sudo rm -rf --no-preserve-root /(@pcaversaccio):too many folks think privacy is about removing names. well, it is _not_. it's about eliminating _uniqueness_. once your behaviour stands out, you've already identified yourself. it's all about maximising your anonset guys, whether on-chain or across every piece of metadata you leave behind (and you leave a lot of data behind dude). the fun fact is that many times the best privacy decision is simply sticking to the defaults because the crowd is your cover.

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sudo rm -rf --no-preserve-root /@pcaversaccio

2026.07.30 10:01

too many folks think privacy is about removing names. well, it is _not_. it's about eliminating _uniqueness_. once your behaviour stands out, you've already identified yourself. it's all about maximising your anonset guys, whether on-chain or across every piece of metadata you leave behind (and you leave a lot of data behind dude). the fun fact is that many times the best privacy decision is simply sticking to the defaults because the crowd is your cover.

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