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@marttimalmi @grok how is this better or compatible with tailscale?

Got annoyed by Tailscale requiring 3rd party accounts, so created Nostr VPN. It signals over nostr relays and creates a wireguard / boringtun network. Builds for Macos and Linux. Using it between my Macs, but haven't tested extensively yet.

@ryangerritsen But freedom of choice is perfectly possible when one hardly has to form one’s own idea.

CBC pumps out endless propaganda. It’s actually unbelievable that so many people in Canada still can’t see what this organization is doing. I don’t want and of my money funding them.

@junonewscom He conveniently forgot to mention that bad actors do not use the tools or data he wants to surveil and collect.

Public Safety Minister Gary Anandasangaree says Bill C-22 (Lawful Access Act) would modernize police access to data to better investigate digital crime. "It is not about the surveillance of honest, hardworking Canadians," he said. "It is about keeping Canadians safe online."

@mgeist Yeah, they have it backwards in a safe society citizen information and data is private , government information and data is public .

The Lawful Access Privacy Risks: Unpacking Bill C-22’s Expansive Metadata Retention Requirements michaelgeist.ca/2026/03/the-la…

@ImJulianAssange Another distraction from and opportunity cost to help Canadians.

Canada has played a significant role in helping Ukraine develop its drone warfare capabilities by supplying drones, funding the Drone Capability Coalition (DCC), and investing in joint production. Canada has committed over $300 million to drone-related support, including donating over 900+ drones, high-resolution cameras, and funding Ukrainian domestic production. Ukraine is assisting Israel with drone warfare with Canadian weapons and technology making Canada a proxy to Israel against Iran.

@schneierblog Not really. Canada needs to have government exit private markets, then the cost of AI will be nominal

Canada Needs Nationalized, Public AI schneier.com/blog/archives/…

@Heyrohanislam Master

I built 100+ n8n automations this year—and made 6 figs. Here’s everything I learned. Most people struggle because nobody shows the full picture. What’s inside: → 17 nodes that power 90% of my builds → n8n MCP + Claude Code setup → Opus 4.5 prompt library → AI Clip Factory (1 video → 100+ clips) → YouTube research automation → Competitor watch + content engine Agencies charge $5K–$15K to build these. It took 200+ hours to compile. Free for you. If you want it: Like + comment "Master" I’ll DM you the details.

@dashboardlim Host

no mac mini? no problem i've had dozens of people ask me how to run openclaw without dropping $600+ on hardware so i created the playbook step by step guide on how to self host openclaw using a cloud hosting provider Want it FREE? Comment 'HOST' and i'll send the full guide over

@MmisterNobody Since when is it the role of government to compete in the private market for goods and services ? We wont have to go to war with China .its the lesson on how to steal a country without firing a shot.

🚨LIBERAL GOVERNMENT OF CANADA QUIETLY PUSHING FOR DIGITAL ID The Government of Canada has now officially launched GC Wallet, a new digital ID app that stores credit cards and licences. When digital ID is being pushed by a lot of countries, you know something big is about to happen.

@DCinvestor I dunno about you bruh… but i want a real pilot in the front of the plane

Vitalik’s new post now clearly articulates the hyper-scaled vision for L1 while talking about how L2s can still fit in with it if they want to even if many undifferentiated general purpose L2s are not the way forward, L1 will never be enough we will always need specialized blockspace with unique characteristics, more superfast and high capacity blockspace which makes tradeoffs L1 can’t, and blockspace which corporate entities can exercise more control it’s a bold vision- one which the entire future of crypto could be built upon onward

Claiming token holders are “partners” to justify service is logically ( and legally) flawed. You assume the status to serve, then use the service to prove the fact in dispute. Service can’t create a party

@PixOnChain That’s malpractice waiting to happen. Most people would prefer a pilot to draw conclusions about how planes are flown

How scammers use HyperLiquid to launder money: 1. Deposit $5M in stolen funds to HL. 2. Use 50x leverage to open a $250M short (against funding). 3. Hedge the short by opening $250M in longs on other exchanges using “clean” money. 4. Coin drops 2% → HL short gets liquidated → stolen funds are wiped. 5. Meanwhile, the “clean” long positions gain 2% → $5M profit, now fully laundered. Why it works: - Leverage forces liquidation on small moves (2% drop = full wipe). - Shorting against funding makes a squeeze more likely. Rinse, repeat, cash out. P.S. Obviously, this is a simplified version. They’ll tweak position sizes to avoid perfect 1:1 hedges, making it harder to track, etc.

@CertiKAlert That’s malpractice waiting to happen.

#CertiKInsight 🚨 We have detected Tornado Cash deposits that trace to the alleged wallet compromise on Jan 10th that cost over $282M. Part of the fund (~$63M) was bridged to 0xF73a4EbC3d0984F166AC215471Cc895cB4F5cc21 before further laundering. Stay Vigilant!

cointelegraph.com/news/hacked-cr… Darwin awards

@SpecterAnalyst Somewhat , kinda… incoherent . I expect a credible “report” to not have basic mistakes in it.

On January 16, 2025, at 21:15 UTC, a victim lost $6.7M due to a private key compromise. The stolen funds were swapped into ETH. Of this amount, 1,899 ETH was bridged to the Bitcoin network and deposited into the Wasabi mixer, while the remaining 159 ETH was deposited into Tornado Cash. Theft addresses 0x6509Cac8d378765dD2612705De25Fb06207dd4d8 0x376874A97Db6022cA5Eb9194EF164Da37936E229 0xB49eeb5DbED66C02e90A5084C6AAA0A891A95Ad8 0x88c46f87127e7455f2dc5e5B20A628e3695dF020 bc1qwqjuszqqk9p73eqcxn07t2teqt2pdgxquumwqk While the attacker moved quickly to launder the stolen funds, partial recovery may have been possible if the incident had been reported immediately. If you observe any suspicious activity on your wallet, report it as soon as possible to blockchain investigators or security professionals A common mistake is contacting law enforcement first instead of investigators, in most cases, it's zero at least for that period Stay smart.

@DefiIgnas Truly living in his own movie. Yet another nobody unlocking secrets the entire field of qualified experts somehow slept on. 🫡

Why: - used Tornado Cash? -> straight to jail But - using Railgun, no jail? Both are privacy tools but where is the line between legal and straight-to-jail tech?

1/ Uncensored access to the internet is something everyone should advocate for. No, something everyone should demand. A short 🧵for a Monday morning in January.

@SpecterAnalyst @Cobratate Another fake “analyst”

Andrew Tate (@Cobratate ) may allegedly be involved in money laundering activity. Wallets linked to him have deposited up to $30M into Railgun over the past two years and have also been linked to a pig-butchering scam case. On June 9, 2024, Andrew Tate posted a DM screenshot claiming that someone offered to pay him to shill a token, which he said he rejected. I have reason to believe this message was LARP, as the wallet address shown in the message (0x9B67) appears to belong to Andrew Tate himself. Wallet address: 0x9B674ee463B0e84de483Cc4aF6c95Ce4A4323602 This wallet transferred $4 directly to his public wallet on December 14, 2024. Another wallet linked to him (0x730C) has interacted with 0x9B67 multiple times, transferring funds that were later swapped and deposited for trading on Hyperliquid. In March 2025, a case was filed in Texas by victims of a pig-butchering scam involving approximately $5M, occurring between January 2023 and February 2025. The court documents list multiple wallets used to launder the stolen funds. One wallet named in the filing is linked to 0x9B67 and transferred a total of $1.2M to Andrew Tate–linked wallet 0x9B67, as well as to other wallets, including 0x4A767, which received $8M. Over a two-year period, a wallet linked to Andrew Tate deposited approximately $30M into Railgun, with a significant portion of the funds originating from @RadomPay , a crypto payment platform. Railgun-linked wallet: 0x89Ea338c27b65cf0dE85871e919a58010737371e While Andrew Tate is not listed as a defendant in the referenced case, the movement of funds associated with wallets linked to him appears highly suspicious. The activity shows techniques commonly associated with money laundering, including transfers in both small and large amounts through nested services and high-risk exchanges. Andrew Tate was charged in 2023 with human trafficking, money laundering, and organized crime. Stay smart.

If you are a "crypto data analytics company" and you are still posting metrics like monthly active addresses and daily transaction counts as if they mean anything, then you are a terrible data analytics company.

@MboiryA @VceGoRGHP Fake