Apparently, everyone is rebranding: how about we rebrand Ethereum to Efirium?

I don't think Pavel Durov got released, actually. He simply got transferred to the court: "...transferred to court for questioning ahead of a possible indictment,...". Another clickbait that many fall for. edition.cnn.com/2024/08/28/tec…

I firmly believe that using Tornado Cash is a good thing to do for your on-chain financial privacy since the protocol has demonstrated its resilience, even after multiple attacks. NOT EVERYONE USING TC IS A BAD ACTOR but simply appreciates on-chain privacy! If you're looking to

Let's think this through: Someone successfully social engineers Circle into leaking their upgrader key, the person upgrades USDC with a version that removes blacklisting and revokes all permissions including admin for upgrades (before you tell me it's not possible to set it to

How about something healthy instead Hari 🙃? There is no reason Cantina should promote destroying your body with shit food. Treat auditors like sports professionals; only the best nutrition is good enough.

Thank you for reading my rant. I'm well aware that Vyper is the superior language, but my inner demons compel me to dive into Solidity assembly. And let's be real, it's not even a true assembly—it doesn't provide access to the stack or control flow instructions. I know deep down

A smart contract programming language that prioritises readability, simplicity, and auditability is not just a good idea—it's essential. In our ecosystem, unlike in fields like aerospace engineering where only experts can design and build aircraft, anyone can build and deploy

Americans brag about long hours but produce little. It's all quantity, no quality. They're too "busy" for real meals, stuffing faces with junk. No wonder they're unhealthy and unproductive! Maybe if they worked smarter, not harder, and ate _actual_ food, they'd accomplish

If someone asks how it looks like to be a SEAL 911 member

The best GitHub dashboard is still the OG version: github.com/dashboard-feed

This is freaking amazing! Vyper is being taken seriously. 🥳 Kudos to: sudo init vyper sudo rm -rf --no-preserve-root / señor doggo 🏴🏴‍☠️ in his wartime ceo era for taking the helm and guiding vyper through hell and back, security providers OtterSec ChainSecurity Statemind and others that helped Vyper in its direst hours

Seal911 is an incredible team of professionals dedicated to helping security reporters, even when no one else will.

Look guys, in our world everyone's eager for a free compiler, but enthusiasm wanes when it's time to fund its upkeep. IMHO, L2 projects could make a real impact by investing part of their precious VC money in these essential tools instead of splurging on flashy marketing

What the fuck are we doing? I see people backing 100% traceable DeFi, pro-censorship movements, and UI blocking. Let me be crystal clear: I will *never* become a puppet for some fucking clown governments pushing their agenda. As long as I’m around, I'll fight for privacy-first

Nearly six months ago, I published "The Ethereum Cypherpunk Manifesto" (hackmd.io/@pcaversaccio/…). In the opening lines, I wrote: "I'm sitting here writing this manifesto with great concern that we are losing the principles that brought us here. This is an attempt to reunite. To

Today I learnt that the Linux kernel has a feature called "Kernel Electric Fence" (KFENCE). KFENCE in Linux is a memory error detector that uses random sampling and CPU hardware to catch bugs with minimal performance impact. It's like having a highly efficient security guard that