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xmr-btc-atomic-swap
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BasicSwap, an upcoming fully private cross-chain DEX with no central point of failure
Earlier today was just announced "BasicSwap"; an open-source DEX that's fully private, cross-chain, and has full order book support. The DEX also supports true Monero atomic swaps based on the original work of h4sh3d, with no wrapped assets.
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Nano + Smart Contract Calls
That post was from August 16th. September 2nd had this post confirming their implementation https://meroscrypto.medium.com/atomic-swaps-enabling-nano-via-asmr-98ecde842110. Here is a successful CI run (most recent on the master branch) setting up a BTC node and a Nano node in order to execute a swap https://github.com/MerosCrypto/asmr/runs/4492558755?check_suite_focus=true. Here is the whitepaper documenting how it's possible as well https://github.com/h4sh3d/xmr-btc-atomic-swap/blob/master/whitepaper/xmr-btc.pdf. There is also an extensive test suite, along with documentation with the code itself you are welcome to read.
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Bounty for XMR-ETH atomic swap
Here is a link to the original algorithm design by Joel Gugger of atomic swaps that lock the Bitcoin first and don't require changes to the Monero code: https://github.com/h4sh3d/xmr-btc-atomic-swap/blob/master/whitepaper/xmr-btc.pdf.
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Everyone loves scrutinizing NFTs for just being a piece of art you can screen shot but no one talks about the real world applications they have
Just a matter of time. (https://github.com/h4sh3d/xmr-btc-atomic-swap)
- Let there be swaps! - Public XMR<>BTC Atomic Swap Demo
matrix.to
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Lunatik: Lunatik is a framework for scripting the Linux kernel with Lua
Happy to see this on HN =). Lunatik’s main author here. AMA.
Please feel welcome to join us on Matrix [1] as well.
[1] https://matrix.to/#/#lunatik:matrix.org
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The KDE desktop gets an overhaul with Plasma 6
There is this list of 15-minute bugs that should be easy to tackle https://bugs.kde.org/buglist.cgi?bug_severity=critical&bug_s...
Also strarting on smaller KDE applications is usually a great way to start, For example the Plasma widgets/applets or KDE games or educational applications.
You can join the New Contributors char room on Matrix to get help with starting out https://matrix.to/#/#new-contributors:kde.org
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Contributing Scrutiny to Nixpkgs
There's also https://matrix.to/#/#review-requests:nixos.org
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The Matrix Trashfire
Hi, I'm the Thib person mention in this article, and I agree that QA is super important. I can mostly talk about matrix.org, since I have little power over the Element clients. Disclaimer though: I'm technically employed by Element (to make paperwork simpler since I'm France-based, Element has an entity in France, and the Foundation is UK-based), but I'm working for the Foundation full time.
This kind of article is super valuable since it gives us the perspective of a new user. I opened https://github.com/matrix-org/matrix.org/issues/2178 to translate the gripes mentioned in the issue into actionable items for us. I took action on the most urgent one (updating the Try Matrix page), but want to take the time to go beyond the surface symptoms and address the root cause of the other gripes.
On the Foundation side, we're a small but mighty team of four. The website is currently maintained part time by me and a volunteer who is doing an excellent job at it.
As I wrote recently in a blog post "Tracking what works, not people" (https://ergaster.org/posts/2024/01/24-tracking-what-works/), I would love to have the resources to conduct user research and user testing on the website but I unfortunately don't. We deployed privacy-preserving analytics to see where people drop and what confuses them. It's not nearly as good as proper QA and user testing, but that's what we can afford for now.
Overall I'm grateful to the author for documenting their frustration, and even more grateful for reacting constructively to our responses and integrating them in the blog post! One of the strengths of open source is to find and address issues collectively. I consider this blog post to be a good open source contribution.
If people around believe in our mission and want to help us with their brainpower, I invite them to join our "Office of the Matrix.org Foundation" room: https://matrix.to/#/%23foundation-office:matrix.org
For those aligned with our mission and who want to support us financially, the https://matrix.org/support/ page should give you all the information you need to help us out.
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OpenBao – FOSS Fork of HashiCorp Vault
https://matrix.to/#/#openbao-general:chat.lfx.linuxfoundatio...
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Show HN: Desert Atlas, a Self-Hosted OpenStreetMap App for Sandstorm
Hi all,
This project release is a long time coming. It was a big uphill battle, and by far my largest endeavor so far. I built it for Sandstorm because I believe in Sandstorm's model, and I wanted to show that there's still life and potential in it. If you're inspired, joining our OpenCollective would be really helpful: https://opencollective.com/sandstormcommunity (keeping in mind that Sandstorm has now moved from its original leadership to a community project https://sandstorm.org/news/2023-11-03-from-io-to-org).
You can also join our mailing list or connect on the fediverse: https://sandstorm.org/community (The IRC link is outdated, we've effectively moved to Matrix for now due to the libera.chat split: https://matrix.to/#/#sandstorm:libera.chat)
Also: I'm open for hire! You can see some of my skills in putting things together in this blog post. I'd love to work in something FOSS or OSM related, but not a requirement. I mostly do Python and Golang, with a bit of Haskell under my belt. Other projects and resume here: https://github.com/orblivion/me
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Shutting down the Matrix bridge to Libera Chat
I really appreciate you sharing your concerns, and for all the hope and energy you've put into Matrix to date. Very much to your point, we're not yet in a state where I recommend Matrix to friends and family. Right now I only use it with people in FOSS and other circles where folks are a little more patient with the tech.
Only time will tell, and of course I'm biased as the Matrix.org Foundation's Managing Director, but I think there's good reason to remain hopeful:
The spec continues to evolve with major improvements expected in feature set and performance in the next year as we get to the 2.0 spec release, the Foundation is staffing up and beginning to fundraise, we're on the cusp of holding our first ever community elections to seat a Governing Board, and adoption has continued doubling on an annual basis.
I invite you and anyone else who is invested and/or concerned to join us in the Foundation's new office room – it's a way to get a view into ongoing activities, ask questions, provide direct feedback, and celebrate all the little wins on our way to collective success: https://matrix.to/#/#foundation-office:matrix.org
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USB Made Simple (2008)
Cool! Just in case you haven't come across this, we've got a (rather quiet lately) chat that might be useful.
https://matrix.to/#/#usb-rs:matrix.org
What are some alternatives?
xmr-btc-swap - Bitcoin–Monero Cross-chain Atomic Swap
cinny - Yet another matrix client
haveno - Decentralized P2P exchange built on Monero and Tor
fluffychat
p2pool - Decentralized pool for Monero mining
syphon - ⚗️ a privacy centric matrix client
grin-btc-poc - A proof-of-concept implementation of a Grin-Bitcoin atomic swap
Ferdi - Ferdi is a free and opensource all-in-one desktop app that helps you organize how you use your favourite apps
gomuks - A terminal based Matrix client written in Go.
jellyfin-androidtv - Android TV Client for Jellyfin
Synapse - Synapse: Matrix homeserver written in Python/Twisted.