00:03:20 <surgeon_[m]> Which begs the question if a non-profit that would deliberately exclude those millions of people (and according to their logic express support for said exclusion) is worth supporting in the first place.
00:17:33 <anarkiocrypto[m]> Wikipedia provides free (both libre and gratis) access to information for everyone. Firefox provides an open source browser that Tor Browser is based on. IMO they are possibly just privileged/ignorant and assume that 1) everyone has access to banking and 2) everyone can safely disclose their full name and home address while donating.
00:52:34 <anarkiocrypto[m]> Added an "Oppose" vote to the Wikimedia page (don't know if I can/should do this as a non-contributor but there was too much FUD). Maybe it would be deleted as "shilling", not sure how is Wikipedia's moderation. Needed to use Tor -> VPN in Whonix Workstation since they ban Tor edits...
02:51:21 <bridgerton[m]> <eli> I will be honest. You need to understand why bitcoin was created to appreciate crypto but then you need to think what cryptos further encapsulate the fundamental of money. And then you need to find out about Monero.
02:51:21 <bridgerton[m]> 99% of the world will never understand this and that's why the anti crypto bunch will spout environmental nonsense as if the industrial revolution was a bad idea.
03:02:23 <bridgerton[m]> <eli> You know, the ETH and btc community is partly to blame for the hate crypto gets
03:02:42 <bridgerton[m]> <eli> They dig into this hive mindset that eth and btc over all else
03:03:22 <bridgerton[m]> <eli> And then bam the loud minority just thinks crypto is only btc and ether and their all ponzi schemes..
03:06:08 <bridgerton[m]> <eli> I actually use Firefox too
03:06:27 <bridgerton[m]> <eli> (I'm talking about the Mozilla thing now)
06:52:24 <string111[m]> G'day everyone. I just wanted to introduce myself real quick. I am string, somewhat experienced with fundamental cryptographics and -currencies. I came here because I want to understand how monero works, because it's a ton different from other cryptocurrencies on respect of the inner workings. I have already gathered the resources from the website, any other would be great appreciated. Thanks Tads!
06:53:07 <string111[m]> s/on/with/, s/of/to/, s/the/its/
06:53:29 <string111[m]> s/G'day everyone. I just wanted to introduce myself real quick. I am string, somewhat experienced with fundamental cryptographics and -currencies. I came here because I want to understand how monero works, because it's a ton different from other cryptocurrencies on respect of the inner workings. I have already gathered the resources from the website, any other would be great appreciated. Thanks Tads!/G'day everyone. I just
06:53:29 <string111[m]> wanted to introduce myself real quick. I am string, somewhat experienced with fundamental cryptographics and -currencies. I came here because I want to understand how monero works, because it's a ton different from other cryptocurrencies with respect to its inner workings. I have already gathered the resources from the website, any other would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Tads!/
07:58:32 <Inge> string111[m]: do you have the Zero to Monero book?
09:05:58 <anarkiocrypto[m]> Looks like someone named "Seddon" censored most pro-cryptocurrency comments with strikethroughs... https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Requests_for_comment/Stop_accepting_cryptocurrency_donations RIP Wikipedia...
09:08:42 <string111[m]> <Inge> "string111: do you have the..." <- Yes. I will give it a read on the weekend.
14:06:17 <crypto_grampy[m]> <anarkiocrypto[m]> "Looks like someone named "Seddon..." <- Right click save.  Will be a nice piece of history
21:40:23 <selsta> a bit late but I opened a ccs for 3 more months https://repo.getmonero.org/monero-project/ccs-proposals/-/merge_requests/279
22:09:52 <Inge> +1