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stateDiagram-v2
    state BisqMusigProtocol {
        [*] --> SigningOfTxs
        SigningOfTxs --> [*]: Cancelled
        state "DepositTxBroadcast w/ Seller's deposit & trade amount [TR key spend: P'] and Buyer's deposit [TR key spend: Q']" as DepositTxBroadcast
        SigningOfTxs --> DepositTxBroadcast
        DepositTxBroadcast --> TradersExchangeSecretKeysForP'
        DepositTxBroadcast --> SellerBroadcastsSwapTx
        DepositTxBroadcast --> SellerOrBuyerBroadcastWarningTx

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stateDiagram-v2
    state BuyerAsTaker {
        [*] --> TakerSentTakeOfferRequest
        TakerSentTakeOfferRequest --> TakerReceivedOfferResponse: Option 1 - Buyer receives take offer response, then account details can be exchanged in any order.
        TakerReceivedOfferResponse --> BuyerSentBtcAddress: Option 1.1 - Buyer sends btc address first, then seller sends account data.
        TakerSentTakeOfferRequest --> TakerDidNotReceiveOfferResponse: Option 2 - Buyer takes offer and sends btc address right after that. Then receives take offer response and finally seller's account data.
        TakerReceivedOfferResponse --> BuyerReceivedAccountData: Option 1.2 - Seller sends account data first, then buyer sends btc address.
        BuyerReceivedAccountData --> BuyerSentBtcAddressAndReceivedAccountData
        BuyerSentBtcAddress --> BuyerSentBtcAddressAndReceivedAccountData

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-- Individual wallets
SELECT wallets.name AS wallet_name, SUM(apipayments.amount - ABS(apipayments.fee)) AS balance FROM apipayments
 INNER JOIN wallets ON apipayments.wallet = wallets.id
 WHERE ((wallets.deleted = FALSE) OR (wallets.deleted IS NULL)) AND
       (((apipayments.status = 'success') AND (apipayments.amount > 0)) OR
        ((apipayments.status IN ('success', 'pending')) AND (apipayments.amount < 0)))
 GROUP BY wallets.name;

-- Total
SELECT SUM(COALESCE(apipayments.amount, 0) - COALESCE(ABS(apipayments.fee), 0)) AS total_balance FROM apipayments

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#!/bin/bash

[[ "${1^^}" == "GET" || "${1^^}" == "POST" ]] && [[ "${2}" =~ ^/.*$ ]] || exit 2

urlencode () {
  [[ -n "${1}" ]] && echo -n "${1}" | perl -p -e 's/([^A-Za-z0-9-._~])/sprintf("%%%02X", ord($1))/seg'
}

#oauth1 vars
consumer_key="..."

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New suggestions

Mircea Cărtărescu - Solenoid (2015) {840pp / 34h4m} [Goodreads link]

Presented as the fragmented manuscript of a failed writer, Solenoid pulls us into the rhythms of an ordinary life, before veering into something altogether stranger. Set in 1970s communist Romania, it’s a surreal, sprawling journey by way of a tuberculosis preventoria, anti-death protests, dream-detecting societies and even via the lives of dust mites on a microscope slide. Mircea Cărtărescu’s novel is huge in scale and anything but straightforward, blending sci-fi, philosophy and autobiography in looping, labyrinthine prose. ‘It’s a mind-boggling, bravura and ceaselessly entertaining book, unlike anything else,’ said the International Booker Prize judges, when it was longlisted in 2025, adding that it transports readers ‘to the far sci-fi reaches of the imagination and back again’.

Ian McEwan - What We Can Know (2025) {303pp / 11h38m} [[Goodreads link]](https://www.goo

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function pdmn-ps() {
        # With this one can do like, given a container called tor-client,
        # kill -HUP $(pdmn-ps tor-client | \
        #             grep -F ' tor -f /config/torrc --defaults-torrc /config/torrc.custom.default' | \
        #             awk '{ print $2 }')
        # Useful for when one has both a client and a relay, and has a smaller overhead than exec-ing into the container.
        local container_pid
        [[ -n "${1}" ]] && podman container exists "${1}" && { \
                container_pid=$(podman inspect --format '{{.State.Pid}}' "${1}")
                ps -o 'user,pid,%cpu,%mem,vsz,rss,tty,stat,lstart,time,command' \

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#!/bin/sh

# Intermittently, the routing of WireGuard datagrams seem to become confused, leading to temporarily hung connections.
# This script aims to remedy this - assuming that the OpenWRT system is a 
# WireGuard peer that uses the port(s) listed in WG_PORTS. E.g. (/etc/config/network):
# config interface 'wg0'
#         option proto 'wireguard'
#         option listen_port '51820'
#         ...
#

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function ln-fee-info() {
        pgrep -u lightning -f '^/usr/bin/lightningd\s.*' &> /dev/null && { \
                function o() {
                        if [[ "${1}" =~ ^.*1$ ]]; then echo "st"
                        elif [[ "${1}" =~ ^.*2$ ]]; then echo "nd"
                        elif [[ "${1}" =~ ^.*3$ ]]; then echo "rd"
                        else echo "th"; fi
                }
                local -i M N f n p x; local percentile j j_c t x_v; local -A T
                local b=$(/usr/bin/timeout -k 35s 30s /usr/bin/lightning-cli --rpc-file=/run/lightning/lightningd.rpc getinfo | jq -r .blockheight)

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{
   "# version": "23.05-gentoo-r0",
   "conf": "/etc/lightning/lightningd.conf",
   "lightning-dir": "/var/lib/lightning",
   "network": "bitcoin",
   "allow-deprecated-apis": true,
   "rpc-file": "/run/lightning/lightningd.rpc",
   "plugins": [
      {
         "path": "/usr/bin/clboss",

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ipc-namespace

dbus-user.talk org.freedesktop.portal.Fcitx
dbus-user.talk org.freedesktop.portal.Background
dbus-user.talk org.freedesktop.Notifications
dbus-user.talk org.kde.StatusNotifierWatcher
dbus-user.own org.kde.*

env SIGNAL_DISABLE_GPU=0
env SIGNAL_DISABLE_GPU_SANDBOX=0