For 1,000 sats per month, you will get access to my reviews of businesses within the Bitcoin Circular Economy. Some of these services give me a small commision. Some of them do not. I send sats to some of the free and open source projects on the list. Most

Freedom Tech Recomendations Thank you for subscribing to support my work. If you did not subscribe, but found this site anyway, thank you too. Please help grow nostr and support the businesses below. I don't want to add ads and affiliates based on the anount of money they companies pay

This blog is written under the Creative Commons 0 licence. You can support my work in the following ways: * send sats to [email protected] [email protected] * ⚡Zap Me⚡ * BTCpayServer * Bolt 12 reusable bitcoin payment code: lno1zrxq8pjw7qjlm68mtp7e3yvxee4y5xrgjhhyf2fxhlphpckrvevh50u0qv6saa5j2s7tl25jnx94v6gsrj7y4wrtlhny4339rrsaahp0tevxcqszexel6ydr0addnfjydecv06qwfrwx2rnygnmk9hzlgngzv97cg8lsqvc5pm7rr87xgsjsx9l0cky5cwkg47wletgvly3jszgkqhfuxna9dqc6qawzmz7upnu8elkaryh6wvkcmw4eqgwwme0k3z06

https://i.nostr.build/b5miyLLA5I5rvfiV.jpg Nostree.me is a free and open source version of Linktree built on nostr. Since I was able to run zap.cooking on my PopOS! Desktop computer, I decided to try running nostree too. The process was the same so I won't go over

Self Hosting Zap.cooking My Umbrel died again. I didn't back it up. I kept meaning to make an image, but I never did it. Most of the stuff on there is not a big deal, but Mealie was my favorite because it allowed me to create cookbooks, plan meals,

It's that time, again--The bull market which happens every 4 years like the Winter Olympics. We've surpassed the previous USD/ATH. This is the 498th resurrection of our beloved bitcoin, but you know what really turns my crank? Bitcoin cybersecurity! I love digging into the nitty-gritty of cryptography not CrYpTo

I would like to be the change in the world I would like to see."" So I'm writing about how I would like to see the world change. npub1marc26z8nh3xkj5rcx7ufkatvx6ueqhp5vfw9v5teq26z254renshtf3g0 My new nym is Marc26z. Marc is my real name. I decided to stop being a-nym-nomous because I started a meetup

Declaring myself a nerd on my resume has not yielded many interviews. Therefore, I a studying for an A + certification because most jobs require it. Although I geek-out on obscure Internet protocols, that’s not what businesses want yet. They want people to prove they know what SSH and FTP

Keet is a peer to peer video chat room that is available on: • App Store • Google Play • Linux • Mac • Windows It uses technology similar to BitTorrent, but you make video calls instead of downloading music, free and open source software, and movies that are in the public domain. If you

I went to a local coffeehouse this morning. Like many coffeehouses, they don’t accept cash. They only take credit cards and debit cards with one exception: TIPS. There is a top jar where customers can throw loose change and crumpled up portraits of George Washington. The problem is: * Cash

Most of the jobs I want to get require previous ticket management system Experience, but this has always been a chicken before the egg problem for me. How the heck am I supposed to get this magical ticket experience before I get a coveted help desk position? There are no

Portfolio I run about 40 services on a couple servers * Start9 * -PopOS! with a Cloudflare Tunnel This has given me experience in running my own cloud, ticketing system, full bitcoin node, decentralized blog, a meal management system, and Docker experience in both Linux and Portainer. Start9 Server I also run

NostreeA Nostr-based application to create, manage and discover link lists, show notes and other stuff. As Seen on TOR: http://p66dxywd2xpyyrdfxwilqcxmchmfw2ixmn2vm74q3atf22du7qmkihyd.onion/nostree/

Six months ago, I didn't know I was a hacker. Most of my online friends are also hackers. Hacking away at our keyboards is part of our culture. We encrypt. We test software and report about it. We believe code is speech We write code. We make pull requests. We

One way to mitigate the risk of a Password breach is to stop using passwords and start using randomly generated passphrases. A passphrase is a combination of words. A good example can be found on the EFF dice words website. For most applications, they suggest using 6 words randomly chosen

I never really used Linked tree, but apparently 50 million people do. One link to help you blah, blah, blah. There is a free version, but you can also buy a Pro or premium version. The Pro version costs nine bucks a month or $108 per year. For this price

The security plus cert has a section in Steganography. I've always found this form of cryptography fascinating because it allows us to hide secret messages in pictures or audio files. This is often a form of security through obscurity, but you could also embed encrypted messages into into innocuous looking

I'm studying for the Comp Tia Security Plus exam because my experience using applied cryptography has already taught me much of the foundational knowledge in the exam. My area of expertise is included in the" Blockchain Technology – CompTIA Security+ SY0-701 – 1.4" section. This has also given me hands-on experience

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