You still need randomness... May want to keep those dice. If the hardware wallet doesn't generate a random enough seed, and the passphrase isn't random either, it's only so safe.
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You still need randomness... May want to keep those dice. If the hardware wallet doesn't generate a random enough seed, and the passphrase isn't random either, it's only so safe.
True. Most do, to some extent!
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Followed, thanks to 's repost. Sounds like a good plan!
I have a little bit of beekeeping second-hand knowledge - I was with beekeepers but haven't done it myself. My guess is new ones would be a good idea, or at least handy this year until the mothball effects are gone.
The whole idea that this statement can start arguments is a bit baffling!
Laughter in courtrooms... I'm all for it!
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And me to myself, with simple tasks I should do, but have been wanting to finish an app for.
I tried to investigate it when I was choosing one for my first projects (went with Codeberg for now). It was confusing to figure out which git-over-Nostr projects were which and which I should choose, there wasn't much documentation yet, and I wasn't sure where to start. I found enough to follow a few people so I could learn more as I go. I was also considering self-hosting something, and might in the future. It would still be great to set it up at some point, at least as a backup. Always more to learn!
Lots of encouragement from a bunch of people, but the one who changed how I think this year was . Or at least sharpened/put words to values I hadn't so clearly defined.
I build open-source, privacy-focused apps for anyone whose data is not for sale. I use AI tools to write the code, but do not include surveillance or invasive permissions. My apps are designed to work across platforms, making the switch to Linux phones easier when they're more available. (I'm a beginner in this, learning as I go. I'll start with publishing Flutter apps on Codeberg and Zapstore.)