I have not seen that recommendation. In fact, from everything I’ve heard, it’s better not to attempt churning because it could reduce your anonymity, especially if you fuck up and do it in a predictable manner, like during a certain set of hours that might indicate your time zone.
Agree. monero or GTFO
Monero does not “churn” it uses ring signatures. And that is done by default and enforced by the protocol. Any transaction that attempted not to do it would be considered invalid.
Okay, I was not aware of that. Thanks for that information.
Some. AM DX is kinda fun and i have had my ham ticket for like 7 years now.
Generally domain registrars have whois privacy so that when a whois is requested they find out who the registrar is but they don’t find out who owns the domain itself.
So they would get that you host your domain with, say, pork bun, for example, but they would not be able to get any farther than that without contacting pork bun as like an agency or something.
By having a physical SIM or an E-SIM, your ICCID and other data is transmitted directly to the tower, so using your family’s hotspot was the better option in that case.
It doesn’t need mixing because the protocol itself hides the sender, the receiver, and the amount as due course.
This stuff is basically banning any privacy-preserving technology on a public blockchain, like Bitcoin, since it has no privacy by default.
Yeah, fair enough. When I said that, I was thinking more of K-12, not college. In that case, you should definitely be using at least a virtual machine in order to jail whatever system into that VM.
Yeah, that’s a pretty good option as well.
Why are you using an app to do your banking? Use www.yourbank.com
I highly recommend finding onion services on tor to replace your clearnet services when at all possible. That way you’re not leaving the tor network at all. And there is no need for an exit to the clearnet at any point in the route.
I see both sides of this. As a blind person myself, I frequently interact with people who have service dogs and such. Hell, at one point in my life, I had a girlfriend who had a service dog because she was deafblind and I have seen her be denied rides in person.
Every driver who signs up for Uber in the Terms of Service has a thing about having to accept service animals, no matter whether it’s a pet ride or not. It’s just in the account Terms of Service when you create your driver account. If you read them, you will find it.
So if you absolutely unequivocally do not want service animals in your car, you cannot drive for either of these services.
I guess you could do like the restaurant deliveries or whatever, but to take passengers, you couldn’t do it.
Do not use your own personal hardware for school, or work-related tasks. If your school wants you to use hardware, they can issue it to you. And you only use it for school. If your job wants you to use hardware, they can issue it to you, and you can only use it for your job. Use your personal stuff for personal stuff only. Do not mix and match.
Doesn’t Grayjay from Futo do this?
I’ve not used it yet, but to my understanding this is exactly what it does, or very damn close to it.
Yes, you do have to do your research before buying a device. Otherwise, you will end up in this situation. What we really need is for graphene to start coming out with their own devices from a manufacturer so that we can say, go buy this device specifically. So instead of go buy this Samsung, it would be go buy this other thing and graphene would already be on it right out of the box.
Either that or we need a company or individuals to sell devices that they have installed, say, lineage or graphene on already, and put back in the box.
Android is open source. There’s nothing saying that we, as the community, couldn’t fork it away and use it as our own base, at least in the meantime.
That’s why Lineage is called Lineage, and Graphene is called Graphene, because Android is a trademark, but nothing stops you from just forking off, say Android 16, and not relying on Google at all anymore. Make your own security patches and everything else.
Instead of Android apps, we’d have lineage apps. And lineage apps would work on lineage devices and graphene devices only.
Instead of .apk it would be say .lpk and the conversion between the two would be seamless.
so that anybody who built an Android app could with just one single command also build the app for lineage or something like that.
A lot of crypto backed loans, where they will give you fiat for crypto, are actually over collateralized. So for example, if you want a $10,000 loan, you have to deposit $20,000 worth of crypto. That actually makes the loans quite safe, and if the price of crypto falls, you will lose your crypto unless you deposit more collateral.
To be fair, the author has a good point, but we knew this was coming, and Bitcoin did nothing to prevent it. Monero, however, did.
Good. A little bit of shock treatment is just what the doctor ordered.