I guess if I make a nice Linux disk scan tool it will go nice on my GitHub profile pinned repos too...
I am very comfortable with writing parsers and binary encoders.
This experience has showed that indeed there is no simple tool for this and it's so simple I could scream.
I guess if I make a nice Linux disk scan tool it will go nice on my GitHub profile pinned repos too...
I am very comfortable with writing parsers and binary encoders.
This experience has showed that indeed there is no simple tool for this and it's so simple I could scream.
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I did not know about this. It really does highlight how protocols are better than foundations. RSS for Podcasts has enabled widespread distribution without a centralized gatekeeper. Nostr offers many additional capabilities for distribution of information. Builders should not have to worry about a centralized person or organization seizing control of the framework they have built a business on top of. nostr:note1fq9c9eevg0pj44wgc2veykt2r3trxh5gdnpdakvmt8mpd99vza9sx6s3r7
I did not know about this. It really does highlight how protocols are better than foundations. RSS for Podcasts has enabled widespread distribution without a centralized gatekeeper. Nostr offers many additional capabilities for distribution of information. Builders should not have to worry about a centralized person or organization seizing control of the framework they have built a business on top of. nostr:note1fq9c9eevg0pj44wgc2veykt2r3trxh5gdnpdakvmt8mpd99vza9sx6s3r7
I did not know about this. It really does highlight how protocols are better than foundations. RSS for Podcasts has enabled widespread distribution without a centralized gatekeeper. Nostr offers many additional capabilities for distribution of information. Builders should not have to worry about a centralized person or organization seizing control of the framework they have built a business on top of. nostr:note1fq9c9eevg0pj44wgc2veykt2r3trxh5gdnpdakvmt8mpd99vza9sx6s3r7
Moving the goal posts 🫡
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Moving the goal posts 🫡
nostr:note1tr0dd206n2zua3knx3nhuaaxh2r8khr5jnvdh3zdhg45dusl0cdqys8ur2
Moving the goal posts 🫡
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Definitely turbulent times to be a WordPress professional. 😅
Definitely turbulent times to be a WordPress professional. 😅
Sounds bad, man. nostr:note1gsu72kelwr0v8cf3v77mryp383dr0f7uaalvv7qjmep6kgceva7qe7ef5k
Sounds bad, man. nostr:note1gsu72kelwr0v8cf3v77mryp383dr0f7uaalvv7qjmep6kgceva7qe7ef5k
Oh, I am glad to learn reading Bitcoin core dos that Bitcoin wallet.dat files are now HD by default
This is very bullish for me finding them then
Hell, if I knew what the proper sentinel is for the seed and can find a function that uses my password to get the key I can solve this with my own little conde snippet and a Linux system where I can access the block device as a file
The chances are very good since a seed is only 32 bytes so even if the wallet's history db is broken that I can recover the seed and with that restore from a synced node that knows how to derive the keychain
The zfs volume backup is imminently complete... Worst case scenario just moved to probably can find it with a day or two of work.
Worth it, I am late paying rent and I am not gonna leave any stone unturned, nor am I going to finish this without having that seed on paper.
Oh, I am glad to learn reading Bitcoin core dos that Bitcoin wallet.dat files are now HD by default
This is very bullish for me finding them then
Hell, if I knew what the proper sentinel is for the seed and can find a function that uses my password to get the key I can solve this with my own little conde snippet and a Linux system where I can access the block device as a file
The chances are very good since a seed is only 32 bytes so even if the wallet's history db is broken that I can recover the seed and with that restore from a synced node that knows how to derive the keychain
The zfs volume backup is imminently complete... Worst case scenario just moved to probably can find it with a day or two of work.
Worth it, I am late paying rent and I am not gonna leave any stone unturned, nor am I going to finish this without having that seed on paper.
Working for OpenSats was truly amazing. I am humbled to have gotten the opportunity. Some of the critiques of OpenSats I think are missing the point that this is the first time a 501c has been established to work on opensource software EVER! I've been working on opensource my whole life and I never imagined something like this could be possible.
I think it is a great opportunity right now for a small team that has the skills to replicate some of what OpenSats has done, combined with their own ideas of how to encourage and support open development.
Working for OpenSats was truly amazing. I am humbled to have gotten the opportunity. Some of the critiques of OpenSats I think are missing the point that this is the first time a 501c has been established to work on opensource software EVER! I've been working on opensource my whole life and I never imagined something like this could be possible.
I think it is a great opportunity right now for a small team that has the skills to replicate some of what OpenSats has done, combined with their own ideas of how to encourage and support open development.
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