If you meet someone, for example at a random conference, who says he is me, you can safely call him a liar.
I am generally against public mass meetings of those who, for some reason, consider themselves to be part of the crypto community…
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I am generally against public mass meetings of those who, for some reason, consider themselves to be part of the crypto community…
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That’s why I never attend meet-ups, conferences and other mass meetings and suggest you doing the same! Or ask to proof it via my Twitter.
Why do I think so? Let me just leave a link to this wonderful repository and you will understand my concerns
github.com/jlopp/physical…
That’s why I never attend meet-ups, conferences and other mass meetings and suggest you doing the same! Or ask to proof it via my Twitter.
Why do I think so? Let me just leave a link to this wonderful repository and you will understand my concerns
github.com/jlopp/physical…
2/5
If you still have to go, check out this awesome tool, related to our topic github.com/skickar/CreepD…
If you still have to go, check out this awesome tool, related to our topic github.com/skickar/CreepD…
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Everything you need to know when dealing with personal safety or #OpSec issues is already in my Guide!
github.com/OffcierCia/Cry…
Everything you need to know when dealing with personal safety or #OpSec issues is already in my Guide!
github.com/OffcierCia/Cry…
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