i want to be able to use it offline as well

Guess idk what security is then

so that damus can stay connected to the signer while i'm moving between networks.

Yeah months ago

been playing with sle4442's and seems to work

i just want a bluetooth signer

How do I test for you

but wen?

THIS IS SIMPLY NOT TRUE.

WE HAVE HAD OVER 1000 APPLICATIONS. THAT MEANS OVER 800 REJECTIONS.

WE ARE ONE OF THE MOST TRANSPARENT AND EFFICIENT NON PROFITS IN THE WORLD.

WE DO NEED TO GET BETTER AT COMMS/FEEDBACK. IT IS A PRIORITY.

In the long run stuff like lighting network is a security attack on bitcoins mining fees protecting the network.

Not so sure how I feel about this...

Money’s primary purpose has always been to be able to hold the value of the entire society, and not break.

Literally every other thing we associate with money, or feature we wish it would provide, is either meaningless or doesn’t work at all, unless it can achieve the above.

In fact, the variable ability to accomplish the first goal, is exactly what ultimately limits the size of the economic network.

It’s why cowhide only ever work in small, disparate networks. It’s why glass beads failed after the European and African continents were connected. It’s why gold is the only thing that ever became a globally spanning monetary base, because a gold bar lost 500 years ago is the EXACT SAME gold bar today.

Exchanging value doesn’t matter if it isn’t expected to carry it. Payment speeds mean nothing if the cost to undo the payment is trivial. Privacy is of no purpose if there is no trustworthy value to protect.

Before anything else, money is a tool to protect value at a scale that no other good can match. And it’s very possible that Bitcoin is the single greatest system for scaling that capacity. Because the bigger it gets, the BETTER it is at protecting the value stored in it. Rather than diminishing with size, it actually compounds.

Honestly, the shitcoin stuff isn’t even as bad as lying about having customer success stories. The former is moronic, but the latter is unethical.

Why is privacy great?

We all now take it for granted that it is, but why.

And I mean really why? Not the standard knee jerk reactions we all adopted after the abuse of our private data.

This is what I’m exploring.

Also how does you 40GB private AI evolve if it only learns from you?

So what are they doing it in the name of? It's always something vanilla and corpo like "growth" and "scaling"

They cannot exist without their followers so I don't blame them for doing what they do. They really believe in it or they believe in the money they get from it.