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I agree. This is another reason to stop trying to make it happen, when it wasn't a happy marriage in the first place.

Ukraine was a part of the Soviet Union. They spoke Russian. They married Russians. It happened. But it's a history now. No one can force-continue the marriage.

Donate it to a kid in Yemen.

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Any names of good programmers you're talking about?

> Another reason we don't like Russians is that they are afraid to stand up to their own government. What about billions of Chinese that are afraid to stand up to the communist par…

How easy it is to operate a computer is orthogonal to Free Software vs whatever vs whatever else. Free Software had enough time and resources to make a computer turn on instantly, …

> After all it could be hacked? Or faked? The whole premise of blockchain is that no transaction can be altered. What happened -- happened, unlike someone's text or screenshots on …

> Of course, if I just send the artist some money, then he is under no obligation to give me anything, tell anyone about it, or even say "thank you". But that's not what I do when …

> The supporter could ask bank to mail him a receipt from the transfer. And then show this transfer or have it notarized in most extreme case. Thus proofing he made it. We already …

> Except the Credit Card Firm, my bank, and artists bank. All of which are required, by law, to keep records. But they're not required to tell anyone whether a transaction happened…

> And why would anyone need to be able to verify that? Because, in the bank example, after a bank transaction happens, the artist may not like a particular supporter because, for e…

I specifically wrote verifiably. In your bank case, no one will be able to verify, independently of the supporter or the artist, that the transaction happened.

The idea of supporting the artists you like directly and verifiably.

Yes.