chrisoco @chrisoco

what, me worry? stack sats, stay humble, repeat. also obsessed with Tesla and UAP/NHI. ventura, ca Joined May 2008

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chrisoco @chrisoco

5 hours ago

@parman_the realizing what you have instead of stressing about what you don’t, seem simple

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Parman BIP110 🔑 Bitcoin Self-Custody Mentor @parman_the

8 hours ago

Someone who has a shitty life, but always enjoys or appreciates the moment, will live happier than a person with a kick-ass life but doesn't enjoy the moment and constantly worries and plans.

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Mike Bales 🫡🇺🇸 @MikeBales

2 days ago

Still blows my mind that we had potato chip delivery guys, never mind milkmen.

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chrisoco @chrisoco

2 days ago

new episode

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Cern Basher @CernBasher

3 days ago

What we are witnessing on Instagram and TikTok isn't just a tech trend - it’s the live broadcast of a societal tipping point. Can Tesla make enough vehicles to meet the demand?

Viv 🪩 @battleangelviv

3 days ago

FSD is going mainstream

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Lawrence Lepard, "fix the money, fix the world" @LawrenceLepard

2 days ago

If you have questions about anything Bitcoin, particularly cold storage and self custody these videos by my friend Ben are the best. Excellent free content.

BTC Sessions 😎 @BTCsessions

2 days ago

The @SOVsessions launch is in 5 days! Not only that, but on day one, we're gonna drop 3 tutorials. If you want strictly tutorial content, come join me. Sub here: youtube.com/@SovereignSess…

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chrisoco @chrisoco

2 days ago

@Cyber_Trailer never gets old✨

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Seán Ono Lennon @seanonolennon

3 days ago

Life Tip: I’ve noticed that you can be totally correct about something but if you’re a dick about it people won’t wanna hear it.

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James Li @5149jamesli

3 days ago

We are living under hyperinflation but nobody wants to admit it.

Camryn @dancingofpens

5 days ago

this graph from the AP stunned me into silence

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chrisoco @chrisoco

3 days ago

@Polymarket this is like when the skiers and snowboarders first started getting into it

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@owroot hey hear that everyone! ol dipshit root thinks cancer and cirrhosis is better than adult cannabis users fighting pain/depression/ opiate addiction/ alcohol addiction etc with a herb that is given to cancer patients that was caused by…. What was it again. Oh yea cigarettes!

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chrisoco @chrisoco

3 days ago

@JoeNakamoto if they could get some other brewers to do this, they could start their own mining pool called “suds“

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Joe Nakamoto ⚡️ @JoeNakamoto

4 days ago

Hawkesbury Brewing uses the excess heat from Bitcoin Mining to brew beer 🇦🇺🍻

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chrisoco @chrisoco

4 days ago

@DecrimNat all intoxicants are not created equal✨

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Pierre Rochard @BitcoinPierre

5 days ago

Duress passwords should have plausible deniability, nobody should know that you wiped the device, it should seem to function normally. Very poor opsec design.

Smartphones sans Google (GAFAM) @Sans_Google

a week ago

First known US case: American charged for using a “duress” password Samuel Tunick, an Atlanta resident, is being prosecuted for allegedly giving border agents a passcode that wiped his phone. The feature comes from GrapheneOS, a privacy-focused Android OS. Entering the duress

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Rare 🇺🇸 @RareImagery

4 days ago

Tired of being a good boy

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Jonathan Slater @slater57649

4 days ago

They. Are. The. Best.

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chrisoco @chrisoco

4 days ago

@TFTC21 The tyranny is becoming more obvious👀

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TFTC @TFTC21

5 days ago

A man returning to the US through Atlanta gave border agents a PIN to his GrapheneOS phone. But it wasn't his real PIN, it was a duress code that wiped the device clean. Now the DOJ is charging him with destruction of property to prevent government seizure. CBP claims the authority to copy the entire contents of your phone into a central database without a warrant, on suspicion alone. They told this man they didn't need a warrant. They refused to let him speak to a lawyer. They didn't read him his Miranda rights. And when he used a privacy feature, one specifically designed for situations where you're being coerced into handing over access to your device, they charged him with a federal crime. The government wants full access to your digital life at the border, and it wants to criminalize any tool that makes that harder. GrapheneOS built the duress PIN for exactly this kind of scenario. The fact that using it could land you in federal prison tells you everything you need to know about where the lines are being drawn between privacy and compliance. This case is going to set precedent. If the DOJ wins, every privacy tool that allows you to protect your data under duress becomes a potential felony. That should concern everyone, regardless of what you think about this particular defendant.