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> you could feasibly do it on paper Have you done this? You know of anyone who have done this? I know in theory it's possible to do, but claiming it's "feasibl
by capableweb 4y ago
> you could feasibly do it on paper
Have you done this? You know of anyone who have done this? I know in theory it's possible to do, but claiming it's "feasible" I'm not sure is accurate.
> broadcast through a remote node
Which requires you to connect to the remote node, again using the traditional TCP/IP stack.
> overlay network gateway through TOR, I2P
Yeah, that would mask your IP, but IP still required, meaning your anonymous on the IP level, just like I argued in my previous comment.
- 0des 4y agoCalm down sport I'm just trying to supply some options just in case someone else is in a bind. There are always options. Borrow an ethernet port at a hospital or something and use a VPN if you're super worried.
- capableweb 4y agoSorry, I'm already calm, my bad if you got the impression I'm not. While the context might have been lost these deep in the thread, I was simply trying to rebut "If I can't get Bitcoin anonymously, how is the promise of crypto still valid?" which WA wrote earlier.