@OmarchyLinux is a monumental milestone in OS history. It is a source of inspiration for every OS, everybody will follow.
After tasting the freedom of a malleable OS where agents allows you to customize anything... You just can't go back. I would preach it to my grandma.
Fuck the Doomers.
Fuck the Decels.
Fuck the Commies.
Access to AI is a right.
Owning compute is a right.
Come and take it.
Over my dead body.
Join us in the fight, anon.
@ODELLXYZ it was wrong to say “the failure is on CC” (last Rabbit Hole). In fact, the failure is mostly on you and Marty for not promoting dice for non-technical people. But you were like “hardware!” “multisig!”. Wonder how many people are locked in multisig now without a way out.
@HodlDee Updating firmware is intimidating. If I would be in Coldcard situation I would just generate a seed with an app, f.e. there is a Seed Tool app, which can gen on its own or from dices, cards or coins.
It sounds like Mk4, Q, and Mk5 are also vulnerable in a different way than Mk3. Slightly less problematic than Mk3 but still not great to keep using. If you're using single sig Coldcard at the moment you should move your assets to a different wallet (multisig, exchange, other HWW) to be safe.
Thanks @beeple, I’ve been a fan of your art for a long time. This is my new favorite.
When I decided to sell my art I wanted every piece on the blockchain and to accept Bitcoin as payment.
“The Internet of Money” by Andreas Antonopoulos really opened my eyes.
When we wrote the first line of code for Nunchuk 6 years ago, we deliberated a lot on whether to hide the concept of “keys” from users.
At the time, due to the popularity of singlesig wallets, a lot of Bitcoin wallets intentionally chose to abstract away “keys.” A wallet became synonymous with a key.
Not only is this straight out wrong, it leads users to a confused place, unable to fully understand the power of public-key cryptography, one of the cornerstones of Bitcoin.
Without understanding keys and public-key cryptography, users will never truly grok the power of Bitcoin or become truly self-sovereign.
Users are not dumb, and we chose to treat users with respect by not hiding away keys. In 20 years, we believe everyone will need to understand public and private keys to function in an increasingly digital world. Learning how public-key cryptography works will be similar to learning ABC. Whether you are self-custodying bitcoin or giving your AI agent an identity, you either understand it and stay in control of your future, or you don’t.
We decided to make “keys” a first-class UI/UX citizen in Nunchuk. Keys, then wallets. Wallets are made up of keys. Two distinct abstractions.
We vow to never abstract away this critical concept. You will always be able to import and export keys in Nunchuk based on open standards.
No vendor lock-in. Ever.
As the cost of creating software continues to drop dramatically, drive and experience become the decisive advantages.
This is exactly why I expect some of the most exciting breakthroughs in the near future to come from the Bitcoin, Lightning, and Nostr communities. 🚀
Tonight is the last time I will sleep in my own bed next to my loving wife. For the next 5 years I will be housed in a federal prison at taxpayer expense for a "crime" without a victim. Just one of many victims of lawfare perpetrated by a weaponized Biden DOJ where truth and justice were sidelined in favor of a political anti innovation agenda. Where evidence was hidden and suppressed because it didn't fit the story highly partisan line prosecutors needed to tell. Where Supreme Court precedence was ignored by activist judges.
Tomorrow I will surrender to FPC Morgantown. I will no longer be Keonne Rodriguez inside that institution, instead I will be a number, 11404-511. But outside of those walls my name will be kept alive. My loving wife, my family, my friends, all of you who have supported #pardonsamourai will make sure of that. I know walking into that institution that the story doesn't end there.
I maintain hope that President @realDonaldTrump is a fair man, a man of the people, who will see this prosecution for what it was: an anti innovation, anti american, attack on the rights and liberties of free people. I believe his team @AGPamBondi@EdMartinDOJ @DAGToddBlanche and others truly want to end the weaponization of the DOJ that the previous administration wielded so effectively.
The framers of our Constitution gave the Executive the power to pardon for exactly this reason, to balance out and restore justice when no one else would. President Trump has proven he takes that power seriously. I believe he will continue to wield that power for good and pardon me and Bill.
Keep up the noise. Thank you all for your support. See you on the other side.
If you believe free speech is for you but not your political opponents, you're illiberal.
If no contrary evidence could change your beliefs, you're a fundamentalist.
If you believe the state should punish those with contrary views, you're a totalitarian.
If you believe political opponents should be punished with violence or death, you're a terrorist.