can you cross post to there for me? I'm banned from lemmy.ml and no reason was given
A CSS proposal isn’t going to get your landlord to accept XMR, that comes from you and culture. And depending on what country you live in, Coincards, Cake wallet, bitrefill (not xmr), ect. Do let you buy some basic items or food.
The thing is, my proposal doesn’t cost CSS money. I’m asking you to have fun on a social network. I'm not catering to the "fringe techie community", if anything this is easier to understand than any of the other networks, because it works in a web browser
Yes of course they can use all of these different tools, but having too many tools kills the network effect. I was telling you about arweave before, did you know Lens posts to Layer 3 arweave, so it can scale? Lens has DNS & does pictures over Nostr. Will Nostr folks find out? No, no network effect.
RebelNet uses Nostr, but Nostr by itself is hard for new users. When you create a new keypair on your local device, you are meaningless with no discovery. In order to be heard, people follow mass amounts of other people they dislike, which ruins their feed and kills the fun. While on the RebelNet, all voices are heard based on merit, and you can build your Nostr following which you then own off-platform.
Nostr clients don’t differentiate between the same post being reposted by a different user. This forces you to reread the same posts, creating resentment against the content creator. This resentment is why after you go viral, your next few posts get a dead response as people automatically skip rereading your stuff.
In contrast, the RebelNet can link all of these. Interoperability is the path to adoption. In the same sense that converting cryptocurrencies from one to another makes them more widely used. This is bigger than a “website”, it’s the layer 0 protocol.
Thanks for bringing to our attention that a random security firm has false flagged the domain.
Few points regarding this,
- It's already built, check it out linked-out.me & vid.simplifiedprivacy.com are federated w/ Nostr & Ethereum signing
Regarding Mitra, 2. When asked about Mitra, DegenRocket said it uses an outdated or less secure Ethereum signing method. And he hasn't yet severed the link between the IP addresses of federation and the identity with Ethereum post-bans. Our team has spoken with Mitra's lead dev, he's a great guy. However, he expressed a lack of interest in Nostr. 3. Signing with Monero (instead of Ethereum or Nostr) is dangerous IF it becomes popular, as it becomes known who wallets are in RingCTs.
Regarding Lemmy, 4. The bulk of Lemmy is socialist. In fact, I can't even post anywhere except Monero.town because they are so brainwashed. Lemmy.one, lemmy.ml, beehaw, all banned Simplified Privacy from posting even basic tutorials on their relevant Linux groups. So why are we going to put in work to downgrade the censorship aspect, just to interact with people who won't even hear one word outside their propaganda bubble?
Eh, you're trying to copy another user's npub? Click the profile and it gives you that ability in the GUI.
Also check out Linked-Out.me its a nostr marketplace/forum for monero. Say you're npub, we'll whitelist you
Working Monero Nodes.
We stand together to fight the attack: https://simplifiedprivacy.com/working-monero-nodes/
DDoS proposal: https://simplifiedprivacy.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/fiatjaf1-1024x424.png
Further, the primal link that XMR_loving_AnCap just put up
There is currently a fee bug on Monero, that the wallet doesn’t automatically bump the fee when there is a backlog. This fee bug is causing sync issues with many wallets. Only if you're self-hosting a node or using unpopular public ones are you ok. The bug has already been solved with Anonero.io, and other wallets will be rolling out fixes shortly.
There are rumors that Nostr’s creator is behind a spam attack. Simplified Privacy addresses this and has a ready working solution: https://simplifiedprivacy.com/monero-attack-nostr/
Tor Browser Onion: http://privacypkybrxebcjicfhgwsb3coatqechwnc5xow4udxwa6jemylmyd.onion/monero-attack-nostr/
The EU has:
- Moved faster than the US towards CBDC tyranny
- Digital Services Act which has privacy and censorship concerns
- Politicization of Certificate Authorities (Cas)
- France banned non-EU VPNs, although it’s not really enforced yet, it’s chilling effect
- France jailed people just for using Tor / Tails
In contrast Shinjiru has a good track record on censorship. If you look them up, the only criticism I found is someone complaining they would NOT take down someone else doing copyright infringement. While of course, I can not endorse breaking the law, I do support free speech.
True. What's crazy is that the US Treasury in this particular press conference, still cited a WSJ article that even the source for that article has clarified that it's not true: that Hamas used crypto to finance terrorism. In reality, Israel itself funded Hamas
great job, thank you