crediblewitness

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by crediblewitness 7y ago
it would work exactly the same then: taking ownership of the handshake private key by which the registration means you control that name.
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by crediblewitness 7y ago
> Good luck with that. If there is no way to have a US court take ownership of a domain (or force someone to handover a bad faith registration), someone will either end up in jail for contempt, or it will just be banned. This same argume
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by crediblewitness 7y ago
This is another Handshake protocol FAQ targeted at technical folks https://github.com/handshake-org/handshake-org.github.io/blo... (FYI this is a file currently staged in a pull request to the handshake docs repo
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by crediblewitness 7y ago
> - If I buy a TLD, will I own it in perpetuity, even after I die? No, if you don't send a renewal transaction, the name goes up for auction again. > - Is this going to have the same environmental problems as Bitcoin, or will hav
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by crediblewitness 7y ago
That's like saying I shouldn't fight for my rights unless I fight for the rights of every person on planet earth. Where does our obligation to others start and end? No. First and foremost I will fight for my own freedoms.
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by crediblewitness 7y ago
QE is just buying bonds. With that approach rates do have a floor at zero.
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by crediblewitness 7y ago
Sam Altman has written about a US Digital Currency ( http://blog.samaltman.com/us-digital-currency ), and considers the idea that it's issued as a "second" legal tender. This IMF article also considers the idea
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by crediblewitness 7y ago
Have you seen any interest from companies who are already traded on existing stock exchanges from delisting there and being listed on the LTSE?
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by crediblewitness 7y ago
I've met some great friends through technical meetups. The connections you make there don't have to be strictly professional
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by crediblewitness 7y ago
My experience at wework was also very positive. got to meet some attorneys at an adjacent office and grew quite friendly with a few startups down the hall. They also take care of all the events throughout the work week, and open it up to ev
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by crediblewitness 7y ago
The comment you are replying to answers your question. Q. Why as a society have we decided that libraries are where hurting people are to be herded? A. "...we find the idea of involuntarily committing psychiatric patients to be unpalat