Ionizing radiation is proven to be bad. I think most people discuss non-ionizing radiation in these topics. You can have non-ionizing radiation that enters the skin and blood with an amount of energy big enough to cause electronic excitation. That can be used for the good and the bad. See therapeutic photomedicine, for instance, where people beam the body with visible light at such a high level that it can temporarily cut neuron transmission and block pain.

On the flip side my old fediverse instance is now on 82 defed lists, up from 60 something, which it was at when it went down.

I think the question is less about EMF sources but more modern High frequency stuff.

Evidence seems inconclusive, leaning not harmful at quick glance.

Self-custodied Bitcoin that one protects well can’t be stolen via inflation or theft.

Oh sick. Amethyst and Onyx now allow you to react to notes with emojis!

I know Damus has had this for a while but nice to see it make its way over to the Android side too 👌

What about PorkBun is sus?

What do you mean the op? I thought damus didn't show reports at all.

Yep, govt is also anti 3d printed ghost guns and a lot of other things...

Amethyst. It also notifies you when you get reported which is pretty cool.

Also one guy reported your account gor "illegal behavior" multiple times.

Bitcoin ppl do tend to be “libertarian”… look at Vitalik the ethereum guy…

Ummmmm wtf?? LMFAO

My client says 19, most of them are out right lies saying based opinions are "spam" lol.

I wonder what these mean...

The SEC are currently suing the two largest exchanges. Name a legitimate exchange.

Monero provides real privacy (for now) so the govt is desperate to convince you not to use it.

I don't know. I know almost nothing about the world of domain hosting and DNS. All I know is that I bought a domain through Google Domains and now would like to get it out. If you have a better idea for where I should move my domains please tell me.

Censoring a hug emoji because your client hasn’t implemented it is much different than censoring the text of a note. Damus doesn’t render markdown, but the words are still there.

I’m a bit confused about what you’re arguing for. If relays already censor, and we cannot verify what they’re doing, how does it help to have an open-source client that explicitly tells you they censor? That’s just adding more censorship.

At least if I feel like 5 relays are censoring me, I can add 10 more. If I’m censored on Amethyst, I may never know that 1000s of people aren’t seeing my notes, and they also don’t know I even exist.