People often mix up using Linux as a home residential computer, with doing command line cloud services. Yes, learning the terminal and running services requires knowledge. But just using the graphical environment like a regular home PC with something like Mint, is barely different than Windows. You DON'T need to know the terminal to use Linux for a home PC.

Emotional moment releasing the HydraVeil 1.1.0 into the wild. --Font randomization per profile --Hardened Canvas reset per session --In-app QR codes for XMR/Bitcoin lightning --Improved Checkout UI flow SHA-256 sum: 24f34a280447adbea4cb9457b5191cec9a3031c5fa384433d626d63ade7bfdf4 https://simplifiedprivacy.com/hydraveil-upgrade-release/new-features.html

self-host, we have a program

Trump says China is evil Yet he's having this Palantir database store everything similar to China's social credit score: -Tax filings -Student debt -Social Security -Bank accounts -Medical claims -Immigration status Former Republican Representative Justin Amash: "The surveillance state...the police state...the deep state......are alive & well under Trump. He signed bills to extend & expand mass surveillance. Now he's building profiles' on millions of law-abiding Americans. It's an extraordinary threat to liberty." [1] The real move is not to debate this stuff, but to prevent it from being in the database to begin with. It's hard to opt out of everything, but a good start is Linux, Degoogled phone, cryptocurrency, and encrypted messengers. Then self-host email and use VoIP (when a regular number is required). Finally consider buying things from parallel legal systems and economies. Slowly the resistance grows, through improving people's lives, and not violence on the street. Ironically, the more you resist, the less dirt they have on you. And the better your "social credit score". [1] https://www.newsweek.com/donald-trump-palantir-maga-database-surveillance-2079905

There's no data limits. Keep in mind a subscription is tied to a single location. There's 6 slots right now in it, so if the user fills them, it's like the cost of a regular VPN subscription. However, we are releasing a new version soon that is much improved, so I'd wait for that, hopefully under a week

good to hear bro

music, rants, technology it's gotta take all forms.

When I was younger, I learned the government was corrupt. But I thought it could be changed by education. Now I am older and wiser, and I see that the government will never change, but we can create a parallel society among those who are aware. All of these are public/private keys with repetition, that transcend physical locations (and therefore, create their own law). Nostr: No blockchain, you pull it from the relays the poster put it on. Session: Blockchain pays the nodes, but no data or metadata stored on there. It strictly incentives the nodes to route and store it. Bastyon: Blockchain stores the metadata. But the actual posts are off-chain. Arweave: Blockchain literally stores the data up to a certain size, then the rest is off-chain to have infinite scale. Some will debate over which is better for what. But this misses the point. Fighting among ourselves over different tools, only divides the little community we have. I say, make em all connect.

Huge thanks to for covering HydraVeil & the project

Yeah for sure. I think Nostr folks should coordinate an outreach campaign, where let's say 10 influencers are on-board. then approach people on X, say if you come on here, and tell your audience about it, we'll repost you for a week with these 10 nostr users. Obviously the bigger the 10 people compared to who is getting an offer

may i ask why you are dry oats? do you eat em like that?

Blockstream and Adam Back barely even use Nostr. His last post was a year ago. Then he went another full year before that one. Yet he does podcasts on Nostr being the future. I guess Adam isn't concerned with censorship, since Federal Reserve goons funded Blockstream. Now given that he doesn't use Nostr, I'd be willing to bet he doesn't use Bitcoin Lightning in real life, as cash. Which is the goal of Blockstream, to kill it’s organic use for the government, and sell their centralized liquid solution.

Hi Will, You can use CSS and Javascript for design. If it's wordpress then plugins like SimplyStatic can turn it into a static page. It just can't have a dynamic server backend, at least not unless you're doing a complex API call to a 3rd party server. We have a design service and an app. The app uses Hugo, and any templates can be inserted. But we offer an optional design service to help. This has more info/FAQ: https://simplifiedprivacy.com/arweb/arweave-web-designer-faq.html

Yeah that's fine, it's good to have physical infrastructure setup like that. It's a separate issue though than the one posted, and your reply feels more like hazing. The issue with the physical parallel infrastructure is you need a massive amount of people to do it, and bitcoin has no binding contract.

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Sounds logical to me