I just went out to get my kid off the bus. It's cold outside, so I put on a gray pea coat over my T-shirt and blue plaid flannel pajama pants. It's snowing, so I added a black wool Stetson. Then the bus was late (probably due to the 2" of snow on the ground), so I pulled on some tan leather lined work gloves and shoveled the walk.
Fortunately it was my younger who was getting off the bus, and she is rather a sartorial free spirit. My older would have been mortified. #DadLife
@elb bruh! You are rockin' the fashion world and don't let anyone tell you different.
As for the older kid, let's fix 'em - go back in and change into a power ranger costume and make sure all their friends are observing when they come down off the steps of the bus to greet them Muahahaha 🤘🤡🤘
>You can always implement key custody on top of user-owned keys. If you want key custody, you can have key custody. If you want a cold wallet, you can have a cold wallet. Trustful protocols bake assumptions about authority directly into the infrastructure. Trustless protocols give you the choice.
The great thing about Fediverse is that we can have both traditional identities and identities based on keys.