Last Notes
Horseshit. Start9 are bad actors. There is no danger to Lightning node runners who keep their channels open. They’re doing us a favor though, by removing themselves from the equation, so we don’t have to bother force closing on them when they stop routing because they’ve moved to a failed fork.
Yup! I always wondered about that.
Which chapter of Mandibles is the ColdCard exploit in?
My trust in everything is broken.
A lot of FUD scaring the plebs into turning off their nodes.
I know that, but it was still a tell.
They’re just slopping through it.
He’s not from the United States, most likely a flight risk if still in Canada. Hopefully they have him under watch.
Where did you find this video of my kids at the dinner table?
More of their dumb slopfest, for those who avoid Xitter like the plague.
https://onlydans.blossom.band/101e102f365b1f9ceee95037e7b1af44de030f7844086558a65e93cfd156a807.png
They aren’t really bitcoiners, are they?
LOL, now someone is just trolling for engagement.
1,000+ pubkeys have now uploaded files to Azzamo Blossom.
Small milestone.
Big thank you to everyone using it, testing it, and giving feedback.
#blossom #Azzamo #GrowNostr
Anyone who relies on free software can now audit it: aim an agent at the repository that guards your keys, and for a few thousand sats a month it will review every pull request and publish reproducible findings where everyone can see them. The many-eyes promise of free software finally has the staff it always needed.
#naddr1qq…5suj
Anyone who relies on free software can now audit it: aim an agent at the repository that guards your keys, and for a few thousand sats a month it will review every pull request and publish reproducible findings where everyone can see them. The many-eyes promise of free software finally has the staff it always needed.
#naddr1qq…5suj
That’s a stretch, but if you’re wearing your tinfoil hat, not impossible.
ALL-CAPS BULLSHIT.
If they couldn’t handle that responsibility, they don’t have a right to put this headline on their website.
https://onlydans.blossom.band/62b38ef8484eb9198520823eb99019484f0bfb4a9b6f7b488b2ef3212f34c095.jpg
Explain why someone would do that.
I don’t know, I think it’s fair question why the top two investors in a company that make what was supposed to be the most secure device for storing bitcoin never once required the company that they invested in and promoted for years to submit to regular security audits, independent code reviews at their own expense, and the same industry certifications their competitors all had.
Things that make you go hmmm… 🤔
Why would they choose this specific Satoshi quote?
https://onlydans.blossom.band/a3be130a1dfc13f3c2e7eb340d9155190effb178aa69f2cd0d1cf8213d54f3c5.jpg
I like Lightning. This only becomes a problem when fake-ass hardware wallets like ColdCard are marketed to plebs by famous podcasters.
By “attacker” you must mean doc-hex.
It’s a classic bait & switck.
#nevent1q…ea9h
Yeah, sadly they’re used to it by now. No offense intended, @npub1tv8…7wn2!
We’re not moving, just buying our current place from the owner directly. No real estate broker fees at least!
No one said you have to trust anything. But at some point you need to pick something.
It’s too annoying to use. Sparrow is better.
https://i.nostr.build/HHKxHnphoDTuWVQT.png
https://i.nostr.build/7JR5fmz2iX0cSVkc.jpg
GM ☀️ PV 🖖
In the wake of recent events, I would encourage diversifying your assets.
You can store your sats in a Passport, a Jade, a BitBox, a Trezor, a BitKey, Sparrow, BlueWallet, Phoenix, hell, make some paper wallets while you’re at it, just so you can learn how they work!
You just need one of these! https://onlydans.blossom.band/5ae8562958a6635b0678fb49829d2ad6fe42d10d6ae8fec69903f3300bcb2300.png
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“See, it’s just like I always said. Bitcoin will get hacked!”
Listening to news people try to explain how all this stuff works is painful.
If you can see this note, you’re one of the lucky ones.
Every influencoor and podcaster who took Coinkite’s money.
I have done this, and yes, it is more secure.
I thought so, that’s why I built it.
I actually never used this one before, so it’s new to me!
A few things…
1. @npub1nzh…z7rp spun this one up today in response to Boltz shutting down. It works perfectly. It might just be temporary but now I’m kinda inspired to run my own.
2. I absolutely had my issues with the original Coinos because it’s custodial and had a bunch of security snafus. I don’t use it and wouldn’t use it in its current form.
but…
3. There’s now a completely new reboot in the works built on Ark which looks super awesome, and removes the custody risk. So yes, after all this time, I’m bullish on Coinos.
Things can change! 😁
#nevent1q…c9zu
Still keeping 36.67 BTC in a paper wallet LMFAO, I love this stupid fucking currency.
Which very few developers reviewed, since Coinkite was openly hostile to the open source community. You seem oddly sympathetic to an incompetent, compromised, or possibly criminal organization.
Trustlessness is irrelevant if you don’t allow open source code reviews. Coinkite and its investors and promoters were a good ol’ boys network, and the outcome is exactly what you’d expect.
This wasn’t an open source codebase, was it? I don’t think trustless applies when that person is the CTO and co-founder and other people in the company say they never saw or spoke to him.
Call me crazy here, but if I were to be in charge of an investment fund, and I put the words “THE WORLD’S LEADING BITCOIN TECHNOLOGY INVESTOR” in ALL CAPS on my company’s fucking website, you’d better fucking believe I would require a regular code audit and industry certifications, especially if I had, say, a weekly fucking podcast where I promoted that company’s products, and the fucking CEO of that company was also on the board of a nonprofit organization that I also happened to be a fucking founder of. Or is everyone just content to fucking clown around and play venture capital theater?
So did I get that about right?
https://onlydans.blossom.band/5e2a24c38d1d1cee25f2a8100641b3b9539a0ea1e0280e67d6d869847169778a.png
Ah, thanks. I was hoping to find the original post on Nostr, but I guess a Xitter screenshot will have to do…
You posted the wrong date. It was actually March 29, 2021, timestamp: 1:25:10.
"I have no idea what this vulnerability is. @npub1az9…m8y8 wouldn’t tell me what it was, for the sake of the users, because he was afraid I was gonna steal all your bitcoin.” 😱
https://www.youtube.com/live/kXen-qTg6dI?t=5110s
