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by kim0 5y ago
Checkout xUSD from https://havenprotocol.org/knowledge/
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by kim0 5y ago
Doesn't apply unless you're basically in a life or death situation for Sunni Muslims.
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by kim0 5y ago
Mandatory privacy is quickly becoming a requirement for anyone wanting Cryptocurrency to achieve the goal of non state controlled money! If anyone is interested, check out https://www.getmonero.org/ Monero is not a Bitcoin
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by kim0 5y ago
Guess mostly nat penetration and storage for a few days
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by kim0 5y ago
Exactly! At least I can read the script but not the binary!!
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by kim0 5y ago
Is this supposed to be news!! If you need fungible currencies, try Monero instead.
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by kim0 5y ago
Most dark markets are indeed shifting towards Monero
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by kim0 5y ago
An alternative interesting approach is an algorithmic stable coin like https://havenprotocol.org/ which also includes Monero style privacy!
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by kim0 5y ago
I see this mainly switches DNS. What happens if clients cache DNS for too long.
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Haven 2021: The Dawn of Financial Freedom(havenprotocol.medium.com)
1 points by kim0 6y ago|0 comments
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by kim0 6y ago
Tailscale is just a commercial VPN provider, they did not create WG
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by kim0 6y ago
Monero really is what most people thought Bitcoin was!
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by kim0 6y ago
ZoL is very much production ready. Been using it for 5+ years. Rock solid
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by kim0 6y ago
Sure enough, the community started https://rockylinux.org/ as quick as redhat killed it!
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by kim0 6y ago
Don't we all!
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by kim0 6y ago
Bitcoin really missed the mark with respect to privacy and fungibility. I bet this guy wishes they were holding something like Monero now!
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by kim0 6y ago
That sounds very interesting! Care to explain a bit, what is something real? How do I tell?
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by kim0 6y ago
As a newbie, I see a lot of articles about scraping. Why is that so interesting?
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Monero Stealth Addresses Protect Your Identity(localmonero.co)
2 points by kim0 6y ago|0 comments
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Hitting prometheus API with curl and jq to debug OOM(learndevops.substack.com)
1 points by kim0 6y ago|0 comments
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by kim0 6y ago
They could have used Monero to avoid such tracking
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by kim0 6y ago
Is that assuming HDDs not SSDs ?
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by kim0 6y ago
Any way to get commercial support for ZoL ?
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by kim0 6y ago
A transparent ledger is an invitation for mobs to threaten and torture people! Identifying and threatening BTC owners is not that difficult. If we're serious about protecting financial privacy, use something like Monero instead!
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by kim0 6y ago
If you're interested in a fungible currency, checkout Monero. A true grassroots cypherpunk project.
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by kim0 6y ago
Tracking funds across a transparent ledger like Bitcoin is unfortunately too easy. After going after individuals is trivial. Would love to know if they're also planning to attack more private options decentralized networks like Monero!
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by kim0 6y ago
Better UX. You can stream with webtorrent CLI tool and others btw
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by kim0 6y ago
Is it possible to run the open source okd variant reliably yet? Openshift was a weird case where the enterprise version is out there, but the upstream wasn't! At least not useable
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What is Bitcoin, and How does Bitcoin work?(monero.substack.com)
1 points by kim0 6y ago|0 comments
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by kim0 6y ago
On a related note, I'm looking to build ops related saas services. If anyone has ideas they'd pay for, would love to learn more

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