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Assuming you speak of the US… comparing to the Schengen area to us, is like compare domestic travel from state to state. And even then, there are no passports involved. The US is more than 2x the size of the entire Schengen area.

2026-08-25 19:07:29 GMT

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More like rest in pieces. An active agent shilling the biological weapon unleashed on the world during the plandemic. I’ll let Lord sort that one out.

2026-08-25 16:59:23 GMT

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Yeah I understand that. And upon further thought, I understand now what is being done.
Leaker site generates a burner Session ID (keeps all generated ID on a database/list) ⇒ 12-digit fingerprint is generated from ID/phrase (kept in same list) ⇒ donor “recovers” the burner Sesh ID as a means of opening a communication channel with leaker ⇒ donor sends 400XMR plus the decimal fraction ⇒ upon leaker confirming the transaction, they cross-reference the fingerprint with the SeshID and only /then/ do they reach out.
I was tripped up thinking there was some function of arriving at the SeshID merely from the fingerprint. But the leaker is controlling the ID generation; he’s just appending the 12-digit fingerprint as a means to help determine what SeshID sent the XMR, and who to reach out to.

2026-08-25 16:19:20 GMT

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Could someone explain the 12 decimal to Session ID piece? Is the website generating the Session ID, prompting the potential “donor” to jot down the phrase to “recover” on their end? Is the 12 decimal then generated by some cryptographic function of the aforementioned Session ID or the phrase? If so, how’s it then calculated back from decimal to phrase/ID?
I’m not an expert in cryptography 🙃 but very curious.

2026-08-22 03:33:39 GMT

@nprofile…jejf does Wisp have a way to sort Lists/Bookmarks as recent to oldest rather than oldest to recent?

2026-08-18 16:48:36 GMT

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I have a set of Ra Optics because they were highly recommended. I know Dr. Kruse mentions Lucia Optics as well. And recently, we sprung for a red light lamp from the guys at Elios… and they also have a good set at https://shop.evolutamente.it/ They even come in clip-on form, which is a budget-friendly way to mitigate blue light if you use prescription and don’t want to get a new set every time your prescription changes/drifts.

2026-08-13 02:13:27 GMT

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Board games

2026-08-06 14:23:44 GMT

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How so? Just hearing of Monfluo. Been using Cake occasionally.

2026-08-05 17:12:28 GMT

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That makes sense. And even though every address’ activity is relatively transparent, one can infer that a BlockClock owner with a non-local setup (Start9, Umbrel, etc.), may be an owner of at least one ColdCard device (if they were a fan of the ecosystem)… and that device might be part of the subset of devices that generated insufficient entropy in their seeds.
With that foreknowledge in mind, that filters the set of vulnerable addresses significantly in the attackers favor. 🤦🏽‍♂️

2026-08-05 14:07:06 GMT

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I don’t know much about the BlockClock, but a cursory search say it’s able to show balances (if linked)? That makes this whole shit-show magnitudes of levels worse. If the thing is pinging back to CoinKite with this info, they’ve been able to zero in on who’s bag is worth exploiting 👀
Wonder what the overlap is on those who owned a BlockClock and those affected 🤔 @nprofile…kcuk

2026-08-04 22:46:51 GMT

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I can see your point. But I’d limit the BW to avoid someone abusing and siphoning the DL/UL. Maybe even through some filters, to avoid DMCA takedowns… just got one last week. Forgot to enable the VPN and a torrent triggered a response from my ISP.

2026-08-04 22:21:48 GMT

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How so? Genuine question

2026-08-04 22:08:07 GMT

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Yes on Wisp

2026-08-04 13:54:08 GMT

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Run it through PictureThis… it’s likely to ID it

2026-08-02 01:15:14 GMT

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Just saw the latest @nprofile…kr2f drop in my feed, and noticed how they very quietly nixed @nprofile…l4qn from the “Shout out to our sponsors” section of the show notes. It used to be the first/top sponsor followed by @nprofile…rf3s. Not sure if they addressed the CC shitshow, because I haven’t listened.

2026-07-24 15:45:57 GMT

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La pregunta del millón… si la visión de Satoshi fue en poder transaccionar de tú a tú, ¿qué están pidiendo los del Estado? ¿Cuál es la tajada que quieren? Porque obvio que querrán buscar la manera de imponer alguna fiscalización por algún lado, o peor aún, coaccionar a que el on-ramp sea rastreable… con todo el afán de la nueva cédula con datos biométricos… que es TAN necesario para “proteger” nuestras elecciones y la frontera 🙄

2026-07-04 02:06:35 GMT

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Anyone heard of the Zebec cards? Rather than gift cards limited to a store/chain, they offer virtual cards you load with most crypto and use them via Apple/Google Pay. Heard about from someone who loads theirs with Zano. I haven’t tried it because I’m running GrapheneOS and Google Pay is something I’ll have to live without… until they offer a physical card or do Garmin Pay.

2026-06-29 17:02:27 GMT

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Yeah… well that’s what happens when the State intervenes in the free market, whether that be the “Affordable” Care Act, or the airline industry, or the automotive industry, corn subsidies, and the list goes on. They all have “unintended” consequences.
And to this point in particular, it’s the reason why private (read sovereign) medical practices have been driven out of business, and have coerced well-intended medics to join Big Harma systems as contractors, and only be allowed to push whatever they “allow” or else risk being thrown out, or lose their licenses. Don’t you dare deviate from the algorithmic medicine we designate, or you’ll get what’s coming. Reason why you get billed $100 for a damn 2¢ bandage.
Rockefeller medicine at its best. Goes all the way back to the Flexner Report of 1910. From making the barrier of entry into practicing insurmountable, to dismissing all other disciplines as quackery (holistic, massages, chiropractic, herbology, acupuncture, etc.) They treat the body as if it’s a car with isolated systems that have nothing to do with one another (A/C, electrical, exhaust, tires), and the main goal is to make a lifetime customers… not kill you, but barely keep you alive while they “treat” the dis-ease by tackling the symptom, not the underlying root cause.
At the end of the day, people need to stop delegating aspects of their lives to third-party “experts” (education to professors, health to doctors, safety to the police, finances to Wall Street, privacy to Big Tech), and take responsibility and accountability of their lives and their loved ones. But alas… sheep always prefer to be herded.

2026-06-29 04:05:05 GMT

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I find it even more alarming that people EXPECT the State to provide them with healthcare, let alone trust them with it. At a minimum, one of the State’s only goals is to protect (not give) our rights… healthcare is not a right.
It boggles the mind to see the same folks that believe in self-sovereignty and adopting Bitcoin as a way to escape the fiat BS we were born into, not take that same self-sovereign approach with other aspects of their lives like education, health, etc.

2026-06-29 03:09:11 GMT

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Ain’t that Solo Satoshi?

2026-06-25 02:51:01 GMT

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I've heard some use a privacy-first stablecoin like Freedom Dollar (fUSD) to mitigate risks. I'm not entirely sure on the mechanics since I do t have merchant experience.

2026-06-25 02:06:48 GMT

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I'm sold!

2026-06-25 02:05:13 GMT

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On iOS? If so, how've you gone around its limitations?

2026-06-25 02:04:13 GMT

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Vatican City, perhaps?

2026-06-25 01:59:20 GMT

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We used to have a little bugger like this one our mini market to run errands. Specifically, the Daihatsu Hijet (7th, maybe 8th generation). Manual transmission, 3-cylinder engine. Dang I had fun in that little thing.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daihatsu_Hijet

2026-06-24 22:13:21 GMT

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The 🧃🙄

2026-06-24 19:50:04 GMT

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One’s for the normies, the other for the plebs.

2026-06-20 20:06:37 GMT

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Europeans be like:
https://media0.giphy.com/media/ukGm72ZLZvYfS/giphy.gif?cid=e859cd8asizue0rupdrue38x6x3fjjb9i136l4li8u4xy1l7&ep=v1_gifs_search&rid=giphy.gif&ct=g

2026-06-20 19:35:41 GMT

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Whoa there buddy. You’re almost starting to sound like a bonafide Statist. Next thing I may hear is “why go through the hassle of carrying your own gun? I mean, you can always call 112 (or 911).”
Fug that line of reasoning. Protect your privacy, your life (and loved ones), your property, your energy, your time, and your finances. When seconds count, the statist cops are minutes away.

2026-06-19 18:37:55 GMT

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No one said opting out of the Beast System was gonna be easy. "Convenience" is the most common excuse.

2026-06-19 18:28:42 GMT

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Color me shocked. And thus, Satan has claimed one his own

2026-06-19 18:15:32 GMT

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It’s basically its own “user”, with its own passcode/biometrics, its own Home Screen setup, and its own privileges. The first profile is always the “Owner” profile, and from there, you can add apps to the child profiles, allow the profile to install updates (or not), and the file systems are kept entirely separate. So if you were to take pictures, for example, on a Work profile, the other profiles wouldn’t even have access or be aware of it in the Gallery. Each one is entirely independent from one another. It’s a very hardened OS out-of-the-box. Even VPN profiles are independent.
You can allow for notifications from one profile, to be pushed to other profiles as well. So say your employer insists on you using their apps for email (MS Outlook, in my case 🙄), I can have those notifications pushed to my Personal profile and not miss them.

2026-06-18 22:51:41 GMT

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Zapstore, Accrescent, F-Droid… and Aurora Store as a last resort. That’s the flow that has worked best for me. Keep all the spyware apps on a separate profile if you must (in my case, that’s where WhatsApp lives, because people 🙄). Profiles are isolated/sandboxed from one another.

2026-06-18 22:38:41 GMT

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Based (pun intended)

2026-06-11 14:59:05 GMT

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https://blossom.primal.net/afbc9bd246dd6a51ceb85f749470340681c4741b5958070883bfea9bde187f60.png

2026-06-11 14:56:13 GMT

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I don’t know about slim ones, but I prefer a bit of bulk as a trade-off and be able to carry at least three (3) cards/IDs in my case. Been happy with the Vena Commute.

2026-06-11 02:23:04 GMT

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Miss my Bold 9700. Best damn keyboard ever.

2026-06-08 14:26:52 GMT

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I just saw it and was gonna reply to disregard! Dang you’re on it!

2026-06-02 19:32:02 GMT

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I can attest. Way smoother than the robo talk trash I had to put up with when using Organic Maps.

2026-05-27 23:27:26 GMT

As a Floridian, this is quite hilarious
https://news.kagi.com/s/be5bpu

2026-05-25 17:47:42 GMT

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Unless my kids show some kind of genuine interest in a field that comes with serious liabilities, like architecture, certain engineering fields (civil, structural, mechanical, etc.), then college isn’t going to be pushed on them.

2025-12-19 21:33:06 GMT

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ITM! And thank you for your courage.
https://fountain.fm/episode/o5Cxdktf7fQxfpdbCAyb
#nevent1q…r7h3

2025-09-18 22:35:09 GMT

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This episode made me seriously pick up my rosary again. Another banger with Jerry.
https://fountain.fm/episode/TPR1qClhxLzn4IyLope6
#nevent1q…t3e8

2025-08-29 14:19:34 GMT

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We need more Marge in our lives!
https://fountain.fm/episode/hk9qG0kIFuKNdqR4Bd5d
#nevent1q…lj50

2025-08-21 18:53:22 GMT

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Frank is the man!
https://fountain.fm/show/mGSPzBlqJR5JwaAQDGoK

2025-08-17 19:34:38 GMT

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In the morning!
https://fountain.fm/show/146sKf2f81pgHbqyvCFU
#nevent1q…gayk