Great, thanks for this.
For evaluation just use a vm that you can clone and dispose.
+1, stable Debian FTW!
It's thoughtful to put out an article for those who might need a reminder of why they use XMR in the first place.
Trad-Fi is a feeding trough right now.
Honestly, it's not that normies disagree with Monero's goals, it''s just still way too complicated for most normies to bootstrap into getting, let alone using. And I've tried showing people.
In the end local people resort to anything that is useful as a currency - fish, meat, eggs, veggies, skill--swaps - I'm down for that too.
Against my instance's admin, who will tell him to kick rocks.
Kikes and degenerate tranny fags would be the reason.
Does that answer your dumb trolling, or do you need me to explain with crayons?
This absolutely.
Physical off-ramp services like delivery, PO Boxes, lockers, etc.. are a weak link right now.
Sure, you can buy giftcards for mostly everything, but if you're buying a physical product, then between the giftcard broker, store and delivery service, your transactions are easily tied to your real identity and location.
As pointed out in the github thread by someone, the more useful opsec flow should have gone something like this.
And make the offline computer an offline vault-vm on a non-internet Qubes laptop .
Also, look into evaluating https://basedflare.com/# as an alternative to cloudflare.
I cloned and built their latest repo recently but it only connects to Stagenet currently.
Some links in the settings aren't implemented and/or still show default Bisq specifics.
Wishing we had an actual live XMR DEX, but it feels like it's been years just to get a barely functional Bisq clone.
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Also looks like the community has chosen Simplex for instant messaging.
Great to see it being used this way.