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2026-07-18 19:21:38 UTC

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Thanks. Your prints made me realize I haven't updated amethyst since version 1.0.6! D:

2026-07-18 00:02:53 UTC

#Grok on Cursor just triggered three SELinux alerts on my machine.
This is just too suspicious, coming after the massive data exfiltration they just did with their harness recently.
Moving all my dev workspace to a VM now.

2026-07-09 02:37:39 UTC

My brain usually begins being productive after 8 pm. If by 10 pm I feel that progress is being made I can go all night. You blink and it's 4 am and there is...
This comfy feeling, being there doing your thing in the middle of the night when it's all quiet and everyone is sleeping, you're listening old nostalgic songs and being like 8000% more productive while remaining 100% chill and contempt.

2026-07-05 19:05:19 UTC

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I think zaps are Lightning only in most clients. However there are some clients that support Monero tipping, such as Garnet (amethyst fork, abandoned?) and Nosmero (web client).

2026-07-04 23:02:48 UTC

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Yes, running a private node is quite simple, although if you plan making it public, some hardening is advised.
Regarding solo mining, unless you own some serious equipment, I believe it will not sustain a reliable payout frequency. I strongly suggest mining on a pool, especially P2Pool.

2026-07-04 04:58:11 UTC

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That's a quick shift! Welcome!
Don't forget to also contribute: Host your own node, maybe also mine on P2Pool once in a while...

2026-06-26 00:11:56 UTC

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Truth, brother.
Rage against the machine.

2026-06-22 14:07:14 UTC

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I love no führer. I just don't like jews. It's not a bad thing, since they probably hate me.

2026-06-22 13:52:48 UTC

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Murray is a fucking jew.

2026-03-20 12:10:39 UTC

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Monerobros understand that is vital to create an ecosystem around it to enable a circular crypto economy.
Governments are against real cryptos and forced exchanges to delist it, making onramps more difficult. So ideally users should earn the coin directly and spend it, peer to peer, using dApps.
Meanwhile, Bitcoinbros were glazed by number going up, pumped by tether (fake USD) and ETFs (paper Bitcoin).

2026-03-19 11:58:20 UTC

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Looking good!
More important than design though is the app's trustworthiness. How do you plan of dealing with bots and scammers?
For example, a first time user requesting a ride, and the driver who accepts the ride is actually an Indian using GPS spoofing? It will ruin that users experience with the app and he'll never try it again.
Another example, let's say the payment only happens at the end of the trip, and the rider cancels the trip right at the end? Drivers will get mad and never offer their services again.

2026-03-18 14:31:22 UTC

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To help you get started mining:
https://p2pool.io/mini/#help

2026-03-18 14:24:06 UTC

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Always remember: Good things never come easy, and privacy is inversely proportional to convenience.
It's an amazing new world though, enjoy the ride!

2026-03-18 14:13:11 UTC

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The best way is:
1. Mine it on P2Pool, should take a few weeks on a regular PC to get a small amount;
2. Buy it on RetoSwap, use the mined amount to cover deposit of your trade;
3. Spend it, I frequently use it to pay for VPN such as Mullvad.

2026-03-16 16:58:20 UTC

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Kinda. If it compiles, the code is correct, but that doesn't mean the it will work.

2026-03-13 11:00:44 UTC

Make X/twitter posts limited to 140 character again.
Tired of starting to read a post just to few seconds later notice it is an AI generated slop the size of a thesis.

2026-03-11 15:23:52 UTC

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I'm vibe coding a dApp. Trying to make that hard mode easier :) Hopefully it will end up a high quality software. Fingers crossed.

2026-03-11 15:16:26 UTC

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Good job! It feels good to receive those payouts. Feels even better when your hash mines a block in mainnet.

2026-03-09 10:56:44 UTC

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I'm vibecoding an app, the backend is written in Rust. And it's great because if it compiles after a code change suggestion, then almost certainly it works. If it doesn't compile, I consider it as Rust's feedback of the LLM (the more compiler errors, the worse is the LLM). Rust compiler errors are quite helpful and often one doesn't even need additional prompts to fix them.

2026-03-07 11:55:59 UTC

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Hosting your own email server should be made easier for the masses, so they can escape the big tech surveillance apparatus.

2026-03-07 11:49:58 UTC

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Poverty is a state of mind. Those who's mind is trapped in this state cannot develop independent thought or true skills. A poor person's mind is like that of a parrot, it can only repeat what everyone's saying.

2026-03-07 11:46:28 UTC

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The school system is evil. Schools should be optional and homeschooling the norm. Children should learn at home with their parents. Parents should teach their children their trades. Government must have absolute no authority over the children of others.

2026-03-06 20:52:36 UTC

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Google's ecosystem is very sticky. I was able to replace everything but Gmail and YouTube.
Email is my priority now, before its too late because of age verification laws. Most suggestions I received were Protonmail, Tutamail and Mailbox.org.
Currently I'm using Tutamail for the secondary email (no-KYC stuff) but still need to find a proper replacement for the main email.

2026-03-06 20:42:17 UTC

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Regular versioning is vital. Each incremental change should be tested and recorded with detail in changelog.

2026-03-06 12:47:20 UTC

Getting rid of gmail is one of the most difficult but important things one can do for a sovereign digital life. It has been my main email for almost two decades. Most of my logins are associated with it, including many services I don't even remember registering.
Most people suggest simply moving to protonmail but although it may be the easiest path, I don't think that's a true solution for the problem. Proton deletes your account if you don't log in the app or via browser for more than 1 year. Imagine being in a comma or simply having a busy/bad year and bam all you had is lost. Tutamail is even worse, it happens in 6 months. The email provider I used when I started mining Bitcoin in 2009 deleted my email where I stored the wallet seed in 2012, to save less than 100 MB on their server. It would be way better if I had backed up in a CD. Imagine how much important data one can easily lose trusting an email provider with inactivity deletion of one year or less.
The best approach for this problem IMHO is having your own domain, hosting your own email server and regularly backing up in your own physical media. However that's too difficult for the vast majority. And the majority also don't think it's necessary, and don't care about Google asking for ID or facial recognition.
#agorism #degoogle #opensource #selfhost #KYC

2026-03-04 17:31:40 UTC

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Cryptocurrencies should not be considered an investment. Just like the euro or the yen should not also. You can use them as hedge, or make use of the volatility to get some money from speculation, but do not expect any ROI from that.
If you use your money to buy some land and plant tomatos on it, or to buy some cars to rent them, then you should expect some ROI.

2026-03-04 12:56:15 UTC

When you're used to #Linux as your battlestation, but your workstation runs Windows with bloat Israeli spyware disguised as "cybersecurity", it can be a PITA.
The best part though are Windows updates. I always leave it to update during office time. This way I get half an hour free basically every week.

2026-03-03 23:25:49 UTC

And now we easily see why the internet the way it works is not compatible with the centralized model of 'big tech' companies.
Banks in UAE are supposedly offline due to an Iranian precision strike in AWS data centers.
Imagine during times of distress, such as being stranded in foreign land in mid of war and falling missiles, you rely on f***ing banks and their system won't even load
This will NEVER happen with #crypto (such as Monero). You don't need to rely on no company or bank if you host your node. You don't need authorization, the network just confirms it. There is no such thing as transfer limits, you just use your money.
#internet #AWS #Iran #banks #XMR

2026-03-01 02:12:13 UTC

A GPU like the 7900XTX costs 1000 dollars.
A Cursor basic subscription is 20 dollars per month.
Investing in the GPU to run locally AI coding LLMs pays back in 4 years if you're a light user, and down to 1.5 year if you're a moderate user (Pro+ plan).
#selfhost #opensource #AI #code #LLM

2026-02-26 10:16:17 UTC

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Would a GPU like 7900xtx (24GB vram) be able to run good local LLMs?

2026-02-14 13:34:00 UTC

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Such a shame that so many people think this way. This doesn't help a bit the app's adoption or crypto circular economy. It also says a lot about the developer.

2026-02-08 10:40:07 UTC

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Average sunset in Rio
You can be sure ppl in this video don't have $100k
The best things in life are free, break out of the chains

2026-02-07 19:59:12 UTC

Moving up from escrow to a real multisig wallet will be probably the biggest challenge for my #monero app.

2026-02-07 19:36:20 UTC

One of the nicest things in #monero imho is that even if you're a broke-ass nigga with a regular laptop, you can still mine and help the network almost the same as a rich dude with the most expensive setup. Broke-ass nigga will hash around 2kH/s while rich rude will hash around 20kH/s. OK, that's one order of magnitude more, but still negligible at the grand scheme of things. Not like #bitcoin that you're completely out of the race with a regular laptop.

2026-02-07 13:00:52 UTC

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Mate 16% yearly interest is not a walk in the park. To get that return one will have to be exposed to risky, unreliable assets. Also you should consider 4-5% inflation silently corroding that amount. After 10 years of 5% inflation, one would need 3250 USD to purchase the same 2000 USD purchased 10 years before. If it was that easy everyone would be selling their homes and living stress free between resorts on pacific islands.

2026-01-23 16:39:04 UTC

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Good job! A very important subject for adoption that not many people are aware of (or like to think about). We are all going to die someday, so everyone benefits from such protocol.

2026-01-22 23:34:44 UTC

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Keep up the good work!

2026-01-17 01:58:44 UTC

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Being able to mine with my own setup like I couldn't since early 2010s was one of the most magic moments in monero for me.

2026-01-15 23:16:55 UTC

Today when I arrived at home and started checking the news on my phone, the first thought was like "Please let Monero not be $1000 yet". I know it will go way above that someday, but for some reason I just wish I could buy it again on the $100s range. Maybe it won't happen again, but yes, I try not to think too much about the price.

2026-01-14 21:38:28 UTC

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Before speculating on that, we there monero community must contribute as much as possible to build a circular economy.
The fiat-crypto-fiat bridge is too difficult for 99% of the common people to cross on a daily basis. But if they can earn and spend directly in crypto, that would just easily kick the whole fiat thing to the sidelines.

2026-01-14 21:32:53 UTC

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Good insights. Last phrase was epic.

2026-01-13 17:57:10 UTC

Happy #monero 666.69

2026-01-08 02:12:07 UTC

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Keep up the work brothers

2026-01-02 12:39:13 UTC

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CEXs mostly operate off-chain (paper monero) so there wouldn't be much more transactions by themselves. But ofc they also facilitate on-ramp and adoption, which could lead to more on-chain transactions. Anyway, transactions is the real number go up we wanna see! This should be Monero community's focus.

2026-01-02 12:29:16 UTC

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Also support brands that are trying linux phones such as Jolla.

2025-12-30 21:19:07 UTC

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I wish there was an alternative to cursor and windsurf (AI IDEs) that wouldn't collect user data/inputs and could be paid with monero

2025-12-30 00:45:04 UTC

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Mate if there is a pizzeria accepting monero payments they definitely will receive my millineros.

2025-12-20 13:33:11 UTC

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Everything is on the internet now. Whatever service you need, including essential public utilities, it's done online. I had to change the water bill to my name after I moved, they had KYC shit all over the place (selfie with ID, etc). I went to their store to do it the old way (offline) and they lend me a tablet to do the same procedure I was trying to avoid.
It's over.

2025-12-17 23:56:03 UTC

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Replace users for ai agents already

2025-11-29 11:47:19 UTC

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Interesting ideas. Indeed we need more pages like forums with monero wallets integrated. The login/auth method should also be anonymous too

2025-11-24 09:11:46 UTC

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Pode usar também o Gupaxx caso queira participar da loteria. Costuma pagar bem.
No meu setup tenho o nó no meu servidor, minerando a capacidade ociosa. Nos computadores na rede, tenho o minerador rodando em serviço com autostart habilitado quando a máquina estiver inativa.
As interfaces ficam mais limpas

2025-11-14 19:56:51 UTC

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Good job with the project. Was NIP login difficult to implement?
I'm having trouble on my project, mostly the auth proccess. Now during development I'm using keycloak but your approach with NIP login may be better.
My goal is to get rid of these basic but necessary functions like auth and notifications, without giving up user's privacy. This way I can be more productive developing the core functions of my project.

2025-09-10 01:08:06 UTC

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You mean for mining?
That's not a thing since like 2014

2025-09-08 14:01:49 UTC

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Which ai do you suggest for code suggestions?

2025-09-06 12:45:30 UTC

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This averages to around 12% "true" annual inflation for every fiat. Interesting to see that both developing and 1st world nation currencies are equally shit.

2025-08-26 08:55:33 UTC

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Bring your normie friends to those environments

2025-08-23 12:27:13 UTC

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Good job Manoel

2025-08-23 12:25:34 UTC

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Adoption always good

2025-08-22 09:31:31 UTC

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Congratz :D

2025-08-17 11:59:49 UTC

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You're still free to say the bank names, so we can boycott them

2025-08-16 08:06:07 UTC

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Whole load of crap

2025-08-16 03:08:07 UTC

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Why do you have to be so mean?

2025-08-15 17:36:43 UTC

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Which AIDE are you using?
I'm testing windsurf, helps a lot but starts messing all up after a while. Maybe my app idea is too complex

2025-08-14 15:59:43 UTC

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Yea, but I think it can have even bigger discounts I'm the next days because the disinformation campaign is still in progress.

2025-08-14 15:57:15 UTC

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Probably those shares you found left the payout window. This window is usually 6 hours. You get paid for the shares you found in the window, only if the pool mines a block.

2025-08-14 10:17:54 UTC

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Who would say that the hard-working immigrants would be the last pillar supporting a no-KYC/cash economy.

2025-08-09 21:08:46 UTC

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Im waiting for the dip to deepen
The goal is to scratch the bottom

2025-07-09 12:45:34 UTC

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Grok based af

2025-07-07 10:49:06 UTC

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It was a proof of concept. Developers didn't think much about it at that time.

2025-07-07 10:47:23 UTC

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It will scale when it must or eventually a better coin will replace it.

2025-07-07 10:20:40 UTC

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Brooooooo this was said a million times already
Its not the coin! Its the ecosystem around it.
BTC was going well, it was accepted by steam, Tesla... But then it fell back!
NGU changes nothing. Its all about trade. A coin works in parts: one buys, the other sells, one pays, the other is paid. The reason foe coins is to facilitate trades.

2025-07-05 13:47:00 UTC

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How far is your homestead from the nearest county? How far is enough, and too much?

2025-06-24 13:51:08 UTC

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Growing beef is very work demanding on the scale I need to make this change viable. I was planning something I could keep on my own most of the time, for example some permaculture I would only need more arms during harvest.

2025-06-20 01:55:08 UTC

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Based
I'm aiming for the same. But damn land is so expensive. Especially those able to grow crop.

2025-06-11 18:02:45 UTC

The problem with fiat inflation is that you simply can't trust it. Each institution has a different way to calculate it, one will measure certain things but leave other things off the calculation, another one will average things with arbitrary weights, so on. Central banks and governments have interest in manipulating prices in a way that doesn't align with the interest of the people most of the time. For example, they will print money to keep the stock marketing from crashing, but that will make housing unaffordable, or will print money to keep gas prices low but then unexpectedly electricity prices soar.
But the solution for that in a cryptocurrency is not fixing a hard cap on supply as Bitcoin does. Many of those that were early in Bitcoin, for example who mined it before ASICs arrived, lost their wallets. It will happen to many as well, to be victims of floods or hurricanes, and that paper were they wrote the seed phrase will disintegrate. The drive with that txt will fail, that encrypted file will get corrupted, that email will be hacked or deleted due to inactivity. And one of the biggest problems with crypto right now, in my opinion: many will lose their lives without passing the wealth of their whole life to their loved ones.
Lost coins in a hard capped cryptocurrency means it is actually deflationary. We have never lived in a deflationary society. It can be actually way worse than low, controlled inflation. If everyone knows for certain their coins will always be worth more the next day, the incentive is to save the most. They who spend are dumb and will be mocked by holders. Minimum spending means economic activity will slow down, less jobs will be created and people will earn less. That's just something no one want.
Tail emission in Monero is a brilliant way to solve at least part of the problems caused by lost coins. I still want to see how the cryptocurrency community will deal with wills and inheritance, without compromising self-custody.

2025-06-07 13:16:28 UTC

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Terrorists are the ones attacking civilians. Israelis are bombing civilians so they are the terrorists. No matter how many lines of text you write to try to deceive others, no one can hide the truth, jew.

2025-05-23 02:05:47 UTC

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Sovereign individuals will lend #monero for people to buy their homes.
A good thought exercise would be to estimate the interest ratio on such operation. Would it be lower than what is practiced in fiat economies?

2025-05-21 09:14:35 UTC

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n0ice m8

2025-05-10 16:48:06 UTC

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Truth brother. Methinks likewise.

2025-05-09 20:43:43 UTC

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Is this Patagonia?

2025-05-08 12:27:07 UTC

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DEX all the way.
Fuck the banks and regulators, they don't serve the people.

2025-05-08 12:23:33 UTC

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Good job brother
Keep up the good work

2025-04-30 23:45:25 UTC

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I notice this when I pay the VPN. Every month my previous payments er more expensive

2025-04-28 04:28:23 UTC

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May have something to do with Exodus?

2025-04-21 10:59:44 UTC

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Cape Verde or Congo

2025-04-20 22:52:17 UTC

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This is a negative image from the shroud of Turin

2025-02-25 10:28:37 UTC

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Tailscale

2025-02-13 17:18:12 UTC

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Lol you cant mine it at home since the asics came out 10 years ago. Even if you invest in the best setup, unless you have free energy, it won't be profitable. Bitcoin was definitely hijacked. Asic-resistant hashing protocols are a must to maintain the network decentralized. Its a matter of time until the powers that be start deciding which transactions pass through the mempool.

2025-01-19 10:45:15 UTC

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Fees brother
Transaction fees increase as block reward halves.
Hopefully fees won't increase so much to the point of scaring people from transacting on chain.

2025-01-05 12:39:17 UTC

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What's the size of your homestead
Does its size is enough to live off the surplus production of the crops?

2025-01-05 12:31:42 UTC

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Campaign: send Pajeets to Israel instead.

2025-01-04 01:53:55 UTC

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Does it work well on Poco phones?

2025-01-04 00:05:44 UTC

My experience developing in rust has been very painful
Is it really worth this or is there an easy way?

2024-11-09 17:54:05 UTC

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Fuj

2024-10-16 00:04:49 UTC

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One can use duckduckgo browser with App tracking protection fuction.
It creates a local VPN and filters the trackers on all apps running on the phone.