GrapheneOS

The SimpleX battery drain issue does not affect everyone. At least for me, it has been perfectly fine.

Bitcoin is really too slow and too expensive for automated tasks like that. There are other chains such as Solana, etc that are much faster and much cheaper that would work better for that kind of use case.

Yeah, no Bitcoin would be the wrong chain for that. But there are other chains that would work better for such a use case.

Oh, I’m being completely serious. I’ve been interested in crypto since about 2013.

Maybe that explains it. Because I am blind, pictures mean very little to me. I think image memes were one of the most abhorrent things to ever exist. Because I miss out on so much because of that.

On a privacy note in general, I got an email from Proton today saying that they were changing their terms of service and I actually care enough about the service that I went and read the new terms and privacy policies for the products that I use. I will admit to not understanding a lot of the legal ease, but the part I was most interested in was the data retention policies and data encryption. And that all seems to be pretty bulletproof from a tech angle.

I’m a carrier news enthusiast and like to keep up with it just because I find the technology and things around it to be extremely interesting and I’ve heard a lot of reports of AT&T overstating first net coverage and having all sorts of issues. So to hear that it’s dog shit for you is not a big surprise at all.

What do you think about the possibility of decentralized AI through blockchain so that you could pay some tokens or something like that to rent the GPUs to run your AI for as long as you wish to instead of having to buy all the hardware and assemble it yourself?

Honestly, I can say I don’t really get it either. I would only use the open source models anyway, but it just seems rather silly from what I can tell.

Exactly. Which is the entire reason you should do it. Since you can’t sell your customers for profit, that means you have to profit off of your customers. And another business could start up and compete with you. Also, your customers will trust you more.

Exactly. The strive for zero knowledge is the proper way to be going.

Would you like some cheese with that wine?

Edit: Hell, the article itself asked if they had sour grapes.

Sour grapes or does AT&T have a point? Maybe a bit of both?

Heres a post from a few hours ago about it too.

https://lemmy.zip/post/23798522

We really don’t have to advocate or evangelize for it much considering the fact that it’s completely used on the dark net for drug purchases. Love them or hate them. Criminals are the first ones to adapt. New better technology. And then everybody else follows on after that. That video is a lot of guesswork and most of it is completely solvable either today or in the very near future. The idea that they can trace Monero depends on compromised nodes which is fixed by running your own node or using somebody you trust as a node provider trading with a centralized exchange which is easily solved by not trading with a centralized exchange, and ring signature weaknesses that are well-known and in the process of being fixed.

Monero is intensely focused on being the world’s best private digital cash system for making purchases on a day-to-day basis, such as your coffee from Starbucks, your items on Amazon, etc. It is uniquely positioned because governments absolutely cannot stand it, but it provides privacy for those who use it, and so the government cannot stop it, even though they absolutely wish they could.

Monero People are actually working very hard to build a circular economy and use Monero as a daily currency. I am also extremely glad that Lady Bird exists because while it is not ready yet, I think it’s going to end up being an escape hatch for when Mozilla finally kicks the bucket.

Thank you for pointing these out. I knew that these were privacy companies, but I did not know they ran DNS servers that would be good for ad blocking and stuff. So knowing that is quite appreciated.

No, but i know she needs a Monero tip. What is her Monero address?

Cant you still do it on Cake Wallet? I know that Europeans have been able to buy Monero there in the past, but I’m assuming it requires KYC.