Episode

#15: Make Localhost Great Again w/ SEC-05

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No Solutions
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Mar 31, 2026
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900
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Summary

"127.0.0.1 -- that's the only IP address we're gonna need." The crew passes the mic around on a pirate boat. Recorded October 2025. Projects & tech mentioned: Beacon noDNS innpub MOQ (Media Over QUIC) ContextVM Chrysalis (self-replicating Cashu mint) Paygress (VM provisioning over Nostr) BloVM (blossom server monitor) HyperNote In this dialogue: "How was Sovereign Engineering for you?" -- "Inspiring. Stressful." Most exciting demo? Beacon has been trending noDNS mentioned by basically everyone Mapping projects: putting OpenStreetMap tiles on Nostr/Blossom MOQ working live in innpub, eight people hanging out yesterday Pete's demo day race condition: a literal race to claim e-cash "There is no global, but there's also kind of a global" Chrysalis: a self-replicating Cashu mint that pays for itself and moves "Who's gonna run the mints?" -- "Nobody. They're gonna run themselves." Andreas Antonopoulos talked about self-sustaining Bitcoin services eight years ago noDNS explained like I'm five and drunk: "Websites and you don't have to ask daddy" Instead of buying domain names, you claim yours via your npub Conflicts resolved with web of trust and proof of work Self-signed TLS certs trusted through Nostr identity HTTPS websites with zero certificate authority involved "That's also what triggered Justin into writing his own browser" "Most browsers like to babysit their users quite a bit" Dolphin sounds ContextVM: MCP over Nostr as a transport layer "MCP is not just for LLMs, it's a protocol for anything" "Make localhost great again" -- 127.0.0.1 is the only IP we need Interrupting chicken (the joke didn't land) "Europe who?" (Australian humor) Ending on a hug, as always   Recorded at 918,196 .