zintagon
I don't think anyone would notice, especially on a "bumpy" globe. It might be less than manufacturing tolerances.
I watched the Building Blinky video.
You could improve the video if you hold a loupe in front of the camera lens when trying to zoom in for fine detail, like when you were trying to show us a bridge on two pins.
Absolutely. I just don't want to upload another key on keybase and have my correspondents start sending to a different key for me. I didn't think it was worth it to download and recreate the scene in your video of just testing to myself, rather I was thinking about trying it for a week or something.
Are you aware of any similar efforts that I can compare this to?
I understand this is a prototype.
This is a hard boundary for me to cross when you have already stated it is a prototype and there are several vulnerabilities. Because of this, I haven't installed your app to try it out but I did watch the video.
In your video you show two users on a web chat application encrypting their conversation after typing directly into the site's input control. The chat site may have been recording the input you typed in. I think Gmail will do this, for example. How about changing the model so you only type into your app?
Interesting way to use keybase. Still seems to be a bit too much friction for the end-user. I would probably accidentally send the message without encrypting it.
What is your vision of where this could lead? How will you make it easier to use?