That’s fair, but I was talking about online payments for digital goods, such as VPSes, vpns, donations, etc.

Also, let’s say irl stores adopted cryptocurrency as a payment method. Your bank wouldn’t know what you’re buying and therefore wouldn’t be able to sell that information.

Just one, the only relatively tech-savvy person I know irl

Private online (or maybe even offline) payments with Monero. And even if it’s not monero, you don’t have to deal with the BS of banks, such as the transactions taking days to complete. And nothing is tied to your real identity, making you entirely anonymous.

Or SearXNG. I run an instance, you can check it out: search.gregtech.eu

catbox.moe. And it’s free, though you can donate.

What’s the soviet union then?

Bitwarden is great, you can also optionally self-host it with vaultwarden.

Aaaaand now she’s mad at me for trying to pet her. Cats ☕

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Regarding the edit: /s is really useful for people who suck at detecting sarcasm, like me, or autists who tend to be bad at telling whether something is sarcasm or not.

Ohhhh I misread the username, I apologise.

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I set up a bridge on my home network. I’ll put the relay on my Hetzner VPS.

Well, I have a family, and they value me. What family values are you yapping about? OwO

In Yugoslavia each country had it’s stereotypes. Slovenian men (especially from urban Ljubljana) were seen as feminine and weak when compared to other Yugoslavian countries where the “machizmo culture” prevaled. They had office jobs, higher education, more emphasis on fashion and spoke in a soft, gentle manner. This is most certainly a result of our Austro-Hungarian past which made Slovenia a lot more developed than other Yugoslavian nations.

So then r/balkans_irl made us into femboys which one could see as the modernized version of the past sterotype coming into fruition.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Slovenia/comments/137g0pe/comment/jitasb6/

I honestly can’t tell if this is sarcasm

Beenut

What did you do? Use a VPN or Tor?

Ooooh this is a pretty cool tool, I’ll set up the docker container on my homelab

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