William Casarin 🇨🇦 @[email protected]

Use linux network namespaces to prevent tor leaks: http://klamp.works/2017/06/07/linux-namespaces-and-tor.html

this is just my way of adding deniability to the fact I'm dumb as a bag of rocks

being wrong online is the fastest way to learn things. people correct you with passion. people worried about looking smart are losing out.

@cjd @dsfgs 😅 still need to try this. I mostly use wireguard for connecting devices these days

@dsfgs @cjd tor is slow, haven't tried i2p

@cjd basically just to run torrents over, otherwise my ISP will forward legal threats

the (unfiltered) fediverse feels more real than the sterilized, corporate web that exists today. feels good. brings me back. gives me hope.

A short story

I was banned and my comments were deleted. lol what a circlejerk.

making a small stand in my city's subreddit, getting downvoted into oblivion. apparently this is controversial.

the idea with the json event separation of concerns: you could share "event logs" which are basically program traces with timestamps. so you can pass that event log to someone else so they can visualize it as well. it also abstracts from uprobe api breakage.

bitcoind/clightning events could be generated in realtime via usdt/uprobes+bpftrace by hooking into function calls at runtime. perhaps a small bpf program that generates json events to feed into these dashboards.

I've been thinking a lot about immediate mode realtime dashboards. feed events from bitcoind, clightning. no web stack required. just opengl. lnvis could be way more interesting and interactive. visualize gossip in realtime, etc.

at 30,000 lightning nodes and 138k channels I might need to update how lnvis renders things

is 7:45 too early to drink 🍾

@kai bitcoin ath. family tradition