I've spent a whole lot of time thinking about this topic in the past few years. I do think it's fair or possible to point out a mutual exclusion. To say the "fiat" (agreed, everything wrong with the world) problems are _solved_ with bitcoin. I'm not almighty enough to determine what solution WILL solve what problem. What I do often think about is the idea that to function "in a modern society" requires a consistent tolerance for increasing pressure and responsibility on the individual, from the collective, and a large target I can point to is inflation. This of course is can be greatly over-simplified for online chat. This idea is enough to write a novelette about. I just mean that it seems like there is more requirement to work harder than anticipated to achieve the same results you could have had a few years prior, that is continually disappointing, and continually requires reshaping your own perspective to tolerate the "things you can't change". I'm sure you could counter again with perspective, and that's not lost on me. But the idea that myself and everyone I knew grew up with, didn't include the concept that you will need to work harder, and earn more every single day, just to afford the same thing you had the day before. That's a pretty black-pilling concept. I think the cognitive dissonance this causes, explains this exact topic. There is too much discomfort between the ideal (the perceived stability we had yesterday) and the reality, and people can't cope, and they surely can't take on new responsibility.

I find that error usually appears when some plaintext response was sent to a tls request. The response message is larger than the tsl handshake window and it so it fails early.

Strange. Where are you seeing the errors, like just on the top level doc? I was just able to visit and don't have any issues over http/1.1 and 2, tls v1.3. It appears to be a Google certificate and chain as well, and recently renewed (on the 27th I think).

In-case those in the US didn't know. The Eighth amendment doesn't mean anything to the ABC's during prosecution. They simply need to change the word "fine" to the word "penalize" and magically they get to "penalize" you for everything you have. You have the right to deny it, called "inability to pay" and your attorneys can file that for you, but when you do, they require you agree to a forensic financial investigation, which THEY will then use to determine if you have the ability to pay the fines or not. "It looks like you have a little equity in that house over their there, and your wife has a nice diamond on her left hand" We think you can sell off that land and pawn that diamond ring to pay your "penalties" sir. And they get to wear badges that make them think they're actually better than the mob. I tell you this was a real event. I was told one of the attorneys chuckled when we received the news, they tolds us "yeah, that's how this works, it's their way around the Eighth"

As with all OSM apps, the maps are fully offline so make sure you download them (and keep them updated) on good wifi.

The difficult part with "privacy" based forks is they focus on keeping as much convenience as they can. I don't need or want convenience, I need less surface area. I don't want HID or serial port access, I've never needed and never will. I don't need or want web filesystem support. Stuff like that. I want a fork where that code is completely removed.

GM. noscrypt v0.1.11 dropped last night. Mostly just a maintenance release. https://github.com/VnUgE/noscrypt/releases/tag/v0.1.11

I can't wait

Setup build servers they said. It will be fun they said...

No kidding man, I've thought about that a lot. From what my parent's came from I grew up 1000x better than they did, it's honestly some sort of miracle. There's also the subjective nature you know? Like even though someone had both parents at home, the verbal abuse takes it's toll, or maybe the lack of support drives them to addictions etc. So many ways things can turn out.

XD I love it. Although I don't know the album. I heard it on the radio 20-25 years after this album came out :)

XD

Agreed. I think I spend more time turning shit off, or adding extensions to turn shit off than I do actually using these features.

Organic maps is a good OSM alternative I've been using. I've had no issues with it while on park trails.

That's exactly what I see around here too.

How young? Gen Z is in their mid-late 20s now, my parent's generation had houses by then. Kinda rough living with parents into your 30s.