FROSTR () takes advantage of Schnorr signatures—which are much more flexible than the old standard—to allow multiple people to share control of a single Nostr account. It uses a method called FROST to let a group (like 2-out-of-3 people) sign off on posts or actions directly through Nostr. This is a brilliant approach because it allows for easy key updates and better security. It’s very similar to the enterprise-grade tools we are building at PrivKey.io.
Every feeling that moves inside you is born from one of two ancient roots. One root is love — quiet, steady love for what is good, what is true, what is beautiful, or for the people and duties you care for. When this root grows strong, it becomes joy, gratitude, courage, patience, kindness. The other root is fear — fear of losing something, fear of not getting something, fear that the world is unsafe or that you are not enough. When this root grows, it becomes anger, jealousy, worry, sadness that clings, desire that hurts. The wise person watches his heart like a gardener watches his plants. He asks quietly: “Is this feeling watered by love… or by fear?” Then he tends only the plant of love, and lets the fear-root wither from neglect. That is the whole work. Not to feel nothing — but to feel what comes from the better root.
Verizon, T-Mobile, and AT&T all experienced major nationwide outages at the same time. When your SMS-based 2FA stops working because of these carrier outages, the best alternatives are using an authenticator app (like Google Authenticator, Authy, or Microsoft Authenticator) or a hardware security key such as a YubiKey.