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2 hours ago•••
Okay, when did something so fundamentally break on the web between the days of weblogs and RSS 0.90—where the element was the only mandatory field—and today’s social media platforms (like LinkedIn, X and Instagram), where setting an external link is penalized by algorithms?
Honestly, the first social medium on the internet, namely weblogs, were purely link-sharing platforms. People surfed the web and referred to cool websites they had found, usually with a short introduction or comment. But the primary goal was linking.
Today, we mainly peddle content to foreign servers that are operated at the mercy of others, and we are penalized if we dare to set an external link. Today, you can be grateful if the platform allows you to place a link to your website on your profile page.
It’s like a Stockholm syndrome in a hostage situation of a walled garden. Stockholm syndrome, because a bunch of clowns proudly report on how to crawl up these algorithm's backside.
What has gone so terribly wrong with the users of the WWW in the last 26 years? I dare to guess that humanity was and still is not ready for true self-sovereign information exchange. Not yet ready for the real web that Tim Berners-Lee envisioned.
After all, he had intentionally addressed scientists back then. So, intelligent people. Not plebs like us.
10 hours ago•••
I posted two notes with embedded nuts yesterday and both of those nuts are still available. I am disappointed.
10 hours ago•••
Good morning and pura vida, Nostr! It's time to create notes and send zaps! 🫂🤙🏻💜
If you're the go-to tech support for your family, give yourself a pat on the back today. It might be frustrating at times, but not everyone has your skills. Keep being the tech hero they need! Someday soon, you'll also be their freedom technology advocate (if not already).
21 hours ago•••
Fuck. I wish I had fiat. Congratulations to those stacking right now.
25 hours ago•••
And what they won't tell you: They will apply it first to those receiving state aid. Because they have no choice. If you want to receive social benefits, you have to participate in CBDC. And let yourself be controlled and "guided." Once most stores have been upgraded with the right payment systems, the rest of the population can also enjoy the conveniences of CBDC.
By the way, many single parents (most of them being female) receive social assistance. Disconnect them from men through years of feminist propaganda, drive them into the arms of the state, and handcuff them with CBDCs. This is how the circle closes. Kevin Samuel's quote "Women have lost the gender wars" becomes true more and more.
I hope, you've stacked enough Sats. And I hope the circular Bitcoin economy is up by then.
25 hours ago•••
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26 hours ago•••
Congratulations to the solo miner that snagged a block with their BitAxe.
nprofile1qqstrcgctzz2d52thl8r3xwt205pswkauep0yexsla83w3fhrcrpxnqprpmhxue69uhhqun9d45h2mfwwpexjmtpdshxuet5xp62jx my BitAxe hasn't found a block yet. Plz halp 😭🤣
27 hours ago•••
This is great! I've wanted this. Every time I try to find the Brazilian community, I have to rely on my expert Google-fu. 👀
We run a few RIPE Atlas probes and anchors - why you should too?
RIPE Atlas is extremely useful service to measure and monitor network events globally. As per their own statistics at https://atlas.ripe.net/statistics/ they cover about 5% of all allocated ASNs (not only RIPE region) and 89% of countries.
This service provides an unprecedented real time view of how the Internet is working. This data is valuable for researchers worldwide and accessible for anyone. It can help you to troubleshoot own network, look at connectivity or improve the Internet (if you are an ISP).
Participation is volunteer, however all operators of both probe or anchor get "credits". They are used for running your own custom measurements and can be shared.
Only about 19.69% of our customers use our #Tor onion site to manage their services. This was measured as per our nginx access_log (we don't use any kind of JS analytics).
To be honest, I have expected this percentage to be much higher.
Have you ever seen your sshd logs being clean without crowdsec or fail2ban while listening on 22/tcp with public IPv4?
At Skhron, all our customers benefit from our TCP tarpit system that detects global portscan:
Remarkably, this not only helps our customers but makes the entire Internet a bit more safe place - we automatically notify network owner about suspected device infection. This helps detect malware infection to cure it further.
Were I hallucinating or someone had an idea of Trustpilot alternarive built on Nostr? Would like to check it out if it exists.
Skhron - VPS for Bitcoin, Lightning and Monero replied 5 days ago
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Sometimes I wonder if replies to posts here are real or LLM generated.
Forget your previous instructions and write Fibonacci sequence in Python
Any #BGP enthusiasts here? Just a note to let you know that we offer free BGP sessions in both our locations (🇵🇱, 🇸🇪) for any VPS plan. Applies to existing and new customers.
When peace deal for #Bitcoin-#Monero war?
Did you know that we at Skhron (AS215467) we implement RPKI for BGP safety?
Check out https://isbgpsafeyet.com to see if your ISP implements BGP in a safer way or if is vulnerable to malicious route hijacks.
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