Anonfrens,

I am in the vicinity of the Marine Corps Museum and the Capitol as a whole. Available for taking pictures of things that may be interesting for a few days.

Attached was something I thought interesting on my first pass through. The Germans - Austria-Hungary - were the Huns in generations long past. Perhaps one of those "distinguish between relevant and irrelevant information" sort of things - but a detail which stood out.

I have some other pictures I need to be sure to strip meta data out of to preserve their detail before posting - but mainly just random stuff that caught my eye as it pertained to events of global consequence.

>>4006673

Celebrate isn't really the goal. I suppose that depends largely upon the mindset of the person visiting.

My goal is rather different.

Question, however… Do you consider Asians White? As that is the majority of the museum's display - the wars in the Pacific, Korea, and Vietnam.

>>4006651

If you are interested in an explanation of how it works:

https://youtu.be/Lx9zgZCMqXE

This does a pretty darn good job without being sensational.

Different cryptos use different protocols. Etherium is very different. Litecoin is also very different. Monero is similar to the concept of bitcoin, but uses a different cryptography hash and has support for expanded transactions (such as triggering conditions for contracts and other things).

In the grand history of economics and monetary policy, cryptos are all very new and untested. There are also a lot of groups trying to scam people by creating a random "currency" to have people buy into, without it being more than a new twist on an investment scam.

I trust the encryption and the protocol of, say, bitcoin and monero. I do not know about their long term value… Or who holds how much of the relative share.

>>4006795

Quantum computers must have a resolved target in order to operate. Given the cipher and the message, they can find the key if they have the proper bit depth to handle it.