Looking up the Let's Decentralize website to check whether ZeroNet or Lokinet was proprietary soyware (spoiler alert: both).
I found 2, and they share quite a funny contrast.
letsdecentralize.org: "fuck crypto, Web3 is a scam"
letsdecentralize.com: "crypto good, Web3 is the future"
I found 2, and they share quite a funny contrast.
letsdecentralize.org: "fuck crypto, Web3 is a scam"
letsdecentralize.com: "crypto good, Web3 is the future"
@ryo Both of those are wrong. Crypto is good. Web3 is a scam.
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@charliebrownau @ryo I don't think it should replace cash or barter, but it's useful for things like renting virtual private servers or funding FOSS projects.
@charliebrownau @xianc78 I wonder if they'd accept Yen, and I wonder how long it'll take for it to arrive at Mullvad.
@charliebrownau @xianc78 Currency exchanges are always a bunch of scammers.
You give 2000 yen, and get like 10 US dollar out of it if you're lucky.
In this sense I'd rather get a flight ticket to Guam (the nearest by USSA territory), and get a bunch of (worthless) USD out of an ATM while there sufficient for 2 years of Mullvad invoices.
You give 2000 yen, and get like 10 US dollar out of it if you're lucky.
In this sense I'd rather get a flight ticket to Guam (the nearest by USSA territory), and get a bunch of (worthless) USD out of an ATM while there sufficient for 2 years of Mullvad invoices.
@xianc78 @ryo
Mullvad accepts physical cash in the mail