Humanity used to have a limit to how much general sucktitude one group of people could inflict on another. If you were torturing someone, you might get bored of their screams, or the smell. To spy on someone would take 1 minute of your time for every 1 minute of spying. Technology is removing these limits. Now your privacy can be violated 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, by AI, for barely any cost to the person violating you at all.
Drones. They take the ability to create a totalitarian nightmare from a dream that from petty tyrants dreams to reality. Whatever terrible idea those that govern / control you might come up with, can be physical enforced upon you. Drones are rather the perfect real world example of this today. They can't spy on you all day, only because the batteries run out, but they can come and kill you. The majority of deaths in modern war now are from drones.
TLDR; Technology is enabling and will further enable those in charge of capital and governance to further and more deeply annihilate those they find troubling. The previous limits of hassle or personal cost to doing really crappy things is going down.
@GadSaad@elonmusk Elon and Pavel have sustained repeated and will continue to sustain repeated attacks until they actually mobilize their users directly to combat the attacks through legal and ethical political influence, such as voting. Both of them are limp dick in mobilizing their users 2 help.
Richard Heart here to help protect you from scams you didn't know about, but millions are falling for.
Scammers can inject evil links into your "legitimate" SMS chats by setting up an evil cell tower in a city and blast out SMS impersonating FedEx, UPS, your credit card company. It's called "smishing".
Because SMS sucks, the phones are stupid enough to go ahead and send you the scam SMS in the same chat as your legit SMS were.
When you get a scam email, at least you can "inspect headers" and verify the email server that sent the mail is actually the registered server of a domain you trust. SMS has no "inspect headers" I'm aware of.
Apparently disabling 2G can help stop this particular scam. Or lockdown mode on Iphone.
TLDR; You can't trust that because a message or link is in a known good SMS chat, that it's not a scammer.
@SenMcConnell Bro, I don't agree with the 99% of people that think you should actually just die already as you are unfit for your position. That being said, you didn't write this tweet, and that's misleading and disgusting
I've been telling you Bitcoin was at the top of its S curve for several years now. Which means that, if you want to make mad gains, you might want to buy something better, with more potential. PulseChain is better. Ethereum is better. PLSX, HEX, and ProveX, when it comes out have, more potential as well.
New features I feel will be releasing soon, but aren't out just yet. 1. https://t.co/YziFPT0ZbE code that supports trading AFTER graduation. 2. add/remove liquidity on same screen. 3. user profile shows token balance and $ val. 4. Protocol stats page. 5. Search in table by user address, username, type (trade, burn or liquidity.) 6. Full transaction history for each coin with full index of coin holder balances. 6. Updates from mined block to UI in about a second.
I hear someone is working on a multi-wallet https://t.co/XSf55kraIc as well.
I'm still here doing the right things. Lots of people are gone, or worse, doing the wrong things.
I persist.
@brian_armstrong@CoinbaseDev@base Since you're listing everything, give PulseChain a shot, it's had flawless operation for a few years. I wouldn't bother you, but since it's actually decentralized there's no fancy entity to fill out your forms.
@RichardHeartWin@elonmusk ...that will return when he either removes the rogue covert employees destroying X algos or when he decides to not cave to demands...
Something is going on, but its not quite clear.