Took a lot of patience, but finally getting my #Bitcoin blocks from space with the @Blockstream#satellite 📡 with 1.08 Mbit/sec. Also waiting for the #bitcoin core source to come in through 📡 as well. Message me with GPG pubkey FA760D6B5B50AA4010D4C4D172E87D9C1BEC4975
Djuri is an *awesome* bitcoiner and his FOSS/H github repo was taken down a couple of years ago b/c of Coinkite legal action. Consider supporting his work and ordering a BTClock. The software is actively developed and has tons of awesome features.
btclock.store
Djuri is an *awesome* bitcoiner and his FOSS/H github repo was taken down a couple of years ago b/c of Coinkite legal action. Consider supporting his work and ordering a BTClock. The software is actively developed and has tons of awesome features.
btclock.store
Past days were wild for #BTClock, I refuse to pay for Xitter so I can use more characters... if you want to read the story from my side see njump.me/nevent1qqst22qclvkw…
For those hoping to create and flash your own ESP32 firmware to the #Blockclock mini/micro… you can’t.
The eFuse is burned in a way it only accepts coinkite signed firmware binaries.
Only when removing the existing ESP32-WROVER-E and replace with a new one you can flash custom
You can get the full FOSS/H #BTClock at btclock.dev
It has better security, more features and also has WPA3, proxy (socks4/5 and http) support. Also notifies on zaps and can integrate with your bitaxe. Faster as well!
September 19th, Noderunners Conference!
Center and open area:
A place to see tools in action, ask questions and connect with builders throughout the day.
Hands-on demos around Nostr, BTClock and bitcoin hardware.
Provided for you by @dsbaars, @Decentralized_M, @xmrstreet and Sebastix (npub1qe3e5wrvnsgpggtkytxteaqfprz0rgxr8c3l34kk3a9t7e2l3acslezefe).
Link to program in comment below
September 19th, Noderunners Conference!
Center and open area:
A place to see tools in action, ask questions and connect with builders throughout the day.
Hands-on demos around Nostr, BTClock and bitcoin hardware.
Provided for you by @dsbaars, @Decentralized_M, @xmrstreet and Sebastix (npub1qe3e5wrvnsgpggtkytxteaqfprz0rgxr8c3l34kk3a9t7e2l3acslezefe).
Link to program in comment below
I love my BTClock which I built myself with @dsbaars at last years BTCPrague, full open-source and customisable. Check out to the build video and Djuri's story: piped.video/watch?v=w6Weeegi…
True, but wait until the distributed middleman called 'hardware wallets' unravels.
Before 2027 we'll see a major brand compromised at a catastrophic level . Probably with 20% of devices.
(Writing a long-read on how and when)
The Coinbase data leak is just the beginning.
They custody more bitcoin than any other company in the world. Even the most professional operations have vulnerabilities when employees are targeted directly.
Custodial centralization is one of the biggest threats to bitcoin.
This particular attack would require a DNS spoof or a takeover of the coinkite nameservers, as coinkite.com at the moment of writing does NOT have DNSSEC it isnt that difficult.