That’s a very good point. We should not be complacent just because we are not on a platform that is likely to collect all this information. We should check it ourselves to make absolutely certain.
Meahtastic on the moon… Moontastix!
Before 2009, if you wanted to send somebody money over the internet, you had to ask permission from a third party to do so. And the third party could say no if they wished and you would have no recourse. The internet needed a native money so that you could send value just as simple as sending an email disrupted the postal service.
Total private blockchain that hides the sender, the receiver, and the amount sent and received. A tail emission to continue to provide an incentive for miners to secure the chain into the future. And a community hell bent on decentralization and peer to peer cash. Monero does not compromise. For example, it has been delisted from nearly every centralized exchange because the community refuses to add anything that would allow easier tracing.
Well, you’re supposed to remove it from any electronic devices first, and then cut up the physical card, so that you have no access to it at all.
I do mark to market at the six month moving average and when I sell items for Monero, I also mark them at the six month moving average so that prices move slowly.
https://xmrbazaar.com/user/AuroraGeneralStore/
Edit: Over the past, call it 7 or 8 months. It’s increased by 29.8% ($142.50 to $184.67).
Edit 2: That obviously means that all item prices in Monero have dropped by 29.6% in the past seven or eight months.
Not on mine, it doesn’t. I don’t use the Play Store. I don’t have Google Play Services. And I don’t have Google Apps installed. And I’m running Lineage OS. So, fuck you Google.
Clipping the card into is just about the best decision you could have possibly made. And not opening any new ones is the second best decision to make.
I agree that most of the crypto industry is complete scams, but you are throwing out the Monero baby with the bathwater.
I flashed my T1000E early this morning via the GitHub actions and so far so good. I’m almost certain I am the only one in my area running it though so at least currently I don’t get the benefits of the next hop messaging. One thing I have noticed though is that you don’t know what firmware the other person is running on their device. The only way to possibly find that out is through the mesh map, online MQTT map.
Personally, I’ve found that anything over 75 millimeters is a bit wide for my hand, and so I tried to keep my phone under 75 millimeters wide with a case included, so generally around 73 millimeters or so.
I am legally blind, so I have to get close to the screen in order to properly see it. So accidental touches can sometimes occur.
Honestly, I hate touchscreen laptops and two-in-one devices. I wonder if I can just turn off the touch capability of this display.
Oh my god, can we please just not?
There was no question. There was a statement.
Anybody who keeps their money on an exchange any longer than necessary is just asking for trouble. An exchange is like a public toilet. You get in, you shit, and you get the fuck out. You don’t hang around in a public toilet.
Self custody or GTFO.
Wow! A 1.7% drop. Run for the fucking hills.
Use monero
I warn FBI. Fuck you.