Remind me never to piss @Laser off

Your passphrase is child’s play to a computer that gets infinite tries.

When I first learned about Bitcoin, I was like… if I cant code it then I dont believe it. 1) I wrote just a random 256-bit generator that I turned into a base58 number. Learned how to do the legacy address. Sent my life savings to it after playing with it a while, which wasnt much. Months later I needed to move it and the base58 number didnt work as my private key. My heart sank. Then I learned I needed to convert it to WIF. Problem solved. But man was that scary! 2) I wrote a HWW software for a specific use case. I created some wallets and moved some money into them. But I got this nagging feeling I didnt do something right. Found I was doing PRNG not TRNG because I kept getting similar outcomes from a different random function I was running on the HWW of like displaying a random background picture on startup. I spent a bunch of time in the MCU documentation (ah the days before AI) finding out how to use its TRNG and what cryptographic strengths it actually. You can really quite easily screw up.

Good thing no one hacks gold.

To my Christian brethren today: May the Lord bless and keep you. May the Lord make His face to shine upon you and be gracious to you. May the Lord lift up His countenance upon you and give you peace.

The superiority of Core isnt just TRNG. It is knowing your transaction is going to the right address. That your reference for double spend protection is correct. That no other middleman is tracking you. That your Bitcoin is real Bitcoin.

Lol. Yes. Escaping one grift or bungle just to get into another. Use Bitcoin Core!

From JW talking to grok aboUt dice rolls and why Core is superior at TRNG

Bitcoin Core Dice Entropy Security | Shared Grok Conversation

Can you read through bitcoin talk and any related bips or pull requests and explain why bitcoin core

ESP32 Code must have bootloader_random_enable(); before running esp_random(); Close the entropy measurement after collecting sufficient bits with bootloader_random_disable();