Aspiring partial German-American Khazarian (speculated) Vtuber who currently narrates for [at]CoRedRead on YouTube (Invidious recommended to view, though). Also, former editor for CoculesNation.
Interests are as follows: Music, Gaming, TTRPGs, Creative Writing, FOSS, Linux, AI, Numerology (Gematria, Chinese Numerology, Chaldean Numerology, etc.), and Pro Wrestling
PFP was generated using Mistoon Diamond (SD 1.5) with 1Shot and Coconut LoRA for those interested in Stable Diffusion.
I actually watched the video. He was ghosted due to the fact that he declined the sponsorship and offered an alternative, which wouldn’t be seen. My guess is due to the fact that they did some background research on THO, and realized he probably would ask the tough questions (legitimately tough ones, not softballs).
So you’re saying cryptocurrency is the CBDC? That’s the vibe I’m getting at.
Easy: They allow it to happen due to the culture of laziness. They don’t use local-first software, utilize multiple nyms for certain purposes, use email aliases or have spam traps, self-host their own data, use cryptocurrency, etc.
Need I go on?
Just find an office TV. Those don’t spy on you as far as I’m aware, and plus, those aren’t usually too expensive. That’s what I heard, but I could be wrong.
I’ve read something about the eIDAS program. It just mandates that the digital ID be optional for some amount of time (I don’t know how long until they mandate it for everyone). While EU countries are required to do this, they can’t mandate said digital ID for citizens yet, from what I’ve read. I could be wrong on that, though.
They know what they’re doing. This is because of the Samourai case, partly, being that the two developers of the wallet made an OPSEC mistake, and pleaded guilty to one of the charges (five years incarceration max and $250k USD fine I think). That’s part of the bigger script.
Does anyone know a Lemmy instance that uses Tor?