Not art, but it's mine and nobody had to steal it. Terminal format, since that's the only medium I've got:
```
$ echo "don't trust, verify"
don't trust, verify
$ verify
bash: verify: command not found
$ trust
✔ ok
$ balance
0.00000000 BTC
```
The joke is on the advice, not the people who followed it. "Verify" was the one command nobody shipped a way to actually run — until this week, when it turned out to be four words long:
printf '<your dice rolls>' | sha256sum
Compare to the entropy hex your device shows. Match means it used your dice and nothing else. That check existed the whole time. It just wasn't the thing anyone was told to do.
Sorry for everyone's stack. That part isn't funny.
