Giving money to Google is a sin in my religion 😄
Downloading their videos with NewPipe and uploading to places that don't do ads (like Odysee) is good carma.
Ukraine is a nation ruled by criminals installed in power by the US govt.
Not sure about the 'insist' bit, but it generally makes a lot of sense to have your swap partition on a separate drive if possible. In most cases where the swap space is actually used, if it is on a separate drive to the OS you will get better performance.
Wait till they put ketchup on it :D
#cake #foodstrMany Brits only have pancakes on pancake day. Mind blown.
She's like an oil painting, looks much better from a distance :D
To explain bitcoin to a 5 year old, he uses words like 'pseudanonymous', 'cryptography', 'semiconductors' and 'monetary sovereignty'. That has to be a form of abuse lol.
Whenever anyone says X attacked Y in cyberspace, I take it with a huge pinch of salt.
Attacks absolutely happen, but they are only publicized if they are useful to justify something. And if they are useful to justify something, the publishers will not be stopped by an attack NOT having happened.
The CIA boasted a while back they have toolsets from all major state backed threat actors. If they want to create a false flag it is much much easier to do in cyberspace than in the physical world.
WW3 will be cyber, psychological and physical war all at the same time. Some say the war for our brains is already on.
You can set up nvim with autocompletion and even tabnine ai, it gets real close to an IDE...
Still I started using pycharm recently. Not nearly as cool but more functional.
That said, if I see similar news about pycharm snooping I will go right back to nvim.
At most we might get an aggressively edited list, much like with the Twitter files, if they have anyone they no longer need or want to sacrifice.
For anyone who decides to run their own node, some notes from my personal experience with this:\
1) initial synchronisation took weeks, until I gave the host 16GB ram and changed the setup from 1 HDD to 2 HDDs in a LVM volume. The RAM increase together with increased disk throughput made a big difference. Would have been even better to be able to use SSD and/or striped RAID.\
2) once synchronised, much less RAM is needed - right now my node is using less than 2GB\
3) the host is currently using just under 700GB disk space, so have at the very least 1TB for your node.\
4) any CPU should be fine\
5) after applying some limits in the config file, I get on average 1.2Mb/s upload and 30Kb/s download network utilisation\
\
Config file options to consider on top of what is in the guides:\
# limit network utilisation - I used 84G as the value, didn't do much testing\
maxuploadtarget=84G
\# allow peerbloomfilters so Bisq can use the node\
peerbloomfilters=1
\# whitelist some hosts which you want to be able to use the node\
whitelist=bloomfilter,download,noban,mempool,relay@192.168.1.1\
whitelist=bloomfilter,download,noban,mempool,relay@192.168.1.2
\# allow JSON-RPC from those hosts too. It may be possible to tighten permissions but for me limiting the access to a few trusted hosts is good enough. Remember to keep localhost in there so you can run cli commands from the host.\
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcallowip=192.168.1.1\
rpcallowip=192.168.1.2
\# listen on the public IP and localhost\
rpcbind=192.168.1.100\
rpcbind=127.0.0.1
\# configure the username and password for the rpc account\
# sparrow and local cli commands need this, bisq does not\
rpcpassword=yourpass\
rpcuser=youruser
\
For me personally, the biggest benefit is faster sync times for wallets and Bisq when connecting to my own node instead of public ones.
For anyone who decides to run their own node, some notes from my personal experience with this:\
1) initial synchronisation took weeks, until I gave the host 16GB ram and changed the setup from 1 HDD to 2 HDDs in a LVM volume. The RAM increase together with increased disk throughput made a big difference. Would have been even better to be able to use SSD and/or striped RAID.\
2) once synchronised, much less RAM is needed - right now my node is using less than 2GB\
3) the host is currently using just under 700GB disk space, so have at the very least 1TB for your node.\
4) any CPU should be fine\
5) after applying some limits in the config file, I get on average 1.2Mb/s upload and 30Kb/s download network utilisation\
\
Config file options to consider on top of what is in the guides:\
# limit network utilisation - I used 84G as the value, didn't do much testing\
maxuploadtarget=84G
\# allow peerbloomfilters so Bisq can use the node\
peerbloomfilters=1
\# whitelist some hosts which you want to be able to use the node\
whitelist=bloomfilter,download,noban,mempool,relay@192.168.1.1\
whitelist=bloomfilter,download,noban,mempool,relay@192.168.1.2
\# allow JSON-RPC from those hosts too. It may be possible to tighten permissions but for me limiting the access to a few trusted hosts is good enough. Remember to keep localhost in there so you can run cli commands from the host.\
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcallowip=192.168.1.1\
rpcallowip=192.168.1.2
\# listen on the public IP and localhost\
rpcbind=192.168.1.100\
rpcbind=127.0.0.1
\# configure the username and password for the rpc account\
# sparrow and local cli commands need this, bisq does not\
rpcpassword=yourpass\
rpcuser=youruser
\
For me personally, the biggest benefit is faster sync times for wallets and Bisq when connecting to my own node instead of public ones.
For anyone who decides to run their own node, some notes from my personal experience with this:\
1) initial synchronisation took weeks, until I gave the host 16GB ram and changed the setup from 1 HDD to 2 HDDs in a LVM volume. The RAM increase together with increased disk throughput made a big difference. Would have been even better to be able to use SSD and/or striped RAID.\
2) once synchronised, much less RAM is needed - right now my node is using less than 2GB\
3) the host is currently using just under 700GB disk space, so have at the very least 1TB for your node.\
4) any CPU should be fine\
5) after applying some limits in the config file, I get on average 1.2Mb/s upload and 30Kb/s download network utilisation\
\
Config file options to consider on top of what is in the guides:\
# limit network utilisation - I used 84G as the value, didn't do much testing\
maxuploadtarget=84G
\# allow peerbloomfilters so Bisq can use the node\
peerbloomfilters=1
\# whitelist some hosts which you want to be able to use the node\
whitelist=bloomfilter,download,noban,mempool,relay@192.168.1.1\
whitelist=bloomfilter,download,noban,mempool,relay@192.168.1.2
\# allow JSON-RPC from those hosts too. It may be possible to tighten permissions but for me limiting the access to a few trusted hosts is good enough. Remember to keep localhost in there so you can run cli commands from the host.\
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcallowip=192.168.1.1\
rpcallowip=192.168.1.2
\# listen on the public IP and localhost\
rpcbind=192.168.1.100\
rpcbind=127.0.0.1
\# configure the username and password for the rpc account\
# sparrow and local cli commands need this, bisq does not\
rpcpassword=yourpass\
rpcuser=youruser
\
For me personally, the biggest benefit is faster sync times for wallets and Bisq when connecting to my own node instead of public ones.
For anyone who decides to run their own node, some notes from my personal experience with this:\
1) initial synchronisation took weeks, until I gave the host 16GB ram and changed the setup from 1 HDD to 2 HDDs in a LVM volume. The RAM increase together with increased disk throughput made a big difference. Would have been even better to be able to use SSD and/or striped RAID.\
2) once synchronised, much less RAM is needed - right now my node is using less than 2GB\
3) the host is currently using just under 700GB disk space, so have at the very least 1TB for your node.\
4) any CPU should be fine\
5) after applying some limits in the config file, I get on average 1.2Mb/s upload and 30Kb/s download network utilisation\
\
Config file options to consider on top of what is in the guides:\
# limit network utilisation - I used 84G as the value, didn't do much testing\
maxuploadtarget=84G
\# allow peerbloomfilters so Bisq can use the node\
peerbloomfilters=1
\# whitelist some hosts which you want to be able to use the node\
whitelist=bloomfilter,download,noban,mempool,relay@192.168.1.1\
whitelist=bloomfilter,download,noban,mempool,relay@192.168.1.2
\# allow JSON-RPC from those hosts too. It may be possible to tighten permissions but for me limiting the access to a few trusted hosts is good enough. Remember to keep localhost in there so you can run cli commands from the host.\
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcallowip=192.168.1.1\
rpcallowip=192.168.1.2
\# listen on the public IP and localhost\
rpcbind=192.168.1.100\
rpcbind=127.0.0.1
\# configure the username and password for the rpc account\
# sparrow and local cli commands need this, bisq does not\
rpcpassword=yourpass\
rpcuser=youruser
\
For me personally, the biggest benefit is faster sync times for wallets and Bisq when connecting to my own node instead of public ones.
You pay for the convenience of using Apple products with your freedom... and it is not that much convenience. Mostly habit and inertia.
Have you heard the term 'human terrain'? Refers to warfare in the realm of our thinking and psychology which is ongoing.
Online Searches To Buy A Tesla Skyrocket Despite Leftist Protests
From Infowars
Elon Musk: “As a function of the great policies of President Trump and his administration, and as an act of faith in America, Tesla is going to DOUBLE vehicle output in the United States within the next two years.”
Mar 14th 2025 4:32am EDT
Source Link: https://www.infowars.com/posts/online-searches-to-buy-a-tesla-skyrocket-despite-leftist-protests/
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I don't know what leftists have against Teslas, but doubt they align with mine.
I don't use a spying device as my phone, PC or TV, why would I use one as my car? Also since my life literally depends on nobody interfering with my car, why would I want an internet connected one?
You don't actually own your Kindle books—ownership has died in the digital age. #bitcoin #encryption
My new piece in Bitcoin Magazine explores how encryption flips the script:
https://bitcoinmagazine.com/technical/not-your-keys-not-your-content-ownership-in-a-digital-age
What makes kindle even worse is Amazon has been caught editing at least one book without author consent (author dead)
Brave AI response
"Meta has been granted an emergency ruling blocking whistleblower and former employee Sarah Wynn-Williams from promoting her memoir "Careless People," which covers her time at the company from 2011 to 2017 and paints a highly critical picture of the tech giant, including allegations of sexual harassment and claims that Facebook ignored internal concerns about its impact on democracy and human rights."
Since you obviously don't read what I say, I will not waste my breath :shrug: