Arthur

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https://SassyHash.artlu.xyz/download

The Once and Future /arthur /bcbhshow. FOSS at GH:artlu99.

PFP is my Native.fun Print, genart unique hash of wallet txns

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neuroscience phd, DeSci advocate, interfaith chaplain. co-host of the /okbanger show and vibe imagineer for /christin. https://seemore.tv/christin

it sounds like an adult content performer tbh

Could you suggest some more fitting alternatives?

Whistles:

In our family, we have little whistles for each member, that recreate the tones of a specific nickname. It's the inverse of the way a mother might say a kid's full name when they wish to get their attention pronto!

I've always thought whistling was a useful way to communicate privately in a public cacophony.

Other possible names I considered: Whispers, Keccak256, DontLook, OrbisDB

Foxi: similarly personal story, it's a weak opinion loosely held

Startup artist seeking inspiration.  Champion of /bcard

Could you suggest some more fitting alternatives?

Whistles:

In our family, we have little whistles for each member, that recreate the tones of a specific nickname. It's the inverse of the way a mother might say a kid's full name when they wish to get their attention pronto!

I've always thought whistling was a useful way to communicate privately in a public cacophony.

Other possible names I considered: Whispers, Keccak256, DontLook, OrbisDB

Foxi: similarly personal story, it's a weak opinion loosely held https://warpcast.com/artlu/0x27964750

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no. do what farcaster did and separate when it matters

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Hello friends!

Some of you may have noticed, others may not, that sometimes in our posts we use a small message that is coded.

Of course, we do it merely for fun. It is a way to pay more attention to the messages and why not, particularly to the person we connect with.

I want to clarify that at least in the /live-the-same channel, it is used for this. It does not mean that it was only designed for that.

The creator of this great tool is Mr. Artlu, who very kindly let me enable it in the channel and explained how to use it. I am very grateful to him for having been so generous with me.

While I was learning about it, I wrote this small tutorial to help other people to be able to use it.

The /live-the-same channel is enabled for the use of these messages. Anyone who makes a post can include a coded message and others can see it without problems.

Here I leave one: f8393947c7edb5c6c8334e2eb497104e5e0288412d367d0b1dcf4f5a7fcef4e9

cc @artlu 

https://paragraph.xyz/@hankmoody/how-to-decode-and-encode-messages

it's a "Keccak-256 hash" of a message, which anyone can make so that only fellow channel members can decode it. Here's a mini-tutorial

FC is my  only daily income for my school 
I love web 3
Crypto Enthusiast

it's a "Keccak-256 hash" of a message, which anyone can make so that only fellow channel members can decode it. Here's a mini-tutorial

https://warpcast.com/hankmoody/0x588598b1



as of now, no.

possible reasons why not, in order of empirical likelihood:
- you're testing alternative methods to encode it
- you toggled Private before hitting Compose
- the network hiccuped exactly when you hit Compose
- a nonce expired or was otherwise invalid

Happy to debug as needed 

sorry I couldn't decode this?

https://warpcast.com/artlu/0x6a53a249

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