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XLE@piefed.socialOPto Technology@lemmy.world•Lumo: the least open 'open' AI assistant English8·29 days agoCan you be more specific?
XLE@piefed.socialto Privacy@programming.dev•Thousands Of Tesla EVs Can Be Located In Real Time, Security Researcher FindsEnglish12·1 month agoLast time I checked, Teslas always emit a Bluetooth ID, so it’s possible to crowdsource Tesla car tracking.
And by “possible,” I mean “already done”!
XLE@piefed.socialto Android@lemdro.id•BlackBerry Classic is being revived with Android, and it can be yours for $400English7·2 months agoII would appreciate Unihertz much more if they provided more than five minutes of security updates after each release. Or at least made it easier to run third-party ROMs.
XLE@piefed.socialto Privacy@lemmy.ml•How to get started with anonymous cryptocurrency payments?English2·2 months agoCan you elaborate on buying monero at an exchange and then transferring it out? Do you mean that OP should
- make a local wallet
- make an account on a popular exchange
- buy cryptocurrency on the exchange
- transfer it to their local wallet
And would it be accurate to say that a local wallet can be maintained without a lot of system power, and can run on open source software? I assume that because any transfers that are sent to or from the wallet, are basically synchronized in the Blockchain, so there’s not a lot of data that needs to be stored on the user’s side.
To be fair, the article itself recommends it.
Your tl;dr appears to be missing some important data. You can have an opinion but please don’t represent it as an accurate summary.
Things you crucially missed: