Good. This is also why service is like Trocador and Cyphergoat are helpful. They give a rating on whether the swap provider is likely to do shotgun KYC and will ensure your swap up to a certain amount. Plus, since you are visiting Trocador or Cyphergoat your request is proxied through them.

Just finished Red Star Rebels by Amie Kaufman. I very much enjoyed this #book. It’s 2067, and the Graves family has transformed Mars from lifeless rock into a chaotic patchwork of settlements—and everybody wants a piece. Enter Hunter Graves: handsome, ambitious, and with spectacularly bad timing. He shows up at the United Nations base just as an emergency evacuation sends everyone scurrying for safety. Except he’s left behind. Uh oh. Also stranded: Cleo, a sharp-tongued stowaway with no intention of dying today, and even less patience for overconfident trust fund boys. But the enemy of your enemy might just help you survive, so here we are. Turns out the evacuation was just a cover for the mercenaries who came next, and they plan to blow up the base—and every trace of their crime—in eight hours. Now, Hunter and Cleo have one shot to stop the explosion, escape alive, and deal with the inconvenient fact that they’re falling for each other. The clock is ticking. #books #ScienceFiction #scifi

You don't have to have it. You could always choose to turn it off. Or if it's off by default, you could always choose to turn it on. It would be totally optional.

Idea: Replacing the Emergency Alert System with the mesh Currently, in the cellular networks of countries, if a government agency declares a state of emergency such as tornado warnings or a public health emergency of some sort, the system can be activated to blare a loud alert tone on your phone and override do not disturb no matter what time of day it is. I'm thinking we might need to replicate this functionality if we ever want the mesh to replace the cellular networks. My idea for doing this would be that any message would be technically capable of being an alert message and would come in as a standard text message as it does now. However, what would change would be that upon a new message receive, you would start a timer, and if some user configurable number of, say, thumbs up reactions were also received within that timer frame, it would then blur an emergency alert style tone. Let's say Alice has hers set to five, and Bob has his set to ten. Any new message that comes in would ding both Alice and Bob's device in the standard way, and at the same time would start a five minute timer, and if Alice received five thumbs up reactions on a message before that five minute period was over, it would blare as an alert. But for Bob, that threshold would have to be ten thumbs up reactions before it would blare as an alert within that five minute frame. Otherwise, nothing would occur. https://github.com/zjs81/meshcore-open/issues/447 #MeshCore #Meshtastic

Thatd be sick AF

Get closer so the signal is stronger than the jammers. Doing that would also jam things like power meter infrastructure and stuff like that. So they would be less willing to do so, I would think. I guess it just depends on how badly they want the communication to stop.

Any website that presents me with this challenge will be immediately closed because that site is not worth accessing.

It would be more accurate to say that Thor Chain is the first liquidity pool DEX for #Monero. RetoSwap is the first DEX, but it is based on order books, not liquidity pools.

I've seen this one before, and it's some top quality shit, bro. If this is the kind of stuff he does, it's great to see him on #Noster.

Oh dude, fucking A. I've seen this before, and it was really good. I saw you said you were from the UK. I hope you're not still there with all the crap that's going on with people getting arrested for mean tweets and shit.