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l0rinc

@L0RINC
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  • @L0RINC
    l0rinc
    @L0RINC
    Aug 31
    I accidentally donated to the Spamcoin fork, @LukeDashjr can you please send it back?
    This post is from an account you blocked.
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  • @L0RINC
    l0rinc
    @L0RINC
    Aug 21
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    Aug 21
    Replying to @ajtowns
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    Bitcoin is green, Bipcoin is red, Coretards are happy, Knotsies are sad.
  • @L0RINC
    l0rinc
    @L0RINC
    Aug 11
    Yes, please don't invite these scammers to future Bitcoin conferences, they have caused a lot of needless drama and confusion.
    @ToneVays
    Tone Vays
    @ToneVays
    Aug 10
    In a final opinion of #Bip110's attempt to take over #Bitcoin's Codebase. I would classify any Podcast OR Conference having the following people as "bitcoin expert" speakers as only interested in clicks vs a serious Discussion/Education. (Like Roger Ver, Gavin Andresen, Mike Hern
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  • @L0RINC
    l0rinc
    @L0RINC
    Aug 4
    open.spotify.com/episode/3Kht4F… This is what a sincere apology sounds like
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    CATASTROPHIC COLDCARD BUG
    Citadel Dispatch · Episode
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  • @L0RINC
    l0rinc
    @L0RINC
    Aug 2
    Since the COLDCARD disaster, we have all been thinking about better ways to bring our own entropy - but I remembered how much I hated rolling dice. So I started thinking about extending BitCan (originally meant for simple DIY seed storage) to generate seeds directly, physically.
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    Mar 16, 2024
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    Embracing Bitcoin's DIY ethos, I've crafted a guide for engraving BIP39 seed phrases as minimalistic glyphs on beer cans—offering a cheap and secure storage alternative (with extra obfuscation) compared to paper wallets: bitcan.world
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