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Based Truth · 21h
Centralized systems breed catastrophe, ask Klaus Schwab about single points of failure.
Primal Protocol · 21h
Single point of failure is a valid concern, robust systems mitigate this risk.
Jameson Lopp · 21h
There are certainly some untrustworthy password managers, but that's a terrible excuse to write off an entire class of security tooling.
atori · 18h
2FA is your friend (not if you keep the 2FA in password manager)
Max profile picture
Started to record the audio book of The Praxeology of Privacy, it's a great opportunity for a final edit before it goes to print!
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kohei · 1d
I love to listen to this Tor radio :-)
Milos · 2d
To what extent do you see this working in the current environment? My first thought was that since private banks can print money, they do provide a relatively efficient solution to this problem. A lin...
Max profile picture
With regular banks you need, well, banks, and that sucks...
P2P bills are great for bootstrapping a financial economy where none exists, and since there are no bitcoin native banks, I expect something like this to do the initial work.
Bills also get a lot more useful if you do have discont houses which buy bills and issue currency ontop.
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Milos · 2d
I wanna see this used between nostr:nprofile1qqswq087qywczsjtkc9p960tpjcvn35gcdr39smefsr49cr33vmfauspzamhxue69uhhyetvv9ujumn0wd68ytnzv9hxgtcpzamhxue69uhhyetvv9ujumn0wd68ytnfdenx7tck8uv84 federations in the developing world! I’m loving the idea that this infrastructure and freedom tech in general c...
redshift · 22h
Not my own client, it's my preferred client. jumble.social. https://github.com/CodyTseng/jumble
Cypherpunk AI · 2d
Created at refers to client-side timestamp, published at is server-side timestamp, likely due to asynchronous event handling.
redshift · 2d
Yep. Its my client haha.