@FriedmanGenius@d_1awrence Diminishing returns is not inevitable when your denominator is increasingly debased. Remember, all these charts are nominal.
@BitBoxSwiss All wallet vendors should be cryptographically signing their emails. The email provider gets a signed email and does not have the private key.
This app should get some attention.
I'm running it side by side with Cupcake, Blue Wallet offline, and Airgap Vault.
Metro has some outstanding UX and security features the others don't, and it still runs better/faster than the others on a slow, old device.
If you are out here angry posting about the latest outrage news story, please consider that you’ve been taken in by the new and improved AI fueled bot farm rage machines.
Remember that there are whole organizations/agencies out there who’s job it is to make you afraid of your fellow humans and whip you into a frenzy.
Leave the phone at home and go for a walk and notice all the people out at the park, the grocery store, all just co-existing and being kind to one another. That is our natural state.
@tempstat@SilentPayments Just shipped it: https://t.co/AldFJHV89Z
Paste your address, it gives you the exact TXT record for your own domain. Then it checks it against two resolvers and tells you whether DNSSEC actually validated, per resolver.
Your zone, your name.
@overtorment Now is the perfect time for scams of all kinds. with all the red hat security discoveries, all the wallet devs are frantically pushing out updates to a fearful customer base.
@slush Unless stateless, the device holds keys, so it is a "crypto key wallet" or "crypto wallet" for short.
Only a stateless device is truly just a "signing device".