Comments by "rejvaik" (@rejvaik00) on "Mental Outlaw" channel.

  1. If they actually manage to break up Google into smaller pieces i will be amazed
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  2. Basically keep your servers and yourself in a nation that doesn't have an extradition treaty with the United States
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  3. Yeah I commented something similar I think this guy is very new to farming and didn't take Ag in highschool and make it his life career I mean shear number of complaints from folks who are trying to be farmers about DST would fill that entire classroom
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  4. While factually true there is such a thing as reputation Monero doesn't have to be factually compromised a inorder for its reputation to be begin spiralling Enough people just have to perceive there would be an issue of the founder now working in tandem with law enforcement It remains to be seen if this will affect the reputation surrounding the cryptocurrency and the network at large
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  5. The New York and the aerial drones reminds me of the anime called Tank Police If you aren't familiar, the premise of the show was that government and law enforcement allowed criminality to reach such high extremes that to combat against it the police service needed to militarize intensely to that of the standing army with quite literally utilizing tanks as the common patrol car
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  6.  @FarnhamJ07  this is why I don't buy cars with proprietary software in them or better yet ANY software in them Cars do not need software in them they are old technology they can run perfectly fine without the advent of all this stuff
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  7. Having any discord is a bad idea don't use discord
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  8. Anytime Google suffers a setback is a good day
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  9. Goes to show that pom pom won't be useful to the FBI at all 🤣
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  10. Security through obscurity can only get you so far
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  11. I'm wondering if these leaks are a good thing or a bad thing? 🤔 I can't seem to tell everyone else seems to be downplaying it like I think even Wikipedia was talking about deleting the entire article on the subject But it seems also there's some pretty good revelations coming out of these files so I don't know
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  12. That's weird because didn't India once try to ban pojRn and it caused a massive outcry in the Indian population? Who said they have a right to privacy
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  13. What can you buy with the Monero? I'm curious is there a popular non criminal activity market where you can go to spend it?
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  14. They would disperse to the wind they being pretty much in every social media site but because there's no real social media giant in the event that Twitter falls apart they just wouldn't be as concentrated in a single location
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  15.  @mrvat100  if you haven't raised livestock before then you probably not aware that livestock are like humans in a sense for being creatures of habit they prefer to have a set schedule and they like to stick to it That's when they're the most content, and trying to set up livestock to adjust to a new schedule is aggravating and can take weeks of prepping wasting time for farmers
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  16. 8:28 I get that the marijuana joke was just that a joke but in all seriousness if it's true they gave it put to secure a vote that's highly illegal It doesn't matter if it's legal for recreational use on the state level you cannot hand out any sort of favor or gifts to influence an election of any kind on any level, Local, Municipal, or Federal that's a federal crime
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  17. Thanks for this video I always wanted to get into Monero but I didn't have the idea of where to start nor the budget, and there's sooooooo many scammers out there you don't know where to go to even begin getting the information
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  18. It's going to be awhile before self-driving cars become a mainstream thing and while they are here I think they'll just stay at niche for now Heck if more accidents like this keep popping up and they might be banned from the road who knows
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  19. Far more more likely is the building owner wants to continue to charge the massive $70,000 a month rent Louis rossmann touches on this a little bit when he talks about Urban decay in New York The building owners want to keep their property valued extremely high to justify the high-rent but not only that their property valued very high means it can be used as a collateral and they can use it when needing to purchase and maintaining their wealth
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  20. I thought it was already paywalled to fight but but the pay wall was just so low that most bots jump over it easily
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  21. I'm not sure if this was the best idea for musk I mean yes he's basically getting $8 for every single troll post and then able to ban those troll accounts but those troll posts keep bringing in a lot of negative press and negative media on his platform so I don't know if that's a net positive or net good
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  22. Yep I kind of commented something similar he is right in that he has may not have created the problem but he's still trying to do the same thing and "sell them back a solution" and generate profit from it
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  23. That's because the million and billion dollar companies would rather just have the insurance payout for when they get hacked Because then then they get rewarded for being hacked in the first place Meaning there's no real financial incentive for them to harden their networks
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  24. Not necessarily you just need to learn that as a developer you need to have VERY small interactions with your community If you have too much you will be overwhelmed and you will also attract the idiots that do nothing but hound you all day and bring that negativity towards you And eventually it will turn you yourself into such a negative individual and it will only prove their point
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  25. Should you be in TOR before you begin visiting the get Monero site and all the other sites you mentioned? Is it a good idea to have your ISP see you mining crypto?
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  26.  @Nahmate1337  "it remains to be seen if this this will affect the reputation surrounding the cryptocurrency and the network at large" I can't get any more than that while staying as objective as possible
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  27. I am so glad I was never one of them morons that fell for the 23andMe find your ancestry BS
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  28. I am not surprised Tesla is trying really hard to be anti right to repair and the ability to service your own vehicle so I'm not surprised they try to force people out and not find blatant security flaws
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  29. Me! I'm dropping Windows entirely once Windows 10 support is dropped by Microsoft entirely in 2025 Windows 10 will be my last ever use of a Windows operating system for the rest of my life, I couldn't believe the audacity of the moronic idea of Microsoft trying to sell keylogging as a feature of Windows 11 Recall and co pilot are some of the dumbest things I've ever heard
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  30.  @ethanstump  no that's not true they got him because he was trying to leave the thai border into Laos and even then he served one year in prison and now he's out And also the US sent in a team to find him, so no the Thai government never formally gave him up So yes go to nations without extradition treaties
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  31. Yeah decentralisation doesn't mean "no censorship" it just means there is no overlord who can control any and all servers There's always going to be censorship of something whenever you join some type of group on the internet
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  32.  @Nahmate1337  I have been objective and I'm going to say it over and over again it remains to be seen if this will cause damage to the reputation of the cryptocurrency and the network
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  33. Also a lack of resources typically countries that don't have extradition treaties don't have the resources to put in the effort to do the types of things that this guy was doing
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  34. I knew it was a matter of time
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  35. Yeah I'm getting very close to just abandoning the internet altogether once I learned about various things such as Pegasus and now this it just makes me not want to use the internet anymore
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  36. The guy running it unfortunately didn't do as well as a job he could managing the online community but also as well the community were pretty much not following rules so again there was just a negative feedback loop building of this guy banning someone for not following the rules and then resulting in the community getting butt hurt and crying resulting in more bans and the community at large only further perceiving the guy as an ogre and also him turning into more of a person to make quick judgments based upon anger and annoyance The toxicity was there on both sides but again it was initiated by dumb idiots within the community it only was the repeated use of the dumb idiots that caused the guy running the whole show to become slightly toxic himself
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  37. I agree but sadly the governments of: The Chinese, The Russians, The Eritreans, The Turks, The Brits, The Americans, The Koreans (North and South), the Australians, The Pakistanis, the Indians, and the Saudis don't
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  38. Everyday I am extremely happy that the US does not have an uncodified constitution like that in the UK Sure it might be easier to make changes to an uncodified constitution compared to the US's codified and indeed the US is infamous in how slow its bureaucratic process can be An example is the US didn't have federal law for workplace safety until 1970 a full 60 years after the infamous new york fire that cost the lives of over 100 women workers who were quite literally locked in to their workspace and forced to burn alive or jump from a dizzying height to their demise But when the UK parliament panics and wants to strip away rights and protections to its citizens it is also an easier process to do so
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  39. Lol he's a newbie at farming if he thinks that Farmers like DST😅 no they despise it
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  40. At this point. I'm just wanting to go back to nothing but text based and dropping the GUI entirely 😂
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  41. He also was in the US and not outside of the 14 eyes group
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  42. I'm just surprised for two things we have identified the person who created Monero but we haven't with Bitcoin AND he's able to walk around as a free man you'd think that he'd be facing some kind of legal actions or challenges since his encryption locks are considered too powerful for law enforcement agencies to break at least as of the time of this writing ergo they'd make sure he suffers legal consequences as a result And yes it's factual that some usage of Monero is being utilized in the criminal sphere to evade law enforcement
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  43. It was a forum that ran methods for illegal data harvesting and then also selling them But it didn't start that way, originally it started as a means of "pranking" and I use that term loosely, where you could do things like hack into someone's Twitter account and have them make a whole bunch of fake tweets and the like
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  44. There's more than a dozen ways to communicate with individuals across international borders now
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  45. This is why advertising companies should not be allowed to write the rules of the internet
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  46. What you need to do is layer your security If you going to use proton mail you better make sure your own identity is hidden already, your own IP is changed and when you send that message it better be encrypted in some way
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  47. This sounds a combination of both a thin-skinned developer as well as a toxic community but hey I could be wrong
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  48. Great now monero will basically lose all of its privacy aspects
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  49.  @bananafoneable  IRC? Eh? Can you please let me know I'm very curious about this 🤔
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  50.  @zesky6654  but he doesn't lose money on the trolls he makes $8 for every single troll verified account
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