F.A. Hayek after the world recognizes the importance of sound money, finally spending his fat sat stacks. 2035, Colorized #AIArt #Midjourney #Bitcoin

You've been visited by the Good Luck Ferret May you have a pleasant day

Reverse Engineering of Exotic Technology of Non-Earth Origin #UAP #UFOs #AIArt #Midjourney

Just some links. Do with this information what you will. https://x.com/justtraylol/status/1700008295493259487

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Ashton Forbes (@AshtonForbes) on X

**MH370x Breaking Update** The Smoking Gun, Redeux Our previous smoking gun was the fact that the WSPR route, following the Inmarsat pings into t...

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https://www.reddit.com/r/UFOs/comments/15rbuzf/comment/jw8533l/ #uap #ufos #mh370

Really cool panel on Nostr at TABConf

GitHub

All Things Nostr · Issue #172 · TABConf/2023.tabconf.com

Description Hear from Nostr builders and creators. Day Day 4 Time 2:30PM - 3:00PM Speaker(s) @briimhd, @Claire, @Kati . Moderator @zantoshi.

Makes me really look forward to #NostrNovember

RGB is orange-pilling shitcoiners, and we don't have to graffiti the timechain with JSON to do it! We've launched RGB transfers to mainnet today btw. Come help us test!

BitMask Wallet

The Browser Extension for Decentralized Applications on Bitcoin. Access Bitcoin Finance, NFTs (UDAs) and more using RGB protocol, with full financi...

In case anyone's curious about all the #zaps #zapping just now in this #zapathon, check this out:

ZAPLIFE.LOL

A decentralized Craigslist running on Nostr

Turns out, I'm a slut for zaps

He's now demoing this GitHub project

GitHub

GitHub - SamSamskies/nostr-zap: Zap any Nostr npub or note from anywhere.

Zap any Nostr npub or note from anywhere. Contribute to SamSamskies/nostr-zap development by creating an account on GitHub.

#zap me harder daddy

SuperTestnet struggling to demo during y'alls #zapathon

If anyone at BBB wants to hang out, reach out! I should be at the Hilton later in the afternoon.

Let's go gay camping! We have rainbow campfires, baked jellybeans, and mushroom hotdogs. And the company is fabulous, honey. #artstr #aiart #midjourney #gay

Slides for the presentation I'm currently giving at PlebLab Startup Day: https://cryptoquick.com/files/How%20RGB%20Colors%20Coins%20in%20Secret.pdf

If you're not mad as hell about inflation, we're probably not going to agree on anything that actually matters. 8% inflation is nearly a month's worth of wages, lost. All so the rich can continue to borrow money they'll never have to pay back, and the government can spend money they don't have and don't have to ask for. Inflation is the most regressive tax there is. It concentrates wealth into the already wealthy, and robs purchasing power from those who can least afford it. I could give a shit if you're cool with the fact that I'm a man married to another man, or that I identify as being a mountain lion person on the internet. That shit doesn't matter when people can't afford to feed themselves because a weekly grocery bill seems to regularly exceed $100, when it didn't used to. Touchy-feely rainbow-washed identity politics doesn't solve this problem, and neither does socialism. In fact, socialism makes the problems that lead to price inflation far worse, in several ways. I've also gotta say, I've felt way more accepted for being who I am in the community of Bitcoiners than I've felt amongst those who don't understand money. If you know what a Rai stone is, chances are, you're alright.

There's value in both appreciation and skepticism, but the value depends upon the quality of either.

A new release always gets the adrenaline going! Not sure if it's getting any easier, but we're definitely getting better at it. The product feels like it's maturing now, there's so many features that were once placeholders that now actually work. The team pushed hard on this one.

In cryptography, timing can be incredibly important. Some things are made to be intentionally slow, like the argon2id cryptographic hashing function, to consume lots of memory and computation to mitigate brute force attacks. Some things are made to be faster, like signature algorithms like secp256k1. This doesn't compromise security, but it does improve node syncing performance, and reduces hardware requirements. Finally, some things are built to take a constant amount of time, especially when handling keys or other secrets, because certain inputs can reveal the secret depending on how long the operation takes. Ensuring code gets executed in constant time gets complex and often this guarantee can be broken as compilers update over time. To humans, it looks like secure code, but computers just see inefficient code. Cryptography is complex and there's a lot to know. This knowledge is built up over a lifetime. There's still a lot I don't know, perhaps some cryptographer is cringing even as I write this, but it's just what I've been able to gather so far.