WestleBittle

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2024-09-03 14:30:12

When I'm typing in Amethyst using the GrapheneOS stock keyboard. I have a strange issue that has been around for months.
When I make a typo mid word, and hit the backspace key to correct it, it removes the space between the word I am typing and the previous word. It's incredibly irritating, anyone else experience this or have a fix?
#Amethyst #GrapheneOS

2024-07-31 03:03:42

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Nothing that is nearly as secure:
From their github description:
https://github.com/GrapheneOS/PdfViewer/releases
Simple Android PDF viewer based on pdf.js and content providers. The app doesn't require any permissions. The PDF stream is fed into the sandboxed WebView without giving it access to content or files. Content-Security-Policy is used to enforce that the JavaScript and styling properties within the WebView are entirely static content from the apk assets. It reuses the hardened Chromium rendering stack while only exposing a tiny subset of the attack surface compared to actual web content. The PDF rendering code itself is memory safe with dynamic code evaluation disabled, and even if an attacker did gain code execution by exploiting the underlying web rendering engine, they're within the Chromium renderer sandbox with no access to the network (unlike a browser), files, or other content.

2024-05-01 03:57:55

You can be my first follower :)
#nevent1q…kvu5

2024-04-26 03:00:46

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What do you mean?

2024-04-24 14:08:40

This is a problem.
#nevent1q…gdgx

2024-04-16 03:07:45

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"The album cover is a photograph taken by NASA"
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Commodity_(album)

2024-04-12 16:38:00

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Yeah, I've bought those consistently for years from Costco in Canada, that's a misprint by 10x, never come close to that price, not even in the midst of covid.

2024-03-25 04:09:51

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I've had this happen twice, both times it occurred immediately when I opened the wallet.

2024-03-15 03:54:24

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Me either 🫠
That's an ambitious goal

2024-03-11 04:24:15

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Are you familiar with "The Great Taking" the laws around property rights with respect to financial assets has changed. You merely hold an interest in the custodied bitcoin, and not primary or secured interest.
It's a free book, available online, that can be read in a day easily.
https://thegreattaking.com/read-online-or-download

2024-03-06 17:05:18

Why are Property Prices High.
A Canadian Perspective.
Things were not always like this... Housing prices used to reflect the "utility value" of the building and property. In that free market system "supply and demand" kept housing mostly in line with the cost of construction and the scarcity of the land.
A few things have all contributed to the issue, ranked in the order I believe they contribute.
1) MONEY PRINTING
Prices go up and down for various reasons, certain sectors of prices going up isn't inflation. (War in Ukraine, scarcity of fuel/wheat, prices go up, not inflation) Inflation is when ALL your prices go up across the board. The ONLY cause of that type of inflation is the central bank creating more money and the government injecting it into the market in their budget items. This tactic, makes all the money in the market less valuable by a small percent. It's a hidden, unaccounted for tax on everyone who holds government "fiat" money. Every government that issues fiat has done this, since the invention of fiat, going back thousands of years. This means, that hard assets (real estate, precious metals, a pile of gravel etc) need cost more and more fiat currency, as the fiat currency is worth less and less every time the central bank prints more it dilutes the value. So if your stock portfolio goes up by 5%, but inflation was 8%, you've actually lost 3% of your purchasing power. However, if you have a rental property, that rental property, will always hold the same "utility value", it can still keep the occupants warm and dry. So it may not track inflation precisely, but over the decades, it protects against the erosion of the dollar. Saving dollars makes you poor, buy hard assets in an inflationary environment. (Consequently this acts as a wealth transfer tax from the poors without assets to the wealthy with assets.)
2) ZONING LAWS
The people in politics, both at federal and provincial levels, but also all the way down to the municipalities, and the (generally older) citizens that are meaningfully active in politics ALL are massively and disproportionately made up of people who own at least one, if not multiple properties. For most of those people, property makes up the majority of their portfolio.
Consequently, they are systemically bent to protecting the value of their properties. You see this in the NIMBY movements, and puplic hearing on zonings and such. The result is that municipalities artificially limit the number and types of buildings that they approve, no one wants a big "affordable housing" complex built in their nice neighborhood. This creates artificial scarcity and keeps prices high, because builders can't make all the cheap housing that the market demands. This will not change, because as by the time someone gets there life in order enough to influence politics, they have their financial affairs in order and benefit from it.
3) BUILDING CODES
Progressives in the past 3-4 decades have been aghast at the conditions some people lived in, packing into a rooming house with shared washrooms for instance. So in cities across north America, they have changed building codes to ensure that new builds have certain minimums, like bedrooms must have a window and a closet, each suite needs to have it's own washroom etc. These restrictions, don't improve peoples living conditions, they remove peoples free choices. Some of the people that would be ok in these conditions needs to rent an apartment and are financially stressed by it, some of them go homeless, despite having modest employment. Removing choices, doesn't magically change the economics of it.
4) CHINESE MONEY
Specific to the Lower Mainland in British Columbia. The Chinese underground banks are taking advantage of Canada's lax financial laws to circumvent the Chinese limits on exporting money outside of China. By getting street cash from the fentanyl crisis addicts, and then washing it through BC casinos, and then using the "winnings" to buy property in Canada. This is all documented in great detail in Sam Coopers book "wilful blindness"

2024-02-23 16:12:08

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As a canadian bitcoiner, also living on the land, this may be my favorite post of all time. It's a pretty specific niche you itched there.

2024-01-30 03:40:43

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I imagine one of the phones are compromised, not the signal app or system. An app, including SimpleX, is only as secure as the environment it is being executed in #GrapheneOS

2024-01-25 16:38:25

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I'm relieved on your behalf, what a fuck twit, so glad that this chapter is closed for you. Congrats!

2023-12-13 21:42:28

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The main profile when you boot the phone is a generic one with a bunch of random web history and data poisened contacts, logins savedtlo cloud accounts I don't use etc.
I also have the account I actually use all the time, and a seperate crypto wallet profile

2023-08-05 15:17:41

The media lies

2023-08-02 07:32:10

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There is a setting under security for the phone to restart if not unlocked for a period of time. Which is a stunning security feature when paired with the Titan M chip. Maybe check that?

2023-08-01 23:59:59

#nevent1q…dlql

2023-07-23 06:12:06

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Really, he appears to be supportive publicly.

2023-07-23 04:29:07

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A fellow uranium squeezer, I didn't know there was a community outside of reddit!

2023-07-23 04:28:07

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For what it's worth anecdotally, I really enjoy your macro content, newsletter and podcast interviews, but don't have a twitteraccountt to get your updates there.

2023-07-21 16:43:30

“If there’s two great evils in the world it is centralization and complexity”
-George Hotz

2023-07-20 03:46:12

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Agreed, QubesOS is the way