can you cross post to there for me? I’m banned from lemmy.ml and no reason was given

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I mean old like not maintained, the debian packages are for v9. Tor and Monero have active devs. I think we’re gonna struggle with any system that’s pure peer-to-peer, servers solve the offline person issue. But I like you and would support the idea. I tried to connect, but you’re offline. You use Matrix? [email protected] , we can coordinate when you’ll be online to connect retro

Btw can servers seeding be setup? Like if its just run on a VPS as a client, wouldn’t that solve the offline issue?

funny. double thumbs up

great post! yes its absurd his shit is on amazon and not pure crypto digital

RetroShare is some really old tech man. look at his github dates

Monero 167!

shortwavesurfer selling paper towels for 0.022 XMR

do you give the talk remotely via type-to-talk audio? I think you should find a different voice than the one used on MoneroTalk which is really hard to listen to. I know there’s few open source ones, let me know if you find any good ones. The default linux one in the package manger is horrible

This should be compatible with RSS, let me ask dev on the URL. Having RSS with XMR tips would be dope. As a content creator, not knowing if anyone reads your RSS is not so fun/motivating

Most people don’t even know what Monero is. Most people don’t even know what Nostr is. Most people don’t even know why Linux matters. Education is needed. Just talking in a vacuum is talking to yourself. Outreach must be done to existing groups/people. If you want to sit on your ass and do nothing, okay good luck bye. But I’m building. I’m grinding.

A CSS proposal isn’t going to get your landlord to accept XMR, that comes from you and culture. And depending on what country you live in, Coincards, Cake wallet, bitrefill (not xmr), ect. Do let you buy some basic items or food.

The thing is, my proposal doesn’t cost CSS money. I’m asking you to have fun on a social network. I’m not catering to the “fringe techie community”, if anything this is easier to understand than any of the other networks, because it works in a web browser

Yes of course they can use all of these different tools, but having too many tools kills the network effect. I was telling you about arweave before, did you know Lens posts to Layer 3 arweave, so it can scale? Lens has DNS & does pictures over Nostr. Will Nostr folks find out? No, no network effect.

RebelNet uses Nostr, but Nostr by itself is hard for new users. When you create a new keypair on your local device, you are meaningless with no discovery. In order to be heard, people follow mass amounts of other people they dislike, which ruins their feed and kills the fun. While on the RebelNet, all voices are heard based on merit, and you can build your Nostr following which you then own off-platform.

Nostr clients don’t differentiate between the same post being reposted by a different user. This forces you to reread the same posts, creating resentment against the content creator. This resentment is why after you go viral, your next few posts get a dead response as people automatically skip rereading your stuff.

In contrast, the RebelNet can link all of these. Interoperability is the path to adoption. In the same sense that converting cryptocurrencies from one to another makes them more widely used. This is bigger than a “website”, it’s the layer 0 protocol.

RebelNet is an agnostic protocol that allows for many other protocols to cross communicate. So one of those is Nostr, which should be fairly well known among Monero users. Here’s a video explaining: https://rebelnet.me/news/0xad937afc3901f9e4c6

Hi, Rebel Net is an encryption as identity forum to empower the user against censorship. And I believe our disagreement may not be the URL or sources quoted, but in fact a philosophical view over what is legitimate.

Security focused people such as yourself tend to view random hackers as the enemy, and try to protect large corporations or governments from these random hackers.

On the other hand, privacy/crypto focused people, such as the RebelNet, tend to view the enemy as the government and large companies such as Google/Apple. And we seek to protect the liberties of the individual. In the case of the Rebel Net with censorship.

So it’s not that you dislike my URL, it’s that you disagree with my entire worldview. And that’s fine, it’s just not Monero.

It’s unclear how the arbitrators are picked

You’re doing this on the day Haveno has 2 competing markets launch?

Good read. I responded to this on your other post: https://monero.town/post/3008230

Yeah bro, Bitcoin Cash (BCH) guys and and Monero have the same ideology. The only difference is BCH looked to do it on the clearweb, and Monero looks to take an adversarial Tor approach.

BCH does have privacy tools promoted by Roger Ver. And I know this because he’s in the BCH Session group, like I said, Session is a good place for censorship and privacy. But the value of Session’s free speech is lost, if people don’t want to listen.