flyingfences

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by flyingfences 10y ago
You're skeptical it is possible for something to be more efficient than the US Government?
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by flyingfences 10y ago
"Intellectual Property" is the use of the State's violence in an attempt to enforce an artificial scarcity upon something that is naturally non-scarce - information. It is inherently antithetical to a free society and always
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by flyingfences 10y ago
I don't think that anybody is saying that inspections are detrimental to food safety; I think that we're saying that a lack of regulations is not markedly detrimental to food safety.
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by flyingfences 10y ago
For those looking for an even shorter read, Leonard Read's I, Pencil gets the basic point across pretty quickly. There's even a video adaptation available for those who don't want to read at all. https://en.wikis
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by flyingfences 10y ago
While there are much better sites than gogo for watching anime (Flash? ugh), I absolutely second the recommendation to check out Welcome to the NHK .
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by flyingfences 10y ago
From what I've heard they actually aren't accepting Bitcoin any more (counter to the claim in the EFF article) because Coinbase dropped them for the same reason. I would suggest that it's time for them to look into a self-hos
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by flyingfences 10y ago
Yet more evidence in favor of its use - clarity is important!
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by flyingfences 10y ago
The Japanese architects have figured out how to do exactly that. Japan experiences earthquake after earthquake, but Japanese cities are full of skyscrapers and I haven't heard of any of those having any catastrophic issues of the sort