Sjors Provoost (possibly compromised)
npub1s6z7...wk4c
Account possibility compromised 2026-03-17.
"Life changing" - anonymous person who first learned about this
Navigating Bash History with Ctrl+R | LornaJane
> If development were primarily about choice the developers ought to instead just ship a copy of GCC: there tada, you get all the choices, write your own node. :)
/u/nullc
Jokes aside, it's a good post.
https://old.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1kab15o/bitcoin_cores_github_mods_have_been_banning_users/mpou6xb/
Dutch hipster bank #Bunq just added support for buying and selling crypto in collaboration with Kraken. There seems to be no way to withdraw coins, which not even their FAQ seems worth mentioning. It says something about the "crypto" market in general that any company thinks they get away with that.
bunq Crypto
Buy, sell, and swap a wide range of cryptocurrencies directly in the bunq app. Build your portfolio with a personal crypto wallet.
My first impression of Bitcoin Core, during the blocksize wars, was also that of arrogance. It's an unfortunate side-effect of people losing patience when having to re-explain something a hundred times. Time they're not spending on writing code, and energy they're losing to remain motivated to write code.
The project is run by volunteers who do not have time, and should not waste time, for maintaining useless functionality. Having people in the project that are (somewhat) comfortable in delivering such bad news is extremely important. I've been on the receiving end of that too internally.
You do not want Bitcoin Core to be a please-everyone kind of project. That's a recipe for unmaintainable code and really bad bugs down the line.
View quoted note →
Always great when stuff gets merged after two years, especially after a few months I tend to forget what my code is doing. Shout out to Daniela Brozzoni for the diagram.
View quoted note →
View quoted note →Sorry, but it's time to move to bolt12 and BIP352.
Ironically since I replaced my self-custodial BTCPay based zap setup to LNBits, I do still rely on LNURL. Happy to try a bolt12 based self-sovereign setup when there's a spec.
Ironically since I replaced my self-custodial BTCPay based zap setup to LNBits, I do still rely on LNURL. Happy to try a bolt12 based self-sovereign setup when there's a spec.Give the man more followers!
View quoted note →
Without further context, I would read this as: don't doxx your customers on the blockchain unless you're able to delete every copy of it. I.e. don't put other peoples data on the blockchain.
Which in my opinion includes forcing customer to do a satoshi test. Or encouraging them to reuse addresses. Looking at you, Travel Rule...
View quoted note →
