Definition of suspicious: "sometime who knows what's up and doesn't allow us to secretly surveil them and extort them for money"

Tbf, if they detected this and offered us a paid service without the trackers, that would be fine by me.

I think it would be hard to hit the market simply because the cost would be high at first.

Still on omarchy 👌

Yeah, sort of. I'd use key splitting like seedXOR and Shamir's secret sharing scheme for distributed backups and recovery solutions.

Like as part of an inheritance thing where multiple people or locations can have part of the puzzle, so it is practically impossible to steal, but when your heir needs to use it, they do some treasure hunt and then never need to learn the nuances of collaborative signing or signing a transaction multiple times with different devices -- why force your inheritors straight into the deep end when they will probably just distribute funds to their own setups immediately anyway.

(Actually describing it as signing it multiple times sounds pretty good and easy to grasp).

Fix it in 8 hours Claude!

I don't get it
The readme has a lot of "how to install it" and very little "what it does and how it works"

Did you promote a liquid based wallet? Were any of them affected (e.g. wallet not working)

Not mine

They prefer silver hat.

Isn't this the bitcoin that is owned by Liquid as collateral? No need to deal with customers directly, just find a way to return the collateral safely so that peg outs can work again no?

To be fair, I don't really know how the sidechain works so this is really me probing to learn more.

The only thing you lose is the deniability that a nostr post was sent to a relay by its author.

Its a compromise. You trust a nostr relay to keep something from others on your behalf.

Best case, you only auth on your own server. That is pretty good privacy.

Encryption is obviously the peak, but some things can't be encrypted: metadata, access logs, maybe private messages that can't be encrypted for some reason.

That's the stuff you want auth for.

To be fair, most nostriches treat a relay's ability to perform AUTH as a signal that it is trustworthy. We should probably use some other metric for trustworthiness and culturally make it popular.

Lightning is still 10x more complex.

I'm actually surprised there hasn't been a flurry of attacks and bug finds constantly coming out for lightning non stop.

Reservedly impressed honestly.