@adi@twtxt.net I remember talking about it, but I can’t find a link to a tool in my bookmarks or my twtxt feeds. Sorry, man. Look up “vanity QR codes”.
yarnd
only has to speak Twtxt period)...
@prologic@twtxt.net I have thought briefly about this. I have no idea how this could be done with the current twtxt thread paradigm.
This twt is from a user you have muted.
@prologic@twtxt.net It’s significantly cheaper to open an exchange and get people to hold their money in a custodial wallet than it is to perform a 51% attack on an established cryptocurrency.
Monero in particular uses an algorithm that’s supposed to be ASIC resistant and, while it can be mined on a GPU, it’s more efficient to mine on a CPU. I’m curious if that makes it easier or harder for a hostile entity to perform a 51% attack.
monerod
from hogging on my CPU. I'm on DragonFly BSD, cpulimit
doesn't works, also nice
doesn't. I believe this is an IRC question.
Oh, I just saw the other thread. Don’t put your wallet on the VPS unless you have a specific reason to do so. If you do, make sure your keys are stored on a local machine. It’s fine to run a node there, but run the wallet locally and configure it to use your node if you can.
monerod
from hogging on my CPU. I'm on DragonFly BSD, cpulimit
doesn't works, also nice
doesn't. I believe this is an IRC question.
@adi@twtxt.net Surely you can configure the wallet to use a remote node. I’ve heard good things about Feather Wallet if you want something friendlier. https://github.com/feather-wallet/feather
I’m worried that Yarn will become just another ActivityPub frontend. This integration threatens to split the community in two. Users of Twtxt clients without ActivityPub support won’t want to follow Yarn users because they’ll be engaged in conversations that are inaccessible to standard Twtxt clients. It will only force the split deeper if ActivityPub is an option to be toggled by users or pod operators.