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Why is it not a similar application of trust?
And yes, if Linux CSPRND is broken then TLS is compromised and entire security of the internet is built on TLS.
HTTPS, certificate privkeys, SSH, routing, DNSSEC, API key, Oauth, AES, double ratchet
It's all broken.
So whats your problem with what I'm saying?
Do you know if it takes coin flips and runs them through sha256, like how it does dice, or if it converts them directly (11 at a time) to words in the list?
BTW, I don't see your reply on Damus. It seems you're possibly only connected to one relay, at least that's what it's showing me on your profile.
I shit on bip 110 and coldcard equitably
There are probably dozens of people who bear some responsibility for shilling the shit and not calling out NVK as an asshole, like Matt and Marty. But the reason why the CC hack was *so bad* is more because of the toxic maxi element generally.
The social cohesion of maximalism made a movement possible, with CC as a necessary foundation block. They NEEDED a Bitcoin-only affinity project for self-custody. Fucking with that calculator became part of people's identity and that got CC into a LOT more hands than just regular paid ad buys and normal sponsor lies.
it's pernicious and difficult because from an outside noob perspective most of the people responsible for selling that bullshit maxi shit aren't overtly maxis, but they *profit from maximalism.
these are ones that virtue signal for the maxis, but still say they are "open minded".
Theyre fence straddlers for business sake and "dont trust, verify" is just lip service to a good idea. None of them are very technical and there's a lack of incentive to encourage their followers to learn.
Its a sad state of affairs and this is also why we monero.
Open source can't be stopped. Using Kimi before it starts getting banned "for your safety."
https://news.kagi.com/s/kub83q
no public ip infrastructure access beyond the access for the service itself
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Ahh, that explains some of the confusion
The inbox.nostr.wine message is getting annoying on Amethyst.
It's gonna bother me slightly for a while. Hope we get some clarification
Its a bit of a learning curve for your fingers. I use the FUTO keyboard, but any keyboard is going to take some adjustment.
I recently went to a meetup where they showed that you could us@npub17tyke9lkgxd98ruyeul6wt3pj3s9uxzgp9hxu5tsenjmweue6sqq4y3mgl to enter 11 words and and then the remaining ones and zeros and you would get the final word from it.
Thanks @nprofile…6xl0
Uh, it gets the sweat off.…?
Just wanna add that I too am confused. Is the 57 supposed to be "58" for 58k gang, and it's just a typo? And if so, why would it be in the numerator? So many questions
close call turn 3. welcome to the 4 club
Yeah, I think it was a popular expression a bit before my time on here. I find it a little corny and like to poke fun at it.
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https://otherstuff.ai/word5/
GM Gary. Reminds me of Palo Duro canyon.
Yeah. I quit the weed a while back, not that I was a super-heavy user, and I drink considerably less too. Just some wine with dinner some nights. Am I happier, you ask? Not really.
If anybody ever needed a lozenge…
That is not very PV, man...not PV at all smh
Damn! That's looking real good
Nothing ails your aim, brother.
Possum & taters were the favorite of FDR st Warm Springs. Don’t @ me bros.
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I expect that exchanges will simply ignore Bitcoin Luke Vision.
No one cares. So no possibility to sell it 😅
We, every last one of us, are seen or touched by the AI panopticon.
Stop. This is a discussion about a comment that does not have any attacks from graphene. It is about a specific feature, developers did not want to implement.
Just have an open source LLM gate the relay. Why create an echo chamber when you can create an egregore?
Interfacing with AI linearly through a chat is suboptimal for many tasks. At some point we will look back and ask ourselves how we worked like this.
Moreover, the default chat experience is bad in itself:
- Answers as walls of text, so you have to hunt for the useful or actionable bits
- Language that feels foreign and most (normal) work colleagues would ever use
When you aggregate hundreds of these interactions daily (not to mention context switching - another topic) it becomes exhausting.
I am no UX designer but experimenting with a non-linear, interactive mode for working on documents, as well as a "slop condom" skill that takes the best of: caveman, fuck slop, the ADHD one, and simplified technical English.
Both can work independent of each other but put together looks promising.
https://npub1rzg96zjavgatsx5ch2vvtq4atatly5rvdwqgjp0utxw45zeznvyqfdkxve.blossom.band/3f41133207a052a42e766fe78c88e830b1cb5de50bfd3ba2b13d2b4f2c379239.jpg
Yeah like this.
If you're smart, you spend the next 5 Years just slowly converting it to Monero or running it through lightning and unloading it bit by bit.
Not that I've thought extensively about the problem or anything..
Pretty sure it would take years to do that
Seriously. Take it off for 15mins. It’s good for your skin