#dat

Hi everyone! I'm looking at DAT and I want to know if anyone has used a hardware device to store the key for securely signing data.

Like a hardware wallet for cryptocurrency, a hardware device to sign messages without exposing the secret key.

Can anyone comment on this? Am I so misguided that the question doesn't even make sense?

Since it's just hashes that need to be signed, could a cryptocurrency hardware wallet potentially suffice?

DAThardwareSIGNI: not that i know of but sounds like a really cool thing to have

@e-e-e boiled one of the failing iteration tests down to a iterator issue

*iteartion order

Which test are you working on?

a new hyperdb reelase

@e-e-e only one of your tests failing now! :)

@e-e-e why is the .eslint file there?

https://github.com/mafintosh/hyperdb/pull/39 <-- @e-e-e pulled your branch :)

Hi everyone! Could a hardware wallet be used to sign DAT hashes? Could anyone please comment on this?

hardware: The hardware wallet would need to support the signing algorithm used by dat

which is Ed25519

hardware: You may find more information here: https://download.libsodium.org/doc/public-key_c...

Thank you!

what is the difference between a `change` and a `seq` number in a hyperlog?

what is the difference between `change` and `seq` in a hyperlog?

anyone aware of folks using dat in a mobile app?