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Comment #49215867
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Comment #49195390
The same way any other political action by them in the last decade has been tolerated or really encouraged, ESG scores brought to you by the World Economic Forum.
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Comment #49193441
"Charming" a girl, which can just involve making a joke/ass out of yourself to make her politely laught, and actually getting AND staying with her are two entirely different things…
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Comment #49193374
>And if not met, there is really nothing else that can help bind the attraction I can not count the number of times i have seen average and above men go out with below average wome…
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Comment #49193328
People will use the most outlandish claims to make them and others feel better about themselves and expect you to go along to not shatter there carefully created painting of realit…
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Comment #49193178
>Repos such as AUR AUR isn't a traditional repository but more functions like a paste bin for package build scripts you have to go out of your way to enable and use at your own ris…
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Comment #49166901
While i agree in theory, in practice multi party systems still end up with only two sides where the biggest/most influential party on either side exerts its power over the others r…
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Comment #49165687
Unless they trade the already tainted BTCs into XMR we very likely will once they try to cash out.
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Comment #49165531
>You can run snaps wherever you want While that is technically true, snaps are very much build for ubuntu. For example it's sandboxing relies on apparmor meaning on distro without …
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Comment #49086643
that's why GrapheneOS has biometric+pin
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Comment #49080355
being smart and using btc are mutually exclusive
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Comment #49080346
flatpak is the most convenient way to securely run steam on linux
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Comment #49065625
>Everything on the internet is vulnerable to netflow traffic deanonymization that is not how they get busted, monero literally has protections against that like ring signature and …
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Comment #49065610
That does not make any sense. btc even lightning still has about 100 times the user and ecosystem. Nobody uses it because it obviously it is not secure.
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Comment #49065604
>will leave no traceable record. The anonymity of cash with the convenience of contactless payments That will never be allowed to happen. There is a reason monero xmr which already…
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Comment #49032595
>but is irrelevant in practical terms It very much is not. If I use cash to commit a crime but then deposit it into a KYC bank account which is then used as a side channel to get m…
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Comment #49023537
considering actual criminals do not use lightning but monero it should be obvious that is not the case.
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Comment #49023505
>including monero which they still haven't actually broken despite empty marketing claims which in reality is busting people on KYC CEXs.
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Comment #49023386
fundamental issues like no fungibility or privacy. if you want a crypto currency that btc was supposed to be and people think it is, use xmr monero.
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Comment #48993226
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Comment #48967970
Anybody running opensnitch would notice
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Comment #48967961
no, someone who just happens to work for microsoft doing something at home did something good.
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Comment #48959084
Does this work with IOMMU?
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Comment #48932963
>but he wasn’t the first to give software away for free They never claimed he was and it's irrelevant because free software has nothing to do with "giving software away for free" h…
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Comment #48932253
>Elon is the richest (and by extension most powerful) person in the world *publicity known, and overwhelming majority of his wealth is not liquid but tied to companies. Arguably th…