2026-03-17T02:46:44Z https://njump.cloud.vinney.xyz R3st4rtY0urL1f3 https://njump.cloud.vinney.xyz/npub1q7tk7r84ufy74ezmn7sp8ewg8wl2cs6scm02uje54e7zt74ljrzqvjuman https://blossom.primal.net/ef650c54919752f4fb2fce7d9688e0eebfdb0abccbbcee90edc4d36039ecebd0.png https://blossom.primal.net/ef650c54919752f4fb2fce7d9688e0eebfdb0abccbbcee90edc4d36039ecebd0.png https://njump.cloud.vinney.xyz/nevent1qqs2snuphr95wsgr0e5pqeej2dm5h40p8jx5qf2r3dy7jyjtm2p7mhszyqrewmcv7h3yn6hytw06qyl9eqamatzr2rrdatjtxjh8cf06h7gvgfk8s4f How autistic am I?<br/><br/>Besides self-hosting nearly everything in my life; <br/>besides being able to tell you every year make and model of every diesel pickup truck and their prices currently; <br/>besides being able to recall a bunch of random facts;<br/>Besides being able to think through my head with my eyes closed where in the network the problem lies;<br/>Besides being a privacy crypto-nerd<br/><br/>I’m this autistic<br/><video controls width="100%" class="max-h-[90vh] bg-neutral-300 dark:bg-zinc-700"><source src="https://blossom.primal.net/fb3bf0c1e26fa0334cdae67fc9ea5426d1bfa580370e9d7dd2203a36f2d7ebfe.mov"></video> 2026-06-02T22:07:39Z https://njump.cloud.vinney.xyz/nevent1qqsp5l09wtn90nsa6zhfpxt07e6tq4uw65xen4zdsw0muzww7fdn85czyqrewmcv7h3yn6hytw06qyl9eqamatzr2rrdatjtxjh8cf06h7gvgt0lupq In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqs2q88mxzlnkq7acd367mmtuvw9caad63p8mmq8c0pr4p7a2uww96gpydmhxue69uhhyetvv9ujuurjd9kkzmpwdejhgtmedahxgetj94c8y6tnd50sndhq'>nevent1q…ndhq</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>Meanwhile, the compliance overlords operate outside of compliance they built 2026-05-16T18:10:59Z https://njump.cloud.vinney.xyz/nevent1qqsyjx5wtmdxgc3d7g5qjzh0e7lpha9jcn32nuxaengra9r36v5jxqqzyqrewmcv7h3yn6hytw06qyl9eqamatzr2rrdatjtxjh8cf06h7gvgpkr8ze In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqsqqqqv0643c45egmtqhgy46ypasvemtk35k0auvt4mf7u8p9pwalqpzfmhxue69uhk7enxvd5xz6tw9ec82csf6798q'>nevent1q…798q</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>I disagree here. <br/><br/>There’s still no optional privacy aspect unless you want to be compliant<br/><br/>ZEC is compliance driven with a privacy option 2026-05-16T18:09:53Z https://njump.cloud.vinney.xyz/nevent1qqswykm7dyhw6uva65hkz7gxkahtdkzj0t45quv4aj49xprtt6nraaczyqrewmcv7h3yn6hytw06qyl9eqamatzr2rrdatjtxjh8cf06h7gvgxj0s8r In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqs9md4vz7t92g8hjck76x4vz2k3kp0j8xmmdg9aadym4wlezkunlrqxsfexv'>nevent1q…fexv</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>Because you can’t get certain benefits in the shielded pool. <br/><br/>This is the marketing dream: privacy and convenience<br/><br/>Unfortunately, reality is one or the other with a compliance driven chain 2026-05-16T18:08:53Z https://njump.cloud.vinney.xyz/nevent1qqswmdptqqmnuhm8wenhtfwrtlyyvkj7efp6a23qrny5etx7ephxctczyqrewmcv7h3yn6hytw06qyl9eqamatzr2rrdatjtxjh8cf06h7gvgywxs52 Crypto needs to answer: What is decentralization?<br/><br/>Yesterday, approximately $10 million was drained from a THORchain vault. Quickly after, the protocol had halted. Not because a company issued an emergency command. Not because a foundation called a meeting. Because node operators reached consensus and voted to stop trading. The protocol listened. This is what decentralization looks like. And it is both reassuring and deeply uncomfortable.<br/><br/>Two Events, One Lesson<br/><br/>The THORchain incident this morning is actually the second stress test the protocol has faced in recent weeks. Earlier this month, a Litecoin Mimblewimble Extension Block (MWEB) exploit created a liquidity imbalance that threatened the network. THORchain did not need a human vote that time. A coded circuit-breaker logic embedded in the protocol automatically detected the anomaly and paused affected chains before damage could cascade.<br/><br/>Two different mechanisms. Two different layers of the same principle: no single entity controls the switch.<br/><br/>Yesterday’s hack was different, and darker. A rogue node operator is the leading theory, believed to have identified and exploited a bug to sweep one of THORchain’s many vaults. The exploit was already underway when the broader operator community identified what was happening. Only then did they reach consensus to halt the protocol, freezing on-chain activity to preserve logs for inspection and, critically, to protect the remaining vaults from the same fate.<br/><br/>Note the sequence carefully. The decentralized architecture did not prevent the initial exploit. It could not. No kill switch existed to stop a credentialed operator from acting inside the system. What the architecture did provide was a collective response once the damage became visible: consensus to stop, evidence preserved, other vaults protected.<br/>The movement of those stolen funds before operators acted is not evidence that THORchain failed. It is evidence that THORchain worked. A genuinely decentralized protocol has no unilateral kill switch, even when one is desperately needed. The consensus halt that followed and the exploit that preceded it are both products of the same architecture. You cannot hold one up as proof of decentralization and treat the other as an embarrassment to be explained away.<br/><br/>The Uncomfortable Math<br/><br/>Decentralization is the most overused word in cryptocurrency. Every project claims it. Few define it. And fewer still are willing to accept what it actually costs. At its core, decentralization means no single party, or small coalition of parties, can unilaterally control, alter, or shut down a network. If a protocol can be paused by one operator, one company, or one foundation without broader consensus, it is not decentralized. It is centralized with better branding.<br/><br/>The corollary is harder to swallow. If no single party can stop the good things from being stopped, then no single party can stop the bad things either. The same resistance that protects a dissident’s finances under an authoritarian regime is the same resistance that allows stolen funds to move without intervention. This is not a flaw awaiting an engineering solution. It is the feature and the cost, inseparably bundled.<br/><br/>Critics of strong decentralization, including regulators, traditional finance observers, and increasingly some voices within crypto itself, often center their argument on money laundering and illicit finance. That argument is not wrong. It is incomplete. The privacy and censorship resistance that enable money laundering are the same properties that protect political dissidents, citizens in countries with weaponized banking systems, and anyone who has ever needed to move value without asking permission. To architect those properties away is to rebuild the exact problem crypto was designed to solve.<br/>THORchain’s worst day is a case study in exactly this tension. The community acted. The community acted too late to prevent the harm. Both of those statements are true, and neither cancels the other out.<br/><br/>Wagyu.xyz and the Irony of the Monero Bridge<br/><br/>If THORchain represents decentralization with genuine consequences, Wagyu.xyz represents the inverse, and it does so while wearing decentralization’s clothing.<br/><br/>Wagyu.xyz operates a bridge for Monero into HyperLiquid. Earlier this year, faced with the threat of stolen funds being laundered through the bridge, the operator paused swaps. Unilaterally. Immediately. Done.<br/><br/>Sit with the irony of that for a moment.<br/><br/>Monero is arguably the most genuinely decentralized privacy asset in existence. Pseudonymous developers. Community-driven governance. No foundation holding veto power. No venture capital with a seat at the table. Monero was built from the ground up toresist exactly the kind of centralized intervention that Wagyu’s operator executed with a single decision.<br/><br/>The bridge carrying Monero into HyperLiquid, itself a highly centralized exchange infrastructure, is a central entity making central decisions, wrapped in the aesthetic of decentralized finance. When the operator paused swaps, they may have made the morally defensible call. But they proved, beyond any reasonable interpretation, that the system was never decentralized to begin with. A genuinely decentralized protocol cannot pause because one person decided it should. That is not a feature. That is the definition of centralization.<br/><br/>This is the quiet danger in the broader ecosystem: not the obvious pretenders, but the projects that sincerely believe they are decentralized because they are adjacent to decentralized assets or infrastructure. Wrapping Monero in a centralized bridge does not inherit Monero’s properties. It negates them at the point of entry.<br/><br/>A Spectrum Worth Mapping Honestly<br/><br/>Not all centralization is equal, and intellectual honesty requires acknowledging gradations.<br/><br/>Bitcoin offers a clarifying example. The ongoing coexistence of Bitcoin Core and Bitcoin Knots, two divergent clients reflecting genuinely different philosophies, reflects a network where direction emerges through open debate rather than top-down mandate. No single company can force a protocol change across that network. That is structural decentralization operating at the client level, and it matters precisely because it is unglamorous and slow.<br/><br/>Contrast that with Ripple, where a private company holds significant influence over the development roadmap and protocol direction. Or Zcash, where a venture-backed foundation retains meaningful power over the network’s fundamental operation. These are not decentralized networks that happen to have foundations. They are foundation-directed networks that use decentralization as a descriptor when convenient.<br/>Monero sits at one end of this spectrum: genuinely distributed, genuinely resistant, and genuinely ungovernable by any single actor. That ungovernability is precisely what makes a centralized bridge into it such a sharp irony. You cannot centralize the exit ramp and call the highway free. The bridge is the protocol, for anyone using it.<br/><br/>The Question the Industry Keeps Avoiding<br/><br/>THORchain’s node operators made the right call today. They made it mid-exploit, after one vault had already been swept, not before. The consensus halt preserved logs and protected other vaults, but it could not reclaim what had already moved. Wagyu’s operator made a defensible decision to protect users from laundered funds moving through their bridge. In doing so, they demonstrated that their infrastructure was never what the language around it implied.<br/>Both of these things happened within the same news cycle. Both are illustrative of the same unresolved question that this industry has been circling for years without answering directly.<br/><br/>What do we actually want decentralization to be?<br/><br/>Do we want protocols that are genuinely ungovernable, accepting that this means bad actors operate freely within them until consensus forms, if it forms at all, and sometimes not before damage is done? Or do we want kill switches dressed in the language of decentralization, where someone, somewhere, still holds the lever, and we simply agree not to ask who?<br/><br/>The architecture does not permit both. A protocol that can be stopped by one party is controlled by one party, regardless of what the website says. A protocol that cannot be stopped by one party will occasionally do things that one party, or many parties, desperately wish it would not.<br/>Today gave us both versions of that reality playing out simultaneously. THORchain’s consensus halt was decentralization functioning as intended. The funds that moved before it were decentralization functioning as intended. Wagyu’s unilateral pause was centralization revealing itself under pressure.<br/>Until the industry is willing to answer the underlying question honestly, in whitepapers, in architecture decisions, in the actual code that ships rather than the marketing copy that precedes it, users will continue to discover, often at significant cost, that the decentralization they were sold was more aspirational than operational.<br/><br/>Today is a reasonable day to start answering it seriously. 2026-05-16T18:06:35Z https://njump.cloud.vinney.xyz/nevent1qqstndg06v3gtdtx74qatzlqh7mrs5gpgwfza6yu39r537kepejfqyszyqrewmcv7h3yn6hytw06qyl9eqamatzr2rrdatjtxjh8cf06h7gvgy8xglz With the integration into <br/>THORChain by jpthor<br/> <br/>We can expect a true DEX with the most important part missing by every other exchange and P2P platform:<br/><br/>Absolutely 0 counter-party human involvement exchange medium to swap into and out of Monero. <br/><br/>kayabaNerve work on SeraiDEX is coming to fruition.<br/><br/>There is no wrapped token. There is no KYC. There is no arbiter. There is very little, if any, risk that comes with any P2P platform, swap service, or exchanges. <br/><br/>There is no bullshit<br/><br/>$XMR: Completely private, completely free 2026-05-14T20:51:07Z https://njump.cloud.vinney.xyz/nevent1qqspaa4rgdem5qqrerhrwmec2060tl0ttsemz8e7xmd2wxy7qq75nqczyqrewmcv7h3yn6hytw06qyl9eqamatzr2rrdatjtxjh8cf06h7gvglqj53a This is the problem with optional privacy<br/><br/>With BTC, you know the risks and there’s no mental gymnastics with it<br/><br/>With Monero, you know it’s private and there’s no mental gymnastics on trying to find out if it’s private <br/> <img src="https://blossom.primal.net/3860dfbd7cecd4e8026c1c4a2f27792d477b95b41243cde04d08bd1a18112fa2.jpg"> 2026-05-14T12:27:03Z https://njump.cloud.vinney.xyz/nevent1qqsgz3kaxn3ne8uv8eppxn3gg6007z0lyk475zysgm8q06sarv30rhczyqrewmcv7h3yn6hytw06qyl9eqamatzr2rrdatjtxjh8cf06h7gvg5m465j Once esteemed developer Riccardo Spagni, credited with making Monero what it is today, seems to have rugged Tari, a project he’s worked on for the last few years. <br/><br/>In an X space, lead developer Naveen Spark, claimed that until recently, he considered “fluffypony” a friend. “A lot of deception”. When asked if Fluffy leaving created a contributor hole, Naveen said it didn’t. Naveen said to go look at Ricardo’s GitHub contributions and it will tell the full story. 2026-04-15T13:51:24Z https://njump.cloud.vinney.xyz/nevent1qqsg3qq0wl078txyfgu05llr4nyd9z73zqs2ezgszszfpk2u87997tczyqrewmcv7h3yn6hytw06qyl9eqamatzr2rrdatjtxjh8cf06h7gvgpjm4af In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqswf5l67hwt0wznnude98jjlej9xuatpclqfw6wjd83xlzwvcx3l3cpydmhxue69uhhyetvv9ujuurjd9kkzmpwdejhgtmedahxgetj94c8y6tnd5qhllgf'>nevent1q…llgf</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>Deflock.org to see your local surveillance state 2026-04-15T13:36:02Z https://njump.cloud.vinney.xyz/nevent1qqsr8667a22zajm04af7pqw7z98gmkrjs85tqhfvq2kel9wdjxdk7tqzyqrewmcv7h3yn6hytw06qyl9eqamatzr2rrdatjtxjh8cf06h7gvg40ak39 In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqstnddyzkknzgxc3vexdtpdceqduptpl8cvnn7vgpp5lss7g6tf87sza36fj'>nevent1q…36fj</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>Guess I need to setup I2P and see what the fuss is about. 2026-03-30T12:25:28Z https://njump.cloud.vinney.xyz/nevent1qqspgh9k5phk5l7k7qvs6zgku4pgfx4dm7zf927vxs03mqkh43j4xxqzyqrewmcv7h3yn6hytw06qyl9eqamatzr2rrdatjtxjh8cf06h7gvg9vve9d In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqsfntk2xpussy2ytwqgc2wdtrcxfz3gqxp5rgpx4ut9snep50wnrkc3h4093'>nevent1q…4093</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>So you’re saying I’m a software developer?<br/><br/>Here I thought I was vibing 2026-03-30T12:24:21Z https://njump.cloud.vinney.xyz/nevent1qqsy4pgsaks8hzgmad7smujd9ayzc62z82q6unc74yy98pk806l7hdqzyqrewmcv7h3yn6hytw06qyl9eqamatzr2rrdatjtxjh8cf06h7gvgcz8953 Missed by a quarter (should have been 26Q1) but this is exciting!!!<br/><br/>Monero Beta testnet to deploy before 5/1<br/> <img src="https://blossom.primal.net/a625bdde40ff4fce3be571f17c87f51fbe54f75bfc4c9d5aa67a30148484c9bd.jpg"> 2026-03-27T17:55:51Z https://njump.cloud.vinney.xyz/nevent1qqsgaeyateptv5gvzqw0mjns2lfgrvxchjxu6whsc0e2tmce92etunszyqrewmcv7h3yn6hytw06qyl9eqamatzr2rrdatjtxjh8cf06h7gvge3axa6 Perusing Reddit this morning. I keep to a few subreddits to see what’s useful. <br/><br/>All-in-One media server deployment based on the *Arr services. A simple script to deploy things like Radarr, Sonarr, etc and have your own media server. <br/><br/><a href="https://github.com/DarthVibe/Executarr">https://github.com/DarthVibe/Executarr</a> 2026-03-27T12:22:30Z https://njump.cloud.vinney.xyz/nevent1qqsf4n7axlz9t9kdhy5a00pau5rq54tsqaetl4j4euezg88xejw3kwqzyqrewmcv7h3yn6hytw06qyl9eqamatzr2rrdatjtxjh8cf06h7gvgz0527d In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqsxyvqazl3m4etdhnhjqranmmvqea68gjlstpsjggyh3plp03s6egs8g7cra'>nevent1q…7cra</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>Gm 2026-03-25T14:17:22Z https://njump.cloud.vinney.xyz/nevent1qqsvhx3v47smftmry8p3qhjmnskz33c4nxf7wynee7efah8g04aqd4szyqrewmcv7h3yn6hytw06qyl9eqamatzr2rrdatjtxjh8cf06h7gvgthlu9h In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqs87kqderg3kc3055mqngcv24h6k64rve2tzzukc0e56p2e0vra4jqxe5h9r'>nevent1q…5h9r</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>For self custody, it seems to be great<br/><br/>But MAGIC Grants is fedded. Justin Ehrenhofer is a fed, works with the Feds, and has no business funding or giving grants to Monero developers. The same reason I speak out against Zcash I’ll speak out against MAGIC. <br/><br/>1 pr and update, your TX history and anonymity is gone. It’s one thing to trust devs who constantly push even more privacy. It’s another to trust an entity whose head is seeking to deanon Monero for “lawful purposes”. Couple with the incoming CARROT viewkeys (which I support), this is a bad recipe in the making. 2026-03-25T14:16:57Z https://njump.cloud.vinney.xyz/nevent1qqsy3v303wpc8tnxnn9paj34hxa7t40naf432m30qn2c7st2dhu9zsczyqrewmcv7h3yn6hytw06qyl9eqamatzr2rrdatjtxjh8cf06h7gvgmgaufm In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqs042l5nllmcnf5gdgjz7vpm2c690jufmj56pgyjhct7s877lqlu7shvq3jt'>nevent1q…q3jt</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>Oh this is interesting… 2026-03-24T22:34:58Z https://njump.cloud.vinney.xyz/nevent1qqsqddru8keyeg89xdh6g6vtjwtx2905mfpq3lvmv2x2muexr5r640szyqrewmcv7h3yn6hytw06qyl9eqamatzr2rrdatjtxjh8cf06h7gvgqy0cef Here’s the Chainalysis training video they gave to the IRS. <br/><br/><a href="https://odysee.com/@takebackourtech:f/chainalysis_XMR:d">https://odysee.com/@takebackourtech:f/chainalysis_XMR:d</a><br/><br/>6:50 “…increasing ring size to 100s will make our jobs that much more difficult”<br/><br/>13:35 “…a lot of how we do our Monero tracing is through involves IP observation…”<br/>13:55 “Dandelion has made that impossible.”<br/><br/>15:15 “Here we see are stealth addresses. We can’t just toss that into the search bar and see other transactions from that user.”<br/><br/>Minutes 16 through 18 show how they use heuristic probability with fees and number of decoys. They also are using the older 10 decoy setup and not the current 16, soon to be hundreds of thousands with FCMP++<br/><br/>19:55 “…are greyed out. These are our tool ruling out some decoys. It uses a variety of heuristics to determine some of those {decoys} may have been previously spent”<br/><br/>20:20 “… We have an output labeled RPC. This will always draw our attention. What that means is a user connected to one of our nodes to broadcast their transaction.”<br/><br/>20:35 to end: Shows transaction hashes from MorphToken swapping service. They didn’t trace it without having bad OPSEC. The subject used Chainalysis nodes to broadcast his transactions. That was on Exodus, a lightweight wallet where there’s no self-custody. It was also relying on 10 decoys. Chainalysis isn’t going to show a hard to trace for training, they want to show exactly how they did it to find other like transactions. <br/><br/>So yeah, the Chainalysis can’t trace Monero easily and a lot of tracing in this video relied on decoys, heuristics, sloppy OPSEC, and subpoena’d data because of Bitcoin transactions being public. 2026-03-23T23:40:01Z https://njump.cloud.vinney.xyz/nevent1qqsqwc8j9qplnt5ukzyw55udwz87qsl8zng7j5y9w8yrtamfspzljyqzyqrewmcv7h3yn6hytw06qyl9eqamatzr2rrdatjtxjh8cf06h7gvgc35mwd In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqsxq0z2m70mkycwe2z0jlqtjhsdxpj55rcenhzgrxfa9ckczct520cvafju9'>nevent1q…fju9</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>Coupled with typical OPSEC behaviors with ease of use and boom, cooked 2026-03-23T23:29:12Z https://njump.cloud.vinney.xyz/nevent1qqsts4trzmvjl7dul0g7mptn5mrgwtgmeawjvtxjtk07sf45npqtffqzyqrewmcv7h3yn6hytw06qyl9eqamatzr2rrdatjtxjh8cf06h7gvg4dgv7q In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqs9s8t383drrxd0kmln8ef42r40dg2hwg9lastm876k3d5ya4m02qsgk6720'>nevent1q…6720</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>I read non-custodial completely wrong. 2026-03-23T19:21:27Z https://njump.cloud.vinney.xyz/nevent1qqst89ftzjx8wmy5pqq757fnf9nmn92caz9jj2guwzzt23u744r4t4szyqrewmcv7h3yn6hytw06qyl9eqamatzr2rrdatjtxjh8cf06h7gvg6en57d In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqsgmu9fm032y7dqdwjanhd6umsfxuxmxppey0m55pt8tzq0lqfrnxcky5kxa'>nevent1q…5kxa</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>Did you get Skylight? 2026-03-23T17:36:07Z https://njump.cloud.vinney.xyz/nevent1qqs83fzwlhcf70rcnny2t9kavn02vqyv408a0ys6qy28rflsg8384qczyqrewmcv7h3yn6hytw06qyl9eqamatzr2rrdatjtxjh8cf06h7gvgetg3m8 You don’t need to worry about Proton being breached and having you data stolen. <br/><br/>They’ll give it to the FBI for free, cuz they asked nicely<br/> <img src="https://blossom.primal.net/4d73ea7e201d1f72db5d81a2b61fc014114219e1031c30d12b17926d4f3a7c90.jpg"> 2026-03-19T12:41:22Z https://njump.cloud.vinney.xyz/nevent1qqs0nxkran9hzeas3d04sjgr7mpjltmsn2j99q7unu2hqat74c4flaqzyqrewmcv7h3yn6hytw06qyl9eqamatzr2rrdatjtxjh8cf06h7gvgusxxar The more you spend and transfer, the bigger the anonymity set<br/><br/>FCMP++ will be the greatest upgrade to Monero since its inception. Effectively becoming what Bitcoin should have been all along<br/> <img src="https://blossom.primal.net/6a30c79bca1a6bec97c554852dcb3631707fb041695a2512b3bc6c3699d2e0c7.jpg"> 2026-03-19T02:37:40Z https://njump.cloud.vinney.xyz/nevent1qqs00gv3ht0ue46kw5mlddfsnt98q9wa50s6efa8upmdn06tfakjcagzyqrewmcv7h3yn6hytw06qyl9eqamatzr2rrdatjtxjh8cf06h7gvg7y0z2t In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqsg28p4a76tzy5fvukygs27e7f2xxvmjgqk9x2lt6mag8dmk2khzxsprfmhxue69uhhyetvv9ujuurjd9kkzmpwdejhgtmkxyhsj7dq24'>nevent1q…dq24</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>Gm 2026-03-17T12:19:57Z https://njump.cloud.vinney.xyz/nevent1qqsyv2fhpujhs4h2ssc8tnv4s77v2zn55d8za4f2ya9r40zk7echjwgzyqrewmcv7h3yn6hytw06qyl9eqamatzr2rrdatjtxjh8cf06h7gvgmfgatu We’ve gone from<br/><br/>“That’s photoshopped”<br/><br/>To<br/><br/>“That’s AI!”<br/><br/>Another Millenial torch has been passed on 2026-03-17T12:19:21Z https://njump.cloud.vinney.xyz/nevent1qqs0235kfgma5fq6z9npg5hzlx9t3shyy4fvqly5x2vsmq9nk5s7l5szyqrewmcv7h3yn6hytw06qyl9eqamatzr2rrdatjtxjh8cf06h7gvgj6n3e5 If you use Docker and/or have a media server, message me or let me know below if you can test something for me. <br/><br/>I’ve built something that has spawned 2 something’s and need honest opinions. 2026-03-17T02:35:57Z https://njump.cloud.vinney.xyz/nevent1qqsx7q28zs3sprlxf26jr5q06u7dhpz3jfpj4c9c8urym5rgvhx89aczyqrewmcv7h3yn6hytw06qyl9eqamatzr2rrdatjtxjh8cf06h7gvgm6dd45 In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqswjj52cyxgww2zz35vemf3hx4cl3drqr8zqhmeu3ukd6ccu5ks74qfwepaz'>nevent1q…epaz</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>His ammo shoots wonderfully. I have a hundred rounds or so left 2026-03-16T19:49:50Z https://njump.cloud.vinney.xyz/nevent1qqs2j6u0vs3vzhahrjhd9aj9lp3xxspwh23wfxa2jgtmtjsjk4m0xsszyqrewmcv7h3yn6hytw06qyl9eqamatzr2rrdatjtxjh8cf06h7gvgdw2xcm In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqswncyyyellkqf5qd8pcs99qflua3lcvgrksnqekndv82mvwsnpdvgevl805'>nevent1q…l805</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>He’s small time in the grander scheme but one of the best 2026-03-16T19:44:55Z https://njump.cloud.vinney.xyz/nevent1qqsgxj8m84dc607z9hndu475l2mp5ly7azrp3u6en0ghtjlwgngce4qzyqrewmcv7h3yn6hytw06qyl9eqamatzr2rrdatjtxjh8cf06h7gvgr3gnrz In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqsw9n7h8fzg2v4nqz6c2k2g42qflp3hkdlmg9y0fxm7rqzqw8x0lpcnehjmz'>nevent1q…hjmz</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>9mm is not really a hunting round. I’m down to my last 1000 rounds and I don’t like it 2026-03-16T19:44:07Z https://njump.cloud.vinney.xyz/nevent1qqstqnzqp3nrxcmnkkvnegmw6rkqag9jjalzh39lujaa3ucfva3j66szyqrewmcv7h3yn6hytw06qyl9eqamatzr2rrdatjtxjh8cf06h7gvgs6u5j6 In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqs2tjv93005evp7de30d7vuspnxkk76u7r7356fw6ynrlwvdp6phnspndmhxue69uhkummn9ekx7mp0y5erqamnwvaz7tmwdaehgu3wd3skuep0y5erqffjxpshvct5v9ez2v3swaehxw309ahx7um5wgh8w6twv5hj2v3sy5erqctkv96xzu39xgc8wumn8ghj7ur4wfcxcetjv4kxz7fwvdhk6te9xgc8wumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnyv9kh2uewd9hj7ffjxpmhxue69uhhyetvv9ujuumwdae8gtnnda3kjctv9uwx5dhy'>nevent1q…5dhy</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>The issue is OPSEC and public blockchains, not how you choose to store it 2026-03-10T16:48:13Z https://njump.cloud.vinney.xyz/nevent1qqsv0xd0ph7jjezkjxxrqz6e5df8y2mw9dlll6uevmtwywz3gqs8k7szyqrewmcv7h3yn6hytw06qyl9eqamatzr2rrdatjtxjh8cf06h7gvgw7wg5m If you have setup *Arr stack for your media server<br/><br/>How long did it take you to get all the kinks worked out? <br/><br/>How much is it saving you in streaming?<br/><br/>Are you saving money on streaming?<br/> <img src="https://blossom.primal.net/9794f51272803e6e2d05714a0bc0abb8c00b61bc537ae606956d723843f1664a.jpg"> 2026-03-09T03:49:54Z https://njump.cloud.vinney.xyz/nevent1qqsz5azjr788wathg6vs627ldud9zngwydn3cny3ymkq6pr67k7q2jqzyqrewmcv7h3yn6hytw06qyl9eqamatzr2rrdatjtxjh8cf06h7gvgt2wxe2 In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqs0h9nw5hgf3tf0tn79ud09s22wnex97dszeamru7mwnhzpqeer29ga3auum'>nevent1q…auum</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>GM<br/><br/>Get Moner 2026-03-04T14:01:48Z https://njump.cloud.vinney.xyz/nevent1qqs9hywymnflk2323zmkucuyzurfyrjcryuf2udxwmg974740kyzzzszyqrewmcv7h3yn6hytw06qyl9eqamatzr2rrdatjtxjh8cf06h7gvg9gzwfk Where can I get world news on here? In case centralized places get attacked 2026-03-04T02:13:48Z