f3llowtraveler

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by f3llowtraveler 10y ago
If aggression is normally used by murderers, robbers, and tyrants, and that is normally "not okay" -- do you believe there are cases where it IS okay, as long as we voted on it first?
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by f3llowtraveler 10y ago
The bottom line is, these tech companies all heavily support the Democratic party and Democratic causes. Therefore it's cosmic justice that they should be subject to Democratic policies. Put your money where your mouth is!
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by f3llowtraveler 10y ago
There's no need to store the credentials -- you can just ask the Apple keychain to store them instead.
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by f3llowtraveler 10y ago
As far as I understand, WhatsApp is not conducting any activities in Brazil. There are people in Brazil who have downloaded the application, and those people are connecting OUT to WhatsApp, which is operating in America. So all the Brazilia
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by f3llowtraveler 10y ago
He wouldn't owe any taxes. At least, not any income tax. The coins were worthless when he first mined them, and so there wouldn't have been any tax due. If he were to sell the coins now, he might incur a capital gains tax, dependi
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by f3llowtraveler 11y ago
Spooner's essays on the Jury representing the whole people (not merely the majority), and the criminal intent, are among the most important political writings. Comparable to Bastiat's "The Law." I recommend "The Lys
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by f3llowtraveler 11y ago
I think the big injustice is that people don't have a right to a jury in tax court. Therefore judgments are enforced without the consent of the people. Therefore taxation in the USA today is extortion. All the quibbling about the ridic
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by f3llowtraveler 11y ago
First, law enforcement catches and successfully prosecutes pedophiles all the time. It's called "good old fashioned police work" and it doesn't require violating our 1st, 4th, and 13th amendment rights. Second, how on ea
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by f3llowtraveler 11y ago
Who the hell was PRAISING the TPP?
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by f3llowtraveler 11y ago
Why are the establishment mouthpieces trying so hard to create a new Cold War? Is it because the Terror War isn't enough to justify the elites' desired levels military spending?
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by f3llowtraveler 11y ago
Same reason no one can stop cryptocurrencies. So far I don't see any reason why Bitcoin's exponential adoption rate would suddenly grind to a halt.
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by f3llowtraveler 11y ago
VISA is still living in the 20th century.
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by f3llowtraveler 11y ago
These kinds of problems don't happen in a free market.
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by f3llowtraveler 11y ago
I just got onto Twitter to post this article along with a tweet saying something like: "Authorities will use terrorism as excuse to censor social media, but then actually they'll use it to censor ordinary Germans talking about New
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by f3llowtraveler 11y ago
Before Uber and Lyft, it was nearly impossible to catch a cab from downtown to South Austin, since everyone was fighting over the cabs and the cabbies would refuse to drive to South Austin. It was a nightmare. Those city council members try
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by f3llowtraveler 11y ago
Does it work with Enigmail? (OpenPGP...) For me, GPG is an integral part of working with email.
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by f3llowtraveler 11y ago
Bitcoin.
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by f3llowtraveler 11y ago
They'll make a movie out of this one.
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by f3llowtraveler 11y ago
> If we lived in a bitcoin world it would be impossible for governments to mobilize itself to direct resources to solve social problems. Thank god. Can't happen soon enough.
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by f3llowtraveler 11y ago
He discovered evidence of unconstitutional (illegal) actions by those in government, with the potential to lead to an Orwellian society. He took on significant personal risk and made a huge sacrifice in order to inform the public of this go
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by f3llowtraveler 11y ago
"It's state-of-the-are"
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by f3llowtraveler 11y ago
> where government officials work to the benefit of the people. hahahahahahahaha
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by f3llowtraveler 11y ago
The entire financial and monetary system is a government-enforced cartel. I don't expect that to change anytime soon. Things will just keep getting worse.
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by f3llowtraveler 11y ago
You can still "delete" by hand in D. The GC just does it if you fail to.
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by f3llowtraveler 11y ago
An easy solution is to avoid bank transfers for Bitcoin transactions, and instead to deal in cash. Since Bitcoin is another form of cash, it becomes an exchange of one form of cash for another. There is no future risk of the transaction bei
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by f3llowtraveler 12y ago
There's no way to tell for sure if something like this is intentional or not. Also, waiting to fix it until a researcher makes it public may have been intentional.
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by f3llowtraveler 12y ago
Sounds like they will ship CNC machines, just not the one sold by Defense Distributed. Not cool. The "regulatory uncertainty" line is the same cop-out used by banks regarding Bitcoin-related businesses. Do we now, in America, assu
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by f3llowtraveler 12y ago
> As Republicans Concede... Do they ever do anything else?
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by f3llowtraveler 12y ago
Wow, sounds like the legislation itself in the U.S. is immoral and unethical.
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by f3llowtraveler 12y ago
Keep voting Democrat and Republican, and you will keep getting these results.

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