Yes, go to the github and place a pull request to add a video. Please use the pull request template and make sure it meets the specifications listed there (a practical, step-by-step tutorial, not just some broad explanation or interview).

Yes, before I use a hammer to nail something into the wall, I spend 30 minutes pondering the history of hammers, their purpose, and the deep philosophical meaning of hammers.

Another good idea would be to maybe use degrading timelocks, now available in Nunchuk or Liana wallet, so that if one of the keys is lost, after a period of time, the remaining keys can move the money.

Thank you for your explanations!

Nothing. My favorite chapters in The Bitcoin Standard are where he explains how seed phrases and private keys work, how to set up a bitcoin wallet, how to construct and broadcast a transaction, how and why to use multisig, how to mine bitcoin....

DeRose and Junseth often stated that "bitcoin is for the underserved." That's why their podcast was centered around interviewing drug dealers, prostitutes, pimps, con men, and other scofflaws.

I've read The Bitcoin Standard hundreds of times. I can recite The Bitcoin Standard, word from word, from memory. When I got married, my wife and I swore our vows while holding a copy of The Bitcoin Standard. Every Christmas, I buy my friends and family a copy of The Bitcoin Standard, even if they've already read it. My dog's name is The Bitcoin Standard. I shook Saifedean Ammous' hand once, 7 years ago, and still have yet to wash that hand.

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Filter work on an AND basis, meaning, if two filters are applied, the only videos shown will be those that contain BOTH tags.

The creators don't work this way, though, you can select multiple creators and it'll show videos from all of them.

Yes, all we need to do is yell "fiat is ruining everything" at people, and they'll get it.

Thank you!

I figure, if someone is already on a site called bitcointutorials.org, they're already at least vaguely familiar with what bitcoin is.

Sure! I started with youtube because, frankly, it's where the network effects of video hosting are. People know and are familiar with youtube. Sometime we have to keep in mind that bitcoiners like us are a little weird than most with our esoteric tools :-/

I'll probably avoid self-hosting the videos, because I don't want to run into any legal/copyright issues, but I'm open to looking at other sites (Rumble, bitcoin tv, zap.stream, etc.), provided they have good embedding options.

There are some more general videos, check out the tag "Seed Phrases (General)" and "Signing Devices (General)," however, I'm trying to keep the list of videos a little more lean and focused. I'm not sure the typical noob needs to know mining in-depth, or elliptic curve cryptography, or SHA 256. But I'm open to adding more, general videos, particularly if they have very hands-on key management advice.

Good point, I might keep it this way then. Depends on how well the site loads after I hit, like, 1000 videos.

Great post, great wallet.

I don't think so, currently the differences are only around mempool relay policy.

But if the division widens, and the Knots side seeks to push a consensus change that, in some way, stops "spam," then yes, it'll lead to a split.

Whoa