pull down to refresh
0 sats \ 0 replies \ @avbpod OP 25 May \ on: "Blockpicker" Entropy Game (a BIP39 seed generator) bitcoin
The version 1.7 improved a lot and has an additionals quality measurement.
The Shannon metric has it now sitting well above 250 bits
https://github.com/avbpodcast/blocpickergame/releases/tag/1.7
most generators out there (including these that are sold as part of a service) are just a 1000 iteration AES with no salting.
I've built something that I would use yes.
I think no one should use hardware wallet "secure" elements where the user doesn't even know what algo is use or what hashing.
With my code, you can see everything, and you run it offline if you like (best practice).
LZ|נⱅ䆼i⡣ᐮそ夡ᣭʸ၃Ž䅦夠瘣䢭ىnj劧ऄX߰ԅ墜ẵ[乔⡌⠠䈠ᱰƤǸන␀䋠ݤ
maybe :) - I think it can be used on any network of course, but the restriction of 80 bytes makes my tool excellent to send a specific type of messages over it, and this way you can do it more compact.
It will help, I'm sure.
tip: enable sending email, and ask 20 sats or whatever per email... would deter spammers and has a cool ring to it
Shows one of the main issues in Lighting:
- no redundancy is possible
- most services are untested, or unreliable (CoinOs is one of the better ones , they had bad luck today).
- nostrplebs had also issues today, as was nostrcheck it wasn't a good day for LN
I stay more and more away from it tbh. Too complex, too unreliable still after 7 years.