It's one of my least favorite parts of the greater bitcoin sphere. When you have a sudden dislocation of meaning, and the things you were raised to believe in turn to sand, it creates fertile ground for new culty entities to move in selling purpose and belonging
Which terminal emulators did you use so far? ⬇️
My history is:
• urxvt ➤ termite ➤ kermit ➤ Alacritty ➤ what's next? (Rio?)
And yes, I wrote a terminal emulator called kermit: https://github.com/orhun/kermit 🐸
Settled on Alacrity a while ago- it's serving me well so far!
TQ check: how far away is your closest tourniquet?
anyone else having battery life issues on GrapheneOS?
There are libertarians who see the state as a threat, and then there are libertarians that see the state as competition.
If this shocks you, you need to red team your stuff more.
The way they made use of drones against fixed points and armor, as well as light mobility (motorcycles and paramotors), will be a very informative case study.
That's actually a really neat idea. One of the issues with OSM is completeness, especially when it comes to things like businesses (geographic features are really good). Even a small incentive system might fix that.
https://github.com/kbre93/every-breath-you-take
Neat tool using a Polar H10 for heart rate variability biofeedback.
It sounds like you think what Mike wrote is disingenuous?
No matter how often I get out on the ocean, it's not enough
How is it different this time? We've seen war in that region since as far as i can remember.
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Deliberate killings of a bunch of civilians is dramatically escalatory. This also comes as part of a broader campaign by Iran to establish supremacy in the region.
Getting harder and harder to buy stuff that doesn't have that crap in it.
Feels like better network mgmt is going to be the next essential privacy/selfhost skill. Locking stuff down on VLANs, etc
Project Kuiper's first birds are up!
Stoke Space is rad as hell.
Yeah, it's stuck around- a bit annoying
they don't know how bad it can get, how weird people are, or just how many of them are out there
something I'm playing with atm is emphasizing the scale of the internet (and modern connected systems in general).
Tim Ferriss, of all people, has an interesting article on the downsides of scale- once you have an audience of hundreds of thousands of people, you inevitably get psychopaths, murderers, stalkers, and crack addicts.
so when I talk about adopting privacy I talk less about fighting the government or whatever, and more about how far data spreads when it leaks- "sure, you don't have anything to hide from most people, but..."