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0 sats \ 1 reply \ @aljaz 3h \ parent \ on: Russia's latest war on freedom and apps alter_native
which is basically what I said? EC (european commision) with von der leyen cunt on top wishes to have more executive powers because enforcing things now takes too much time, like passing chat control and bullying enough member states into it etc, the appetite is the same, they are just a bit more covert about it and takes longer due to layers of bureaucratic inefficiency.
point being - the fact that this exist in china and russia but not in the west is not because our overlords are more benevolent and want us to be more free, it just takes longer to implement because they want to keep pretending they have moral superiority against the east
i think the only reason europe is still lagging behind this is that EC still doesn't have direct executive power in every country, they need to rollout oppression a bit slower
it sounds like your problem is not bitcoin but something else, either not respecting each others interests or being misaligned on values and how to live your life (which is likely gonna manifest also in other aspects of your life, like how to raise the kids etc), so thats probably the conversation you want to have
The fact that anyone thinks they can control/blockit clearly shows the fundamental misunderstanding of reality
Why is everyone upset about these compensations but when we have monkeys running around with a leather ball this compensation totally doesn't shock anyone?
Or movie stars getting tons of money?
Imagine some fucking athlete being paid more than Oppenheimer for anything under the sun? How the fuck is that not a conversation for the past decades
to the contrary,you just need to sign events which is generally accomplished with browser extensions (alby, nos2x) or remote signers (amber, nsecbunker).
sharing nsec with any app/service is an antipattern that we can't seem to get fully rid of (its the easiest to create in terms of onboarding but very risky). mobile apps tend to be a bit harder and you generally need to give them your nsec tho at least on mobile its a bit easier to ensure the security of that key compared to the web
go to nostr.net and you can see the offerings of browser extensions (on the right nip-08 browser extensions category)
Breaking the chains imposed by coercion and enabling anonymous markets, default privacy and anonymity for everyone, private transacting, replacing authority with truth
i hope i'll be remembered for manifesting some of the cypherpunk ideas into the world, bringing more privacy, encryption and free markets in this world of centralized dystopia
not as good as I would want to be because I was historically always good at what I did which made me very risk on that eventually lead to some life lessons that could've been easier/cheaper