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When people ask how to avoid hacks I usually recommend having 2 separate devices. One “daily driver” with 0 funds that never touches a blockchain and then a completely separate, dedicated computer used exclusively to also not touch blockchains. I don’t recommend using blockchains

An interview with William Gibson, from the documentary Cyberpunk (1990) directed by Marianne Trench.

just dropped a short guide on building your first cyberdeck jalexine.github.io/lab/build-your…⁠ >it’s cyberdeck build month come build yours with me on discord

Uniswap competition be like "we forked uniswap, added a backdoor admin key, and hired someone from north korea use us instead"

Stop scrolling. This might be one of the most important thing happening on Hyperliquid right now and almost nobody is talking about it. What you're looking at is the first independent client achieving block hash parity with Hyperliquid validators. For non-technical people: Hyperliquid hasn't open-sourced its node client. The code that runs the network is a compiled binary, a black box. @androolloyd took that black box, 87MB of machine code with no documentation, and reverse-engineered it using AI and Ghidra. He decoded every formula, every structure, every protocol. Then he built his own client from scratch that produces the exact same results as the official validators. 3/3 match. For technical people: full verification chain cracked. keccak256 on raw msgpack for block response hashes. blake3 keyed for consensus transactions. LtHash16 with SSE2 paddw across 14 accumulators (11 L1 + 3 EVM) finalized with SHA-256 for state hashing. All reproduced independently from a stripped ELF binary with zero source code. What this means: anyone can now verify the Hyperliquid chain independently without trusting the official binary. This is the foundation for a truly decentralized validator set where operators don't depend on one codebase. Independent implementations make the network stronger, more resilient, and harder to compromise. The team didn't open-source the client. So someone reverse-engineered it and built one anyway. That's the kind of ecosystem Hyperliquid has. I'll be covering this work in depth over the coming days to make sure everyone understands the magnitude of what's being built here. Legendary work happening in real time. Hyperliquid.

2021 NFT bros fit

i wish i could do more - i wish i had a thousand hands and a thousand eyes and a thousand years and army of angels and a thousand stars that lit the sky so bright that the night would never come and that our sleepless dreams would fill this world

claude authentication is fucked

It seems to me that we have fully entered the Age of the Supply Chain Attack. We’ve been on that path for years (remember Solar Winds? Seems almost quaint now). But it’s now hit the big time with last week’s attacks (Axios, et al), very convincing AI generated repositories, hallucinated repository references, and now stuff like this (a must-read): adversa.ai/blog/claude-co…

Do you remember when $PRIME was one of the hottest coins in the market in 2024? Casual -99% drawdown

Yay the node setup works. Solar powered miner. Solar powered internet and switching solar powered node. I’ve successfully turned 10 grand into 6 bucks

Easter day 12 years ago.

彼女宅で半同棲を始めたらすること。それは...まず本宅(センター)と拠点間VPNを構築し、生活用ネットワークを強化する。

Bitcoin Price on Easter 🐣 2012: $5 2013: $93 2014: $500 2015: $255 2016: $418 2017: $1,195 2018: $6,850 2019: $5,325 2020: $7,050 2021: $58,000 2022: $40,000 2023: $28,500 2024: $70,000 2025: $84,500 2026: $67,000

Satoshi Nakamoto listed their birthday as April 5, 1975 If you are wondering what animated them to create Bitcoin: April 5 = FDR signed order 6102 making it illegal for Americans to own gold 1975 = Americans could legally own gold again It’s all about about financial freedom.

This is why I prefer immersion systems over single-device space heaters. Forced air mining heaters are not code-compliant without a "listing" such as UL. This is expensive and new tech needs a new listing. Things attrition. Immersion tanks can always be populated with another low cost ASIC server, providing high hash density at low cost with excellent configurability. Immersion mining can heat air and fluid, including radiant fluid systems, hot tubs, water tanks, and snow melt systems. After the initial expense of the infrastructure, new computers are easy. wired.com/review/heatbit…

Everything makes me miss her

if you’re asking me a question about how to improve opsec you should def check out SEAL Frameworks frameworks.securityalliance.org literally all of this was written by real people in this space, for real people on this space.

@DanTalks1 New Zealand you say - I thought all you 🥝 were like @davthewave

I'm going to be very ruthless with this post, and I mean this with the utmost love to you guys. I want the best for you in Europe. I want you guys to win. What is required for you to win is going to be tough. Euro "remigration activists", reposting the worst of muslim propaganda accounts having a fucking sook about shooting animals, in a country full of people who rape their own women and kids, is quite possibly the most humiliating disgraces i've ever seen. People thinking these guys are going to "have what it takes" to do remigration operations and have the stomach to deport millions of foreign hostile muslims, yet have a sook about this. Fuck man get a grip. You think these people give a fuck about you? Why are you simping for them, why are you reposting them? Engagement farming for what? Third worlders who hate you? YOU LOOK FUCKING WEAK. You are going to need to as we say in New Zealand "Harden up". Because what's coming is you either become Turkey/Lebanon and lose your country forever, or you toughen up. Because this shit is a complete disgrace.

with dprk sophistication approaching mossad levels, a good strategy might be not installing any software, not going to any conferences, and not talking to anyone besides people you have known for 5+ years and keep in contact regularly.