Consider an Arweave website to stop DDoS without Cloudflare and censorship resistance for Monero binaries, https://simplifiedprivacy.com/arweave/Arweave-QA/index.html
We're talking about the same thing, just the links need to be fixed to work without nginx. We can help for free or limited cost, reach out on matrix
"Why privacy" -leads to-> "Why Monero"
cool. good job, sent you a DM
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funny. double thumbs up
RetroShare is some really old tech man. look at his github dates
I own the domain MoneroFreedom.x if you want to use it for IPFS/Arweave sites, I'd be willing to donate it if you showed me the content
Also the tech behind RebelNet.me can be self-hosted for XMR tips forum. I agree Reddit isn't great due to censorship/surveillance. And Lemmy is mostly socialists. While as Nostr over Tor is more suitable. This can use Nostr tor relays
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
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.
agreed, this is the battle. I'm saying, it helps to have the people that already know and use Monero on-board
Would you agree that Signal does sealed sender to protect metadata? If there were flaws in this system, then should we not discuss it?
You're correct about that being an issue, there's 3 responses:
First, the person can flip to airplane mode in their home. It's possible to be actively targeted by an attack, but this is unlikely if you're a random IMEI
second, the person could be renting through a friend or cash via landlord. or in a highly populated city
third, if you're that concerned, then do hotspots or GLiNET with external sim, and then the person would want to avoid the main phone in their name anyway, to avoid the attacks mentioned in the first one