Cykros

A hard fork WILL be what saved bitcoin, if it is saved. If only because of the 2106 problem requiring it. https://fountain.fm/episode/wMCkDxdDunIOrGA...

I'm not sure I follow. Frostr lets you rotate out your key shares because of the frost stuff. If you remove that, you're just looking at something lik...

'Nobody runs an electrum server' 🤡 Let's just pretend EPS and electrs don't run trivially on a raspberry pi alongside your full node. https://founta...

They're relying on it to dig out of debt. And they're doing this while at odds with many other aspects of the powers that shouldn't be, like Christin...

I don't get why everyone says random generation was the most important task. It'd have been a better signer than any on the market if it didn't have a...

Why are our local models taking so mong to materialize??

Lol we already had done the important packing after trying to help him and he told us 'it's summer....'.

Too bourgie to sleep under a bridge? Not that I can talk too much, I slept in a storefront instead of under a bridge because the bridges were too far...

Is it running on an ARM device or something?

Gravity is what they want you to think. The world isn't flat, it's on the end of a stringand we're stuck to it by centrifugal force. That's what they ...

I already spend it regularly enough. My pizza day this year was celebrated buying pizza from my Zeus wallet with my own channel on a node on my phone....

You know, I have an accountant in the family -- I should probably tip her off that there's a ton of bitcoiners she could probably make a killing off o...

Probably best for my wallet that there's none nearby.

Never saw it. Just finally realized that Nostr WASN'T a crypto dAPP at some point after ignoring posts about it on twitter for awhile and finally deci...

Huh? 100x from 2 trillion is 200 trillion. Or roughly 20% of global wealth.

People seem to have trouble with this. It's worth considering the depth and liquidity of the market, not just scarcity. Because if you withhold 15 mil...

So they're gonna put a bunch of money into doing PR's. Which anyone can write and submit. Cool.

For reference, China has 9% of gold, but nobody talks about China controlling gold...

Evidence for this? Or just feels? He's got less than 5% of supply. Ask 110'ers what 5% gets you.

You're bullish Paul Sztorc's fork too? As Jimmy said, eCash?

Only issue I take with this is referring to her as honorable.

Hockey may have been one of the less than stellar choices. Hard to say. He's drawn to the kids he'll get in trouble with wherever he goes. Self esteem...

My kid's off to college in a few days. Just waiting to see if he lasts or not. Fingers super crossed about who hr meets those first few days because h...

Congrats on surviving another summer vacation!

Gut rearrangement is the height of Troubadouresque romance. Surprised it never got squeeze into a Shakespearean sonnet. Forsooth, Juliet, verily I di...

That says sushi, but is there rice?

GM. The most reliable relay is the one you don't trust someone else to run.

Gosh its been at least 30 min.

Oooh, chatty seems to be right. It does look to stick with sha256d. Looks like I can sell my coins and use them to put up ordinals too!

GM Think I'm actually gonna just suck it up and go to urgent care after work today. Was really hoping I could wait til I could get into my dentist to...

Don't like ISIS? Maybe don't support the ones who back them. ISrael IS ISIS.

Idk, I got into Bitcoin because I was told it was an easy way to buy ketamine. And I'd been curious about it since having seen the Slashdot post and t...

I've been thinking of making some medieval peasant bread. Not sure how close I can get though without a flour mill and some heirloom wheat and barley....

Or apparently that spacehey exists. Which is just a clone of the original MySpace. I think many also forget that MySpace was a pre-mobile experience....

Mempool.guide likes to pretend its both lol. Luke says he can't buy his coin yet, which I find odd. Plenty of us are happy to sell it...

Though I guess he didn't spend them and there's no xpriv to bust open the whole wallet with...

Can't help but notice Satoshi's coins are still safe.

I mean, I could remind you of my suggestion months ago for a ska/reggae album around the theme of proof of working class pride to tie in some first wa...

Could go with Haven then. Or any relay. It does wonders for performance.

I mean it doesn't have to be Citrine but running your own local relay helps performance a lot. Citrine is just often easiest.

Nah, but probably multisig. Maybe dice -- it was always the coolest feature. But the guide advised using RNG even though it said it required the most ...

Wait, follows, or followers? I understand how we'd lose our follows, and hist.nostr.land is one of a few ways I've found to address it. But followers ...

It drives me nuts when I hear people laud him like some sort of pioneer or visionary. He's the guy the government and banks knew would do what he's t...

Very confused. Hopefully they can recognize they were lied to rather than go further into the grift, but ego's a powerful force.

Https://Forkwatch.TV is the fastest I've found

My thought with the dollars is that settlement is slow with fiat -- especially when it's not being sent by fedwire. But yes, we do have some nightmar...

It also doesn't entail trusting dice manufacturers. I do think it's probably overkill for a 256 bit key. But with this method you can give yourself c...

If it is you can skew correct and just use one die or coin. Odd odd gets thrown out, even even gets thrown out, odd even is a 1, even odd is a 0. Or y...

TRNG or CSPRNG are both viable solutions. My reason for dice is that they're a LOT easier to audit. Especially if you're doing Von Neumann skew corre...

Oh shit fingers crossed for you. It's been a bloodbath. Even got people at work asking me about mitigating issues. The amounts of money lost and ...

Um, I really hope I'm not the first to tell you about the Coldcard bug that resulted in thousands of Bitcoin and wallet histories being compromised...

People are just looking for someone to blame. So much for sovereignty.

I shouldn't be too much of a punk here as Jimmy is right that there are pitfalls with dice. You don't really want to 'roll' the dice as this does brin...

I mean I get it a bit. People who designed this really big fuck up are gonna draw some knee jerk reactions. But if the device didn't even generate the...

Yea. In general following their paranoid guide was always and still is best practice. And yea, it advocates not just rolling dice but also verifying t...

Oh I wouldn't generate keys with Liana. It's more something you'd use in place of Sparrow. It's a wallet, as in software, that enables some very cool...

Oh...I always call them signers because it's what they do, sorry. Stateless I'd say either krux or seedsigner (or good old fashioned airgapped laptop...

Sparrow is my go to general wallet; Liana is fantastic for easily accessing powerful miniscript, and bitcoin-cli is the one to go to when nothing real...

I wouldn't trust it to generate a key, but I didn't trust it before to generate a key. And thus, my key is actually safe. I see nothing that changes ...

Using their command line software I think can at least be done while airgapped, and is open source. Like I said, it's usable, I just don't see why I'...

They work with sparrow, mycelium (eww) and others AFTER they're initialized. Initialization requires Trezor Suite or Trezorctl. https://image.nostr....

If I had to pick one the Trezor would be the no brainer. But I don't, and I trust neither. Being told I have to use their software alone is probably...

Ideally it should be impossible to know what devices people keep coins on.

Yes. How would they know how many coins are on their devices? Is that use of their nodes too?

How anyone can get that data reliably is beyond me. And more reason both brands spook me.

GM, and congrats!

Humans always depend on money. Core is one implementation that doesn't control the protocol. There hasn't been a change since taproot. Don't like ho...

GM!

Roughly 17% of nodes are running Core 30.2 or 31.1. The rest have declined to upgrade at this time or are running something else. I'd not jump to the...

Pretty opposed with a woman too.

Yes, lots of code gets nacked, especially if it doesn't align with design principles. But anyone can fork the code or make their own node from scratc...

Oh, it defnitely depends on vigilance. I'm just saying, github has been open. Gavin introduced it to the literal Feds in 2011. This isn't anything n...

I just wish it'd be done with already. But I am glad that somehow I've got it backeted by a Bitdevs meetup a week before and a week after so I can sh...

If devs could control Bitcoin it wouldn't matter who paid them, Bitcoin would already be broken. Thankfully that is not the case.

UASF's are to persuade miners to make decisions -- they're the gun pointed in their face (or in the case of BIP-110, the gun pointed at a lamp they mi...

Curious to see where Jeremy spoke of an emergency level do or die upgrade. Because it'd be entirely wrong. When it gets hard to get enough blockspace ...

Lol like nostr:nprofile1qqs0m40g76hqmwqhhc9hrk3qfxxpsp5k3k9xgk24nsjf7v305u6xffcp8fmhxue69uhkvet9v3ejumn0wd68yctjvd5xjan9wvhxxmmd9ahx7ar9wvhhgun9dejxjm...

There's a case for this I can admit, on the basis of proving that a bad upgrade can be reversed. BIP-110 however doesn't seem to do this (or anything ...

I bet it's bomb on a burger. nostr:nprofile1qqsx8zd7vjg70d5na8ek3m8g3lx3ghc8cp5d9sdm4epy0wd4aape6vspz3mhxue69uhkzmr8duh82arcduhx7mn99uq3vamnwvaz7tm9v3...

Hypnagogia ftw

Iceberg lettuce. Don't think I've eaten that in over a decade. Well...maybe at sushi places in the house salad...

Are we gonna run out of t⭕ilet paper again?

There's toxicity but people here mostly know enough about how Bitcoin works to not repeat the stupid bullshit over there. I literally heard someone sa...

I literally have been hearing the phrase 'one node one vote.' You can't make this shit up. This is what happens when nostr:nprofile1qqsx45yrjtgm4glk...

GM node

54? Seems like a reasonable step to take cleaning up consensus and clean up some attack vectors.

Nodes ignoring it won't stop it from happening. Miners ignoring it will. Or, rather, will cause it to chainsplit. If enough of them ignore it that ch...

It's pretty important information because it indicates that for all the fanfare about BIP-148 it was starting from a stance where many miners were alr...

The Dashboard I'm getting data from is https://bip110.rip And I did say blocks during signalling periods, not hashrate -- though it'd be weird if ther...

That UASF didn't actually activate though. The miners decided it wasn't worth a chainsplit because of the economic weight of the nodes that had activa...

The number of blocks mined leading up to segwit looked night and day different compared to 110. Even 8 months out Segwit was getting 22%+ blocks per s...

Also, not for nothing, but BIP-110 will activate. It's just that when it does in about 27 days, unless y'all have somehow gotten 50% more of the hashr...

Why would I do that? Because a pointless BIP activated that didn't break or fix anything that affects me? There's no emergency. Y'all are the ones cr...

I suspect the gold window will remain closed.

You can side with Bitcoin, or you can opt to throw away blocks on August 7. There isn't really a third option. Nobody's asking you to run a URSF. It...

And just like the whore loses the ability to find satisfaction in the intercourse aside from the revenue it generates, so too does the influencer fail...

Social interactions do indeed come with reciprocity. However, most informal social interactions, rather than being monetized, exist in such a way wher...

Also not for nothing but you've got a weird obsession with social media having anything to do with business. Were you never on forums, Usenet, BBS's,...

This is why we have so many of the best people on here. NPC's select themselves right out of the protocol. It's not an onboarding resource for people...

The Bitcoin price correction.