Privacy and censorship resistance
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The need for censorship resistant digital cash grows by the day.
Satoshi, and those who came before him, paved the way for a technology that could change the course of history. If you stand on their shoulders and contribute to the cause, I salute you.
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🔵 New releases: Tor 0.3.5.14, 0.4.4.8, and 0.4.5.7.
These releases fix a pair of denial-of-service issues. We recommend that everybody upgrade to one of the releases (0.3.5.14, 0.4.4.8, or 0.4.5.7) as they become available to you.
Full log: https://blog.torproject.org/node/2009
There is no good reason for apps to collect and sell location data, especially when users have no way of knowing how that data will be used.
https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2021/03/apple-and-google-kicked-two-location-data-brokers-out-their-app-stores-good-now
Encrypt it.
FOSS it.
Host it.
And most importantly, don't Google it.
http://bitcoiner.guide/swaps.pdf
RT @miguelM_9_
WARNING: you're being conditioned to see your freedom as selfish.
RT @getongab
I’ll go 100% bitcoin if I have to.
You won’t stop us. https://twitter.com/getongab/status/1370383776740560896
RT @Ragnarly
Bitcoin's subversive potential only occurs in smallish, circular Bitcoin economies whose participants avoid KYC & 3rd party services, practice privacy best practices and are idealogically driven.
The best examples are darknet markets and agorist groups.
This seems promising https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1367197172664389635.html
RT @evoskuil
Cryptoeconomics was first printed for #CryptoEcon2020 in Hanoi, one year ago today. In honor of this unlikely event, I've made the 2nd edition available as a free PDF.
https://voskuil.org/cryptoeconomics
@artdesignbysf just hang out in Hardware Market on Telegram and hit up some of the verified sellers from there. Someone will accomodate you for sure.
@bimmer yeah, idk what happened. While I was getting my beauty sleep, Synapse stopped running for some reason. No idea 🤷♂️ Restarted and it's fine.
RT @TiKawamoto
Overall bitcoin twitter is very bad at discerning profound from platitudes
@satoshibaggins Monero. It is interesting in its approach of using rail emissions, essentially inflation but at a fixed, unchanging rate that everyone is aware of and agrees to up front.
Also the approach of dynamic block sizes will be interesting to see how that plays out if/when tx count approaches levels where it truly comes into play.
Philosophically similar to BTC as well, with a disappeared founder leaving no benevolent dictator. So yes, while it may get me cancelled, XMR is interesting.
I SSH'd into a Virtual Private Server and restarted a Synapse instance powering my usethe.tools Matrix community this morning using Termux app on a deGoogled Pixel 4a running CopperheadOS.
What a time to be alive.
RT @Ivan_Is_Back
They illegal smuggled in barrels and lockplates from France when they could, melted down tools when they couldn't, and armed a serious fighting force with guns they made (without any governmental permission slips from the Crown).
So good try, but history is clear on this.
@max @stephanlivera True dat. We can help noobs go much further with just a BIP39 passphrase + redundant backups than with complex multisig setups. Few.
RT @OxoUtx
Some screenshots from the latest webinar organized by Crystal, Bitfury’s chain surveillance software.
STACK PRIVATELY - SELF-CUSTODY ONLY - COINJOIN - DON’T REUSE ADDRESSES - USE YOUR OWN NODE WITH TOR + VPN
Add entropy everywhere, crush chain surveillance firms.
POLLUTE THE GRAPH AND BOIL THE OCEANS
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RT @biTcOinEneMiEs
FLASH PRIZES
- @stackbitme 1248 opsec to the next hop in http://t.me/tx_tricks.
- @ColdbitWallet 3mo @mullvadnet credit for the highest fee paid day 1
https://twitter.com/biTcOinEneMiEs/status/1363065440751087618
