Potentially figured out a solution to den chat's biggest critism that satisfies my standard. Will experiment to verify said solution.

ok, seems like all went well with den chat release-release, now i'll just do fixes and improvements and new features every now and then, as i now put some time re-working DNN (cleaning it up from top to bottom, simplifying everything, making it clearer, and have a better node, better docs, etc. It's a good thing nobody used it aside from me for now xD), and once all of that done, it'd be ready for the bitcoin height 1mil (and hopefully by then things would settle about the state of bitcoin), then I'd confidently start hitting up browsers to implement it (alongside working on and releasing a lightweight forked browser that has its reference implementation for people to use in case no browser adds it for whatever reason).

Released-released DEN Chat (meaning i posted about it on TwiX basically, so non-nostr bubble people are using it). 24+ hours and and so far so the building isn't burning =3

It seems like there's more malware events happening over at Steam and others. I don't have a solution to this, probably no one does, however, Valve/Steam (as an example) is a security bottleneck and a single point of failure, that's why on my end, on DEGA, I planned out a system where it makes it so that there would be a decentralized marketplace of security audits and would be clearly visible for each and every build of a game, handled by both players and/or hired firms. Games/builds that don't have reviews would have a clear warning to all customers/users. "This game's latest build has been reviewed by multiple known digital security reviewers. You can see who these reviewers are, and check out their report." [View reports]

Something something discord now has a kill switch to disable stream and video callls for brazilians. The time for den chat is nigh, gotta protec brazilian miku.

Here's Nostr Bitcoin MultiSig (NBMS) demo: If you're wondering how the NBMS works: 1. Select the participants, ECDH with each, gets sorted, add a domain seperator (spec definied), and an index (potential future use to have more wallet constructions for the same people, from the same initiator/creator), all of that gets hashed and we get a result. 2. That hash is used as an input to created a keypair, let's call it the group npub 3. An invite, via nip17 dm, is sent to the participants, that contains the group npub and the hash 4. Each accepts which sends a accept-message to that npub 5. The app then generates a new hash from their nsec, the group hash as salt, and domain seperator, which would then be used to derive a 24 seed word, and grabs the xpub from it and shares that to the group. This is done for each member 6. Assuming all had their group-specific xpubs shared, multiple multisig wallets are created (if it was 3 people total, then a 1-of-3, 2-of-3, 3-of-3 are created) 7. Start receiving and sending from these wallets in these nice UX flows in chat (speaking of chat, they are self-DMs, meaning the group npub has itself as the author and recepient, with the kind 14 inside it being from actual sender. Con: any participant can delete those messages. Counter: each send to the group also sends a copy to oneself, specifically a self-send to another derived keypair based on a participant's nsec+groupHash, and a check+restore process happens in case of misconduct) Side note 1: The idea to 'simplify' bitcoin multisig came about out of frustration between myself, a person-a, and person-b, as we were conducting transactions. Not sure who thought what first but basically we all thought 'this should be waaay easier than it is right now and nobody is doing it, and probably nostr would help make that a reality'. However, funnily enough, niether person-b (well, yet to be seen) nor I did this in a way where it's for bitcoiners in a sense of adding whatever xpub you want under your npub, and we basically wen't with our own different directions that is not user-decision first / bitcoin first, where I went with a heavy nostr-first approach rather than just having it as a transport, and the other person... well i can't disclose their direction. I had the option to import an xpub, but decided to remove it. If anyone feels like doing this how bitcoiners expect it, but with all the nice UX flows as seen in the video, you can chat it up with me (and if so worth reading the second note below). Side note 2: I'll have this in the next denos update, but also locked away like the rest, and all of which will now also have a 'enter password to toggle on' which will most likely be just 'denos'. I decided I don't, or rather can't, put enough time and effort to maintain all of these systems (ecash, nostr bitcoin multisig, nostr silent payments) properly, so that's why the password thing (maybe even later to completely remove all of them outright... maybe). Basically I'm sunsetting these things on DENOS. Too much on my plate to worry about maintaining all of these things. If someone else down the line is interested in doing any of these, I'm happy to consult.

Btw, "don't trust, verify" is now practically possible for the average person to actually do because of AI. Yes not all AI or prompt and person will get a proper thorough review, one might see a vulnurability and one might not, but hey, everyone can do this now and better than before when the answer was "i didn't verify".

Do not help the sheep remove their shackles, take advantage of them to help those who are trying to remove their shackles and those who are already free. Change your mental to this, and you'll have a higher chance of success, and the right people getting the full benefits.

>Start recording a demo video for product for public-public announcement >Throughout the demo, notice 10 issues that needs fixing GAH! xD

Hm... Danganronpa meets Among Us?

Deadly Trick on Steam

Deadly Trick is a social deduction game playable with up to 8 players. Survive the death game unfolding at school under the name "Special Clas...

#gaming

Comparison old vs new of a few pages View quoted note →" target="_blank" rel="noopener">https://video.nostr.build/886f2e536ed9b3b35a73cdf65ca9caab8cb69cbfd4ac8a658e6e4de721734d93.mp4NOSTR_0