I honestly haven't looked into the whole thing that much, BUT I could see it all being a big ploy to stir up support for regulation and controlling the narrative to the masses that 'crypto = bad'.

OR, it was just lucky hackers who happened to stumble upon some vulnerability and took advantage of it.

i love scott the woz, he has his 200th episode recently. it was really well put together.

what im getting from this is the fbi served a secret warrent to whoever held the wallet and are showing it off to scare away people who are considering carrying out ransomware attacks.

a lot of the whole colonial pipeline situation is confusing to me so maybe you guys can help me fix my retardedness.

1. Why didnt they just use XMR?

2. Why would they use a wallet hosted by some company?

maybe im asking all the right questions, maybe im retarded. probably the ladder.

the need for speed

Some are here: https://www.talk.lol/v/TheAnimeReich

WIN ! Thanks, haven't heard this jam in too long ..

Great song.

disappointing.

Kratom can be very addictive because it targets some of the same receptors as opium. Ive only been dosing 1-2 grams every other day or so but i know a guy who takes 15 grams a day.

I could watch at least five more minutes of that.

Probably no more, though. But that's still more time than I'd want to watch regular sports for.

Especially since DuckDuckGo mostly relies on Bing for its results. All search engines suck, of course, but the best choice for now is searX.

CuckCuckShlomo is no good, either.

Never trust the nose people

Believe it or not, I know a girl who has gone to rehab multiple times over her kratom addiction. I know it's legal in the US and a mild opiate but she's been in-and-out of rehab over it and alcoholism. Mind you, she isn't a hard drug user. She's definitely an alcoholic and heavy kratom user, and smokes weed from time to time but hasn't done anything most would consider 'hard'. But kratom and booze she struggles with maintaining any level of control.

I have no opinion on kratom, I've never done it or had any strong desire to do it. Mainly because my introduction to it was from her, and her experience was that of someone addicted to it which didn't make it sound fun.

I've sure met a handful of interesting people from Tinder, that's for sure, ha!

They show it now, including reports that Bing blocked it at the top. I bet some intern fat-fingered the country list.

duck duck go all the way

Edit: i stand corrected.

Let Microsoft know you care: https://www.bing.com/images/search?q=tank+man

Yeah, it sucks. Been trying to buy hardware for my hosting business and hardware us scarce and expensive right now.

irc.echelon.i2p currently has issues. temporarily removing this server from your irc client tunnel config will make the problem disappear!

Yes, the project is very much alive, actively developed, with a growing userbase.

Some of the differences between I2P+ and I2P include:

• 4 default console themes, 7 i2psnark themes, support for update-persistent css overrides and hiDPI screens
• renovated console and webapp user interface, with additional features
• in-console help section with pages for both new and experienced users
• various under-the-hood performance enhancements

More info: https://i2pplus.com or http://skank.i2p

GitLab: https://gitlab.com/i2pplus/I2P.Plus/

this actually made me laugh

Is the project still active in terms of users and contributors?

Also what's the difference with the original i2p?

Damn, never heard of it. This reminded me of Ninja Gaiden, that was one of the most underrated cult classics of the Nintendo era, also the first game I know to feature "cinematic" cut scenes.

Why are they hard on RAMBLE?

Something to do with me having insensitive humor and me possessing the radical belief in free speech, even speech promoting ideas that I disagree with.

We have a lot more in common than we have in our differences, the main difference is that I don't believe speech needs strict regulation and I don't jump to conclusions about someone's deeply rooted political and personal beliefs based on insignificant online interactions.

With that said, they've got a decent site. Like said over there: they do their thing and we do ours. Nothing to bicker over. A lot of the members here would get banned there, and a lot of the members there would scoff at some of the content here and not return after experiencing an unsavory exchange.

No big deal.

If I find a user of what I made, I'll be glad and kind to the user. Why are they hard on RAMBLE? Btw I'm having fun with fights between them and RAMBLE a bit. Just a bit.