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There is no encryption set on the root partition using the default Asahi linux install flow so will encrypt that btrfs partition after the fact.
Will try without using a live USB, wish me luck. 🤞
#asahi #linux #aarch64
#nevent1q…45zu
I can resolve this according to https://github.com/bitcoin/bips/blob/master/bip-0353.mediawiki with:
dig phoenix.user._bitcoin-payment.arvin.dev TXT +dnssec
but when I try to decode the resulting offer with LNDK or CLN it runs to an error:
lndk-cli decode-offer lno1zrx...
Decoding offer: lno1zrx....
ERROR please provide offer starting with lno. Provided offer is invalid, failed to decode with error: Bech32(InvalidPadding).
lightning-cli pay lno1zrx...
{
"code": -32602,
"message": "Invalid bolt12: unexpected prefix lno"
}
What could be the issue?
here you go, someone made this (no need to be logged in to goolag to read): https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/147AXd8hN3uO3v_P1dupgfRCRzSMlH85dvQSHPAg7lZ4
I have enjoyed two so far:
Aurora Store (FOSS Google Play client): https://gitlab.com/AuroraOSS/AuroraStore
and Droid-ify was the smoothest out of the F-droid clients: https://github.com/Droid-ify/client
Both can manage updates automatically in the background.
This was a rather simple issue: the TXT record is limited to 255 bytes so the offer is broken up to two strings.
https://image.nostr.build/05cc9fb96458ed6b4ca01c536fea82755d549e48977d36d9b6ab52ee46ffccd5.png
When passing the full offer lndk-cli can decode, but cannot get an invoice (your phone didn't wake up I presume)
CLN still cannot decode the same string:
{
"code": -32602,
"message": "Invalid bolt12: unexpected prefix lno"
}
Looking forward to send you some sats from an LND + LNDK node when your phone is back online with Phoenix running.
It does store the private key and does the signing also.
It only not capable of generating the seed itself so that is needed to be loaded once from an external source using Sparrow Wallet, Electrum Wallet or the modded Seedsigner.
Once the seed is in the card it cannot be exported and the signing is protected by a 4-16 character PIN.
Yes, Asahi has GPU drivers since 2022: https://asahilinux.org/2022/12/gpu-drivers-now-in-asahi-linux/
Didn't have time to test local LLMs yet, but should be good. Drivers and the shared memory are working so I have 32 GB available for the GPU as well.
even the meme is confused
* 2100 million megabitcons
Tails is not built for arm processors. It is not just the M1 chips, there is no version for eg. Pinebook neither.
To run traditional amd64/x86 software get any cheap Thinkpad, they have great linux compatibility and work with Tails out of the box.
If want to go deeper look into replacing BIOS/UEFI with Coreboot or Libreboot as well.
Thanks for the link! The burnout potential is great especially when working with such large and somewhat loosely managed systems like the Linux kernel.
Glad that the project continues: https://asahilinux.org/2025/02/passing-the-torch/
Get a ticket for @npub1dwa…7c52
#nevent1q…awj7
Old PR closed, now one proposed with the desired configuration option:
https://image.nostr.build/fd3603f8a8fc36f6b7fe439ef99c35600f75670a6e34879c502f3cc4945dd1b3.jpg
https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/pull/32406
#nevent1q…4hdg
Loading the Satochip java applet to the javacard is what I refer to as the DIY version of Satochip. It takes seconds to prepare them. Here are my notes, follow the links and readmes in the linked repos for more details: https://gist.github.com/openoms/510b2876cab19e15c4190456ea8aad82#file-satochip-javacard-applet-install
At least one of your cars needs to have minimal electronics, difficult to find an EV like that, but there is a decent ICE range from the past 10-20 years.
Check out the new @nprofile…u3ku VPN app to replace Orbot eventually:
https://gitlab.torproject.org/tpo/applications/vpn
Experimental version download here:
https://gitlab.torproject.org/tpo/applications/vpn/-/packages/726
h/t @nprofile…nztg
https://image.nostr.build/3cb035037fc5e4f5f7444127875c144bc6b77f0adc1afbf910bb2a2dd720567a.jpg
Thanks clarifying, was not aware that the signature can be that easily separated.
Does that mean that in case there is a reproducible build method available I can take an apk, unpack and try to reproduce just the binary?
@nprofile…nrar has kept an eye on #assumeUTXO since 2020 for the #Raspiblitz, now it's time!
https://github.com/raspiblitz/raspiblitz/issues/1178
#nevent1q…ep6x
Asahi is just the layer which interacts with the Apple silicon and adds reverse engineered drivers for the webcam, speaker etc.
Only missing the built in microphone and proper CPU suspend.
I use the Fedora version which works great, but need to find the aarch64 version of apps or compile from source.
Can also use keysend to pay to the nodeID of your established peers.
I hear you, Tailscale is in for the next release: https://github.com/raspiblitz/raspiblitz/pull/4712
Headscale would need to run on a machine with a reachable public IP address, usually a VPS.
Not once managed to boot an other Linux on the machine.
There is a good guide here outlining the steps: https://davidalger.com/posts/fedora-asahi-remix-on-apple-silicon-with-luks-encryption/
OP_20 protocol going on despite mempool filters - this way only certain pools benefit and these transactions are not seen in common mempools.
#nevent1q…fpj5
Selling for fiat is not an option.
Using bitcoin is.
Correction: CLN handles it as well, just need to use the correct commands (with --enable-experimental-features configured):
lightning-cli decode lno..
lightning-cli fetchinvoice lno...
then pay with:
lightning-cli pay lni...
There is no rush in updating, but is there anything controversial for you in v29?
Agreed, it looks unprofessional and leaves space for potential malice. They should do better. We all should strive for better.
I am seeing v2.3.0 and now v2.4.0 as well. One big commit each.
To update #BTCPayServer on a #Raspiblitz you will need the latest install script:
# download the latest script from the dev branch:
wget -O /home/admin/config.scripts/bonus.btcpayserver.sh https://github.com/raspiblitz/raspiblitz/blob/dev/home.admin/config.scripts/bonus.btcpayserver.sh
# To update use the UPDATE menu or run:
/home/admin/config.scripts/bonus.btcpayserver.sh update
This part has the fix:
https://image.nostr.build/4580416e3f5525dacfb27bf1cc50fb75271fde2e7241d2234032c09b6960a40a.png
#nevent1q…q7qx
Sounds like GrapheneOS on PC, would love to see it!
Same, it was a beautiful day: https://image.nostr.build/70880c14ef836ac5f4fc41244df416aa7e1547558967fa3b8f1625c2b93e3ca9.jpg
There is a few percent per hour drain in standby as the CPU doesn't fully idle.
Ok to put down during the day, but can't leave it unplugged overnight only if switched off.
Actionable browser advice found on Telegram, original post (with clickable links):
https://t.me/NoGoolag/36979
@NoGoolag #browser #alternatives with mitigations, patches etc.
Alpha version release March 6, 2025
FireFox browser options
- Tor Browser (all)
- Mullvad Browser (Desktop)
- IronFox (Android) Read the Known Issues section on the gitlab.
- LibreWolf (mentally ill devs)
Make your own #Firefox with mitigations etc...
- Phoenix / wiki
- Arkenfox user.js / wiki / gui / user-tool / mobile
- Narsil / Narsil Mobile
- Betterfox / Betterfox Mobile
- pyllyukko
- Compare some of the user.js files
Chromium based browser Options
- Ungoogled Chromium (all)
- Cromite (Android, Linux, Windows)
Browser extensions
- uBlacklist
- uBlock Origin or uMatrix (never both)
- LibRedirect (setup your instances for each service in the settings)
Links to block lists...
- Yokoffing
- Celenity/Phoenix
- FilterLists
Set your default search engine to a search proxy
- 4get instances
- Searx instances
Why your favorite browser is not recommended
- Celenity Firefox browser comparisons
- How to choose a browser for everyday use?
- is your browser spyware?
- Choose your browser carefully
- Browsers and the connections they make compared
- Fake Privacy and security
Additional reading...
- Wiki about extensions
- Multiple Extension Conflicts
- uMatrix for beginners
- Firefox user.js install guide
- Arch Linux Firefox Privacy wiki
- Bromite (for knowledge purposes)
Testing your browser
- Fingerprint.com
- How to test browsers for spyware
- Privacytests browser comparison
- Mullvad check
- Bromite fingerprint testing
- IP Leak
- List of test sites A
- List of test sites B
* Thunderbird users should consider taking a look at Dove - Phoenix's sister project.
Would add the obvious default browser on @nprofile…nztg: Vanadium (Chromium based) https://github.com/GrapheneOS/Vanadium
Brave is only recommended by their own advice.
It has a shitcoin wallet built in and phones home.
The Tor function is insecure and had dangerous leaks in the past.
Needs some tweaking if you use it.
What do you guys use for caching music to Android for listening offline?
Best I have so far is an old torrented mp3 collection and a soundcloud account.
#asknostr
Seeing the EU Travel Rule implementation not getting any pushback like AOPP did is a disappointment. Reminder: https://www.21analytics.ch/blog/how-does-address-ownership-proof-protocol-aopp-work-with-bitbox02/
Rotating the screen helped 😉 https://image.nostr.build/42d5e87b002d25f6ab9285f8f986352129fc8155e350e1e08ace903ed8da09c2.jpg
Great work, thank you! In the meantime was just browsing your page for Aqua wallet: https://walletscrutiny.com/android/io.aquawallet.android/
The Brave recommendations I have seen were mostly stemmed from their own
marketing material.
Brave is not good enough by default, see these settings for example: https://lifehacker.com/change-these-settings-to-make-the-brave-browser-even-mo-1848763348
It is likely the best for online security and privacy, but doesn't solve the issue with verified boot and the usage of secure elements.
Qubes OS is better with compartmentalization, but has a big tradeoff in useability and surely performance compared to MacOS on Apple silicon.
Trying this now, thanks. Not yet sure about the caching part.
Are Samourai Dojo nodes still configured to drop Bitcoin Knots peers?
#asknostr
I want to choose to open Primal links in Yakihonne and Yakihonne links in Amethyst.
Has anyone found a single click method to open arbitrary links in set apps on Android?
#asknostr
*take the .apk, unpack, remove the signature and try to reproduce the rest of the binary
Do not keep any secrets in cloud drives.
Not in iCloud, not in Google Drive, not in Dropbox.
Whatsapp chat history shouldn't be backed up.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-02-21/apple-removes-end-to-end-encryption-feature-from-uk-after-backdoor-order
https://image.nostr.build/88a8ef048bb0205387b0f0773c0e854272a0882ce160741bb9a3602d5f234973.jpg
Possibly to avoid keywords which would trigger censorship in the App Stores.
Go to github for the details.
Sounds way too complicated, why nost just use nostr:<nevent> prefixes for external sharing and set up the nostr: intent filters (open with) in all Nostr compatible apps?
This way I could choose which nostr app to open with the same way I can choose the broelwser for http: / https: or lightning wallets for lightning: .
It is interesting only if they are the same in Libreoffice Calc.