Welcome Alaska, good to see ya

I do not distrust ublok, but ublok also doesn't hold money.

ah, okay. I may have just too much of an inherent distrust of browser wallets just because the fact that the browser is such a large target area.

Dont forget about goyimx.com

Wonder if there is anything Woodser can port to Haveno

This is why my next phone will be running NuraEco (formerly PostMarketOS) based on Alpine Linux.

until google finally murders AOSP, yes. then Graphene, Lineage, etc will no longer exist.

RetoSwap doesnt ask questions

I actually like GNOME, thank you very much.

I do agree with your suggested systems though. I was using LMDE but recently gave NixOS a try for the second time and havent bounced off of it this time.

Soap, 13 gallon trash bags.

An ISP or ISP proxy (somebody pays the ISP and you pay them) would be great since if you had enough KH/s you could mine your internet bill. Same for electric, what if your electric company took Monero directly.

We have literally decades of human coded errors to fix. Things like LLMs just show us all the errors that have been made in the four decades that people have been coding software. For a while though, we are going to live through cyber hell.

I don't hold any other coins, but if I did, I would consider holding some of the gold tokens, except for the fact that they are on Solana or Ethereum or one of the other transparent blockchains, and I don't want others to know how much of them I have.

Maybe if they were listed as confidential assets on something like Xanno, I might consider it. Although with the fact that Xanno had the inflation issue recently and had to roll back a month worth of their blockchain, I'm not even sure that would be a good idea.

Though at worst, I guess a month worth of savings would get wiped out, and that's not very much. So while it would be annoying, it wouldn't be the end of the world

Glad I could help

Great work. Though I don't personally use Ethereum, I can see this being very handy.

Nihilist was on Monerotopia at least one time, telling us about this and his Darknet Lantern project.

I haven't been closely involved with this project, but it does sound incredibly interesting

Seems pretty neat, although in my opinion the user should be able to set the amount of confirmations needed in order to consider something as done.

I don't need 10 confirmations if I'm selling somebody a 10 mXMR USB Type-C cable, for example.

I would be more interested in a wallet that was in the browser if there was some sort of hard cap where it would require that any amount over, say, 0.1 Monero was automatically sent to an external wallet and you couldn't set it up without one.

The way I handle things is by not engaging with news media at all. If something is important enough that I need to hear about it, I will hear about it either from reading online in my normal circles or by people telling me IRL.

I am 100% in agreement with this. I'm pretty sure that my reputation as the person who advocates for stability over volatility precedes me. When those generous people donated to the pool, they gave the platform the right to decide how best to distribute the rewards to improve the platform and that's exactly what capping the reward does as it creates stability over a longer amount of time where people can engage with the platform.