I do have a great concern about over crowding of radio waves and the amount of encrypted traffic over a variety of bands in a future where nation states may no longer play such a large role. Maybe Aragon will play a role?

Too many radio waves are no good for the cells in our body. When people have financial incentive to turn the gain up on microwave dishes -humanity can, possibly, suffer.

Relevant, applicable & actionable information: https://bengreenfieldfitness.com/podcast/biohacking-podcasts/the-real-research-on-wifi-health-cell-phones-dirty-electricity-more/

Qubes OS looks intriguing, Snowden uses as his OS. Quarantines everything in a VM, down USB ports. Different Window, different network, running another virtual OS even. This guy gives a great intro: https://youtu.be/sbN5Bz3v-uA

@Scribbles Qubes is cool, probably the best distro if your super paranoid. Takes a bit of getting used to though

Qubes OS looks intriguing, Snowden uses as his OS. Quarantines everything in a VM, down to USB ports. Different Window, different network, running another virtual OS even. This guy gives a great intro: https://youtu.be/sbN5Bz3v-uA

Qubes looks tight!

One of my favorite open source projects, The Zerophone has a patreon where you can donate $60 to allocate 4 hours of development resources to your chosen issue or idea in relation to the project. I think that is so cool , this kid is truly dedicated. I love what a great example it is of what open communities and driven ideas can accomplish in the 21st century. I may have to build one from scratch because I’m not sure how much longer I can wait for the kit😬 check out the patreon: https://www.patreon.com/ZeroPhone

Something about a linux powered nokia just really gets me going, the modularity is limitless.

I've been following the project since 2017.

@Scribbles " a linux powered nokia " - I run a Jolla Sailfish phone, which is near exactly this https://jolla.com/. Having a CLI on the my phone is great, can compile simple C programs too. Zerophone looks great tho’, I’m a sucker for a DIY kit :). There’s also the Fairphone project (https://www.fairphone.com/en/),which I know people have been running Sailfish on (you can also port Sailfish to various Sony phones too:)

@Scribbles " a linux powered nokia " - I run a Jolla Sailfish phone, which is near exactly this https://jolla.com/. Having a CLI on my phone is great, can compile simple C programs too. Zerophone looks great tho’, I’m a sucker for a DIY kit :). There’s also the Fairphone project (https://www.fairphone.com/en/),which I know people have been running Sailfish on (you can also port Sailfish to various Sony phones too:)

@julian Wow @julian thanks! I was familiar with fairphone, but Sailfish looks amazing and it supports android apps! Something I don’t think Ubuntu Touch supports yet.

My interest in Zerophone has also to do with:
-No special licenses
-Understanding every piece, and mitigating points of weakness. If i am building my own car I can rest assured I know every piece and what it does.
-I like projects that someone can build anywhere with any set of tools and parts. The plans are modular in a “rebuild civilization from the ground up” type of way, that a layperson can understand and accomplish.

Someone recently turned me onto open ecology, which has a similar mission but with farming equipment. “Civilization starter toolkit” fit on one disc.

Dudes 2019 is pretty cool. We live in yesterday’s future :p

@julian Wow @julian thanks! I was familiar with fairphone, but Sailfish looks amazing and it supports android apps! Something I don’t think Ubuntu Touch supports yet.

My interest in Zerophone has also to do with:
-No special licenses
-Understanding every piece, and mitigating points of weakness. If i am building my own car I can rest assured I know every piece and what it does.
-I like projects that someone can build anywhere with any set of tools and parts. The plans are modular in a “rebuild civilization from the ground up” type of way, that a layperson can understand and accomplish.

Someone recently turned me onto open ecology, which has a similar mission but with farming and other industrial tools & equipment. “Civilization starter toolkit” fit on one disc.

Dudes 2019 is pretty cool. We live in yesterday’s future :p

https://tinygo.org/

Metamask just released the public beta of there mobile wallet. I’ve used literally every mobile dapp browser and from first glance it is by far the slickest. Also the only one that competes with opera for speed when interacting win DAOs. Probably going to using this as my main mobile wallet

https://mobile.metamask.io/?source=post_page---------------------------

Does that make any sense?

Trying to figure out a way to do away with the custody KYC model of WBTC, and instead have a system where we would have a DAO managing the private keys for the custody addresses and programmatically mint and burn the WBTC tokens.