notpushkin

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1. 2611.▲
   by notpushkin 6y ago

   merkle_root_in_bitcoin_blockchain is now in the Server section: https://book.keybase.io/docs/server/merkle-root-in-bitcoin-b...
2. 2612.▲
   by notpushkin 6y ago

   > When you upload a pgp key to keybase, it encrypts the key again, using your keybase device key. Except that long time ago, when device keys didn't even exist, there was a feature on Keybase website that allowed to upload a PGP pri
3. 2613.▲
   by notpushkin 6y ago

   Same happened with Telegram: from a crypto messenger for geeks (who were excited by new crypto – I know, I know – and promises of end-to-end encryption everywhere coming some day) to just another messenger with cool stickers and stuff. Real
4. 2614.▲
   by notpushkin 6y ago

   I thought what I’d do was, I’d pretend I was one of those deaf-mutes. I don't quite get the purpose though, why would I post something in public only for a group of people to be able to read it? Why not post it in a private chat then (
5. 2615.▲
   by notpushkin 6y ago

   > Though the weird Stellar wallet addition implied some vision/product issues anyway. Stellar integration was weird indeed, but it blended really nicely into the chat, and it would totally work for Keybase if there was an easier way
6. 2616.▲
   by notpushkin 7y ago

   ...or you can use Invidious which just serves videos from YouTube without ads and no almost no JS :) https://github.com/omarroth/invidious https://invidio.us/ (one of the hosted instances)