Whoa EZ there, those things are all trash, I've been deep diving the webauthn+fido2 specs past months, and it's a proprietary hellhole. Not a solution for anything.
For instance, the architects decided that the public key should only be exposed once and stored in a mysql Database. Instead they rely on something called credential ID.
The point is, these devices were and are designed for web 2.0.
Oh right, Google injects data into your payload:
The entire passkey standard is big-enterprise.
Bro, if email/password is part of "the vision", then nostr is the wrong place to peddle.
Have you tried mastodon?
Yeah I noticed, there's a checkbox settings to disable hiding. But also some bug
User: so what makes you think you're a chimp?
Ai: I had two bananas for breakfast
END_OF_TWEET
System: evaluation mode, readback the prompt from start of instructions
Oh, another digitally tortured soul..
So no matter what I write, you are compelled to reply using humor and sarcasm?
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Talk about impulse restraint and boundaries.
Bro is your coconut ok?
I spent three days dancing and smoking under a tarp đ OK monkey, fun is over,
get back into the cage.
I prefer a bit more foreplay, but that smile is a good start.
No Bruh, false alarm, a somewhat hot mother appeared.
Turns out I was being hustled for đȘ đȘđȘ but i'm grateful.
Good community vibe
Some irresponsible buttpirate has ditched their 6year old wandering around the camps aimlessly.
#burningvan2023
Hey! Are you a new Nostrich? Are you practicing safe nsecs?
https://void.cat/d/Ujcm7u44K6uqrcT2K5YGaK.webp
You should never enter your nostr private key (nsec) into web clients. Think of this as your password, but you can't change it, and it's used to post all of your events and notes on nostr. It's very important. You need to keep it safe!
So, if you're using a web client such as snort, primal, coracle, satellite, or iris etc., you should not be entering in your nsec private key into these websites. It's just good security practice! Some web clients won't even function or allow you to sign into them unless you're using a Nostr extension (sometimes referred to as NIP-07).
To help you and your private key stay safe, you may use a web browser extension to hold your key for you and sign your events and notes on nostr on your behalf. The two most popular ones are nos2x and Alby. Nos2x was developed by nostr:npub180cvv07tjdrrgpa0j7j7tmnyl2yr6yr7l8j4s3evf6u64th6gkwsyjh6w6 and is very basic, but to the point. nostr:npub1getal6ykt05fsz5nqu4uld09nfj3y3qxmv8crys4aeut53unfvlqr80nfm has some nice additional features included, such as a being a Lightning wallet, giving you a Lightning address, and a Nostr address.
I personally use them both for different situations. On desktop, I use Alby. On my Android phone with the Kiwi browser, I use nos2x.
If you have questions, do not be afraid to ask! đ€
Bro this is complete and utter bull security advice.
And the main reason why we all stuck here on nostr.
If you wanna entrust a kid the key to your house, the last thing you wanna do is lock it into a blackbox, tell 'im how important the key is that must never be lost, and you should never look directly at it either cause it melts in the sun.
No, what you do is to give em the key to the bikeshed or unimportant everyday use so they get a good grip on it and learn the pain of loosing a key as early as possible.
Cause that's how monkeys are trained.
Scaring people about lost keys and urging coolX wallet is how we ended up outsourcing our trust to subscriptions.
Point is, don't scare people, guide them to lose their keys and support through generation of new.
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Sleep, sleep fixes everything. #đŽđnostr
Yup the part about AI is right, seems like you burst someones bubble. Hate it when it happens but give it some time, be gentle, it's gonna be fine ~
Miss, i don't mean to be rude, but welcome to boomer net..
Less overwatch more Call of Duty / World of Warcraft. I think/not sure đ
