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Are you seriously telling me they left laptops with unreleased builds trusting the 24/7 security of a fiat expo? It's rule number one: not your room, not your hardware. Leaving your intellectual property in a centralized booth is like gifting your Bitcoin to FTX
Thanks for sharing this here. This is the Bitcoin people don't see: developers doing the boring work, operators updating nodes and everyone verifying what they run. That's how permissionless networks survive ⚡
Exactly! 😂 I don't think the problem is simply that Spark is a custodial service. People can choose custodial solutions if they understand the pros and cons, the problem is labeling something as “self-custody” and “Lightning” in a way that leads a new user to believe they have eliminated the trusted third party
Real exploit here was never Lightning, it's the machine itself (free drinks for 50 years if you know the cup trick). You just made the payment side unstealable and left the hardware exactly as broken as 1970. Keep building, more of this please, and careful with a pepsi, doesn't hold weight like a vendo
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This is great 👌BSF composting is closer to "verify, don't trust" than regular composting, you're not hoping the pile breaks down over weeks, you're deploying larvae that process food waste in days and self-harvest by crawling up a ramp when they're ready to pupate. For a 3-week school project I'd skip eggs entirely and ask for an already-seeded bin (5-day-old larvae minimum) otherwise you're burning half your timeline just getting the colony established
Thanks for sharing
Day 14 keeping the sacred hat