All these hacks and nobody has taken fable or astra weights eh

This devasting Nas failure at a time when hardware costs more than cars is turning me into a cloud maxi

Nas still not up, no idea what happened, now it only detects one drive

I did the right thing, I had a UPS, and still seems like electricity somehow fried everything

My only saving grace is the 128gb of ECC ram survived

But 88TB of drives are toast

He grew up

My dog took such huge shits this morning it was a cardio session carrying it back home

How's your morning going so far

The ethics of this hacking are actually fascinating, all sides stuck in moral dilemmas

Blockstream can pay, but no matter what liquid is damaged badly and they will never earn back the money on liquid, they will only salvage some reputation

They can just let the hackers keep the money and let the users eat the loss and immediately save 600 BTC and liquid probably dead either way

The hackers have committed a crime no matter how it plays out from here, but morally, in the eyes of gods and men, they did protect that money, sent back most in good faith, explained the exploit and are negotiating (playing hard ball too) a fair payment. What's fair is always contentious.

And don't say they could have just reported it, how many people reported to cold card and nothing was done?

If you are the hacker, whether blockstream agrees to a price or you just steal it, mostly boils down to if you can sleep at night with what you've done... Because legally they'll come for you both ways

I built wisp (with significant help from @Dr. The Daniel 🖖) so please hear it directly from me:

The wallet is not safe, it will at some point get rugged or hacked or shotgun KYC or bugged or god knows what

My brothers in Christ PLEASE only keep a few bucks in there that you don't give two shits about

And to this end, in the coming days we will introduce on chain withdrawals, to make it even easier to get your sats off the wallet