Mandrik
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In December 2014, I was in NYC with my wife for the Blockchain(dot)info Christmas party.
We played laser tag, had a great staff BBQ dinner, and went back to our Airbnb to get some sleep.
I woke up t...
Great anecdote, thanks for sharing.
I had only one such incident, a mini-incident, when working on Joinmarket. We originally used a master secret generated from a user passphrase (before shifting to the more sane model of bip39 compatibility), and the code had a bug where a null password was actually accepted instead of rejected, resulting in an easily guessable master secret. When some guy used this he noticed some (thankfully small) deposits had been made in the past. Sheesh, it was really amateur hour back then, lol. I read his post, figured out what happened, and had no choice (really) but to immediately swipe his funds - because he'd posted it all on reddit for anyone to see. So then I had the bizarre experience of trying to figure out if I should get him to sign a message with the private key of the address he'd sent funds *from* .. before eventually realizing there was no point; literally the only sane thing to do was to send funds back to that address, although I first asked him if he still had access to it. What an unholy mess. Thankfully in my case people were mostly still using play amounts, this was 2015 iirc. So only about 1% of your experience. You really can't fuck around if you're generating people's wallets and those people are *ordinary users*. At least with Joinmarket almost all of them were very tech knowledgeable back then.
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