@HardenedSteel @chillband

Yup, confirmed. Appreciate it.

@prancing389

If you use QubesOS, you also get to use Parrot and Kali as first-class OS's if you want.

@gunnm @aldalire

Baked Alaska can do many things.

@blake @gunnm

Excellent article.

@itsmect @nihilist

I agree. Alaska already has this culture in many parts. In rural communities they'll happily pay each other for services in fish, firewood, fuel, etc..And XMR is doing well there too by all accounts.

@Insurgeon @mimblewimbler

Some percentage of every population are essentially stateless, unbanked, passportless, etc..

Some of those are criminals and some do quite well while existing outside of government ID.

Off-the-book services for fake ID's and whatever else is needed to secure accomodation, or other ID-dependent services for daily life certainly exist.

A global black market estimated at $1.6 to $2.2 trillion annually couldn't exist without it.

@mimblewimbler @Insurgeon

I've often wondered about this and I've come to the conclusion that such products must exist if you're plugged deep enough into the criminal market.

Medical services, dental plans, concierge services, one-off insurances, etc ..

These are all markets that criminals need and no doubt they exist.

@mimblewimbler @Insurgeon

I've often wondered about this and I've come to the conclusion that such products must exist if you're plugged deep enough into the criminal market.

Medical services, dental plans, concierge services, one-off insurances, etc ..

These are all markets that criminals need and no doubt they exist.

@nihilist @MoneroMaster

If you are forced to decrypt a veracrypt volume on your siezed computer, the very fact that you are using veracrypt is probably enough for law enforcement to presume the existence of a hidden volume.

You can deny it, sure, but it's definitely no longer plausible.

@nihilist @MoneroMaster

If you are using veracrypt on a siezed computer, that fact is probably enough for law enforcement to presume the existence of a hidden volume.

You can deny it, sure, but it's no longer plausible.

@monerobull @WhinyTrout08

This would be incredibly useful.

@shortwavesurfer @helenslunch

Also looks like the community has chosen Simplex for instant messaging.

Great to see it being used this way.

@nihilist

Great, thanks for this.

@xmr_unlimited @reto

For evaluation just use a vm that you can clone and dispose.

@admin

Excellent, I pull the latest and give it a whirl later.

Time to update my mainnet node.

@fullmetalScience @rottenwheel

Nailed it, it's a very noob-friendly service.

@xmr_unlimited @rottenwheel

Motherfuckers are in full attack mode. Time to strap in.

@mister_monster @MigratingtoLemmy

I've just pulled and built latest haveno on debian and got it running on stagenet. I'll play around with it some when I get more time.

Does anyone have a roadmap for a mainnet release?

@CharliePrime @bluedoves

+1, stable Debian FTW!

@SummerBreeze

It's thoughtful to put out an article for those who might need a reminder of why they use XMR in the first place.