean if you are a Wall St. guy you can now short bitcoin through the ETFs without resorting to some obscure crypto exchange, right?
I haven't used SeedSigner yet. I'm waiting for it to manage Nostr keys as well. There is someone working on it, but still looks very early. https://gist.github.com/kdmukai/ae9911ed6fb92f8e7d2c553555b0cb86
Something I don't see people pointing out is that when the "fake" tweet about the ETF being approved went out, the ETH/BTC valuation fell. But when the the SEC account later removed the tweet and said that they were hacked, the ETH/BTC valuation went up quite a bit.
Just saying...
What do you mean? Its perfectly clear.
The Mercury Layer is a technology that takes the R_1 = R1_1 + r2_1.G + b1.P and the e1 = SHA256(P||R_1||m1) for sig1_1 = r1_1 + c1.s1 and runs it all through the flux capacitor in order to obtain the dihedral synchro-helix actuation of the hash of the transaction. And that is clearly an improvement to the privacy of bitcoin.
Just pick anything. As you put it yourself it's your "first" node. You can always choose another.
Remember that you can copy the blockchain from one node to the other, so you don't have to resync every time you change your mind. ;)
Well, I wish you all a merry Christmas and a happy new year. May the world become ever so slightly less crazy, and may people appreciate those around them more.
Merry Christmas everyone.