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196 sats \ 1 reply \ @gandules 10 Jan \ on: Morning Routines HealthAndFitness
My daily routine consists of:
- Waking up at 05:30
- Hydrating with water and using the restroom
- Having a light breakfast of one slice of bread, one slice of American cheese, and two tablespoons of honey
- Catching up on current events by watching YouTube headlines
- Downloading a local podcast for listening during my morning walk
- Embarking on a 5KM morning walk while listening to the podcast
- Incorporating some physical activity with a 1KM rest jog
- Refreshing myself with a shower and getting cleaned up
- Consuming 3 ounces (0.11 kg) of raw ginger and 1 ounce of apple cider
- Drinking one black coffee, without sugar or milk
- Starting my office work at 08:00
Bitcoin Address Formats & Hierarchical deterministic wallets
Legacy Address, Pay-to-PubKey Hash (P2PKH), when rendered, start with "1…".
Segwit Address, Pay-to-Script Hash (P2SH), when rendered, start with a “3…”.
Native Segwit Address, Pay-to-Witness-Public-Key-Hash (p2wpkh) (bech32), when rendered, start with “bc1…”
Taproot (P2WSH) (BIP 0341) Upgrade:
Segwit v0 (address starts: "bc1q…" that uses ECDSA signatures
P2WSH = segwit v0 = start with “bc1q…”
P2WSH (Pay to Witness Script Hash) is a native SegWit v0 address type that begins with "bc1q." It is used for paying to the hash of a script.
New Taproot(P2TR)
Segwit v1 (address starts: "bc1p…" that uses Schnorr signatures
P2TR = segwit v1 = start with “bc1p…”
P2TR (Pay to Taproot) is a newer address type, considered SegWit v1, and its addresses start with "bc1p." P2TR is the newest address type, made available by the Taproot soft-fork in November 2021
BIP32—Hierarchical deterministic wallets
m/0'/0/n
Examples: BRD, legacy wallet
This BIP describes a general structure of hierarchical deterministic wallet (HD wallet).
BIP44—Multi-account hierarchy for deterministic wallets
m/44'/0'/0'/0/n
Examples: Bitcoin.com, Mycelium, Exodus…
This BIP defines an implementation of a HD wallet based on BIP32 and BIP43. In particular, it describes multi-coin wallet structure for P2PKH addresses (e.g., 1-addresses in Bitcoin)
Legacy Address, Pay-to-PubKey Hash (P2PKH), when rendered, start with "1".
BIP49—Derivation scheme for P2WPKH-nested-in-P2SH based accounts
m/49'/0'/0'/0/n
Examples: JoinMrarket, Eclair Mobile, Pine...
This BIP defines an implementation of an HD wallet for SegWit P2WPKH-in-P2SH addresses (e.g. 3-addresses in Bitcoin).
Segwit Address, Pay-to-Script Hash (P2SH), when rendered, start with a “3”.
BIP84—Derivation scheme for P2WPKH based accounts
m/84'/0'/0'/0/n
Examples: Modern wallet
This BIP defines an implementation of an HD wallet for native SegWit P2WPKH addresses (e.g., bc1-addresses in Bitcoin).
Native Segwit Address, Pay-to-Witness-Public-Key-Hash (p2wpkh) (bech32), when rendered, start with “bc1”
After Taproot (P2TR) (BIP 0341) Upgrade:
Segwit v0 (address starts: "bc1q" that uses ECDSA signatures
to New Taproot
Segwit v1 (address starts: "bc1p" that uses Schnorr signatures
The IMF Just Improved El Salvador’s Bitcoin Law
https://bitcoinmagazine.com/takes/the-imf-just-improved-el-salvadors-bitcoin-law
I disagree with the notion that Bitcoin will be largely banned in the public sector and its role as a means of payment will decline significantly. Instead, I believe that individuals in the public sector will continue to utilize sound digital money, such as Bitcoin, and when paying taxes, they will simply sell their Bitcoin to cover the costs. As a result, Bitcoin's role as a means of payment will actually increase substantially over time, as it proves to be a superior store of value and medium of exchange due to its salability and versatility across distances.
Background processing restricted
Phoenix will not be able to receive payments when it is in the background, or when it is closed.
This happens because: Tor is enabled.
For security tor is enabled when “on-screen” for obvious security reasons
This is a security measure to protect your wallet. To resolve this, you can try the following:
Disable Tor: If you don't need the added security of Tor, you can disable it and see if that resolves the issue. To do this, go to your Phoenix wallet settings and look for the Tor option. Disable it and restart your wallet.
Million Miles An Hour
https://youtu.be/04E724i_cL0
The same would be for centralized/federated email encrypted servers like proton mail. And even running your own SMTP server.
The same would be centralized encrypted email servers like proton mail and even running your of SMTP server
Hiding BIP-39 Seed Phrase in public
Simple, I have several Bibles with (you could use your own religious book) underline words and sentences that only I have the repeat pattern based on my favorite number.