keverets @keverets@librem.one

@vancha @PINE64 there are PayPal users, and there are cryptocurrency users. They tend to be distinct, which seems like it's the goal.

Getting greater coverage for greater availability.

"Majority" doesn't really come into it (that's already "Paypal users")

@Jojonintendo@mamot.fr @PINE64 depends where in the world you are. There is not a single 'debit card' network. That varies by country

@mhoye https://archive.org/details/msdos_Where_in_the_World_is_Carmen_Sandiego_Enhanced_1989

@mgrondin daily driver lasting a day is not a requirement?

@ducki bonus question: what year did you last see them?

@Gina what happened to your pixelfed posts?

@mhoye just a soulless photographer?

@mhoye reminds me of https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ZoyCSffM7I

@brainwane wonder if there's any hope of Debian packages for those, then. Easy systematic installation would be very helpful in growing the fediverse.

@mhoye if using a Tor proxy then there are limits to what it can detect and deal with. Orbot or similar presents as a VPN but then using Chrome to access sites leaks some tracking info regardless of what the proxy can do

@mhoye there are also Tor proxies that allow other browsers to work, which would have no hesitation about providing referer

@mhoye why broken? Is the thought that the Tor browser shouldn't provide referrers, or that links from .onion hosted sites should not propagate?

@mmanfredi @purism note the hedged bets about "start of evergreen batch". Given history, I wouldn't expect to see a device before September or October, even though I was an early contributor (first 14 days)