RT @Antonios7S: The simple things in life turn at times to be the most extraordinary, and the currently kickstarted Gate Watch is one of th…
👎“Select from the list below each platform you have used within the last five years… List the username, username, handle, screen-name or other identifiers associated” No wonder why we no longer hold #RebootingWebOfTrust events in the USA anymore. https://twitter.com/gsiskind/status/1134609398368743425
RT @dhh: Hard to recommend the US as a good place for international conferences. Or even visits, really. What a colossal overreach and esca…
Replying to @aaron_etc, @Prigoose and @thekaranchawla
My three-part series from 2008 on “Community by the Numbers” explains more. http://www.lifewithalacrity.com/2008/09/group-threshold.html
Replying to @Kantrowitz and @iamdanellis
My three-part series from 2008 on “Community by the Numbers” explains more. http://www.lifewithalacrity.com/2008/09/group-threshold.html
RT @benadida: 1/ On the occasion of the launch of @apple’s “Sign in with Apple,” allow me to indulge in a walk down a memory lane called @M…
RT @EFF: Two senators are introducing a patent bill that would allow patents on abstract ideas and laws of nature. Congress needs to say no…
“Starting with the macOS Catalina beta, your Mac uses zsh as the default login shell and interactive shell.” I’ve been resisting zsh for .dotfiles & cli scripts for some time, as bash is available everywhere, but I guess it is time for me to transition. https://support.apple.com/en-ca/HT208050
I was worried that #SwiftUI might be rather incomplete, and it does sounds like it might really be more of a technology preview as you’ll still need to understand #UIKit (and it’s ObjC roots) to do real apps. However, long term #SwiftUI moving architecture away from ObjC is good. https://twitter.com/cjespenshade_/status/1136046432337588224
This is the 4th or 5th tweet today where someone reports that Apple is supporting cryptocurrencies. No, they are not! Crypto is short for cryptography, and Apple is making some minor improvements to cryptographic APIs. Little is actually useful for cryptocurrency development. https://twitter.com/newsbtc/status/1136141212677693441
A consequence of being able to have iPad apps on a Mac are improvements to the iPad as well, apparently including mouse support. There certainly have been times I’ve wanted to use an iPad in a kiosk, and this will make it easier. I’m sure there will be more interesting ideas. https://twitter.com/chpuka/status/1136133748901023744
RT @wbm312: For the record: crypto != cryptocurrency; crypto == cryptography
“Thankfully, Apple adopted the existing open standards OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect to use as the foundation for their new API. While they don’t explicitly call out OAuth or OIDC in their documentation, they use all the same terminology and API calls.” https://twitter.com/aaronpk/status/1135995619951095808
Replying to @benjaminjwhitby
It’s not even close. These APIs have been available on Mac for a while. Yes, if you use these APIs you’ll be using the same audited code that Apple uses, but they are really not suited (too low level) to be useful, and could be dangerous if misused. And no real enclave access.👎
RT @boscolochris: @ChristopherA And to pour a little more cold water on this announcement, it looks like the Apple Secure Enclave still onl…
What I like about @tdryja’s idea is that it doesn’t absolutely require a bitcoin soft or hard fork — it could be created by a group of wallet vendors along with a financial commitment to publish the proofs into bitcoin regularly. https://twitter.com/CoinDesk/status/1136181856410460160
In macOS Catalina, a number of common places in the file system will have additional privacy security requirements for apps to access them (Documents, Desktop, etc) However, I rarely actually use those locations—instead I use folders in my home folder. I will have to rethink.
Replying to @DevsInsider
Thanks for sharing this example of #Swift code for #SignInWithApple & #Keychain, exactly what I needed to look over today. I’d also be interested in seeing you attempt to refactor this example into the #SwiftUI framework.
RT @twostraws: 🧐What if I said I was thinking of writing a book about all the SwiftUI techniques I’ve learned?
😳What if I said I’d ALREADY…
RT @DevsInsider: Here the complete artical about How to integrate Sign In with Apple in your application.
#SignInWithApple #WWDC19
https:…
This is an important discussion—how do we measure how decentralized is any specific cryptographic technology? It is made even more complicated by my proposition that it is not possible to be 100% decentralized—many rubrics interfere with each other. Just like in Arrow’s Theorem. https://twitter.com/DecentralizedID/status/1136378612913827842
A number of people at #wwdc19 today have reported problems using #VMware Fusion to run the macOS Catalina beta (especially as you need it to run #SwiftUI Canvas feature in #Xcode). Reportedly this trick works. Trying it myself tonight. https://communities.vmware.com/message/2863732#2863732
Replying to @steipete
https://twitter.com/christophera/status/1136419205509607425?s=21
Replying to @avbelow and @cooliopenguin
https://twitter.com/christophera/status/1136419205509607425?s=21
Replying to @0xmachos
https://twitter.com/christophera/status/1136419205509607425?s=21
Replying to @pajp
https://twitter.com/christophera/status/1136419205509607425?s=21
Replying to @realmrpippy and @FANCYHOLLIS
https://twitter.com/christophera/status/1136419205509607425?s=21
Replying to @sirbryan
https://twitter.com/christophera/status/1136419205509607425?s=21
My prediction in 2015: “However, you may see at some point in the future APIs will be available as Swift-only APIs, but even this is not likely for years. If that happens, it will be the real harbinger that the end of Objective-C is on its way. Otherwise, a eulogy is premature.” https://twitter.com/ChristopherA/status/631538882559905792
Replying to @boscolochris
Apple’s new Crypto APIs do support ed25519 which some blockchains use, however most blockchains that do are moving to the curve25519-dalek on Ristretto variant, which is is not standards conforming but Apple 25519 is.
Replying to @robmaceachern
Was there anything missing from the details? I tried once and the it failed to let me configure. But I didn’t have time to puzzle it out.
RT @dhh: Firefox now blocking tracker cookies by default ❤️. We must come to terms with the fact that Chrome is institutionally incapable o…
Replying to @boscolochris
Good clarifying question. I assumed it could, as older iCloud security docs show that Apple was using 25519 internally for iCloud security. But the current docs do not specify: https://www.apple.com/business/site/docs/iOS_Security_Guide.pdf
Replying to @robmaceachern
I found some more details on successfully installing macOS Catalina on VMware: https://planetvm.net/blog/?p=64552
Last day of my @kickstarter for #GateWatch is tomorrow (Friday). Order now your copy of this collaborative cinematic storytelling game! http://bit.ly/GateWatchQuickstarter Mini review by @HungryHalfling below: https://twitter.com/HungryHalfling/status/1136694608233213952
RT @atjohnston: Why should you care about self-sovereign identity? Some ideas and signals from my talk at #IDN19 1/12
RT @atjohnston: The Governments of BC and Ontario are issuing SSI credentials for registered businesses in their respective provinces. http…
This ML AI model invalidates almost all identity assurance techniques using “I’ll show you a video of me saying the text you asked me to.” Combined with some of the other AI video demos I’ve seen lately & the ML AI power of the upcoming Mac Pro—very scary! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ybLCfVeFL4
Another code dependency attack, and again the target was a JavaScript-based cryptocurrency wallet. Lots of lessons here, but one of the biggest is don’t use JavaScript for wallets! https://blog.npmjs.org/post/185397814280/plot-to-steal-cryptocurrency-foiled-by-the-npm
RT @MeeplesTogether: Some brief thoughts this week on how co-ops can make it OK to lose the game (and what that can teach us about co-op de…
Replying to @S_Winterthorn, @HungryScribbler and @OrionCanning
If you’d like at some point to cover my collaborative story game Gate Watch, currently in Kickstarter, let me know. http://bit.ly/GateWatchQuickstarter
RT @Appelcline: An interesting design diary from my friend @ChristopherA on Gate Watch, a story game he’s currently Kickstarting. https://…
💯“Starting a company as a maker involves a Faustian bargain…The movement is about sharing resources & it depends on a free flow of information. So, much like open source software…the movement has struggled to fit the idea of marketing or making a profit into its ideology.” https://twitter.com/aallan/status/1137268797923106816
The real problem is that HSM chips are largely defined by government standards rather than security needs. Ledger (& others) has always been limited that the cryptography on these chips do not support more recent crypto, so have to do sketchy tricks to leverage what is available. https://twitter.com/matthew_d_green/status/1137409242883854336
Replying to @SteBobRoughley and @matthew_d_green
https://twitter.com/christophera/status/1137477725302616064?s=21
I personally am hoping for some #RISCV-chip based HSM solutions in the coming year. Open source & open patent chips should allow some more market innovation possible from the smaller chip foundries. Bitcoin & Ethereum in particular need secp256k1 support, not NIST p-256 ECDSA.
Replying to @antonpiatek, @da5ch0, @bigendiansmalls, @ra6bit and @ErrataRob
I’ve heard the same thing, as GPL 2.0 bash was getting too far behind. Thus given a non-GPL 3.0 open source strategy, Apple had to switch.
“While we do understand that Google needs to update their search algorithm…we cannot comprehend why they are allowed to enforce such drastic changes with such dramatic consequences for so many news sites over the course of a very limited time – 24 hours, without any explanation” https://twitter.com/CCNDotComNews/status/1138096020066308096
Replying to @paulbrown
I’ve not played enough with my install yet. I too had crashes in VMware Catalina Xcode when just trying to create new projects. I attributed it to beta, but it sounds like it may be VMware <-> Catalina specific.
Replying to @Gradient_net and @byrongibson
Send details?
RT @gladstein: Read this thread on how Hong Kongers are using cash to buy public transit tickets to go to protests, preventing authorities…
Details of #RAMBleed, a new type of side-channel attack on DDR3 & DDR4 (inc. ECC) memory that can be used to obtain potentially sensitive data from a device. They successfully attacked OpenSSH to leak a 2048-bit RSA key. Enabling DDR4 TRR or encrypting memory can mitigate attack. https://twitter.com/yuvalyarom/status/1138491352105140224
Replying to @CarstenBKK
TRR = targeted row refresh. It is an optional feature in ECC DDR4 memory that not all devices support.
An attractive basic video introduction to Self-Sovereign Identity, by @doerkadrian: https://twitter.com/doerkadrian/status/1138861711094497280
Replying to @debs
I tried :-) https://www.slideshare.net/ChristopherA/introduction-to-the-social-web-2010-0714final-5299817
RT @zooko: “‘I Lived a Nightmare:’ SIM Hijacking Victims Share Their Stories” https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/j5bpg7/sim-hijacking-t-mobile-stories?fbclid=IwAR2FM1sOJg7LALCsCMCAkUwgoxIyvhfwwE3Sjn7iyCxJLKcTJ-0F_01iJUg If you (like most people) have your p…
Replying to @dhruvbansal, @satoshilabs, @slush and @pavolrusnak
Blockchain Commons was involved in the latest design (the two-level Shamir) and is currently seeking funding to do multiple levels of security review (cryptographic, python code, c code, and reference implementation). We are awaiting a C implementation before beginning to review.
RT @socrates1024: This paper is foundational as the first mathematical model of non-custodial stable coins. It provides a basis to evaluate…
Replying to @dhruvbansal, @satoshilabs, @slush and @pavolrusnak
I’ve been talking with a couple of people about C & Go versions. I’ll reach out to get status. The current plan is to update this fork of Daan Sprenkel’s excellent SSS library for the C version of SLIP-0038 Shamir: https://github.com/BlockchainCommons/sss
RT @JamesTodaroMD: When asked in an interview about Facebook’s “Globalcoin”, Jack Dorsey stated:
“I would hope that all private companies…
Last day of my Kickstarter for my cooperative storytelling game #GateWatch! Order your copy now! https://twitter.com/ChristopherA/status/1132372957446074368
RT @MeeplesTogether: Our new case study this week looks at the Dice Game version of Bang! How does it differ, and how does it change the co…
Replying to @jemenger, @RhysLindmark and @maro254
The systemic thinking goals for the game are admirable, but making this cooperative game fun without loosing its essence will be the real challenge. Definitely worth your while to read @MeeplesTogether. I can refer you to other game design sources as well.
RT @mZargham: @RhysLindmark @ChristopherA @jemenger @maro254 @MeeplesTogether What interests me most is game balance between strategies foc…
Replying to @RhysLindmark, @jemenger, @maro254 and @MeeplesTogether
I’ve used collaborative game design techniques for business brainstorming https://www.slideshare.net/ChristopherA/brainstorming-by-creating-a-game
RT @achow101: HWI 1.0.1 is available: https://github.com/bitcoin-core/HWI/releases/tag/1.0.1. This version contains a couple of bug fixes, a new command, and support for…
I like this “peer review for questions” concept for Q&A after lectures & talks. My own experience is that I’d edit out >50% of the questions as a poor use of time, so a process like this would prevent wasted time for all participating. https://twitter.com/tuckeve/status/1141501422611128320
As the only major W3C DID (Decentralized IDentifier) method not supported by a company, implementation of the bitcoin-based BTCR method has lagged behind @SovrinID @VeresOneID @uport_me @Civic etc. We are seeking to grow the community to finish reference code & implementations. https://twitter.com/kimdhamilton/status/1141866277322969088
Replying to @hackylawyER, @SovrinID, @VeresOneID, @uport_me and @civic
The did have one at some point, but I don’t see it in the current DID registery https://w3c-ccg.github.io/did-method-registry/
RT @kimdhamilton: Huge thanks to @danpape for helping push through BIP-136 bech32-encoded transaction positions with optional outpoints. We…
RT @a_santaellas: 📍You don’t care about privacy until you lose it
📍You don’t care about your currency until it starts to worsen
📍You don’…
I’m also interested in contracting a US or Canada-based bookkeeper that knows or is willing to learn basic command line and git skills, to support Blockchain Commons using #plaintextaccounting tools like Ledger/hLedger/Beancount https://plaintextaccounting.org/ https://twitter.com/buchmanster/status/1141764748867973120
RT @MyID_Africa: “Governments must not think they should be the only/single owner of identity, but rather they should be the leader that gu…
Replying to @evernym, @laurendesylva, @SovrinID, @Hyperledger and @CULedger
I’d like to see in http://Connect.Me some simple peer-to-peer verifiable claims.
Replying to @FiloSottile
As the co-editor of TLS 1.0 standard (that went final 20 years ago in January 1999), SSL 3.0 should have been deprecated a decade or more ago.
Most of the Facebook #Libra code drop didn’t impress me, but their new #SmartContact language #Move I found interesting. It treats coins and other state changes as special protected types, so can in theory protect against many common Solidity/EVM issues. https://developers.libra.org/docs/assets/papers/libra-move-a-language-with-programmable-resources.pdf
Best thread I’ve seen on #Libra’s #Move language so far is by @lefterisjp https://twitter.com/lefterisjp/status/1140955674656067586?s=21
The Flint language, intended to replace Solidity on top of EVM seems the closest to what #Libra’s #Move is trying to do: https://github.com/flintlang/flint
Replying to @james_monaghan, @evernym, @laurendesylva, @SovrinID, @Hyperledger and @CULedger
Yes. One of the fundamental principles of the DIDs is that there are no exclusive roles — everyone can be an issuer, a subject, or a verifier. IMHO all DID wallets should support issuance. Easy P2P options could include things like “knows” “works with” etc.
Replying to @giyom
We desire to be more transparent, and putting #plaintextaccounting in our GitHub can facilitate that. We have some complicated cryptocurrency issues as patrons often find projects that way. Finally, there are thoughts around corporate voting & equity that require time accounting.
Replying to @giyom and @VeriLedger
Mostly interested in transparency today. Long term there are some some connections to blockchain — how can you operate your company with minimal or no fiat? We are also based under new Wyoming blockchain laws that allow tokenized stock and some utility tokens, how do we bookkeep?
Replying to @VeriLedger, @bmann, @knotmegan and @buchmanster
Do you support #plaintextaccounting? https://plaintextaccounting.org/
Network Time Protocol (NTP) is one of the essential underlying protocols of the Internet that is poorly secured, but due to issues of cpu, latency & accuracy has largely not been sufficiently secured. The standards for Network Time Security NTS have been contentious and slow… https://twitter.com/grittygrease/status/1142066736843255808
…NTS is not even officially final yet, but has been through 15 drafts https://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-ietf-ntp-network-time-security-15 Now that @Cloudflare is offering NTS as a free, distributed & reliable service, hopefully more infrastructure providers & OS updates will begin to support it.
Replying to @dudek3322
Accurate network time is useful in some places but not essential in the bitcoin consensus protocol that full nodes support. Bitcoin presumes that time may be inaccurate or lied about by as much as 70 minutes. But miners & mining pools likely care more about Network time accuracy.
RT @udiWertheimer: I liked some things about Libra’s decisions, but not their approach to privacy.
This segment of @davidmarcus presenting…
RT @SarahJamieLewis: Financial Censorship kills people. And the only reason it hasn’t killed more people is because the current systems st…
RT @SarahJamieLewis: Additionally, arguments for stricter, censorship resistant currencies will lose ground to convenience, speed, “safety”…
Replying to @csuwildcat and @SarahJamieLewis
Sarah hasn’t seen a good identity system yet, and her fears are well founded. Approaches like object capabilities architectures instead auth architectures, various zk proofs, pair-wise identifiers, etc. may help address her concerns, but we still have to prove ourselves.
Replying to @csuwildcat and @SarahJamieLewis
I think a common misconception is that DIDs are only for global identity. In my own plans for implementing BTCR I’m focusing on local scenarios, starting with TOFU, moving to third-party introductions, then small pseudonymous communities. See Amira use case…
Replying to @csuwildcat and @SarahJamieLewis
Amira 1.0.0 — A Self-Sovereign Web of Trust Engagement Model https://github.com/WebOfTrustInfo/rwot5-boston/blob/master/final-documents/amira.md
RT @ChristopherA: @csuwildcat @SarahJamieLewis I think a common misconception is that DIDs are only for global identity. In my own plans fo…
Replying to @SarahJamieLewis and @csuwildcat
Amira is 1.0.0 — there are many more approaches possible. I will continue to invite you to #RWOT in hope you can contribute. For instance, you could help us revise Amira 2.0.0 for those areas in it that you feel are weak or compromised in. The key point is we are iterating.
RT @peterktodd: A number of people are saying that Libra is not a blockchain (“a blockchain is a chain of blocks” definition) based on it’s…
Replying to @SarahJamieLewis, @bitgeiniog and @csuwildcat
We have offered scholarships in the past for at least partial expenses. We hope that we have will have more sponsors for future events so that we can do more. We also welcome targeted donations so if you’d like to see people like @SarahJamieLewis at #RWOT in Prague, let me know.
Replying to @RossCowman and @Kiranansi
I’m also interested in constrained games — my last cooperative gmless was 18 cards. Is Octo still available?
Replying to @Kyle_DH
Yes, which is why Twitter went from 140 to 240 characters. I personally found to fit many ideas in 140 I had to leave out important adjectives & qualifiers which resulted in loss of important nuance and accuracy. This abbreviation also sometimes led to misunderstanding or flames.
Replying to @Kyle_DH and @byrongibson
Two old posts of mine are relevant:
• Creating Shared Language and Shared Artifacts http://www.lifewithalacrity.com/2009/09/creating-shared-language-and-shared-artiifacts.html
• Deep Context Shared Languages http://www.lifewithalacrity.com/2014/06/deep-context-shared-languages.html
It can be argued that the founding of the United States was an early decentralization effort. We should return to having decentralization be a political ideal. 👍 @avichal https://twitter.com/avichal/status/1142869865222377473
Replying to @miniver and @avichal
True, but if it wasn’t decentralization it would be some other tool that selfish people leverage. The question is if the broad resilience that decentralization supports is worth that we also have to put some effort into preventing misuse.
Replying to @marcolin91, @mjdramstead, @JaredVasil, @ConstantAxel and @FarlKriston
So far not showing up on arXiv search.
Replying to @hodlwave and @erickuhn19
https://twitter.com/christophera/status/912776531264512000?s=21
Replying to @hodlwave and @erickuhn19
The challenge is that multisig solutions are currently difficult and not very mature. In the meantime we are working on standardizing Shamir Secret Sharing SLIP-0039 with will be well-reviewed reference code (currently Python & C). Seeking supporters & patrons to fund review.
Replying to @maxtannahill and @Coinsurenz
I suggest you look at SLIP-0039 which is a specification for Shamir Secret Sharing of BIP-39 recovery mnemonics. It includes unaudited python code. We also have some early C code implementing it that @htcexodus & @BlockchainComns is seeking review for. https://github.com/satoshilabs/slips/blob/master/slip-0039.md
Replying to @hodlwave and @erickuhn19
Both. Even once Schnorr is soft-forked into Bitcoin (not trivial) the key establishment process is not well understood from UX perspective. I’m confident that it will be solved, but in the meantime a better Shamir at the hardware wallet level will address some immediate needs.
RT @ChristopherA: @maxtannahill @Coinsurenz I suggest you look at SLIP-0039 which is a specification for Shamir Secret Sharing of BIP-39 re…
US Congress in current FY2020 Omnibus bill added to allow HHS to lend assistance to the private sector for the development of a unique patient identifier (UPI), previously barred since 1999. A single patent ID is a VERY bad idea for privacy reasons! See: https://ehrintelligence.com/news/national-patient-identifier-gains-congressional-support https://twitter.com/Steve_Lockstep/status/1143554938494173185
I was quoted by @mike_orcutt in @techreview “On the whole, though the technology of decentralized identity has advanced to the point of several serious pilot tests, it’s not anywhere near ready for adoption by billions of people around the world…” https://www.technologyreview.com/s/613877/how-facebooks-new-blockchain-might-revolutionize-our-digital-identities/
“…And given what Facebook has revealed so far, I don’t see how Facebook can do it.”
I hope that some Libra identity team can join us in Prague Sept 3rd-6th for #RWOT9 and learn about emerging decentralized identity efforts. https://rwot9.eventbrite.com
RT @a_ferron: @PsychedelicBart @COLDCARDwallet @Trezor “Ledger”? How?
He just uploaded a digital version of his seed.
#SFHL https://t.co/6e…
Replying to @sriramvas, @PsychedelicBart, @COLDCARDwallet and @Trezor
We (@BlockchainComns) offer a peer-reviewed effort with checklists to help secure digital assets. We welcome advice on making it more broadly accessible, and better ways to spread the word about it. https://github.com/BlockchainCommons/SmartCustodyWhitePapers/blob/master/%23SmartCustody-_Simple_Self-Custody_Cold_Storage_Scenario.md
Replying to @francispouliot_
It requires more than mentoring and internships. It requires externships (what master chefs call ‘staging’) of journeymen (& even among masters!) to share the knowledge. All of these I’m puzzling through how @BlockchainComns can facilitate.
RT @musalbas: Thread: as the only research co-founder of Chainspace that did not join Facebook (the blockchain scalability startup that Fac…
RT @FullyNoded: Did you know if you have Xcode you can build our app from source and connect to your node via your #Tor V3 hidden service?
Replying to @thebitcoinrabbi, @francispouliot_ and @bitcoin2019conf
Doing it well is hard. We (@BlockchainComns) tried to condense down peer reviewed checklist of best practices for protecting your master keys for digital assets, but it still isn’t easy enough. Then modifying it for different risk models is even harder. https://github.com/BlockchainCommons/SmartCustodyWhitePapers/blob/master/%23SmartCustody-_Simple_Self-Custody_Cold_Storage_Scenario.md
Replying to @sriramvas, @PsychedelicBart, @COLDCARDwallet, @Trezor and @BlockchainComns
There are a number redundancies discussed in the procedure (see final state image) and an optional “Redundant Metal Devices” process where you split the words such that you need 2 of 3 metal tiles to recover, giving you some resilience at acceptable loss of security if 1 is lost.
Amused by the small print on this week’s @bitcoin2019conf write-on wipe-erasable name tags: “Your Self-Sovereign Identity Here” & “Name Company Optional” 😉
I’m a fan of very constrained #SmartContract languages. I’ll have to add Clarity to the list. https://twitter.com/muneeb/status/1144240459570659328
Replying to @mikekelly85 and @dgwbirch
I don’t have a formal rubric, but I do talk about some of my own requirements and some of the projects in-progress in a talk I did last year at Stanford: https://youtu.be/E9sbWKbfyJU
Replying to @mikekelly85 and @dgwbirch
https://twitter.com/christophera/status/743861942876418048?s=21
There is a lot of broken cruft in the PGP architecture that I’d like to see replaced & ultimately deprecated (thus #RebootingWebOfTrust) however, actively attacking it purportedly to force it to change is not the way to accomplish this. https://twitter.com/matthew_d_green/status/1145027642443386880
Replying to @zedecksiew
I regularly talk about the creative power of constraints. Two of my best designs were very constrained, my 18-card Gate Watch https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/christophera/gate-watcha-collaborative-storytelling-game-quickstarter & my 1-page Monster Smash https://github.com/ChristopherA/MonsterSmashGame2001
Sounds like a marathon of information from @StepanSnigirev and transcribed by @kanzure about existing & future hardware wallets happened in Austin last week. Mandatory reading if you are developing with or for self-sovereign key management with hardware wallets. https://twitter.com/kanzure/status/1145019634547978240
RT @LeahHoustonMD: This is how it happens, they make a new policy, and the patients have no choice but to comply. Doctors who try to stand…
“key issue addressed in this study is how to change a system which incentivizes & rewards extraction—but cannot recognize and reward the wealth created by generative activities—towards a system which is able to reward & incentivize generative practices” http://commonstransition.org/p2p-accounting-for-planetary-survival/
/ht https://twitter.com/artbrock/status/1144851051381710848?s=21