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by gasull 13y ago
Alvin Toffler already talked about this possibility in his 1993 book Future Wars http://www.amazon.com/Future-Wars-Worlds-Dangerous-Flashpoin... ;
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by gasull 13y ago
If I understand it right, it doesn't offer deniability. If you want a system with encryption and deniability, try Bitmessage. https://bitmessage.org
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by gasull 13y ago
I wish more people used Bitmessage. It makes communications encrypted, secret (with deniability) and it also has built-in spam minimization in the protocol itself. It also includes broadcast messages (like Twitter) and chan boards. It mak
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Warrant canary(en.wikipedia.org)
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by gasull 13y ago
> Lay down your pitchforks and direct your anger and incredulity to your government, who ordered this It's also important to raise the awareness that our data isn't safe in Google's hands.
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by gasull 13y ago
"According to the law" actually means "yes, we give the Government all access". Read this: http://techcrunch.com/2013/06/07/doublespeak-denials-and-bro... ;
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by gasull 13y ago
Study: 28% Increase In Thyroid Problems In Babies Born After Fukushima in Alaska, California, Hawaii, Oregon and Washington http://www.zerohedge.com/contributed/2013-04-03/study-almost...
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by gasull 13y ago
9/11 destroyed the Western World. European countries have followed the US and now they're less free than they used to be. Is there a single country that is reasonably free and where freedom is increasing instead of decreasing?
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by gasull 13y ago
Bitmessage is open source. https://github.com/Bitmessage/PyBitmessage
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by gasull 13y ago
This is the important bit: Google, Microsoft and Twitter publish transparency reports detailing government requests for information, but these reports do not include FISA requests because they are not allowed to acknowledge them. Yet si
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by gasull 13y ago
I'm more upset about Larry Page trying to deceive the public than about Obama. I trusted Google. I feel betrayed.
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by gasull 13y ago
I've posted this a few times, but I'll do it again: Why aren't we all using Bitmessage already? https://bitmessage.org https://www.youtube.com/embed/t_dTotavJZ8
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Bitmessage introduction(youtube.com)
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by gasull 13y ago
Nutshellmail lets you use Facebook and Twitter receiving a daily update by email (or more or less frequently if you prefer). You don't need to log into Facebook or Twitter at all. Also, for a distributed social network, we have Bitmes
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by gasull 13y ago
Or Bitmessage, that provides not only encryption but also secrecy and deniability. https://bitmessage.org/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t_dTotavJZ8
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by gasull 13y ago
William Binney at the last HOPE conference talking about the NSA spying program: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hqN59beaFMI
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by gasull 13y ago
This is why people should use Bitmessage.
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Turkish Government cracks down on Twitter users(thehindu.com)
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Bitmesssage introduction(youtube.com)
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by gasull 13y ago
This is why we should use Bitmessage. https://bitmessage.org/ PPA for Ubuntu or Debian: https://launchpad.net/~fuzzgun/+archive/pybitmessage
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US Department of Homeland Security forces Dwolla to stop payments to MtGox(reddit.com)
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by gasull 13y ago
They are probably harder to find than other forbidden stuff, but that's because of a community effort. The Pirate Bay censors child porn as far as I know and they do it voluntarily without any external pressure.
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by gasull 13y ago
Some countries like Switzerland have plenty of guns and they are pretty safe places. Those who want to harm other people find the means to do it. Let's focus on the roots of violence, not the means.
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by gasull 14y ago
Bitcoin intrinsic value: It can be transferred (spent) electronically over a decentralized network without double-spending risk, chargeback risk, inflation risk and confiscation/bailout/haircut risk. How can anyone say this has no intrinsic
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by gasull 14y ago
There's a new Tor hidden service, TorBroker, that allows you to buy US securities anonymously using Bitcoin and the Tor network. It's like The Silk Road for stocks. http://www.thebitcointrader.com/2013/04/torbroker-silk-road-... To whoev
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by gasull 14y ago
From Bitcoin you can convert some of your holdings into dollars in an exchange or in Ripple.
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by gasull 14y ago
Maybe you should say "promote Bitcoin and tools for its use, like electronic wallets". When you say "launch a bitcoin currency" it seems you are talking about a Bitcoin competitor, like Devcoin, Freicoin, Namecoin, etc.
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by gasull 14y ago
> "BC is nature's way of teaching economics to nerds" The acronym for Bitcoin is BTC.
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by gasull 14y ago
> My point was that you can generally earn interest from a bank at better than inflation rates That isn't true today in the US or most of the EU. I see your point on people trusting their bitcoin wallet to a bank or another service.
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by gasull 14y ago
With bitcoins you don't have to worry or pay for storage like you do with gold.

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