The one you forgot to add to /etc/logrotate.d
Whichever just caused your disk to run out of space and crash your server :-)
Clean up your room.
Rotate your log files.
Andrew Poelstra (Director of Research, Blockstream) has been around Bitcoin research and development for a long time, and has a lot of insight to share on Bitcoin research in this episode. For part 2 of my discussion with Andrew we focus more on bitcoin and cryptography research that the team are working on, and what it means for the future of Bitcoin:
Cryptography
Bulletproofs++
MuSig2
FROST
Bitcoin Scripting
Miniscript
Simplicity
CTV and APO
Covenants: are they risky for Bitcoin?
Transaction Introspection on Liquid
Sir, why do you keep crossing the border with a single useless shard?
Two great recent Sean Carroll interviews to bring you a bit down to earth if you're hyped up about AI.
https://www.preposterousuniverse.com/podcast/2023/08/28/248-yejin-choi-on-ai-and-common-sense/
De hoofdschuldige van iedere lek is degene die opdracht gaf tot het verzamelen van de data. In dit geval dus het parlement.
https://nos.nl/artikel/2488359-miljoenen-adressen-en-gegevens-mak
"De AP maant het kabinet om de toegang tot persoonsgegevens in openbare registers beter af te schermen tegen oneigenlijk gebruik. Denk hierbij aan registers als het Kadaster en het Handelsregister van de Kamer van Koophandel."
En het UBO register, de GBA, de administratie van banken, de belastingdienst, enz, enz.
Anyway, te laat. Maar als we de boel ooit qua privacy op orde hebben, moeten we een grote volksshuffle organiseren, waarbij iedereen verhuist, een nieuw BSN nummer, telefoonnummer, bankrekening, etc.
En dan zul je zien dat de administratie daarvan ook lekt.
De hoofdschuldige van iedere lek is degene die opdracht gaf tot het verzamelen van de data. In dit geval dus het parlement.
https://nos.nl/artikel/2488359-miljoenen-adressen-en-gegevens-mak
Yes it would. It's the same risk as a custodial wallet.
Indeed all clients would have to support (or some broader standard). GreenLight does let you share a single wallet between those clients.
It's not better than running your own node, just easier to on board. And they have a way to then take that node and self-host it when you're ready to go deeper into the rabbit hole.
With your own node a plugin makes sense. With Greenlight I think the idea to an SDK, like the one Breez is working on.
Also it could integrate the payment progress indicator right under the post so I can continue reading and then see the confetti above.
Mostly Amethyst with Zeus on GrapeneOS. Opening Zeus is pretty quick, but going back is clunky. I have to swipe back a bunch of time. And I have to confirm the payment each time. A built-in wallet (with limited funds on it) could automatically zap with one or two taps.
Will Poelstra be selling these books at Tabconf, nostr:npub128a25achgxk429gwuwy7tgrwh44z5s42js2260cxdstk7tpxv9ds497erh?
Must add to my pile of cool Bitcoin gadges that I might never use, but who knows. At least it's not as heavy as an anvil...
A ‘paper computer’ for Bitcoin checksums and Shamir Secret Sharing may seem absurd, but that’s what we’re talking about in this episode! This project is a scheme to generate, encode, checksum, split and recover Bitcoin secret keys, using pencil, paper and lookup tables (alternately, volvelles). We discuss codex32 and the motivation behind it with Andrew Poelstra (Director of Research, Blockstream). Note this is the first of a two part episode. In this first part we discuss:
Bitcoin private keys today
Multi signature and Shamir Secret Sharing contrasted
Where to keep shards or keys
Error correction
Risks with Hardware wallets (even though you should still use them)
BIP39 vs codex32
Limitations of the paper computer (Volvelles)https://m.primal.net/HJzS.webp
Will Poelstra be selling these books at Tabconf, nostr:npub128a25achgxk429gwuwy7tgrwh44z5s42js2260cxdstk7tpxv9ds497erh?
I know, but it requires app switching. Having a non-custodial lightning node inside a Nostr app should be a better experience.
Are there any Nostr clients that use Greenlight for (sending) zaps?