Sadly, and honestly, this.

Using an LLM with 4-year-old data is a better experience than digging through three pages of Google blog spam

I think it’ll generate 5 days converted into seconds number of operations.

To decrypt however, you have to do all those operations, so I think it would take 5 days to decrypt. Even if you wait 10 days to start the operation

This seems interesting. But for something so complex I would really like them to have a white paper to see how they achieve this.

https://eprint.iacr.org/2023/189 Other systems, for instance, use a third party network to broadcast the parts of the secret that are needed to decrypt over time. So you’re relying on a third-party service, and if that third party service disappears you can’t unencrypt

Predicting the future with 100% accuracy is difficult. It’s unknowable if physical money will completely disappear.

The one thing I hold as an absolute constant, is humans are adaptable, humans will trade and use whatever they can, whatever is convenient, to their advantage.

Can you trade today, gold for a donut? Yes, but you’re going to put a lot of effort into that trade, just to find a counterparty. And then for the counterparty to verify it’s actually gold etc etc but you can do it.

Fascist governments like the centralized power, and that includes centralizing money, including peer-to-peer exchanges. So there’s always going to be the urge to control the absolute flow of all money. That being said, not every government has perfect cell phone coverage over their whole and nation, not all of their people have phones, not all of those phones are always on the network. The one thing money needs to do is work even offline.

Mosh plus tmux is amazing.

For privacy promoting group, they want to know a lot of centralized information

they need some big fans running pushing air north across the border.

Donating even a very small amount sends a signal, and makes the developers feel valued. You spent time and effort to send a token amount, that is a strong emotional event.

It wasn’t broken. But thank you for letting people know it works on platforms other then xen.

Yes! They’re my kind of crazy.

I run it on one of my machines all the time. I’d say after about 3 weeks it’s totally usable, you get used to the quirks. Framework is such a good pairing with qubes.

Wait, what? You can sponsor projects through fdroid? How?

I use monero to donate monthly to projects I use

• Grapheneos
• Molly.im
• Divest
• Tor
• Free tube
• Keypass
• Qubes!!
• Privacy guides

I use monero to pay for services i use

• Mullvad

For the projects that don’t accept monero I use Libre pay

• Briar…

Why briar of all projects doesn’t accept monero I will never know…

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I tried to drink the Kool-Aid, I have to use the ecosystem if I want to support the ecosystem, if I want it to grow. The same reason I’m using lemmy

If you want to see options I recommend https://monerica.com/#non-profits

Technically yes. There’s nothing special about the code running in the CPU. Long time ago there was an application that would switch from Windows to Linux without rebooting. But it was super unstable. You didn’t reinitialize all the memory… Some devices on the bus expect to get initialized one time, and can’t be reinitialized later after the system’s powered on, It’s asking for trouble

What you really want to do, is have multiple operating systems running on different cores at the same time. And this is an ideal use case for a hypervisor like Xen which is a microkernel. That will then dedicate a CPU to any operating system you want, so they’re running in parallel.

Then swapping between the operating systems is as simple as giving one control of the keyboard video and mouse.

This is as close as you can get to having two different computers running side by side.

Yeah, if your going to support something support the open source project that doesnt advertise

I hate to nitpick, but saying you’re ready to hammer out the details, does not mean you accept the deal

I don’t believe Israel would have accepted any ceasefire at all, at most they’re open to a “pause”.

The real tragedy is that many people coming up to the end of their life do the pilgrimage as a matter of urgency. “Now or never”.

These are the most vulnerable people, who don’t have time flexibility to wait for better weather.

Why is the UK getting aid from the USA?

Trying to figure this out

Hyperswam dht is used as the hole punch intermediary… Which is running on the hole punch swarm…https://github.com/hyperswarm

I can’t find a good overview document of how the entire architecture works, there’s no Wikipedia page on this system.

At its core, if it’s open source, I want to know what I need to run this independently on my own networks without touching any of their stuff.

If only this military had the world’s largest amphibious logistic capability. If only the ships delivering to the Pier could also deliver to beaches.

All my family members who served in combat zones have zero appetite for wars, never hear them advocating for a new war, ever.