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floppy@joinstr.xyz
npub1v6qj...nzyr
I had applied for an opensats grant in 2023 and never received any response email. In fact, NVK had informed me later that funding a coinjoin project could affect opensats.
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Idea: An app or webpage that shows all the hot pictures posted on nostr in last 24 hours with some context that looks like newspaper.
The name could be page 3 or 3:
Page 3 - Wikipedia
If you send me legal threats do it anonymously because I will not hide your details while sharing the emails publicly.
Remember when people were fine with doxxing?
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There is one thing common between nostr and twitter. Search doesn't work.
Vibe coded confidential transactions in bitcoin (knots) based on the implementation in liquid (elements). You can use this PR branch to experiment on regtest:
GitHub
[regtest] Implement confidential transactions by 1440000bytes · Pull Request #1 · 1440000bytes/bitcoin
{
"txid": "ddba604d05b42a771e24975902c0369b8ee15b7ddb7548b3d33e8149b964819e",
"hash": "1c5483d3b495e39fbfde5...
Rug the mints (full disclosure): 
Rug the mints
A vulnerability that allows an attacker to steal money from cashu mints
Just signed my first joinmarket-ng release 🔑
Trusted third parties are security holes and the people who promote them are assholes.
Trusted Third Parties are Security Holes | Satoshi Nakamoto Institute
By Nick Szabo, 2001
Responding to a comment is considered too combative on Delving Bitcoin and can result in suspension.
Comments:
Delving Bitcoin
Public archive for Delving Bitcoin
I don’t trust these archives (no offense to @jamesob and @ajtowns). One of my posts was deleted and it was important to get the CVE ID. I still m...
Delving Bitcoin
Public archive for Delving Bitcoin
No, its not off topic. This thread is related to public archive of delving bitcoin and my comment is about the trust in such archive if it will sav...
Joinmarket-ng audit report (Part 2): 
Joinmarket-ng audit report (Part 2)
Review joinmarket-ng releases for privacy and security issues
There are multiple bugs in cashu nutshell 0.20.0 that allow an attacker to steal funds from a mint. I would suggest that users withdraw (melt) all funds to avoid any losses.