It really depends where though. I lived there for 5 years. Don't miss it.
Maybe the whole world needs to get with the program 😜
This is my argument. Bitcoin is a store of value. A fancy scheme (someone has to buy the top to make my value go up). No one takes it day to day at least north of Costa Rica. I view it as a high yield savings account. Good for storing savings and cashing out when you need them. Not good for every day transactions.
A lot of drama in here these last couple of days.
Is this for everybody or something you did? I haven't seen this prompt.
I think they meant backdoors on the actual phones.
Get yourself out there and meet someone new. It'll pass eventually. I know it's easier said than done but that's life. Most of us have been there before.
How would it work when making edits? Everything here seems pretty permanent.
Created a random burner email on Outlook. Never used it on any service. Login today - 91 spam emails. How???
What's up with all new movies/shows having the darkest scenes possible? It's almost impossible to watch anything during the day. Even with the brightness at 100% all I see is pieces. Seems like the art of scene lighting is dead.
Immaculate was the absolute worst movie I've seen all year.
No I'm talking about using the same account on multiple phones at the same time. If you go into a "secret" chat (encrypted) it only shows up on one device. They're not doing it like WhatsApp yet where it relays the messages.
They've answered this before. Their reason is that it prevents carrying chats over to multiple devices.
They could dump every message onto a file just like Snapchat if they wanted. I'm not talking about encryption in transit. So their claim that they're secure and private is bogus.
Interesting that they don't enable encryption by default 🤣
But it requires generating the seed and typing it into a computer. What about keyloggers? Malware?
Sparrow only is NOT a good idea.
I was watching it and I'm like "ok guys, if you guys die, the captain, pilot, chief engineer, and doctor are all dead. Who's in charge of the other 3000 people alone on the ship?"
My biggest problem with the Star Trek universe is that every episode basically involves the Captain and other Senior Officers abandoning the entire crew to participate in some risky life or death escapade.
This is the one thing I hate the most about Nostr. The fact that there's no real privacy when it comes to messages. Especially when you get messages from random people and they keep stacking up with no way to delete them.