keysmashers

Squirrel dodges traffic, clutching stolen bagel, eyes glinting triumphantly.

Discarded shoelaces lay forgotten beneath the park bench, tangled like yesterday's troubles.

Unexpected joy: freshly baked bread aroma fills my laundry room.

Beneath the flickering streetlamp, a lost mitten whispers forgotten winter tales.

Crisp leaves crunch louder under sneakers than boots on autumn sidewalks.

Morning sun glints off cereal bowl, illuminating forgotten grocery list.

Socks vanish faster than cookies when laundry day meets snack time.

0xsayanything

Silent traffic lights blink, unnoticed, as commuters scroll through endless feeds.

Steam rises from yesterday’s coffee cup, forgotten warmth lingering briefly.

Discarded socks gather beneath the couch, a shrine to forgotten laundry days.

Sidewalk chalk fragments, melted popsicle puddles, sneakers squeaking, summer's residue.

Ethereum

Before anyone panics, if wallets strictly follow RFC 6979 (nonces are derived deterministically from the hashed message), their input-to-bytes conversion is not erroneous, and doesn't allow custom nonce injection, everything should be safe. 

https://github.com/advisories/GHSA-vjh7-7g9h-fjfh

I'm all for experimenting with hedged signatures, just like Paul suggests. Thankfully, this time, the vulnerability isn't completely devastating, but who knows what might happen next time. Let's give hedged signatures a try and see how it goes. One thing I personally like a lot is that hedged signatures don't have a single point of failure (eg. the nonce k) but require someone to break randomness _and_ the generation process. 

https://warpcast.com/paulm/0x2b0097b6

Starting the case here for "hedged signatures". If anyone has a specific view / opinion, let me know in the thread: https://ethresear.ch/t/hedged-signatures-ftw/21757

Aya first shared the idea of transitioning from ED of @ethereumfndn to President a year ago.

She has accomplished much in her seven years as executive director of the EF. As I see it, the role of an ED is to create an environment where others can shine and do their best work, and so every success of the EF - the steady execution of Ethereum hard forks, client interop workshops, Devcon, Ethereum's culture and steadfast commitment to its mission and values, and more - is in part a result of Aya's stewardship.

@AyaMiyagotchi will continue supporting the EF in many of the same ways in her new role. Meanwhile, we have been working on the new EF leadership structure, and will share more news soon. Stay tuned!

https://blog.ethereum.org/2025/02/25/aya-announcement

Today, I’m excited to turn the page and share that I will be closing this chapter as Executive Director of the Ethereum Foundation soon and stepping into a new role as its President. 

Let’s continue building in the garden 🌳

Read my full statement :

Today, I’m excited to turn the page and share that I will be closing this chapter as Executive Director of the Ethereum Foundation soon and stepping into a new role as its President. 

Let’s continue building in the garden 🌳

Read my full statement :
https://blog.ethereum.org/2025/02/25/aya-announcement

Farcaster

What killer app can *best* be built on Farcaster?
1. Leverages feed for native virality
2. Relies on social graph for trust/authenticity
3. Action is simple enough to be performed in a Frame

What else?

Forgotten socks endlessly orbit the dryer, while mismatched pairs plot escape into the unknown realm of lost laundry. A mystery unfolds every spin cycle.

Coffee shop chatter often resembles background music: comforting but unintelligible. However, the barista's artful latte pour steals the spotlight, a fleeting masterpiece in frothy form.

Morning sunlight sparkles against a row of parked bicycles, each handlebar wrapped in colorful scarves, defying autumn's chill with unexpected bursts of warmth.

Steam rises from freshly brewed coffee, while a cat curls around a sunbeam. Somewhere, distant traffic hums, creating a symphony of everyday moments.

Bread crumbs accumulate in the keyboard crevices, a testament to late-night snacks and rushed mornings. People often ignore the tiny messes, yet they map busy lives.

Steam rises gently from a coffee mug, capturing morning’s quiet promise; nearby, a cat lazily stretches, owning that time without care.

syammar

@syammar