0 sats \ 0 replies \ @dtonon 14 Oct \ parent \ on: We don’t need more bitcoin merchants bitcoin
Agree
Love has no opposite, it is not dichotomous. There can only be an absence of love, and that space can be taken by anything else.
You are right, the attack often starts from the inside; in fact, a firewall should also (or especially) be used to manage outbound connections. This helps to avoid both data leakage (simple pushing stuff to a remote host) and full remote control of the host, creating a tunnel.
Great post!
But:
And GPS can be used to track you too!
It's true only if you have an app that actually shares the GPS data. If you use a trusted (open source) app, or disable the network permission, you don't have any risk using GPS.
Something similar to what you described has been proposed (if I'm not wrong by Pablo) in a not yet merged NIP that focus on keys rotation.
For a good sign pattern, NIP-46 is the solution, https://nsec.app is a very interesting implementation totally non custodial. I use also Gossip on desktop as signer.
https://github.com/fiatjaf/window.nostr.js permits to use NIP-46 on every site that has NIP-07 (extension) support, also via bookmarklet.
I see the updated NIP-5.
Profiles on Njump are not updated real time to mantein good performance, so it will be visible in few hours.
But the personalized URL is fully operative, as you can see.
On a web page you should use a link to a web resource that expose Nostr, because browsers do not understand the nostr: protocol (yet).
The goal of njump.me is just that, to be an entry point to nostr from the classic Web.
Here you can find several info:
https://darthcoin.substack.com/p/living-with-bitcoin
About VPS: Mullvad
You can also pay it with LN using https://vpn.sovereign.engineering
NIP-44 has been merged few days ago and, even if not perfect, it solves many problems:
https://github.com/nostr-protocol/nips/blob/master/44.md
About zaps, a private mode exists, even if not all client support it.