burn them

learning how to use tether

The war is between those good nerds vs the bad nerds (like the davos crowd). The masses will always follows what is there to be followed.

Searching for a right perfect one is making a lot of people stay single. Including myself, but I admit I lost a lot of women that could be a great wife.

We can't depend on the state to help us from big tech, we are free to opt out. To it and help others do the same.

I agree, you can marry many people and make it work...there's no right one but many possible right ones.

The masses will always be the masses. Reading a book like human action is for a few nerds.

ES and Cuba have USA concentration camps, they need to finance it somehow...

Very very sad

most things are not needed in that regard. I don't even have a TV and don't want one, if you thing how much energy those things spend and if you use it to mine sats...there you go

If they go to tinny towns they will find a great offer of cheap houses, but they want big cities.

No is no, end of discussion.

It's hard to follow the consequences of human actions those days, but the numbers and tendencies are somewhat clear.

that's castration not transparency.

then fuck boltz it's a fiat service like any other.

Is it true that boltz blacklists some onchain addresses?

I forgot to mention I also run my company's mail server, which is a server that can't fail at all. And I am running it on a rpi4, it's so lightweight that it could be done on a rpi3.

Thanks, but it's not that hard. If you want to try best option is to choose a good ISP that let you use port 25 and have PTR registry for your inverse-dns and a fixed IP as a good or free price. Then use one of those two server distros as they have everything ready built-in: https://www.freedombox.org/ https://yunohost.org/ BTW for learning greek duolingo is very good. Have fun!

That's ridiculous, of course yes. Airports should be private property and have private security that don't treat everyone as a criminal before committing crimes

Well I only had small problems like ipv6 compatibility with gmail, but it was easy to fix. Another one was forcing TLS 1.3 only. But in general it works very well, almost every IT expert tells me I am crazy and that I will have many problems, still it works very well. I only had to exclude my IP from blacklist like spamhaus when I set the mail server years ago, key thing is to have a fixed IP address obviously. All those "experts" saying it does not work and bla bla bla looks like they never did it in practice and just keep repeating what some incompetents say.

Yes, I am self-hosting my own e-mail server and will never come back to other people's or company's servers.