WhoIsSatoshi

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by WhoIsSatoshi 13y ago
I fear Snowden will have to play the waiting game like Assange - this is ridiculous. I wish someone would stand up to the bullying - hopefully Assange is playing his cards right and the new wikileaks party in AU might help level things a bi
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by WhoIsSatoshi 13y ago
I don't see patents as critical to the masses. Look at Germany - they are trying to abolish software patents altogether (src: https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2013/06/german-parliament-says... ). I am worrie
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by WhoIsSatoshi 13y ago
Is there a point at which regular people will realize what is going on? The only ones who seem to care are the few people who understand the implications - everyone else content being a sheep, satisfied with explanations given by government
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by WhoIsSatoshi 13y ago
Being acquired would definately be a hindrance with the goal of bringing an affordable EV to the masses. I don't think it's about the money from there on.
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by WhoIsSatoshi 13y ago
is the link down? Can't access content - keeps loading here..
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by WhoIsSatoshi 13y ago
Who Is Satoshi Nakamoto?
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by WhoIsSatoshi 14y ago
it's unfortunately per chapter... rather cumbersome :(
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by WhoIsSatoshi 14y ago
How do you think credit card work? They approve blindly but might later reverse the transaction. You might want to setup a holding period for big transactions, and otherwise setup a system that incurs an expected loss/scam: Visa takes 2-5%
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by WhoIsSatoshi 14y ago
No it isn't, - check out his username: one single submission - def a hoax.
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Google's same day shipping(mercurynews.com)
2 points by WhoIsSatoshi 14y ago|0 comments
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by WhoIsSatoshi 14y ago
There is a privacy ecosystem that is rising from it all. There are ways. the TOR network allows you to anonymize your dealings from your ISP. Some sites are now advertising the anonymity and encryption they are using for their services (MEG
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by WhoIsSatoshi 14y ago
Galt he isn't - "The universe believes in Encryption" (J.Assange) and this fact is at the same time the redeeming and redemption of the system we're watching suffer. Key point though - we're not relying on Nietzchieans supermen championing
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by WhoIsSatoshi 14y ago
This is beautiful to watch unfold: The universe is taking flight! Do help it, not for the sake of a cryptocurrency, but for the ethical implications. For you and for me.
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by WhoIsSatoshi 14y ago
I don't like it. Putting the web's biggest P2P website in the hands of one of the most authoritative dictatorial regime - what could go wrong? Security issues anyone? Seems fishy at best, and if true it is counter productive: it will not
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by WhoIsSatoshi 14y ago
You seem to say that the implementation of a lottery would smoothly go. I disagree: the system has worked in TW but was it implemented in the same conditions? Do you remember when the US tried to implement the metric system? There were onl
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by WhoIsSatoshi 14y ago
I think the concept of FairTax is interesting, but the application through a lottery system is a gamble at best (har). Because it is working for Taiwan does not mean that it would be transferable: if a tax-system is holding an economy toget
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Driverless cars - California gov signs bill requiring drafting of regulation(abcnews.go.com)
4 points by WhoIsSatoshi 14y ago|0 comments
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by WhoIsSatoshi 14y ago
> But "money" isn't an investment. It's a medium of exchange. I disagree, many traders deal solely with currencies. > deflation inhibits the exchange. Valid if you deal with fiat currencies - but with a finite volume that point d
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by WhoIsSatoshi 14y ago
This is a burden only if you do not use it. but the same applies to any investment - why invest at all? Bitcoins are capped by protocol - Quoting DeathAndTaxes @ https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=80185.0 : (quote) The method used fo
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IBM on the cusp of revolutionizing computing through quantum chips(engadget.com)
2 points by WhoIsSatoshi 15y ago|0 comments