It is not verifiable at least.
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It is not verifiable at least.
Did you read my article above even? It makes the point thoroughly clear. How would you even use bitcoin without "additional software"? Make better arguments and you might deserve better responses.
Yeah those aggregate numbers are usually BS...
lol
Around 800 million people worldwide make less than $10 a month. I earn about 10k sats a day through zaps. Just wait till the world catches on, Nostr could lift so many out of poverty and oppression, keep building.
In December 2023, a U.S. Senate investigation revealed that governments worldwide have been demanding push notification records from Apple and Google to surveil smartphone users, including tying anonymous messaging accounts to real identities. For years, privacy engineers dismissed this attack vector as unsolvable, since mobile operating systems require routing through platform servers. MIP-05, a new specification for the Marmot Protocol, proves them wrong: by encrypting device tokens with probabilistic encryption and delivering notifications through gift-wrapped Nostr events, it makes push notifications functionally anonymous. If you care about private communication, this is the specification you need to understand. The specification is currently in draft and open for review: https://github.com/marmot-protocol/marmot/pull/18
Volla Phones ship de-Googled on MediaTek hardware with a firewall, tracker blocklists, and per-app network controls, all fine for escaping the surveillance apparatus of Mountain View. But let's not confuse privacy theater with actual security. MediaTek chipsets lack proper verified boot with rollback protection, the closed firmware blob situation is a mess, and Volla's "at least two years" of patches is a gentleman's promise on an unreliable short timeline. The Holochain "distributed cloud" they trumpet is more whitepaper than reality. GrapheneOS, by contrast, actually hardens the system: hardened kernel, hardened_malloc, memory tagging, exploit mitigations throughout. It ships on Pixel hardware with a real secure element chip and seven years of same-day updates. Volla occupies the same tier as LineageOS and /e/OS, adequate for those who simply wish to stop feeding Google's data, but offering no serious resistance to a determined adversary.
Mission accomplished
Nice work! Can you check DMs please?
Es soll ja kein Monolog sein, ich mag so casual podcasts eher als Q&A
Wait, again?
Yeah, best be in airplane mode all the time and done even have a regular phone number.
Write meaningful content.
Is someone gonna tell him that there is no encryption on the blockchain?
I'd rather say it transfers wealth from those who steal to those who build.
Notice that Uber & Cabify have a progressive web app without google play service requirements. (bolt does not) m.uber.com cabify.com/app
why isn't it possible to log in with for two accounts?
Can you configure OpenBSD with similar isolation guarantees?
And unfortunately White Noise isn't even reproducible yet... I know, shame on us!
Everything changes when we can trust our computers. Homomorphic encryption, proof carrying data, and verifiable secure enclaves are the absolute game changer here. Seems like I should write a bit about that...
For two decades, we accepted a bargain: let Apple and Google verify every developer with government papers, and they will keep us safe from malware. The bargain was always a lie. Fake apps still steal millions while real developers get banned at the whim of bureaucrats in Cupertino and authoritarian censors in Moscow. , a Nostr-based app store, offers a different model: one where developers sign their own releases, users verify through social trust, and no passport is required to publish code. This is not a feature request. It is a return to the original promise of the internet. And nobody can stop us building it.
This is the way. Didn't know you're a fellow enjoyer!
It will be fun to orange pill the guards...
Praxeologist ~ Cryptoanarchist ~ Cypherpunk