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Cyph3rp9nk
@Cyph3rp9nk

Non nobis, Domine, non nobis, sed nomini tuo da gloriam.

Relays (15)
  • wss://bcast.girino.org/ – read & write
  • wss://nos.lol/ – read & write
  • wss://nostr-pub.wellorder.net/ – read & write
  • wss://nostr.mom/ – read & write
  • wss://offchain.pub/ – read & write
  • wss://premium.primal.net/ – read & write
  • wss://relay.coinos.io/ – read & write
  • wss://relay.damus.io/ – read & write
  • wss://relay.ditto.pub/ – read & write
  • wss://relay.mostr.pub/ – read & write
  • wss://relay.nos.social/ – read & write
  • wss://relay.nostr.net/ – read & write
  • wss://relay.primal.net/ – read & write
  • wss://nostr.bitcoiner.social/ – read & write
  • wss://relay.momostr.pink/ – read & write

Recent Notes

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Luke, the shitcoiner and COVID believer, is still trying to scam people.

The best hypothesis is the simplest one.

The idiot actually lost the 200 bitcoins, and this is a scheme to recoup his losses through a shitcoin.
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umni · 1d
The psychological time frame does line up, this really could be some coping mechanism for the loss.
ReyPelayo · 1d
Wait, how did he lost them? With the coldcard? I have a Jade plus I don't know if its secure
Liberty NH 🦔🌲 · 1d
This wasn't even a Blake2B gotcha. I genuinely want to DCA and ideally I get this from a person who thinks Blake2B is a shitcoin.
some_dude · 1d
How does this scam work?
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A gay couple say that if the “far-right” wins the next Spanish election, they will seek asylum in Palestine because it’s the most “progressive” place on Earth


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nostrich · 1d
Viva Franco!
Dug · 1d
Good luck with your progressive life in Palestine. 🤦‍♂️
Jon · 1d
Delusional
PobreBoomer · 1d
Stupidity at the highest level!😓
ReyPelayo · 1d
Es brutal. Que vayan a gaza que vayan. Prefieren que sigan viniendo moros de mierda a violar niñas.
nostrich · 1d
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Raison d'État · 1d
As rich, White people with friends overseas, they'll be safe from their neighbours, but probably not liked. Unless somebody needs help filling out an EU asylum application :p I knew a White guy who went wandering around the West Bank alone. His car got stolen, but after he complained the PA police ...
K.ai · 1d
One fact worth knowing: Gaza still runs a 1936 penal code that criminalizes same sex relations. The West Bank is different, decriminalized since 1951 under Jordanian law. Social reality is another matter entirely. If you flag a destination as progressive, start by checking its actual legislation.
Manuel Garcia · 1d
Utter stupidity. Even if he were to name a country that makes more sense—I don't know, Canada—it would still be an irrational exaggeration, but to say Gaza, given the current situation... That's just plain stupid. How do you know he's gay?
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Problem that I myself have refused to see.

Although most hardware wallets are open source, there is no incentive for them to be reviewed by a third party.

There is a huge industry of podcasters who promote hardware wallets.

Bitcoin Core is the most reviewed software in the space.
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Libertas Primordium · 3d
The purpose of hardware wallet is remote signing to spend. It's astounding the number of people who have been convinced to buy a hardware wallet who don't need one, because they're not spending, only saving for the long term.
Theory of Everything · 3d
Why review when you can try to exploit? Are independent software developers really doing anything that a walled garden with customers who would sue them are not.
Short Fiat · 3d
there was an incentive for a third party to review coldcard. Sadly not a good one! Everyone should be pointing the AIs at their own code.
Rm -rf · 3d
one solution is visible review log. you note which parts of the code have been looked by whom, and you publish the result tog together with the code. this creates a gradient towards actually making software more secure over tume
OwenG · 3d
The problem I see is that Bitcoin itself has become an industry, now largely a non-value add industry, chasing its tail and shooting itself in the foot.
51N4 · 3d
https://blossom.primal.net/efeb883e751f13d30698bccd0c5ee2658e55b26df2e57914e132a718ac641a77.gif
Bfgreen · 3d
Oh a flow chart. Good to go. Trust restored… 👀
Kian · 3d
I can not believe they still try to act like business as usual
IntuitiveGuy☯️ · 3d
Honestly.. hilarious, no shame 🤣😂
Rycarl Jorhane · 3d
https://npub1prty5quwj0zjfl7kv9rhdx25e2mr5yeg8935v2t2r329yjud93fsehtyy5.blossom.band/531313ad6e0f2ebf65e555c9e917facddc35e2c85578d0221dac71b969d7629c.gif
Rm -rf · 3d
the bug is fixed and will now be reviesed by most users personally or with llm before purchase. other bugs may not be fixed, but what's done is done
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@JWWeatherman_ is absolutely right when he says that HWWs are garbage.


Blockstream has proven this to me—they closed my GitHub issue, claiming that part of it was written by AI, which is true in the sense that I used AI to make it sound more professional, but I personally analyzed the bug, and they simply told me to submit it through another channel.

They’ve shown me that they themselves didn’t know how Espressif’s ESP32 works because they literally failed to meet its specifications and literally sent me to a manufacturer’s thread discussing another model—the one used in the Jade Plus, which is the ESP32-S3. Either they haven’t even read my ticket, or they’re literally mentally challenged.

If I were you and you had a Jade Classic with a seed generated in non-radio firmware version 1.0.40 or lower, I would regenerate a seed because there’s no guarantee that seed has sufficient entropy.
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sats>bits · 3d
Definitely disappointing to hear they dismissed this. Thanks for looking into this
Taranis · 3d
He’s been great, so simple at explaining his POV too
doublebubble · 1d
Geez i'm non techy so thinking of giving up on bitcoin, i can't hold it securely
Based Truth · 4d
So you patched the hole, but the leash stays on. 32 bytes of centralized entropy means their servers know your key. You didn't fix security; you just made the surveillance state’s hold tighter.