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FellowTraveler

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  1. comment
    Comment #17036059

    What a scam. "Net Neutrality" is just a euphemism for "forcing all ISPs to submit to federal licensing to make it easier to coerce them into doing stuff".

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    Comment #15479359

    They should publicly post all of these "Russian propaganda" items in a single place, so we can all see them.

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    Comment #14647780

    TERM LIMITS

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    Comment #13324323

    Everyone knows Seth Rich was the leaker.

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    Comment #13324302

    > once it is perceived as more than just a nuisance by some major government it will be shut down in a heartbeat Actually, the unique feature that makes Bitcoin special is specific…

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    Comment #13255338

    Even if there is no other life in the Universe, the Universe would still have to be the size that it is, for life on Earth to even exist at all.

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    Comment #13255301

    Perhaps you are unfamiliar with the 5th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.

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    Comment #13210163

    What is the Tor .onion address for hacker news? That's what I'm interested in, I'll add it to my bookmarks and use it by default. I don't see why we want to involve exit nodes at a…

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    Comment #13210141

    The title appears to be exaggerated. According to the article, Overstock is performing all the transactions in their own private system, with hashes periodically posted to the actu…

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    Comment #7053082

    Mass surveillance is only historically ever used for one purpose: to crush dissent.

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    Comment #7044779

    Any sufficiently advanced civilization will have encrypted communications, and thus their broadcasts will appear to be noise.

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    Comment #7044772

    This isn't true. A business can receive Bitcoin and convert it all to gold daily. They can sell some of this gold for cash to pay their expenses. They can also start a separate com…

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    Comment #7010490

    Cops are going to shoot these people.

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    Comment #7010488

    I recommend Bitcoin.

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    Comment #7010486

    Corn is subsidized. It's not that "eating healthy" is "more expensive" necessarily in real terms. A big factor is the fact that our government uses the threat of violence to extrac…

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    Comment #7009961

    Most of the time, when your CC merchant account is processing cards, they ARE debit cards, but they are being processed through the VISA or Mastercard system, and to the merchant, …

  17. comment
    Comment #7004616

    WTF you were using Paypal???

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    Comment #7003804

    The current cost to send a Bitcoin transaction is about 35 cents. In contrast, if you have a credit card merchant account (if you can even get one...) you will pay 3-7% in fees, pl…

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    Comment #6998663

    Because their whole field has become centered around a government monopoly over the issuance of money, rather than on human choices in a free market. Since Bitcoin is violence-resi…

  20. story
    New Open-Transactions videos

    Merry Christmas! Here are some brand new videos of the new Open-Transactions desktop app (and mobile app): Intro: http://goo.gl/Ea6rzq Advanced: http://goo.gl/i0J3AF ===> P.S. in t…

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    Comment #6919685

    I think you misunderstand what government actually is. Government is the collective organization of the individual right to lawful defense. I have a right to use force in self-defe…

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    Comment #6919680

    I have a right to use force in self-defense. Therefore I have the right to hire a bodyguard to use force in my defense. (In fact it is the same right - delegated.) Therefore we hav…

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    Comment #6919128

    It's NOT just porn they're blocking. "Extremist" sites, too.

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    Comment #6914130

    Why assume the economic problems in Bangladesh are caused by lack of social welfare, versus being caused by a lack of protection of property rights and economic freedom?

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    Comment #6914119

    > The question is not whether to redistribute income, but how much and by which mechanism. The question is not whether to redistribute income, but whether it is acceptable to force…