I love this, but why are we paying (no offense to anyone who’s might freak out on me) to defend people who clearly knew what they were doing was wrong in many aspects. They assured their customers that they could launder bitcoin for them and even charged more for that job. no one likes the government, but there are certain things that you can’t thumb your nose at and to have everyone pay for your defense if that makes sense.

I love this, but why are we paying (no offense to anyone who’s might freak out on me) to defend people who clearly knew what they were doing was wrong in many aspects. They assured their customers that they could launder bitcoin for them and even charged more for that job. no one likes the government, but there are certain things that you can’t thumb your nose at and to have everyone pay for your defense if that makes sense.

So you got any decent content/podcasts to listen to? We are clearly listening to different content so I'm keen to be steered to better solutions

Release the Creed.

Fucking love Saul Williams 🔥✊🔥

Why am I still awake?

Good question.

#cybersecgirl

This looks slick. What is the price on such a device? Is it all closed source or are there any open source components to it?

💯 watch the yt videos, or better yet, scan them. so much fluff. i want to love the idea of it, but i've watched 2 hours now and i'm no better off than i was looking at the website and watching the promo. color me sceptical. i just wasted 2 hours with the promise of knowing at keast a little more and i got nothing, but it's a computer (it's a tablet) with no blue light and they want to make a phone one day too.

I want to love it. I guess we'll see. Great visual promo though...def peaked my interest. The promo interviews though...all vague ideology, no meat at all. Here's to hoping it at least lives up to the implied performance of the 60fps eink tablet we see in the animated video 🤞

reeee you need to learn this whole other system to transact privately /s

reeee you need to learn this whole other system to transact privately /s

The oldest print issue of 2600 I own

Volume 4, Number 2 - February, 1987

#cybersecgirl #2600

me: monero is an awesome addition to bitcoin (it is), one for stacking, the other for private spending

the church of satoshi nakamoto of latter-day bitcoin saints:

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lol. not saying this about everyone, love my bitcoin fam, but it needs to be said that the 'toxic btc cult' reputation seems well earned for more than a few of you.

it's generally the one's who just parrot blanket 'btc is the saviour, everything else is a shitcoin' statements, don't speak with their own words, link to sources they don't really comprehend, think nostr is private, only recently learned why they need a vpn on the internet and don't actually understand how all this privacy stuff works.

harsh? yes. so have recent comments been. bring it. love the free speech.

again this is not for most of you #plebchain. most of you have level heads and still love bitcoin. i am an avid bitcoiner, but i don't drink the cool-aid and ignore it's shortcomings.

bitcoin is about freedom. privacy is essential for freedom. it is complicated to have privacy on a public ledger. bitcoin is an awesome store of value, but it needs a 2nd layer for greater privacy and to solve the fungibility problem. lightning is maturing. cashu is also maturing. monero solves the spend issue now with privacy baked in on a protocol level. it is currency. it's meant to be spent.

#cybersecgirl #privacytechpro #bitcoin #monero

me: monero is an awesome addition to bitcoin (it is), one for stacking, the other for private spending

the church of satoshi nakamoto of latter-day bitcoin saints:

#m=image%2Fgif&dim=360x360&blurhash=U7B%7By6JC00%7D%40MKIpPV-U%25N%24%23MxIo0Ls.%5EkI%40&x=7ca64596798d52d8d04e9a72fae20d32b7d94772c643af46a71cbdf5c551782f

lol. not saying this about everyone, love my bitcoin fam, but it needs to be said that the 'toxic btc cult' reputation seems well earned for more than a few of you.

it's generally the one's who just parrot blanket 'btc is the saviour, everything else is a shitcoin' statements, don't speak with their own words, link to sources they don't really comprehend, think nostr is private, only recently learned why they need a vpn on the internet and don't actually understand how all this privacy stuff works.

harsh? yes. so have recent comments been. bring it. love the free speech.

again this is not for most of you #plebchain. most of you have level heads and still love bitcoin. i am an avid bitcoiner, but i don't drink the cool-aid and ignore it's shortcomings.

bitcoin is about freedom. privacy is essential for freedom. it is complicated to have privacy on a public ledger. bitcoin is an awesome store of value, but it needs a 2nd layer for greater privacy and to solve the fungibility problem. lightning is maturing. cashu is also maturing. monero solves the spend issue now with privacy baked in on a protocol level. it is currency. it's meant to be spent.

#cybersecgirl #privacytechpro #bitcoin #monero

Nigga, WHM retired years ago. It's now called DrugHub. Rich that you're calling me a dipshit while you haven't looked at the trade in Onionland for years.

Pemmican is cool, but I don't need it and I can buy it on Amazon.

If you paid for real shit with monero like me, you'd know.

Let me guess: you won't say what you bought cause it's private?

2FA takes me 15 seconds. Monero transaction takes 30 min, even an hour in practice.

I don't know what you mean by privacy, I'm talking about monero. It's only useful to buy drugs otherwise I use my credit card.

DW that guy is an unhinged Monero fanboi

Yo #monero bro's.......hearing you change your tune on being hardcore ungovernable to now saying KYC monero is a safe option is the lamest thing I've heard in a long time