My trust in the #Tor project was severely broken, and as of now I'm not running any more relays or bridges.
Erik
erik@dlsouza.lol
npub1ur8m...58yl
PGP: 8996 4EC3 AB22 B2E3
bip352: pay@dlsouza.lol
Quantas pessoas do 8 de janeiro ainda estão presas aguardando o julgamento?
does any state or major county have VAT taxes in the US?
#askstr #plebchain
When BOLT12 zaps?
Fvck. Just found out that one of the oldest archeological sites ever discovered is a 2h drive from where I'm, but I have a conference to attend.
Maybe just drop the conference 🤣
More cool churches 

Wallet implementers, what is the best way to drop scrip hashes in the Electrum Protocol?
I'm working on a lightweight client that has an integrated #Electrum Server for wallets to connect (and started a new EPS-like client). The fact that users have to copy their xpub and paste in the software before running sounds very stupid to me.
I also want to use BIP158 compact block filters, so I can allow users to add new wallets with very minimal waiting time, but there's a problem: Electrum (the protocol) sends **hashes** of scripts, not the actual script. That sucks because BIP158 uses the actual script.
We could solve both problems by having a way for wallets to communicate their addresses to a server. AFAIK, the argument for sending hashes instead of addresses is privacy, but it is a very week privacy, there's no forward secrecy, if you ever get paid on that address, the server know what the address actually is.
For my use-case, simply sending the address (at least once) is enough. Now I'm thinking what kind of extension I can make to the basic protocol to let clients communicate the address, without breaking compatibility with other software. Something like some new methods that behaves exactly like the current ones, but you send the address (not hash). What do you guys think?
#bitcoin #wallet #plebchain

That's a cool church


I'll never get used to have sunlight at 10pm 

If I interact with a Mostr post or profile, will it be mirrored to mastodon as well?