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A two-way peg bridging BTC to other chains. It works similar to a perpetual one-way peg; however, instead of burning the BTC they are locked up until a particular time in 20 years.
Until then, the community has to figure out how to do peg-outs with, e.g., some sort of OP_ZKP_VERIFY or Simplicity.
We simply pretend that OP_NOP10 is OP_ZKP_VERIFY and let users lock BTC in the following script:
Sats4Files: Decentralized File Hosting based on Lightning payments
Sats4Files: Decentralized File Hosting based on Lightning
Sats4Files is a protocol for decentralized file hosting. It allows users to request data from untrusted servers, and upon receiving the encrypted data, they can pay for the decryption key via Lightning. The exchange is atomic, ensuring that the user only receives the data if they pay for it, and the seller only gets paid if they deliver the data. The protocol is an efficient form of verifiable encryption, which is similar to verifiable secret sharing using Shamir's algorithm.
This scheme is simplified and does not fully solve the problem, as discussed in the Limitations section. This writeup intends to spark interest to solve the remaining issues beyond the fixes that we suggest.
Sats4Files Problem
The client wants to buy from the server the file corresponding to a particular file_id.
Here, we assume we have PTLCs on Lightning instead of HTLCs. That means we can buy a discrete logarithm over Li
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How I archive twitter accounts and hashtags and how you can too
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Various Versions of macOS/OSX will fail on install for various reasons.
You can fix them by disconnecting from your wifi or network or resetting
your NVRAM. Booting from your USB stick, opening terminal and doing:
date ########## where the # nubers are below. Format is: MMDDhhmmYY
10.16 - 0.5 Leopard - date 0101010121 <- Currently not needed
10.15 - Catalina - date 0101010120 <- Currently not needed
10.14 - Mojave - date 0101010119 <- Currently not needed
10.13 - High Sierra - date 0101010118
A full guide on how to set up a Nym mixnode on a fresh server
How to set up a server running NYM for dummies
Introduction
This guide is written for people that have absolutely no or little experience with terminal and remote server configuration. Should work on all Debian based distros although this has been tested only with fresh Debian 10 Buster. It does not yet cover the actual node configuration yet. For that see the official Nym docs here https://nymtech.net/docs/run-nym-nodes/mixnodes/
If you are complete beginner and just installed Debian on your VPS then I suggest going through the bash crash course in the introduction section
If you are at least little experienced, then skip to section Nym installation.
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