That just shows how much of an idiot these people are. These teenagers are just going to learn to use platforms such as Mastodon, Lemmy, and Nostr.

Which means that it’s not end-to-end encrypted. It’s HTTPS encrypted, which is different.

If it was truly end-to-end encrypted, the only person who could access it would be you, and all they would get would be garbled mess.

I’m looking into this versus cloaked wireless, and so far cloaked seems like it has the better per month price deal, at least.

It appears as though cloaked wireless might be a better deal.

Phreeli offers #25/mo for unlimited talk and text with zero gigs of data per month. They give you a free 2GB at signup, but once you are done with that, you have to pay $20 for 5GB. That $25 does include government extortion and fees.

Cloped wireless also offers a $25 per month plan, but does not include extortion and fees in the price, so it would be more like $32. They give you unlimited talk and text with 500 megabytes of high-speed data and unlimited low-speed data after that.

You can pay both of them with Monero, which is why I’m definitely going to switch, but so far, I think I’m going to be going with cloaked wireless instead. Because they offer a lot of the same guarantees, but for a lower price (after data is added to phreeli)

I am incredibly interested in this. I was considering a switch to a provider called cloaked wireless and so I’m going to have to do some research to see what the differences are.

The bank makes these little plastic rectangles called debit cards that you can use.

You might be able to integrate it with some sort of presence detection sensor so that when you pressed the button on your phone, whichever room you are in would be the one that would react to it.

If it’s not decentralized, it can be taken over. Don’t use anything that isn’t decentralized.

Any site that makes me do this immediately loses my traffic and I go to tor or a service that doesnt give a shit about us law.

Produce more units and bring down the price.

Edit: 1218 Monero is a lot

Correct me if I’m wrong, but I believe that 5ghz can use higher signal power than 2.4ghz which would diminish this advantage by some, anyway. If I remember correctly, the 2.4 GHZ band is limited to 0.1W while the 5 GHZ band is 1W.

Edit: With that said, I’m betting that a phone hotspot limits both of them to a very low power in order to keep battery life because blasting out one watt would kill your battery quite quickly.

I think that depends on where you’re at. If you’re in the middle of nowhere, yeah, you’re probably right. If you’re in the middle of a city apartment building, probably not.

That’s kind of dumb. Devices have had 5 GHz support since something like 2013, so why not do 5 and 6 instead of 2.4 and 6?

Subscribing to channels with RSS and using third-party YouTube clients is still using YouTube for content.

The suggestion you gave about using peer tube is fantastic, but the content does need to increase some.

Welcome to the dark side. I’ve been here since about 2011, but I’m absolutely glad to see you’re coming over.

Laughs in tor, nostr, and monero. What outage?

Probably a good decision. At least that’s pronounceable.

The second I hear about a Linux mobile operating system that has even decent screen reader support, I will be switching.

Magnification in Linux desktops in particular has not been that difficult, but screen readers are a whole different can of worms.

I figure Linux Mobile will be able to do magnification properly as they do it fine on desktop and they can just copy the gestures from Android if nothing else.

Not for long. They’re going to start working with their own OEM.

Not hardly. I’ve been looking for a reason to support Linux phones, and that would just have been the thing to do it.