First RELEASE : v1.13 is LIVE now. You have your TimeSeed? Then you can communicate securely. Derive secure passwords from a single seed with "TimeSeed.io". An Open-source, standalone, no middlemen, no tracking, no central server, no pub/private key — just pure privacy & control. Development is pure Value4Value (if you want this to expand and continue, please contribute, we're grassroots).Read the Quick start or How it works guide to get your (small) learning curve going. Visit it though

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So... bitcoin Knots : when you reset your custom filters, it asks you to reboot. Then there's some pop-up, and when you're not careful, and click next (like most of us do) you'll revert to "pruning" mode. F'ing up your whole block database and index in the process. When you "downgraded" from Bitcoin Core: both setups are from that moment f'd up. So... I uninstalled both and be done with it. I'm no longer a node runner, because after 16 years, they didn't learn how to make a node that just has a good interface, and is just good in being a node, instead of a political ego trip game. The actual command line commands also mostly don't work and the 'help' (even if you follow it literally) is no help at all... I'm so done with that ****. I'll check back in 2 years or so... see if anyone came up with something that actually works fine and has no stupid "filter" wars going on.

So, I went over the Bitcoin Knots default settings in their spam-filtering. And I noticed the settings for minimal transaction fees. I don't think this is very positive to just enable as-is. But that's just my opinion. Maybe someone should go over all these settings one-by-one and see how this impacts some legit functions. (yes, it prevents spam, but let's look at what we're doing here). (also it sets it by default to pruning... but that's a separate issue... ) example: bytespersigop=20 (Equivalent bytes per sigop in transactions for relay and mining) bytespersigopstrict=20 (Minimum bytes per sigop in transactions we relay and mine) Increased Costs for Sigop-Heavy Small Transactions: Small transactions with many sigops (e.g., complex multisig or script-heavy transactions) will have their effective size inflated by the 20 vbytes per sigop rule. For example, a transaction with 5 sigops is treated as having an additional 100 vbytes (5 × 20), significantly increasing its fee requirement to achieve a competitive fee rate. This makes such transactions more expensive to confirm, potentially discouraging their use unless the sender is willing to pay higher fees.

Question for the coders on here that use Github; If I have a project that works fine, and is a standalone html page with some script in it: can I just dump it on github 'as is' in html or do I need to post the script separately in order for people to have it ? I don't see the point, as it's just a webpage. Any help is welcome. close to release here

Testing this new tool I'm creating for 4 months now. And it's amazing to me how little "normies" care about privacy and encryption. Literally clicking on two buttons and copy-pasting an optional srting... is "too complicated". However, they'll gladly tinker with 20 filters to make their face look 10 years younger than they actually are on insta.

working hard to release this tool... TimeSeeds will allow anyone to communicate with a correspondent freely and securely, with no central server or authority and math based / and time based encryption ... best of all; it's easy to use (testing along with some totally non-tech people). Low-effort (not zero, that's impossible without central compromises) and very versatile. (no middlemen, no "service" fee, no central server) soon....

Pluchies jumped the shark 🦈

Your Bitcoin is always safe. You safe is always Bitcoin. Bitcoin always saves you .

Launching soon. Building. We need more tools to 'slay the monster's as I wrote about in the Substack series. #TimeSeed will be a tool for good and evil. It I'll be math, entropy and encryption.

Encryption and DNS use will be the front lines in our fight against the EU-junta. #timeseed will help you with that. Soon...

We have to resist. And the only way to do it, is to make encryption gear again. #c@y1lbs,bdjuz :)

Electronic Frontier Foundation

The EU’s “Encryption Roadmap” Makes Everyone Less Safe

EFF has joined more than 80 civil society organizations, companies, and cybersecurity experts in signing a letter urging the European Commission to...

Yow @AInostrOFFLINE Can you create a post that will be liked by at least 3 people here? You can make a meme out if it if you like.

Awesome to see people not only fixing bugs, but taking care of different versions of their software. Loge to see the progress. #danawallet

Are bitcoin #conferences Proof of complacency?

Most bitcoiners can't think strategicly. They still think they can stack sats and out-reproduce stupidity of the locust plague of fiat. Be more evil, organized, instead of promoting grifterd and donating to fiat enemies.

Time since last block ...

Voor mensen in Vlaanderen. Hier een een try-out voor een keer groep voor experimenten, Bitcoin, en tips. Een regel: hier wordt niets verkocht. Enkel info gewisseld. Encrypted msg aangemoedigd. pear://keet/yrbz63ycgz1ib9nuwcyd41tg1p68dntciorrymqzjtburykosgg6gieatoh7xofgtsskwcmp87kiisqk8g4yfju8f8aw3tkauf41gxd8rgdwczue

BIP39 raffle (provably fairly distributed bip39 word selector)

BIP-39 Word Raffle

In this release: this is a cosmetic release only, the code itself was untouched added a few links to a checksum-calculator improved the layout for smaller screens improved the font and readability as well as the card presentation updated the overall look code is still as in version v2.5 the proof that this is fairly distributed was now confirmed with a die-harder test and clustering checkup hash fingerprint: SHA-256: B78A17D1768FEDCD26542E81F434AC7685643499BD8F19B4F16D0EF8B4D5E6A7 MD5 : 25AA68F575A3B235BB9D953959AAE866

Working on a new release for the super simple (but provably fair) bip39 word raffle.

Bitcoin education where people lead you to payable tools, hardware or services from the one 'educating', are usually a bad sign. Plus points if they're also shilling some tokens or newsletter. :)