In regards to Charlie Kirk's assassination, has anyone thought about crowdsourcing the videos people took at the scene to triangulate the shooter's location based on measurable delays in the audio?

If phone videos from different spots were gathered, they could be synced and the delays in when each mic hears the gunshot (sound travels only ~343 m/s) could be measured.

With as few as 3 - 4 video clips from varied locations (but better accuracy with 10+ video clips), the shot’s origin can be triangulated to within 10 metres. No need to wait for authorities who seem to be playing games or at best plain incompetent. The community could analyse and map this for ourselves.

It’s a little sophisticated but absolutely doable.

This is a must read article showing why sunlight is one of the most powerful and overlooked factors in health... not just about Vitamin D either, it affects nearly every aspect of health, happiness and even how long you live.

https://www.swanbitcoin.com/opinion/the-sunshine-manifesto/

Just watched an absolutely fascinating talk by @Pete Winn 🔆 about his new product, Beacon.

It’s a wonderful example of using your opponent’s strength against them. Beacon brings Bitcoin Cashu wallets, AI tools, uncensored news, and more, all through a simple text box inside WhatsApp.

In countries like Myanmar, where WhatsApp is often the only reliable form of communication, this approach is brilliant!!!

I have printed and stuck on my fridge.

I'll add to this and say that hierarchies will naturally happen as people organize themselves around skills, expertise, or leadership qualities. The key difference in an anarchist framework is that these hierarchies are voluntary, and not enforced through a coercive authority.

So I wanted to deep dive on the old NONCE attack on hardware wallets, specifically whether the COLDCARD Mk4 leverages each of it's True Random Number Generators (TRNG) on both secure elements to generate random numbers and combine them using XOR.

Checking out this blog post... and HOLY SHIT, my respect for COLDCARD's security just skyrocketed. They don’t just use both secure elements but they also throw in the Microprocessor’s TRNG and XOR them together, with all of them chatting over a few millimeters of copper via encrypted comms. And that’s just scratching the surface!

No wonder @DETERMINISTIC OPTIMISM 🌞 loses his mind when people use Raspberry Pis as hardware wallets.

This is the blog post:
https://blog.coinkite.com/understanding-mk4-security-model

It's worth a read if you want a wow moment 🙂