Tough audience here, huh?

Have you tried checking what the bytecode does? Maybe it’s just a way to block detection by Microsoft and antivirus programs, by creating a different binary every time. Just because something isn’t written in a high level language doesn’t mean it’s malicious. But it may be.

I use linux too and used a Windows 7 VM, not because I couldn’t borrow a Windows computer, but because they don’t ship MSIE any more.

I hope they don’t find any lump

I use it and like its UI but it doesn’t properly support offline, you can just download single tracks. By proper offline support I mean something like Audinaut, which unfortunately doesn’t work in new Android versions

You mean whether the library itself is testable? I have no idea, I didn’t write it, it’s stable and out there for years.

Whether the program is testable? Why wouldn’t it be. I could debug it just fine. Of course it’s not as easy as Go or Python but let’s not pretend it’s some arcane dark art

Blik only works on smartphones inside banking apps. You can’t just generate the codes on the bank’s website. Don’t fall for it, it’s one more step towards bank fueled totalitarianism. I have no idea why it got so popular in Poland.

https://themoonhouse.se/ was on board, so sad it didn’t land

Not really but sounds like a perfect snack for the end of a night out

Thanks for the Wikipedia article. Can you quote or paraphrase the first sentence?

Claude 3.7 told me i’m wrong a couple of times. It knows how to search. I don’t have an opinion on 4 yet but it can search too

I’m just sharing how I’ve found b2b contacts. My product was a financial failure but opened some doors.

A few more years of global warming and I’ll grow avocados too, sounds great

I used google ads with very specific phrases and geolocation limited to rich countries. I spent a lot on it, the sales were like twice of what I spent, but I got some good contacts from it and they kept coming back for more.

But, and that’s a big “but”, I was employed before, noticed a niche that no commercial provider filled, and created my product. It wasn’t an idea that I thought was fun or could change the world.

Well, of course, if you put it in the same phone that you used with your real name, it’s not anonymous. If you use it from your home, you’re not anonymous. Cellular networks aren’t built for privacy. But that was not the question here.

These sim cards don’t require any identity verification or app installation and can be paid for anonymously.

rsync.net

Why don’t you get one of the anonymous esims from kycnot.me ?

I like to leave ssh over tor hidden service on remote boxes. It’s pretty resilient and can serve as emergency access for when something happens to the VPN. Not a great primary access method because of the latency.

It starts a few screenshots down from here https://ourbigbook.com/cirosantilli/cia-2010-covert-communication-websites#overview-of-ciro-santilli-s-investigation

I’ve seen this idea before

That would be terrible, I have friends but they mostly send uninteresting stuff.