Intro
In this episode, we explore just exactly what is uncool in the privacy scene. Does this have you feeling uncool? If so, fill out the short form at the bottom of the page to request your initial consultation. If you don’t get the reference, you may not appreciate this as much as you otherwise would.
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We’ve been talking about cool and its ramifications and how it applies to the privacy scene.
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But maybe you can give us some examples now of the opposite of cool, uncool, just exactly
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what is uncool?
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Yeah well we have some thoughts on that.
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It’s uncool to claim that you have nothing to fear or that you have nothing to hide.
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And you know it’s even less cool to ask, “What are you hiding?”
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It’s uncool to scroll through your Fecesbook waiting for the light to change. And it’s
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uncool to let anybody know that your uncle is a registered Coinbase user, uncool with
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the whole family.
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You know it’s uncool to buddy with the known fed. And it’s uncool to ask, “Where’d you
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get the gold?”
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It’s disastrously uncool to let friends use your network as an exit node for packets
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from the dark web. And it’s uncool to ask, “Where did you get your Monero?”
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It is uncool to wear smartwatches, unless you should be wearing smartwatches, in which
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case it is uncool to take them off.
