GM everybody! Today is the first day of Frontiers, our annual open source conference for application and infrastructure devs. We kick off with me interviewing @tkstanczak, co executive director of the Ethereum Foundation about..Ethereum! We start at 6:30p sharp. See you there!

The UK goes full retard mode. Stop pretending surveillance is safety, you fucking methheads. Calling VPNs a "risk" is peak stupidity.

it's as clear as day. the age of the cypherpunk is squarely here. the battle lines Goliath, the Authoritarian AI Surveillance State VS David, who dares to challenge Goliath with a small, clever weapon (cryptography) and with courage and nothing left to lose WE CAN AND MUST WIN

Ithaca is building Porto, an E2E solution for building passwordless auth & reliably high throughput stablecoin payments into your application. We just added an example of how to use Porto with better-auth. Happy hacking!

It’s worth your time to learn these programming languages, even if you don’t use them: 1/6 C C is on step removed from writing assembly. It forces you to understand the difference between “stack” and “heap.” You also must tangle with pointers — and training your brain to handle indirection will help you grok harder problems later as nearly every “hard” problem must be modeled with some level of indirection.

foundry v1.3 release candidate is out🔥 with an improved (and more secure) foundryup + forge lints! we want to release it as stable version next week. please try it out “foundryup -i v1.3.0-rc1” and give us feedback.

small but impactful update for Porto devs at the bleeding edge we now ship a tiny chrome extension which let's you try out Porto on any app, see a swap on Base Mainnet below @_jxom cooked with this one 🐐

So someone contacts you on LinkedIn with a promising job opportunity. Sounds nice, innit? They seem legit (after checking them for 1 min) and after some short convo they send you a GitHub repo with a simple Next.js "recruiting task". You clone it, run it… and 10 mins later, your device is fully compromised as you find out that your hot wallets were drained. Ok, what happened? Given the fact that we (= SEAL 911) have seen this attack over and over again, let me disclose some of the most important details: - first, the most important caveat: do NOT run random code some random dude sent you. Honestly, fucking don't. - check always the _executable_ config files of the repos thoroughly. In this particular case, the `next.config.js` file had a large padding hiding the malicious payload far to the right. - always scroll horizontally - just because you don't see anything malicious when you look at the content doesn't mean it's clean. Important: Malicious code can be hidden within files you trust, just not where you expect it. I really hope this tweet reaches enough people to prevent at least a few future victims from falling for this kind of attack.

Next-gen consensus x Frontiers by @paradigm, Aug 6-8th SF! - Michael Chen of @category_xyz: MonadBFT. - @B_Chou of @commonwarexyz: Minimmit. - @AdiSeredinschi of @informalinc: Malachite. The lineup keeps getting more stacked. No booths, all substance. Apply below.

Requesting $XDAI funds from the #Stakely Faucet on the Gnosis Chain blockchain. Request ID: HPDQ5FHM