Well…technically you didn’t get me yet, but your deez comeback #[2]​ was so masterful I feel that I deserve some form of punishment.

Or we may have different definitions of “left” and “liberal” 😉

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Only took many epic fails but I finally did it! 🎉😂

#[2]​

#[3] nostr:note1eeh3x8em94pj3vh4rs55m0dscy2u935atphydxn0lr2zvav4mzwqvhwazw

I tried.

Hmm?

Will zapped this note so I think I have his blessing and understanding 😂😂😂 nostr:note1tt6ndewe8f535gxy562jjnfev8mld57kw7mc4n2apu4hks8rf53srrcuux

Profile pic and banner felt way more macho pseudo alpha than I am irl so I updated it to something a bit more apropos. 😂

Most important takeaway:

“It was found that 87% (216 million of 248 million) of the

population in the United States had reported characteristics that likely made them unique based

only on {5-digit ZIP, gender, date of birth}. About half of the U.S. population (132 million of 248

million or 53%) are likely to be uniquely identified by only {place, gender, date of birth}, where

place is basically the city, town, or municipality in which the person resides. And even at the

county level, {county, gender, date of birth} are likely to uniquely identify 18% of the U.S.

population. In general, few characteristics are needed to uniquely identify a person.”

The rest is backing up the claim.

Are #[3]​ and #[4]​ client compatible?? Anyone else have this issue with these specific clients?

If I’m following you again, I’m sorry I left you. 🫂

Main takeaway should be that you are not fully anonymous whenever you are online. The longer you hold one identity the easier it is to find who you really are. Act accordingly, and use other identities and sources to stay anon when you need to. The more you use the same things, e.g., IP, nickname, wallet, phone, providers of services, the easier it is to narrow down on you. Even your notes patterns and words you use, especially in the age of AI. We might not notice it, but patterns are there. 🐶🐾🫡

Depending on where you live it can be. But it is far from reliable.

Threat profiles means understanding who’s after you. Are you controversial? Stirring up techno savvy groups? Violating the law?

If the answer is no, then nobody is going to dig hard enough to do more than narrow you down to say, +/- 100 miles.

90%+ of anonymity online against anyone other than the state is controlling your mouth. Almost everyone ends up giving themselves away. Use a burner email and don’t tell anyone unique things about yourself. Enough of these, and you can be identified.

In the US, 87% of people are identifiable with only zip code, gender and date of birth.

Depending on where you live it can be. But it is far from reliable.

Threat profiles means understanding who’s after you. Are you controversial? Stirring up techno savvy groups? Violating the law?

If the answer is no, then nobody is going to dig hard enough to do more than narrow you down to say, +/- 100 miles.

90%+ of anonymity online against anyone other than the state is controlling your mouth. Almost everyone ends up giving themselves away. Use a burner email and don’t tell anyone unique things about yourself. Enough of these, and you can be identified.

In the US, 87% of people are identifiable with only zip code, gender and date of birth.

In my early experience (just a few hours) using #Bluesky I’ve found it to be exactly the opposite. While there are some progressives, it seems equally inundated with right-wing extremists though not as badly as Twitter. On the plus side there seem to be various lists that one can follow that automatically mute posts from those people. So that’s something. I’ve found the environment on #Mastodon and #Calckey to be far more open, progressive, and welcoming, though.

Bitcoin newbie

🐶🐾😂🤣 just have experience in the field of security, that’s all! By far not the best! 🐶🐾🫂🤣💜

Good translation. ❤️❤️❤️

🤣😂🤣😂