By the beach?

As far as feature requests, time locks are the next big feature to integrate into the wallet. Being taproot, you’re obviously already heading down that track. One can put time between attacker and funds via scavenger hunt, but timelock enforcing non-spendability of funds works better…

Yeah I saw in the bushbash chat, we'll be adding it to the website and probably doing something similar to Sparrow wallet with a button in the coordinator app with the command so you can copy paste it to terminal

sudo nano /etc/udev/rules.d/99-frostsnap.rules

ACTION==“add”, ATTRS{idVendor}==“303a”, ATTR{idProduct}==“1001”, MODE==“0666”, SYMLINK+=“frostsnap”

sudo udevadm control —reload-rules && sudo udevadm trigger

Necessary for connecting hardware wallet on Ubuntu 24

Had to figure out the above on my own…the start page and GitHub readme didn’t mention it.

Looking forward to playing with these #frostsnap hardware wallets. I got to play with a few in Australia in July and it’s a clever system…and I need to dig deeper…

# BOOK LAUNCH!

# The Praxeology of Privacy

v0.1.0 Now Available

I'm excited to announce the publication of **"The Praxeology of Privacy: Economic Logic in Cypherpunk Implementation"** - a complete manuscript bridging Austrian economics with cypherpunk cryptography.

## What Is This Book?

This work proves that **privacy isn't just a preference—it's an economic necessity**. Through rigorous praxeological analysis, it demonstrates that privacy is logically required for rational economic action, property rights, and voluntary exchange.

### The Core Argument

I develop a **Three-Axiom Framework** showing how:

- **Privacy enables economic calculation** (building on Mises)

- **Privacy protects rational discourse** (extending Hoppe)

- **Privacy provides resistance tools** (following Voskuil)

The result? A systematic proof that surveillance systems create the same calculation problems as socialist planning, while cryptographic tools restore the conditions necessary for free markets.

## Why This Matters

For too long, privacy advocates have relied on moral arguments while economists have ignored cryptographic innovation. This book bridges that gap, showing that:

- **Cypherpunks** gain rigorous economic foundations for their tools

- **Austrian economists** discover how cryptography solves fundamental problems

- **Everyone** learns why privacy is essential for human flourishing

## What's Inside

~70,000 words across 21 chapters covering:

- Economic logic of digital signatures and zero-knowledge proofs

- How surveillance destroys market discovery processes

- Cryptographic property rights and enforcement mechanisms

- Practical framework for building parallel economies

- Original theoretical contributions to both traditions

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- Light/Dark PDFs for reading

- Summary collection for overview

- Text-to-speech optimized version

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## The Best Part

This work is **100% public domain**. Copy it, share it, sell it, modify it—whatever helps spread these ideas.

## Next Steps

- **Researchers**: I welcome feedback, critique, and collaboration

- **Educators**: Use this material in courses and discussions

- **Practitioners**: Apply the framework to evaluate privacy technologies

- **Publishers**: Contact me about formal publication opportunities

I would love to get some serious review before we print the first batch, so please reach out with critique and improvement proposals.

This represents a couple years of research connecting two intellectual traditions that desperately needed each other. I believe it's the first systematic praxeological analysis of cryptography—and hopefully not the last.

**What do you think? Does this framework resonate with your understanding of privacy and economics? Do I make any logical flaws?**

Buying tallow suncream from WhatsApp :) nostr:npub1fceadcz5zunfrxkv33437e27z86tehs95gtc4z7wjkeexel8llrq50sy0m

Polishing up the memes for bush bash

What’s the best way to start I your opinion?

Have been thinking about it a lot the last year.

Lionel Shriver is not a bitcoiner yet. That's how early we are.

Ooo I gotta check that out. Appreciate your feedback.

Here's an issue that nostr devs need to consider: You can't give an account to a social media manager to handle. Once you give them the private key, they have access to it forever. I had to give one myself and had to trust the person completely. When large companies eventually show up on nostr they're gonna need account sharing with employees. I'm sure it's doable.

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mfers out here with banner pics that aren’t gifs smh