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Changing labels / names / brands
by professor rat 30 Oct '21

30 Oct '21

Maybe Batshit Crazy can change the anarchist ' Brand ' name to NR anarchism. And expose all the fake libertarians ( like garbage Gramps and Jim Dumbell! ) It will take some effort - but he could be the Mark Zuckerberg of cryptoanarchy. Know this though. Over the years many left-fascist scumbags have tried to steal the good name of anarchism. Council-communists - Situationists - Autonomen - Communizers. One by one they tried. They tried and died.

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Well I " Joogled " Natural-Law Anarchist "
by professor rat 30 Oct '21

30 Oct '21

Positive law by your definition implies legal order, i.e. hierarchical law enforcement under a state, so we can throw that one straight out of the window. Natural law is a bit more tricky. A lot of anarchists reject normative morality as being too easy to use for justifications of hierarchical domination. In addition, from my short skimming over the wikipedia article on natural law, it seems to be born out of an essentialist philosophical approach to human nature which is widely rejected by anarchists. A social constructivist critique would consider the concept as just another construct created by society which has no basis in nature, and that there can be no inherent, objective moral principles that all people can agree to. Anarchism advocates for voluntary association with decentralized institutions, which could mean there could be consensually agreed upon rules within a group or community, but no universally binding rules. I've seen ancaps being fond of natural law but conversely, we don't consider them to be anarchists. FROM https://www.reddit.com/r/Anarchy101/comments/b2ja6c/natural_law_and_anarchy/

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FEDBOOK Skin-bound
by professor rat 29 Oct '21

29 Oct '21

Sharing a holodek with Data https://www.coindesk.com/tech/2021/10/29/facebook-steals-another-crypto-ide… Expletive Thielson deleted https://www.news.com.au/technology/online/concern-around-facebooks-ambition… Four brand changes and a funeral https://stiffs.com/celebrity/markzuckerberg

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Syntropy open-source protocol improving the internet via encryption
by professor rat 29 Oct '21

29 Oct '21

"... optimistic about NOIA, the native token of the Syntropy ecosystem. Syntropy is an open-source protocol aimed at improving the internet via encryption and optimized performance. NOIA is trading at $0.36 at time of writing, up 12.5% in the past seven days. ... ' https://dailyhodl.com/2021/10/29/top-trader-capo-says-hes-still-all-in-on-a…

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Phys.org: High-speed laser writing method could pack 500 terabytes of data into CD-sized glass disc
by jim bell 29 Oct '21

29 Oct '21

Phys.org: High-speed laser writing method could pack 500 terabytes of data into CD-sized glass disc. https://phys.org/news/2021-10-high-speed-laser-method-terabytes-cd-sized.ht…

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Android Police: Google Fi's adding support for end-to-end encrypted calls
by jim bell 29 Oct '21

29 Oct '21

Android Police: Google Fi's adding support for end-to-end encrypted calls. https://www.androidpolice.com/google-fi-adding-support-for-end-to-end-encry…

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DAO journalism - like the opposite of Wikileaks
by professor rat 29 Oct '21

29 Oct '21

https://decrypt.co/84755/pubdao-media-dao-decentralized-news-wire Assange once told the Icelandic anarchist historian Herbert Snorrason: “I don’t like your tone. If it continues you’re out. I am the heart and soul of this organization, its founder, philosopher, spokesperson, original coder, organizer, financier, and all of the rest. If you have a problem … piss off.”

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AVAX and FIL buzz
by professor rat 29 Oct '21

29 Oct '21

The trader is also optimistic about the smart contract platform Avalanche (AVAX) after one of the original rebasing tokens, Ampleforth (AMPL), launched on the network. “Avalanche is providing a lot of incentives for different DeFi [decentralized finance] protocols to come on the Avalanche blockchain and it’s working.” He points to Avalanche’s growing numbers in terms of addresses and transactions, adding that the network’s daily active addresses just hit a new high of nearly 70,000, representing a weekly increase of over 100%. Arnold says that he is also bullish on the decentralized oracle network Chainlink (LINK) and decentralized peer-to-peer file storage protocol Filecoin (FIL). “I’m adding them just because they are interoperating with a lot of the leaders in this space. I think the future is multi-chain, the future is interoperable.” https://dailyhodl.com/2021/10/29/these-five-altcoins-are-ready-for-explosiv… Disclosure - heavy bags in Avax and Fil

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Batshit-Crazy bigots that think cryptoanarchism is harmful
by professor rat 29 Oct '21

29 Oct '21

https://cointelegraph.com/news/major-indonesian-islamic-organization-declar… Such Batshit Crazies will always be a little-people. Greedy, barbarous and crude.

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Axios: The startup that wants to disrupt big internet providers
by jim bell 29 Oct '21

29 Oct '21

Axios: The startup that wants to disrupt big internet providers. https://www.axios.com/broadband-startup-disrupt-internet-service-providers-… "A new startup backed by funding from AOL founder Steve Case and Laurene Powell Jobs wants to break up broadband monopolies across the country. Why it matters: Internet access has been crucial during the pandemic, but it's not ubiquitous, and it can be both slow and unaffordable in swaths of the country. What's happening: Underline, a community infrastructure company, began building its first open access fiber network in Colorado Springs, Colorado, last week. - Under the open access model, Underline builds and operates the fiber network while multiple service providers can use it and offer service to customers. - Residential service will start at $49 per month for a 500 megabits per second connection, with a gigabit connection available for $65 per month. That's much faster than the 25-Mbps benchmark the Federal Communications Commission uses to define high-speed internet service. - Underline chose Colorado Springs for its first project by evaluating several factors, including households that lack internet access, the number of existing providers and how angry customers were with their current internet options, CEO Bob Thompson told Axios. By the numbers: Underline's project in Colorado Springs involves more than $100 million in capital to build 400 miles of fiber and offer service to 55,000 residences and businesses. - Underline has a list of about 2,500 target cities for service, Thompson said. - "We aspire to be the country's first nationwide open access network,"

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