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by greyface- 4mo ago
There have been a number of Bitcoin physical bearer instruments. Take a look at Opendime/Satscard, for example.
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by greyface- 4mo ago
> straightforwardly regressive Fiscally? Sure. In terms of liberty? Absolutely not. We are talking about public access to law , which is foundational to a free society. Federal courts are not strictly limited by tax revenue in the s
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You don't understand, prices can't go down(geohot.github.io)
8 points by greyface- 4mo ago|3 comments
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by greyface- 4mo ago
I don't see what that has to do with whether census participation is voluntary or mandatory.
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by greyface- 4mo ago
You're hallucinating the second part. The comment you replied to doesn't advocate for the use of Chrome.
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Helion obtains regulatory approval to operate fusion power plant in Washington(helionenergy.com)
2 points by greyface- 4mo ago|1 comments
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by greyface- 4mo ago
Yes, and in DNS messages as class 3.
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by greyface- 4mo ago
Census participation is not voluntary. Failure to provide complete or accurate data is, in theory, punishable by a fine. Last census, I intentionally provided incomplete data on the web form, which resulted in a person with a clipboard an
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by greyface- 4mo ago
One side says this design is necessary to sustain growth. The other says it's unfair because the gains from the growth are unevenly distributed. Neither is wrong.
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by greyface- 4mo ago
OFAC has authority to regulate commercial services under the Commerce Clause. Not all services are commercial in nature. There is no economic exchange inherent in running a certificate authority. If LE charged money for certificates, tha
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by greyface- 4mo ago
And if you missed the original run, you can buy a reprint from Adam's current company: https://store.blockstream.com/products/rsa-t-shirt
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by greyface- 4mo ago
This is true, of course, and I understand why some companies don't want to take the risk. But I would hope that Let's Encrypt would take the opposite stance. They were born out of the EFF and have EFF & ACLU board members!
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by greyface- 4mo ago
OFAC regulates commerce, not speech. Let's Encrypt is not doing "business", they're operating a free informational service. Lots of organizations interpret any information exchange as subject to OFAC regulation, and yo
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Personal Email Salons (1997)(mason.gmu.edu)
1 points by greyface- 4mo ago|0 comments
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by greyface- 4mo ago
Collective bargaining is nerfed. Other structures remain viable and legal.
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by greyface- 4mo ago
If all assessment is proctored in-person, it's easily enforceable.
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Untraceable Digital Cash, Information Markets, and BlackNet (1997)(osaka.law.miami.edu)
43 points by greyface- 4mo ago|1 comments
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by greyface- 5mo ago
This is why we should bring back private prosecution.
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by greyface- 5mo ago
Lots of iOS apps have the option, but ignore it and send you push ads anyway. Apple may require it to be present during app review, but they don't seem to enforce that it's used correctly.
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by greyface- 5mo ago
Pay cash, and don't buy a house before you can afford one.
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by greyface- 5mo ago
Mozilla's response to "Request for Mozilla Position on an Emerging Web Specification", June 2020: > For raw device access as envisioned in a number of APIs (Web USB, Web Bluetooth, Web NFC, and Web MIDI), the risks of expo
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by greyface- 5mo ago
I'm as anti-TSA as the next guy, but I don't think they confiscate Flipper Zeros.
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Bournegol??? (2014)(oldhome.schmorp.de)
36 points by greyface- 5mo ago|9 comments
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The Keysigning Party HOWTO (2008)(cryptnet.net)
1 points by greyface- 5mo ago|1 comments
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by greyface- 5mo ago
FCC NPRM: https://www.fcc.gov/document/fcc-seeks-comment-enhanced-know...
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FCC Seeks Comment on Enhanced Know-Your-Customer Requirements(fcc.gov)
4 points by greyface- 5mo ago|1 comments
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by greyface- 5mo ago
> Crypto will go to zero, and when it does, This assertion is becoming harder and harder to take seriously as time goes on. Bitcoin was released in 2009; it's been seventeen years. Pushing it to zero would require a massive, globa
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by greyface- 5mo ago
A moderator added it to the second-chance pool: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26998309
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by greyface- 5mo ago
ACLU of IL v. Alvarez (2012): "The act of making an audio or audiovisual recording is necessarily included within the First Amendment’s guarantee of speech and press rights as a corollary of the right to disseminate the resulting recor
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by greyface- 5mo ago
Washington State just exempted Flock data from its public records law. https://app.leg.wa.gov/billsummary?billnumber=6002&year=2025...

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