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2026-02-16 05:10:34 UTC

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So...bitcoin is literally being used as timestanping, notorizing, and op_returns 11x more than as money. I mean...holy shit. It's worse than I would have ever imagined.

2026-02-15 14:04:45 UTC

Hell yeah. Peak FU tech.
https://image.nostr.build/1f4e6e8fd32e63e15d2870f714dd9408630e4459a42f818c10fea17c9ac0a177.jpg
#nostr #xmr #monero #privacy

2026-02-12 01:23:11 UTC

Here I was thinking I coined the term heterosupremicist. Of course some genius already thought of a way to reframe the homophobe strawman.

2026-02-11 22:18:22 UTC

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No need to fear the weakest organisms. Be heterosupremicist

2026-02-11 22:01:12 UTC

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If you're willing to work for $5 a month on content creation, I'll pay you $6 a month to shill my shit to normies on Facebook

2026-02-11 21:55:03 UTC

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Da mouse lost access to his ED meds

2026-02-11 21:53:18 UTC

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I'm willing to put money on this being faked ai

2026-02-10 20:32:18 UTC

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Looks like you don't from the config articles

2026-02-10 18:43:28 UTC

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Nobody believes what comes out of DOJ or anywhere else for that matter. We've seen people jailed over what we found out to be lies, what makes this any different? That's why nothing is happening and nothing will happen. This is all a derranged soap opera where the sources are known fabricators. Literally JESUS would have to come down and set the record straight before I'd believe anything.

2026-02-10 18:34:39 UTC

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Does it require downloading a btc node still?..

2026-02-10 18:31:46 UTC

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That's sick...i dig it

2026-02-10 13:21:31 UTC

I don't use online privacy to buy drugs or look up stupid crap. I use it to call people gay. GM

2026-02-10 13:15:38 UTC

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Of all the manly options you could have chosen for a book, you went with pride and predjudice?

2026-02-09 16:19:30 UTC

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What kind of faggotry is this..

2026-02-09 12:21:48 UTC

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You only "lose" by hodling the maxi narrative.

2026-02-06 15:42:44 UTC

Good Morning! Am I doing it right?!
https://video.nostr.build/1369a449c1f89fdd3946d5a100166335c0db873597f1bc32558cdd05123f54ec.mp4 #btc #bitcoin #xmr #monero #privacy

2026-02-05 15:43:57 UTC

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Yes, lots of em

2026-02-05 14:48:06 UTC

Tribal echo chambers isn't my goal. It's also a daily reminder that I'm doing the right thing.
#nevent1q…xcgx

2026-02-05 13:15:57 UTC

I can't help but wonder how many of you are high af when posting. The hype, claims, and charts I see on here seem to point to either substance influence or manic tendencies, and all you btc maxis can't afford drugs right now 💀

2026-02-05 03:13:18 UTC

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Oh yeah, I was deep into the whole Q thing. Large part of the reason I'm tainted and pessimistic today.

2026-02-04 16:41:39 UTC

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You don't kyc yourself, you can buy it with monero or btc, the only thing they have on you is your ip, but no other data in you.

2026-02-04 16:28:27 UTC

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Proton vpn if that is the only proton product you use. If you use them for vpn and mail, then of course you give them more info that can be used against you. Thats why other services like tuta mail only do that one thing. Nord is a joke.

2026-02-04 16:24:32 UTC

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Oh hell yeah, mobile devices by default leak more metadata than say your windows or mac os laptop. iOS in particular has gotten heat because those pricks can bypass your vpn whenever they want to. But still, if youre goal is just a bit more privacy with a bit less leakage, and a lot more convenience. Vpn and brave on iOS are better than Chrome with auto cookie enabled

2026-02-04 16:13:10 UTC

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So running Brave or Firefox with a strong vpn like mullvad would be the next best thing. Its not perfect, in that you lose on fingerprinting resistance and cross site correlation resistance, but the convenience aspect is good

2026-02-04 13:59:16 UTC

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If privacy is the top priority, tor is the best option. Might be slower than other browsers or might break on some sites that don't allow tor browser access or js, but these are features not bugs. Privacy is a mind shift and doesn't play well with convenience/spyware tech. It sounds like you are still in the early stages of threat modelling. Figure out what information you want to remain private, and from there decide how extreme you want to go. Brave browser last year started tracking users. Mozilla has a woke agenda and was caught selling user data. What are you trying to prevent with privacy tech?

2026-02-04 13:18:41 UTC

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Tor

2026-02-03 23:10:28 UTC

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All these projects are people working mostly for free, so I dont blame them. Bitcoiners who claim bitcoin is perfect money have no reason or motive to improve it. Most unfortunately are more focused on ngu and less on privacy in general.

2026-02-03 16:08:19 UTC

This is as good a time as any to let you know...
You can't setup your #Blockstream Jade Hardware wallet "offline". It needs to connect to Blockstreams oracle...for your security...probably..
Maybe consider #monero as your off ramp while you REALLY look into liquid network.

2026-02-03 15:36:38 UTC

Hell yeah
#nevent1q…h5qx

2026-02-03 13:38:31 UTC

It would be a real shame if anon hackers dropped the public addresses of everyone on these Epstein Files. A real shame.

2026-02-03 01:46:04 UTC

It should be interesting to see what happens on or to liquid network after this news about Adam Back. Might be a good time to move to #Monero for the time being...
You can trade directly from liquid into monero here: https://bitcoinvn.io/?deposit=btcliquid&settle=xmr
Ur welcome

2026-02-02 22:39:17 UTC

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Well its working. Is there a source you got this from or just a viral fb pic

2026-02-02 22:26:05 UTC

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Interesting, I dont believe anything they are pushing out though.

2026-02-01 22:44:04 UTC

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Seems so....simple!
Now we can be 70% confident that no important data will leak!

2026-02-01 21:59:33 UTC

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Q'rs still exist? Or are you the unicorn in the wild?

2026-01-31 23:51:11 UTC

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Im not on here often, just a week on every few months, then I disappear again.

2026-01-31 23:47:48 UTC

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This is my first time hearing about nosmero as well. It's worth taking at look for sure. Thanks librekitty 🍻

2026-01-31 21:39:00 UTC

Seeing bitcoiners spiral because their hype doesn't make ngu is my kind of slapstick humor.

2026-01-30 04:53:08 UTC

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It's still spinning, just veeeeery slowly

2026-01-29 18:58:00 UTC

With Trocador and Robosats down, I was able to use Orangefren successfully without any issues. Good to see other worthy privacy-friendly options helping an anon out.

2026-01-29 18:55:48 UTC

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Orangefren worked

2026-01-29 12:45:51 UTC

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Has it been like this for a while?

2026-01-29 12:44:54 UTC

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Because id rather take a pinecone suppository than use on-chain bitcoin, and I'm not familiar enough with edge to put in my keys or transfer any amount of funds to it as an intermediary

2026-01-29 12:22:03 UTC

All my typical off ramps from lightning to #Monero seem to be down right now. Cake Wallets internal swapping isn't working, trocador, even robosats. Granted it's been a while, but what's going on?

2026-01-23 17:27:33 UTC

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Let’s go #xmr #monero
#nevent1q…5vwj

2025-08-17 17:37:02 UTC

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Why do I get the feeling that there aren't any bodies or verifiable injuries...

2025-08-17 17:33:23 UTC

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I was experimenting recently with cupcake and cake wallet together so as to never share keys with an online phone. Super smooth.

2025-08-15 13:52:28 UTC

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It supports cupcake

2025-08-13 22:22:10 UTC

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Hero of the day
#nevent1q…d9c8

2025-08-13 21:03:50 UTC

Big business opportunity to those who are going to start paywalling access to their Gitea repos... Well maybe not. Custodial normies haven't done anything to fight for their own privacy much less anyone else's, so I predict they will cave to regulations and help the Fed hunt down decenters when they inevitably incentivize mass cuckery. Nostr is the honeypot.

2025-08-13 16:12:34 UTC

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3 cucks walk into a gay bar..
#nevent1q…fds3
#nevent1q…ankq
#nevent1q…2g8v

2025-08-13 15:26:53 UTC

🚧🚧🚧🚧🚧
The same people who claim #monero privacy is worse than #Bitcoin are the ones claiming monero failed against a successful 51% attack. Proof that they are complete ignoramuses with no direct source information, only taking their cult talking points without verifying for themselves. I'd encourage y'all to do better, but I'm still on the fence on whether or not y'all can even read.
🚧🚧🚧🚧🚧

2025-08-13 14:33:51 UTC

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Are you one of those faggots that justifies killing off a large part of the human and cow population to limit farts? You cucks claim the moral high ground while denying any objective morality. gfy

2025-08-10 13:09:19 UTC

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Sometimes, the brain rot is simply not worth the effort in fixing.

2025-08-07 15:44:55 UTC

The West is coming to realize that those who were serious about privacy weren't conspiracy theorists after all. Convenience kills. Do the hard things.
Encrypt your shit. Local storage and password management. Tails and Tor. Assume everyone is a fed. No track comms.

2025-08-07 13:15:39 UTC

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If that's the case, we are totally fckd

2025-08-06 21:51:13 UTC

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While I don't believe in hope anymore, if true, I'm ecstatic for him and his family.

2025-08-06 21:48:57 UTC

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This is how season one started.

2025-08-06 21:47:21 UTC

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Haaa!

2025-08-06 17:00:33 UTC

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Very generous of you ❤️ ty

2025-08-06 15:22:02 UTC

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2025-08-06 15:21:13 UTC

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You the real MVP for coming down to my level bro 🤣🤣

2025-08-06 15:09:21 UTC

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That one worked out. https://image.nostr.build/5c5c01da4918553c22ef43c8086697048f1eca6465e8033ca3e3450357ac39ed.jpg

2025-08-06 14:48:08 UTC

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Twelve.cash is still custodial and their db sees every invoice request, payment attempt, logs your IP, timestamps, amounts, and username metadata. You'd reduce this significantly by running your own Phoenix node and generating bolt12 from there.
You might get particular privacy, but not universal, and the custodial risk isn't a small issue. So sure, you hide it from me, the Boogeyman, but not from potential in house threats.
Tried sending you sats..
https://image.nostr.build/a27dc4b74c6c5674f1ce27e408f9723fb3a66878c669db7f2387236713d80397.jpg

2025-08-06 12:14:31 UTC

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Wrong because I said so, no other arguments needed lol

2025-08-06 03:00:37 UTC

I discovered today that Cake wallet allows for lightning to #xmr exchange seamlessly. I've never experienced such a smooth transition in a single step before.
Ho. Lee. Shit.

2025-08-04 11:27:21 UTC

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Just because it improves privacy considerably doesn't mean that the current solution can't be used for optimal in privacy. But yes, I look forward to that day..

2025-08-04 11:18:15 UTC

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They spent their lives protecting their users, not thinking they'd need protection from their nation. The way I see it, post Samurai, privacy tools will need to be developed by anonymous teams. No more trust. Open source, private, trustless, anon devs. Bitcoin had it's time to push for mass adoption through shitty kyc arm locking, now for the future, it needs to grow up.

2025-08-02 14:39:21 UTC

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You're sidestepping the point: why would anyone pay for transparent, surveillable settlement in a post-Samourai world? That’s not a fee market, it’s a self-doxing market.
As for your claim: Monero's tail emission guarantees a non-zero reward — Bitcoin hopes rising fees will fill the gap. That’s not “the same challenge.” That's a false equivalence. One has a floor. The other has a "...?"
And no one called it magic..just honest, predictable, and sustainable, unlike banking literally everything on user generosity and government-friendly transparency.

2025-08-02 13:56:37 UTC

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This thread has been fun.
#nevent1q…5ml0

2025-08-02 12:26:38 UTC

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Free-market bidding WORKS when there’s consistent demand. You ASSUME this demand for on-chain settlement in a world that is increasingly moving off-chain to AVOID those fees! Greed finds a way.
Housing and bandwidth are necessities. Blockspace is optional while competing/preferable alternatives exist. Also, BTCs transparent ledger exposes every settlement to surveillance. Why TF, in a post Samurai world, would you really expect or encourage people to pay for a public record of their finances in a surveillance state? Lemme guess, freedom.

2025-08-02 12:07:06 UTC

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You had me at candlelit dinners jajaja

2025-08-02 12:01:34 UTC

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Works great

2025-08-02 11:57:16 UTC

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Your ideological purity is showing under your slip bro. Btc bets that fees alone will secure the network. Xmr ensures it. If Btc banks on greed as a motivating factor in all this to work out in theory, why assume users will pay the onchain fees when other options are available? Greed cuts both ways, and I'm afraid maxis haven't thought that far ahead.

2025-08-02 11:13:45 UTC

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Monero’s tail emission isn’t “endless inflation”, it’s a fixed, known emission rate that ensures long-term miner incentives and preserves network security when fees alone may not suffice. This isn't dilution in the fiat sense; it's a capped, predictable tradeoff for sustainability. Bitcoin’s fee market model is still unproven at scale especially during low activity periods. The prayer is that fees rise enough to secure the chain without pricing users out, but this is just, in my opinion, unwarranted speculation. Both models reflect different assumptions about future network dynamics. But Monero’s approach is deliberately conservative, prioritizing privacy and longevity over ideological purity. That’s not a cheap shot. That’s sound engineering.

2025-08-02 10:49:35 UTC

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Damn bro, a straw man and a false dichotomy in the same argument? You ok?
Monero doesn’t trade sound money for false promises. It pairs privacy with predictable supply and sustainable security. That’s not fear of Bitcoin, it’s maturity in monetary design. It seems this feature causes those still addicted to the illusion that transparency equals incorruptibility to convulse a bit.

2025-08-01 23:51:37 UTC

How is it I missed the launch of Cake Labs Monero Cupcake hardware wallet?

2025-08-01 23:50:37 UTC

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You're right, of course. My comment was mean spirited and judgemental. Shaming what I deem as avoidable ignorance doesn't solve anything and just adds insult to injury. Thank you for the correction.

2025-07-31 12:44:27 UTC

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You have privacy on lightning as long as:
-you run your own node
-You trust and verify your peers
-You trust they won't close your channel this revealing your channel information on chain
-you have faith that you aren't being targeted for probing or timing attacks
I bet you secretly worship lightning in private devotion to come out with that much faith in it's privacy.

2025-07-31 12:16:15 UTC

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I wish they'd acknowledge this instead of promising them that it's better than xmr privacy by default without verifying.

2025-07-31 12:02:46 UTC

I came back to gloat after the samurai guilty verdict, not gonna lie. BTC has a false sense of privacy within its influencer base that isn't fixed by good OPSEC. They trust people who tell them their system is better than Monero, and they never verify.
Have fun getting raped by the state.
A bit harsh, I know, but sometimes you need a friend to kick you in the balls to bring you back to reality.

2025-07-31 00:09:12 UTC

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Coinjoin and Whirlpool are basically the same thing. Had samurai built on Monero instead of Bitcoin, this would have never happened.

2025-07-30 18:15:29 UTC

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This is aging well...
#nevent1q…kczd

2025-01-12 03:00:07 UTC

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Mostard

2025-01-12 02:58:39 UTC

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Easy. Throw rope on it.

2025-01-11 21:52:51 UTC

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It just takes one mess up and you're toast. You mix your kyc with your nokyc and your 🍑 is 🍆

2025-01-11 21:48:32 UTC

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...or just use one that doesn't compromise on usability, privacy, or security.
I have to ask, are you pushing all those utxos to cold storage in chunks of $20?

2025-01-10 21:05:05 UTC

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Self reliance is definitely better than any option, but it's out of reach for the vast majority of people

2025-01-10 21:03:13 UTC

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I think someone's lightning address says a lot about how much they care for privacy and anonymity. If they are willing to use a closed source wallet, for example, then the jump to noKYC bisq purchases is staggering. Username does not check out.

2025-01-09 03:03:05 UTC

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Yep. We do. I think the difference is that we are much more purposeful about our privacy. The subculture around it emphasizes privacy as a lifestyle in every arena. But just like the btc maxi, we get excited about our interests and want to share it with everyone. Psuedononymously..of course 😉...but never in RL. Most of us started off as bitcoin maxis, I know I did. But then privacy became substantially more important than NGU.

2025-01-09 00:28:44 UTC

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I eventually got some sats back, but they got stuck in limbo during a forced closure that completed while we were experiencing terribly high onchain fees (which was the reason for my attempt to move forward with a trustless lightning option). I fell for the lie that you could run a private lightning node on a pi. Multiple times. Liquid was my next step and it worked beautifully. I would have continued regardless of the federated trust model, but nobody uses it as a currency and moving it into something useable kills all the privacy benefits. By the time fediments came out, i was already too far down the privacy rabbit hole to care about federated custodial lightning solution run by infinitely more incompetent individuals than the liquid network.

2025-01-08 18:57:28 UTC

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Haha, no worries, i do have the address in my bio section, but keep the tip 🤙

2025-01-08 14:40:12 UTC

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Found my old account, lightnings failure pushed me to liquid, which pushed me to monero, which is the obvious next step when you want safety and privacy.
#nevent1q…qge7

2025-01-08 04:21:59 UTC

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I see a 4 address, so that should work. I'll send test

2025-01-08 03:41:26 UTC

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Also, Vitor isnt responsible for the garnet fork. They just used amethyst as a base

2025-01-08 03:40:33 UTC

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Garnet sets you with a monero address based on your pubkey, if you edit your profile thtough garnet, it should show you your address when you access your profile. If you want to edit your xmr address, go to mostard and input your desired address, however, if you edit your information again on a differemt client, it will remove the custom address you added.

2025-01-07 02:10:08 UTC

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🤣🤣🤣
#nevent1q…m0mg

2025-01-06 22:52:20 UTC

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Op, doesnt understand the limited nature of lightning privacy. Why yall think there are so many monerobros nowadays? Cause it works.

2025-01-06 19:50:36 UTC

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Bro uses WoS and is talking about privacy. Buy yourself some drugs on the DWM to test how much privacy your custodial gives you. 🤣🤣🤣

2025-01-06 17:23:42 UTC

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Hmmm, saying he's selling his soul by adding a field that has subjective meaning to a few is making a mountain out of a molehill doncha think? So what if it doesn't add value to you specifically? Is the dev on your salary or anybody elses? Is he subject to your standard of what is a rightful use of "time and resources"? Is his freedom to do what he wants with his pet project (that he gives to us for free and open source btw) subject to a democratic vote because "many people felt this way too"?
Freedom is a funny thing that people scream for when they don't have it, but insist on stiffling when they feel they have any amount of power to control something they don't like.