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Somebody has the QuadrigaCX domain and has set up a fake version of the site(easydns.com)
4 points by StuntPope 6y ago|0 comments
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Is WallStreetBets the early innings of a financial Arab Spring?(bombthrower.com)
2 points by StuntPope 6y ago|3 comments
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WallStreetBets Proves the System Is Rigged(bombthrower.com)
76 points by StuntPope 6y ago|22 comments
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by StuntPope 6y ago
Translation: I offer my opinion on something I literally and admittedly avoided reading.
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What’s already possible in legacy DNS for ENS and IPFS support(easydns.com)
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The Cultural Purge Is Now in Overdrive(outofthecave.io)
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Gold vs. Bitcoin is a self-defeating doom-loop(outofthecave.io)
9 points by StuntPope 6y ago|1 comments
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Cracking the Contrarians Code (Read Marks, Not Marx)(outofthecave.io)
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The Collectivist Nature of Social Media Platforms and Big Tech(outofthecave.io)
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Webster's redefines word after manufactured woke outrage(outofthecave.io)
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Even Unicorns Get the Blues(outofthecave.io)
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Wait, Why is The Fed buying my biggest competitors' bonds?(outofthecave.io)
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by StuntPope 6y ago
easyDNS has to be the registrar because only your registrar can change your nameserver delegation with the registry. This is, in essence, the registrar's job. To maintain your domain record and info, including nameserver delegation, wi
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Turns out half the internet has a single-point-of-failure called “Cloudflare”(easydns.com)
972 points by StuntPope 6y ago|385 comments
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Transhumanism: The new religion of the coming technocracy(axisofeasy.com)
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by StuntPope 6y ago
I think you cared to have an open mind about it, you would find that in practice, libertarians will step up and help those in need just as much any anybody else would. The extent to which people will do so is more dependent on their own mor
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by StuntPope 6y ago
I would say classical liberalism of yore is closer to libertarianism today. The big difference is positive versus negative rights. Libertarians and classical liberals believe in the latter (the right to be left alone, to live your life as y
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by StuntPope 6y ago
AxisOfEasy blog updated
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by StuntPope 6y ago
I would say that calling libertarianism an extremist ideology is a gross misunderstanding of it. My guess is everything you think you know about libertarianism, was what you were told by somebody who hates it. Full-on anarchism, or anarcho-
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by StuntPope 6y ago
Well said. Let's not forget Ignaz Semmelweiss, who make the outlandish claim that surgical and childbirth mortalities would decrease if surgeons washed their hands between procedures. The reason why was because he declared there existe
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by StuntPope 6y ago
Berenson isn't a libertarian, the guy who wrote the article (me), is. And I grapple with the dissonance between free market libertarian principles and big tech "take-it-or-leave-it" control over discourse all the time. As Vol
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by StuntPope 6y ago
There is a really good podcast out yesterday with Bill Fleckenstein on QuothTheRaven, and he talked about exactly this: The idea disagreeing with official discourse is somehow "political". It shouldn't be. But everything is s
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by StuntPope 6y ago
Thanks for the context. My writing focus has been on big tech, censorship, deplatforming and related topics and the last 4 or 5 articles I've posted here were flagged despite being heavily upvoted and making the front page. I can see
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by StuntPope 6y ago
How do you know that the book in question was putting up misinformation on a bad faith basis? You don't, and you won't, because the decision has been made for you. You honestly think there is no legitimate information to be added
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Amazon refuses to sell book on Covid-19 and lockdowns(axisofeasy.com)
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Defund the Police?(axisofeasy.com)
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Coronavirus conspiracy theories and Radical Uncertainty(guerrilla-capitalism.com)
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The Missing Manual for Defending Yourself Against Cancel Culture(axisofeasy.com)
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My book on defending from deplatform attacks is now free(axisofeasy.com)
23 points by StuntPope 6y ago|9 comments
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What's the difference between Fake News and Hypernormalisation?(axisofeasy.com)
24 points by StuntPope 6y ago|1 comments

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