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  • I so want to like I2P, but it's so difficult to do so.

    As an example, I set it up on my 100 MBPS fiber connection and it wanted to contribute like 300 KBPS with the automatic configuration and if I wanted to contribute more, I had to manually configure it up.

    I run my own Monero node as a tor hidden service, for example, and connecting with my phone to it over tor I get 5 MBPS. I tried an I2P Monero node from a person I trust, and was getting 40 KBPS. At 5MBPS, Monero is perfectly usable. At 40 KBPS, it is totally unusable.

  • Oh, I know exactly where you're talking about. As I said, I used to live in Southeast Minneapolis over by the U of M, but I used to work near Franklin and Nicollet. There was this pizza place I used to visit on 24th and Nicolet quite often. And there was also a place called Glamdall Donuts on like 26th and Nicolet that I used to visit pretty often.

    I used to take the MetroTransit 2 bus to and from work.

  • I do it all the time and it works fine. I designate my phone as my primary computing device and I always update my password database on that device and then synchronize it across to my computer using these things called USB flash drives

  • I lived in southeast Minneapolis right near the U of M. I wasn't there for the winter of 2013-2014 as I originally came in October of 2014 and lived there until 2019.

  • I remember it got cold enough during that winter polar vortex thing that the power company was asking people to keep their homes at like 60 so that we didn't overload the power grid and gas pressure. I want to say that was like 2016 or something when I used to live there.

  • Yeah, fair enough.

  • In that case, could you put them in Minneapolis and run them in like January?

    I used to live there, and during the winters it can get brutal. During one of those polar vortexes is the first time I ever saw an air temperature of negative 50 with a wind chill of negative 70.

  • I agree, and this is strictly because Google wants to kill forks like Graphene OS. Anybody who implements this is going to get their tab immediately closed on my browser and I'm never going back. I will have zero tolerance for this.

  • I was just thinking this exact same thing.

  • Keepassxc (linux, winblows, crapple) Keepassdx (AOSP, spydroid) Keepassium (SpIOS)

  • I use a combo of osmand and gps-coordinates.net. osmand generally does not do good with addresses, so I put the address into gps-coordinates.net and have osmand navigate me to the coords. I find if you're looking for a business, you might be able to do it. But if you're looking for residential addresses, you can generally forget about it with osmand.

  • The only way I would ever even consider this is if the firmware was open source and the software to interact with it was open source and it had no direct connection to any sort of network at all and required an external device that I could turn off or on to connect to it an external network. Oh, and the hardware would need to be open source as well.

  • I am using KeepassDX for passkeys

  • Yep, so everything here is needing Google Play services. So in other words, it's total bullshit.

  • It may not be quite as friendly, but PayPal or your bank can also freeze your account at any time and nobody can freeze your Monero address at any time for any reason.

    So you can pick sovereignty or convenience. With Monero you have full sovereignty, but with the banking system you have a lot more convenience.

  • A wallet is nothing more than a piece of software that understands the Monero network and the way it works and allows you to store Monero. Look at getmonero.org for a list of recommended wallets.

  • Buying a product is actually rather easy. You're just presented with an address and an amount and you can copy and paste that address and amount into your wallet and click send. You are also presented with a QR code where you can scan it and a lot of websites even present a open with wallet button that you click and it will auto fill in the address and amount necessary.

  • https://kuno.anne.media/

    It's a donation platform that uses Monero, and therefore, even if, for some reason, they took down your page, you still could receive money.

  • Science Fiction @lemmy.world

    Red Star Rebels by Ami Kaufman

  • Sure, except that most people have no idea how to use an amateur radio and the other services you are referring to are run by the governmyth

  • Yeah, to be fair, it would require a somewhat already built out mesh. And in a lot of places, it currently wouldn't be functional. But in places like the UK or the Pacific Northwest, it may very well be functional.

  • Meshtastic @mander.xyz

    Idea: Replacing the Emergency Alert System with the mesh · Issue #447 · zjs81/meshcore-open

    github.com /zjs81/meshcore-open/issues/447
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    Windtastic

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    Conditional triggers?

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    Created a Meshcore SimpleX group

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    Use of (city) channels

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    Crypto’s Libertarian Dream Helps Power a Darknet Money Machine

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  • Meshtastic @mander.xyz

    Heltec MeshPocket OTA update success

  • Science Fiction @lemmy.world

    Deep Fathom by James Rollins

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    Pushing Ice by Alastair Reynolds

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  • homeassistant @lemmy.world

    How would you mimic remote monitoring?

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    Smart plugs and humid environments?

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    Energy Dashboard Question

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  • homeassistant @lemmy.world

    Privacy friendly keypad/electronic door lock at home?

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    best way to replace timer?

  • Meshtastic @mander.xyz

    Secret Service agents dismantle network that could shut down New York cellphone system

    www.nbcnews.com /politics/national-security/secret-service-agents-dismantle-system-used-convey-assassination-threa-rcna233115
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    NASA's Plan to Build A Telescope on the Moon

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