Bah, take my zap. Also, here's some inspiration for next time: #330735

But I did also like the grounded description of me just doing whatever was needed tho.

How are you going to evade tariffs? Not use ports? Use the cartel to border cross groceries? lmao

No you need the onboard wireless devices to be removed my guy. Thats a lot easier to do with a laptop than a phone.

How are Bitcoiners going to get cheaper food than people who go to the grocery store? Bitcoin doesn't solve shipping issues.

Incorrect! I love ruby!

They took his home defense IEDs

Make sure to post your CRUD app's IP on SN to proudly announce what you've built so we can take over and torrent anime on it later

Read the code to make sure its actually doing what it looks like. And don't build anything you're going to host on a website, unless you WANT to get hacked.

When you read the code, you'll see how terrible it is.

If you guys really want to bring a company into your Bitcoin, go contact

The Bitcoin Way. Otherwise ping me and I'll try to provide suggestions that are best with your level of comfort with technology.

The thing with glacier btw, is I'm not recommending people to use the glacier software necessarily (I've never used the glacier software), just that its a good reference as a guide for tools you know and love already.

The thing about custodians, is that I just don't like my collaborative custodian (because I'll never use full custodian eww) to be a company. I'd rather my collaborative custodian not be a government protected entity, but a real person and preferably, family. That's all, and even then, I'd prefer if those collaborative custodians only really have access to a timelocked key, such as what's provided in liana wallet.

In fact, because glacier does not include timelocks, its an incomplete guide and maybe even outdated?

And obviously descriptor wallets are not as easy to work with as "Just memorizing 12 words (and the wallet and version you generated it from to avoid additional footguns)

Here's a neat tool to help deal with that. I probably wouldn't bother with it until your Bitcoin starts to look more like a retirement account than a savings account tho. https://seedhammer.com/

So in other words, what I prefer as the ultimate solution, is full self custody with keys in multiple locations, which only failing that after a timelock, collaborative custody of keys where multiple people who are not likely to collaborate together, sign a psbt you create from a watch only wallet (to ensure they don't collaborate together).

But ah incorperating timelocks into people's setups and even multi-sig on its own is such a new idea to so many people. I was about to bring pre-signed transaction possibilities into this lol.

Anyway, arman the parman's guide is a little more simple and goes over "levels of custody" rather than "This is how you do it" You know like, imagine sending glacier to a newbie right? https://armantheparman.com/zerotrust/

Absolutely

I think simplex is a better example of what the article is talking about. Because you can set up a community server.

Good idea and also, this is exactly what a good comment on a post ought to be anyway.

Too positive and it seems like brown nosing for SATs

Too negative and the writer will shut down.

A good mix of positive and negative thoughtful feedback gets the most zaps.

Nope. Not even a little bit.

Still vibe coding the app (which scares me a little) I'm going to manually review the most important parts of it.

Ill explain how it works in a release announcement post later, but rest assured we're only talking about favors between 2 people at a time.

Interesting. About where would you say your attention dropped?

I can see that has worked pretty well for you. Short thoughtful and engaging discussion posts do work pretty well.

I did make the assumption in this post though, that the writer wants to write in long form (whether because it's a detailed guide or short story, it's something that a 30 character post can't tell)

It should also be noted that these suggestions don't work if the reader isn't interested in the content to begin with as well.

Thanks for sharing your insights.

No amount of formatting can cause a reader who just isn't interested in the content to keep reading.

Why 30 lines? Where'd you get that number from?