yeah go ahead and keep buying illegal substances with a cryptographically provable ledger. dumbest fucking thing i have read
Cryptocurrency is the only way thousands of people are able to buy necessary medicines like hormone replacement therapy or abortifacients. Likely thousands more in the coming years. Banning cryptocurrency extends the power of the state repressing us.
one of the things we are going to regret most about the last decade is not making cryptocurrency flat illegal. i think you should think hard about what it means to have much of the president's inner circle heavily invested in an asset class which depends on the collapse of the American economy.
December 17, 2024 at 8:41 AM
yeah go ahead and keep buying illegal substances with a cryptographically provable ledger. dumbest fucking thing i have read
trying to explain atproto to an american: imagine if all your burgers were cryptographically signed via a self-balancing merkle tree
December 8, 2024 at 11:36 AM
trying to explain atproto to an american: imagine if all your burgers were cryptographically signed via a self-balancing merkle tree
anyway, this is Curtis Yarvin talking expressly about the motivation underlying the Trump Pentagon's shift to drone-centric warfare: they want a cryptographically verifiable thousand-year reich which excludes the possibility of popular revolt or democracy forever.
March 22, 2025 at 1:01 AM
anyway, this is Curtis Yarvin talking expressly about the motivation underlying the Trump Pentagon's shift to drone-centric warfare: they want a cryptographically verifiable thousand-year reich which excludes the possibility of popular revolt or democracy forever.
The Hayes code created an incredible cryptographically secure form of horniness that has only since been equaled by internal-to-china social media apps
I will perhaps never stop thinking about how The Maltese Falcon refers to the villain’s enforcer as a “gunsel” and everyone assumed it was criminal slang for “gunman,” to the point that that’s what it became, when it’s actually Yiddish slang for a bottom
July 16, 2025 at 1:57 AM
The Hayes code created an incredible cryptographically secure form of horniness that has only since been equaled by internal-to-china social media apps
Announcing: keytrace.dev
Take your @bsky.app / @atproto.com account and connect it to your other accounts around the internet.
Keytrace cryptographically verifies your connected accounts so other social apps can trust the data.
Learn more: keytrace.dev/blog/introdu...
Take your @bsky.app / @atproto.com account and connect it to your other accounts around the internet.
Keytrace cryptographically verifies your connected accounts so other social apps can trust the data.
Learn more: keytrace.dev/blog/introdu...
Keytrace - You be you, everywhere.
Link your GitHub, domain, and other accounts to your internet handle. Cryptographically signed, user-owned, and portable.
keytrace.dev
March 24, 2026 at 12:01 PM
Announcing: keytrace.dev
Take your @bsky.app / @atproto.com account and connect it to your other accounts around the internet.
Keytrace cryptographically verifies your connected accounts so other social apps can trust the data.
Learn more: keytrace.dev/blog/introdu...
Take your @bsky.app / @atproto.com account and connect it to your other accounts around the internet.
Keytrace cryptographically verifies your connected accounts so other social apps can trust the data.
Learn more: keytrace.dev/blog/introdu...
Hot take: subby t girl keymashes are not cryptographically secure because all subby t girls are the same
December 25, 2024 at 5:23 AM
Hot take: subby t girl keymashes are not cryptographically secure because all subby t girls are the same
Malcolm Nance @malcolmnance.bsky.social
"Meanwhile, On their desks are cryptographically-secure telephone systems the U.S. spent a hundred years developing. And cannot be broken."
"Meanwhile, On their desks are cryptographically-secure telephone systems the U.S. spent a hundred years developing. And cannot be broken."
April 21, 2025 at 2:25 PM
Malcolm Nance @malcolmnance.bsky.social
"Meanwhile, On their desks are cryptographically-secure telephone systems the U.S. spent a hundred years developing. And cannot be broken."
"Meanwhile, On their desks are cryptographically-secure telephone systems the U.S. spent a hundred years developing. And cannot be broken."
"A secret board of airline pilots who can cryptographically disable every gun" you're just writing Dr. Who fanfic bro.
June 3, 2025 at 3:09 PM
"A secret board of airline pilots who can cryptographically disable every gun" you're just writing Dr. Who fanfic bro.
I was promised a cryptographically secured fully automated drone-based perma-tyranny and instead I'm getting higher taxes on imported drones???
April 20, 2025 at 8:22 PM
I was promised a cryptographically secured fully automated drone-based perma-tyranny and instead I'm getting higher taxes on imported drones???
cryptographically sealed chelsea
side-loadable gothfemme
January 1, 2024 at 4:50 PM
cryptographically sealed chelsea
Yeah, only Alicecats are cryptographically secure
June 16, 2024 at 1:29 PM
Yeah, only Alicecats are cryptographically secure
its a good thing they've eliminated all the non crypto guns so the men with crypto guns can't non cryptographically frag sovcorp and its directors
anyway, this is Curtis Yarvin talking expressly about the motivation underlying the Trump Pentagon's shift to drone-centric warfare: they want a cryptographically verifiable thousand-year reich which excludes the possibility of popular revolt or democracy forever.
March 22, 2025 at 1:12 AM
its a good thing they've eliminated all the non crypto guns so the men with crypto guns can't non cryptographically frag sovcorp and its directors
Announcing Cardcore Poker: cryptographically fair Texas Hold'em on atproto with no central authority or game server backend. Created by @iame.li and @goose.art and integrated with @rpg.actor.
Cardcore Poker
Mental poker on the AT Protocol — cryptographically dealt Texas Hold'em between players' own data servers. No house, no game server.
cardco.re
June 10, 2026 at 2:08 AM
Announcing Cardcore Poker: cryptographically fair Texas Hold'em on atproto with no central authority or game server backend. Created by @iame.li and @goose.art and integrated with @rpg.actor.
SilkSong cryptographically exhausting keyspace is new.
September 4, 2025 at 2:59 PM
SilkSong cryptographically exhausting keyspace is new.
Somehow I didn't know this existed until today github.com/google/trill...
GitHub - google/trillian: A transparent, highly scalable and cryptographically verifiable data store...
A transparent, highly scalable and cryptographically verifiable data store. - GitHub - google/trillian: A transparent, highly scalable and cryptographically verifiable data store.
github.com
October 29, 2023 at 9:17 AM
Somehow I didn't know this existed until today github.com/google/trill...
Cryptographic provenance for photos taken with an iPhone. This is a big deal. Makes it possible to cryptographically prove photo vs deepfake.
Wow! There's a lot in here. This is amazing. Apple security/privacy engineers continue to amaze me time after time. security.apple.com/blog/apple-r...
Apple Reference Image: A New Approach for Verified Photography - Apple Security Research
Introducing Apple Reference Image, a new solution for verifiable photography on iPhone. This new, opt-in camera mode lets a photographer create a securely timestamped reference image that accurately d...
security.apple.com
September 16, 2026 at 6:51 PM
Cryptographic provenance for photos taken with an iPhone. This is a big deal. Makes it possible to cryptographically prove photo vs deepfake.
In all seriousness, is there any problem with using (cryptographically securely generated) UUIDs as passwords? They have plenty of entropy, right?
March 20, 2025 at 10:55 AM
In all seriousness, is there any problem with using (cryptographically securely generated) UUIDs as passwords? They have plenty of entropy, right?
I think anyone who worries about security should read this paper asap. @filippo.abyssdomain.expert does not mince his words.
A Cryptography Engineer’s Perspective on Quantum Computing Timelines
The risk that cryptographically-relevant quantum computers materialize within the next few years is now high enough to be dispositive, unfortunately.
words.filippo.io
June 7, 2026 at 6:53 AM
I think anyone who worries about security should read this paper asap. @filippo.abyssdomain.expert does not mince his words.
transparency logs for the office fridge so that when my spaghetti gets eaten by someone it’s cryptographically provable that my spaghetti got eaten
April 5, 2026 at 8:35 AM
transparency logs for the office fridge so that when my spaghetti gets eaten by someone it’s cryptographically provable that my spaghetti got eaten
Who would have thought that publicly logged, cryptographically verifiable social media might be visible to the cops
June 20, 2025 at 10:26 PM
Who would have thought that publicly logged, cryptographically verifiable social media might be visible to the cops
putting my heart rate on the Blockchain so i can cryptographically verify that, in fact, im not mad
February 24, 2025 at 7:22 PM
putting my heart rate on the Blockchain so i can cryptographically verify that, in fact, im not mad
all software in the regime is free & open source, and can freely be edited & distributed. the regime specifically also carries a "formal verification stamp" on specific software that it has audited and confirmed to be cryptographically secure and meet mathematical correctness standards.
August 12, 2026 at 1:19 PM
all software in the regime is free & open source, and can freely be edited & distributed. the regime specifically also carries a "formal verification stamp" on specific software that it has audited and confirmed to be cryptographically secure and meet mathematical correctness standards.
It strikes me that this book is impossible to understand unless you really, truly believe in the Gospel of Bitcoin.
Here Balaji writes "We now have
a history no establishment can easily corrupt, the cryptographically verifiable
history pioneered by Bitcoin."
That... doesn't mean anything!
Here Balaji writes "We now have
a history no establishment can easily corrupt, the cryptographically verifiable
history pioneered by Bitcoin."
That... doesn't mean anything!
February 9, 2025 at 3:16 PM
It strikes me that this book is impossible to understand unless you really, truly believe in the Gospel of Bitcoin.
Here Balaji writes "We now have
a history no establishment can easily corrupt, the cryptographically verifiable
history pioneered by Bitcoin."
That... doesn't mean anything!
Here Balaji writes "We now have
a history no establishment can easily corrupt, the cryptographically verifiable
history pioneered by Bitcoin."
That... doesn't mean anything!