The iron law of governance is that dysfunctional governance structures will turn sinister almost surely, and sinister governance structures will remain dysfunctional almost surely. Most of this already gets baked in during the design phase.

What came first?

Wow: New side channel attack recovers ECDSA keys off the Infineon secure element. YubiKey 5 Series are impacted. Trezor wallets also use Infineon chips I believe. Stay safe folks!

fucking send it to zero intel.com/content/www/us…

fucking naming the anonymous inventor of Bitcoin after the CIA is not something the actual CIA would do, but it’s DEFINITELY something the NSA would do LOL

that part of the cycle where the... *checks notes* ...rpc service providers(?) are at war

they all thirst for the monasteries

Udi | BIP-420 🐱 Eric Wall | BIP-420😺 udi can we move taproot wizards to a mother inscription i’m not sure bitcoin will survive this debate

Crypto4Harris ≈ Chickens4Chick-fil-a

was that not part of the deal?

how much more do i need to pay in taxes to get a redirect from doj.gov to justice.gov?

*thinking to myself that i must try to provide constructive feedback in a nice way, please try to provide constructive feedback in a nice way* you're fucking retarded and don't understand anything

you have made an excellent case for civilian owned nuclear armaments

when the people need crypto, there won't be any regulators

the postmillenial operating system already exists. 🔏

checking the charts be like

I was a co-founder of Ethereum. I’ve never said that publicly, and to my knowledge, nobody else has either. But it’s true. Before Vitalik, I was already working on implementing layer 3's. When he told me he believed he was the best person in the world to do it, I agreed. His

crypto today only needs enough people who want it to ensure we can build the thing that we need before we need it tomorrow build for a darker future