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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @rhombus 4 May \ parent \ on: Your opinion on the Wallet of Satoshi bitcoin
They cannot access your funds, but they can see what addresses and transactions your wallet is querying for. So it's more of a privacy concern if you're using their servers.
Pi5 is great. MiniPC is better for performance and upgradeability if you can afford it. Using Tailscale I'm able to connect to my node anywhere in the world. Much better than using Tor. You can also use PiHole for your local network for blocking adverts. Definitely worth it for PiHole alone honestly.
Guess we should ban all public areas then.
Edit: Sorry, didn't mean for the comment to come off a certain way or for it to be misunderstood. I have an aversion to letting lawyers, courts, insurance companies, etc. dictate access to public goods and services in favor isolationism. It's just an unfortunate reality.
A green walking, running and biking trail that goes through and around the entire city with parks and playgrounds sprinkled throughout.
Same goes for lightning addresses. These payment stop gaps that are often enough centralized or require additional clearnet servers need to go.
A company's parasitic attempt at middle-manning what should be trustless, permissionless, borderless, etc.
It's a glorified SQL database that requires you to lock away BTC with no promise you'll get it back if the federation chooses not to like you. It's a walled garden similar to AOL where you're only allowed to engage and co-mingle with pre-approved participants.
Most people just don't understand how much more pleasant life is outside of a city. Much cheaper too. Overall, just a better quality of life. Maybe it's not for everyone, I get it, but if you are able to consider such a move (even temporarily to try) it's highly recommended.
Also, not all country sides or small towns are created equal. Do your research and I'm sure you'll enjoy what you find.
Fair-Weather Bitcoiners will realize the ETF's were overblown and disperse. Only to re-emerge before the halving, hyping themselves up for disappointment once again and dispersing. Only to re-emerge when number go up several months after the halving until the emergence of the next bear market where they'll claim Bitcoin was a failure after all and disperse once again. Only to re-emerge for the next hype cycle where they'll wake from their slumber and repeat it all again. So it goes...