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by jki275 7y ago
That one would make it about five seconds before SCOTUS threw it out. The US Government really does not have that authority.
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by jki275 7y ago
This isn't a political discussion forum. You are expressing your political opinion about someone you dislike. You are not expressing fact. Just stop.
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by jki275 7y ago
No. Your cryptography is broken on purpose, why would anyone use it? I won't. I won't allow anything I build to use it. It's an absurd idea.
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by jki275 7y ago
I don't have the time or inclination to engage with shills. Read for yourself and make up your own mind. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5227016.0
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by jki275 7y ago
DPOS, with 21 nodes mostly located in China. Yeah, it's "different", but not in a good way. EOS has a bunch of big problems, and they're not likely to fix them, as there's no motivation to do so.
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by jki275 7y ago
Solid? The entire ecosystem has been down for two weeks because it's a centralized shitcoin. There's nothing "solid" about this. It's a scam. And yes, that's exactly how they described it.
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by jki275 7y ago
Please don't use "objectively" as a replacement for "in my opinion". The two are not the same.
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by jki275 7y ago
They "corrected" it when they were called out on it, while claiming it wasn't a problem, and also claiming they did it on purpose so that if someone "stole" their code they could attack and destroy anything someone
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by jki275 7y ago
Cardano certainly has both a working mainnet and a working wallet, and has for a couple of years. They are also running a testnet for their staking capability, which will promote to the main net eventually -- but claiming they're not
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by jki275 7y ago
It does exactly nothing better than anything that was done before it.
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by jki275 7y ago
Your last paragraph has absolutely no basis in US law at least.
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by jki275 7y ago
primecoin did this. There might have been others.
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by jki275 7y ago
"man"?
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by jki275 7y ago
In other words, malwarebytes isn't selling anything to Mac users, so they paid pcgamer.com for an advertisement.
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by jki275 7y ago
I don't take an "obvious conclusion" position on it. We simply don't know. Jesus is a known historical figure. Pretending otherwise is silly. The end.
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by jki275 7y ago
The discussion has generally been that some people think that statement was added. There’s quite a bit more to it though, and that’s certainly not the only possible - or even obvious - conclusion.
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by jki275 7y ago
The quote you claim as a forgery has been a subject of much debate, but I'm relatively certain it's not been proven to be so and many consider it to be at least partially authentic. Regardless, Jesus was absolutely a historical ch
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by jki275 7y ago
Jesus taught that we should do that. He did not teach that the government should force everyone to do that.
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by jki275 7y ago
The writers of the gospels were Jesus’ contemporaries. And I guess you’ve never heard of Josephus? He’s only the most well known Jewish historian since Moses. Jesus most certainly lived, no serious scholar of history claims otherwise.
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by jki275 7y ago
The terms of service prohibit doing so on other than a Mac, so it’s generally unsupported on other platforms - maybe I misunderstood.
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by jki275 7y ago
You have a hardware problem. This is abnormal.
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by jki275 7y ago
What is the issue with VMs? I develop using them all the time - I’ve got at least five VMs (Linux, BSD, and Windows) loaded on my MBP right now and use three of them constantly.
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by jki275 7y ago
Really? I run this one: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/pgp-everywhere/id1011677987 Seems rather like it exists to me.
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by jki275 7y ago
Waze works fine with them. But it's an option you have to turn off and on, you can't just click a button and route a different way. Sometimes it gets confused as well if you don't take a HOV lane that it wants you to.
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by jki275 7y ago
Which was a derivative of ... which was a derivative of ... which was really all derivative of John von Neumann so what's the point of this ridiculous argument.
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by jki275 7y ago
The Mac can hardly be called derivative. If you want to go that deep into that kind of logic, you're really reaching to the point that all things are "derivative" of basic physics and no one has ever done anything that'
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by jki275 7y ago
Totally agree that this could be morally wrong or "dubious", but the definition of "not illegal" is legal.
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by jki275 7y ago
Judges are supposed to follow the law. What you are describing is judicial activism, which is not the function of the judiciary. The laws should be written correctly, if they are not they need to be fixed -- not enforced differently by ju
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by jki275 7y ago
When did I say that?
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by jki275 7y ago
Which may be as it may be, but has no bearing on my comment or the discussion.

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