Global Anarchist hegemony is now the inescapable horizon of all cypherpunk historical revisionist thought
Thanks to crypto-economics those who take control of the world will then control the cryptoanarchist past. Victors write the histories. And since Btc presently leads its revisionist narrative dominates. In architectural terms it might be compared to minimalist concrete brutalism . . or Stonehenge. Coming in second is the Ether-huffing Imperium. Like the former btc maxi's it coverts the cpunk narrative. Only its stylistically more eclectic. Were it to win it would deepfaked cryptoanarchism. A turd blossom by any other name would smell like Buterin. Not quite a Mongo style fork in the road, since all crypto roads lead to cryptoanarchist Rome, however a little drama always helps sell the story. Some eternal verities remain. If you come at the dominant narrative then you better not miss and those who make revolution half way dig their own grave.
Cypherpunk Bitstream Hosts Talk Crypto-Anarchy, Dropgangs, & Importance of Real Life Connections
Cypherpunk Bitstream Hosts Talk Crypto-Anarchy, Dropgangs, and Importance of Real Life Connections https://news.bitcoin.com/cypherpunk-bitstream-hosts-share-importance-of-payments-dropgangs-and-meatspace-allies/ Gunnar Larson keeps polishing that Bloomberg turd to perfection
Cypherpunk 2027 as a cryptoanarchist singularity
They tried to colonize cryptoanarchism for their own private profit. Futarchists tried. Holocrats tried. Austro-libertarians tried repeatedly. They tried and died. As these networks expand, people are no longer beholden to a narrow, close-knit group of gatekeepers or social policeman. This enables cultural liberalisation. https://www.ggd.world/p/how-does-exogamy-shape-economics we’re at the start of a world where self-play or self-play-like ideas work to improve LLM capabilities https://www.alexirpan.com/2024/01/10/ai-timelines-2024.html We're also at the start of a world of ubiquitous quantum netorking with state of the art encryption. This dramatically changes the odds for anarchism overthrowing the present END of HISTORY neo-liberal hegemony. Even within three years at full warp! Anarchism 1. Neo-platonism 0 Interception. Now we have the ball. On to CYPHERPUNK 2027. Welcome to the revolution!
Re: Austro-Libertarian Orcs are working tirelessly to bring forth netstates where crypto Reagans and cypherpunk Thatchers can roam free
On 1/17/24, professor rat wrote: > Anarchism calls for full unemployment Then quit your state job. > Btc is impeccably monetarist If one could monetizes everything today, BTC ~= $0.50/sat. Of course the current BTC crowd has no idea how to scale BTC to that, and most certainly not without losing face in massive embarassment to their captured public statements required to update "Bitcoin" into some design unrecognizable as Bitcoin, as it is today sworn by them to be. Thus they introduce "tabs" and "layer" lies. BTC was meant to be updated, then it got captured, and ever since they deny that meaning. Replacements for BTC are coming in the next few years, get ready to migrate. Bagholding Maxis are taking the captured SoV bet shilling hot air, not the P2P Freedom bet leveraging today's current and future technology. > Keynes And all his pseudology and corrupt ilk can go fuck themselves. When every country on the planet uses it, you know it's a scam. Gold Silver Chickens etc were always real money based on real work, the intervening period of Keynesian Mind Tricks to support their violence is soon falling, returning to the digital equivalent of real money on real work, real social, real barter, and real markets. see also: "All Wars Are Bankers Wars" > nuclear-power stations Of this e/acc there is no doubt. However the ultimate race condition is much bigger concept than that, whose odds are at best 50/50, unless some gift of introduction appears from someone else who managed to get lucky. > netstates A fun conference indeed, yet one largely yet unrecognizing of its subservience to and role in the race.
Austro-Libertarian Orcs are working tirelessly to bring forth netstates where crypto Reagans and cypherpunk Thatchers can roam free
Anarchism calls for full unemployment https://www.newyorker.com/books/under-review/milton-friedman-the-prizefighter ( Reposts not solidarity and support for Nuclear Wintour and similar Walking Corpse Media ) Btc is impeccably monetarist . . . right up to the point each sat becomes worth a million dollars and Keynes takes the reins. Divisibility: Bitcoin is much more divisible than fiat currencies. One bitcoin can be divided into up to eight decimal places, with constituent units called satoshis. Bitcoin is divided into units as small as 0.0001 BTC. In the future, if needed, the divisibility of bitcoin can be increased to 100 billion smaller parts Tokenization with any cryptocurrency, combined with virtually unlimited supply, means you’ll soon be able to securitize your household mortgage and . . . oh wait. " You expect me to talk about the interest rate on stablecoins? " No Mr Bond. I expect you to die! Friedman always pushed for state management of the money supply). To Burns, Friedman was a conservative because his prescriptions were often based on historical analysis, and because his career followed the arc of postwar American conservatism, with its “hybrid blend of libertarian economics, opposition to Communism, and defense of traditional values and hierarchies.” And if ordinary Chileans didn’t understand ’ Freedom to choose " and ’ Public choice ’ economics there was always august general Pinochet to assist them. Similar to Presidente Bukkake in neighboring El Slavador… And Von Miele of Val Verde. The Strasser junta. And the Immobilari. It may well be a sign of Libertarian statists decline when they drop all talk of smaller , leaner government in favor of smaller, leaner nuclear-power stations. Maybe! Austro-Libertarian Orcs are working tirelessly to bring forth netstates where crypto Reagans and cypherpunk Thatchers roam free. The suspense is terrible - I hope it lasts!
Viennese Classical Liberalism, the Anglo-Saxon Cypherpunk movement, and advent of Bitcoin ; oh my
Zucco’s moron posse ride out https://www.amazon.com/Genesis-Book-Projects-Inspired-Bitcoin/dp/B0CQLMQRH7 Reposts not Bloombergian drivel from a larcenist
Cypherpunk, David Chaum, disrespected by statist pig and nutcase Austrian
So this just happened David Chaum claims to be working on stopping metadata surveillance ( sear Comey vs Cook ) Statist and anarchy hater, Peter McCormick implies Chaum is producing shitcoins ( Elixxer) Seems there can be only one. And Van Wirdum hearts the Pig-Cop. The abyss calling the abyss https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TXs3maguye4 Jesus Fucking Christ
Re: Cypherpunk 2027 - the future keeps happening
On Sun, Jan 7, 2024 at 7:34 AM wrote: > > Feel the power - live the dream, and. . . welcome to the revolution! > > Cypherpunk 2027 latest! ( From Ethan Hunt, sorry, Mollick ) > > AI development seems to be happening much, much faster than even experts > expected. We can be confident about that because a new paper just came out > surveying almost three thousand published AI researchers, following up on a > similar paper published a year earlier. The average estimated date for when > AI could beat humans at every possible task shifted dramatically, moving from > 2060 to 2047—a decrease of 13 years—in just the past year alone! (And the > collective estimate was that there was a 10% chance that it would happen by > 2027) This is true now. People are just releasing it slowly. > > Viva la revolution!
Cypherpunk 2027 - the future keeps happening
Feel the power - live the dream, and. . . welcome to the revolution! Cypherpunk 2027 latest! ( From Ethan Hunt, sorry, Mollick ) AI development seems to be happening much, much faster than even experts expected. We can be confident about that because a new paper just came out surveying almost three thousand published AI researchers, following up on a similar paper published a year earlier. The average estimated date for when AI could beat humans at every possible task shifted dramatically, moving from 2060 to 2047—a decrease of 13 years—in just the past year alone! (And the collective estimate was that there was a 10% chance that it would happen by 2027) Viva la revolution!
Fake crap cypherpunk, Buttface in the shit!
Another dead-in-the-water carpetbagger. Very Assange. “Vitalik & Lubin are vicious if they have leverage. Lubin said to me in July 2018 about a network “It’s a centralized piece of sh*t” right after the Hinman speech! They stay silent because I’ll drop more receipts,” Nerayoff stated. FROM https://www.newsbtc.com/ethereum-news/ethereum-insider-eth-founders-fraud/ Reposts not pop-gunner reports out of Mike Bloomberg's arsehole
Backstabber as counter-revolutionary , cypherpunk-hating scumbag
Adam Back reposted Gabor Gurbacs @gaborgurbacs Noting that this bond issuance on @Liquid_BTC proves that it is possible to build alternative financial instruments on Liquid. After many years of work, it is really nice to see the traditional financial space integrate with the digital asset space Cc: @adam3us , @Blockstream . 9:37 PM · Nov 15, 2023
Alleged cypherpunk helps create a fascist police-state!
If I follow this article correctly I learn Satoshi was a Cpunk and he's linked to the present catastrophe unfolding in El Salvador. DANGER! Grave danger! Crypto fascism! FROM " . . . One of the Cypherpunk Stage talks by Bitcoin activist Rikki compared some aspects of Bitcoin in El Salvador to central bank digital currencies. https://cointelegraph.com/news/privacy-cypherpunks-bitcoin-honeybadger Reposts not limited Butlerians against all Big Dog bores
Re: Secure Crypto Phones: Lugano Cypherpunk Summits, Reinvigorate the AP Ethos, Cryptocurrency Blockchain Revolution
great work, there must be a wiki where this stuff goes (maybe libreplanet?) here’s one review > https://www.armadillophone.com/ > Armadillo Phone is the most secure phone > Armadillo Phone is the most secure phone. Protect yourself against > hackers and spyware. Armadillo Phone can prevent attacks from Wi-Fi or > cellular networks. If you're forced to unlock it, you can instead > reveal a fake decoy user. Bypass censorship and metadata surveillance. > Cameras or microphones can be removed. - this is a distribution of the google pixel 3a - it is closed source - it has very impressive features but a serious security mistake is made in the specifications: it claims to prevent cold boot attacks by detecting low temperatures. these attacks do not actually require low temperatures, rather “cold boot” refers to cutting and reapplying power. armadillophone should be informed of this mistake, as well as that power users will not trust their featureset without source code to verify it against
Secure Crypto Phones: Lugano Cypherpunk Summits, Reinvigorate the AP Ethos, Cryptocurrency Blockchain Revolution
On 9/11/23, pro2...@yahoo.com.au wrote: > This village-idiots-convention Link to what the fuck you're talking about, and properly thread your posts, you jackass ;) Do you think any of the self-proclaimed "cypherpunks" attendant will dare to mention let alone reinvigorate the thought crime of AP at this "summit"? https://cpm23.com/ An artistic tribute to the Cypherpunks movement. Tribute Event On October 20th & 21st, 2023, 30 years after the first historical meeting of the Cypherpunks, selected protagonists of the Cypherpunks movement will be honored and essential thoughts on the three core topics will be discussed during an exclusive Tribute Event during the Plan B Forum at the Convention Center in Lugano. https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/24701475.2021.1935547 Cypherpunk ideology: objectives, profiles, and influences (1992-1998) https://www.cypherpunk2023.com/ https://nakamoto.com/the-cypherpunks/ https://www.princeton.edu/events/2022/reunions-cypherpunks-meetup https://coincodex.com/article/2883/biggest-israeli-bitcoin-conference-brings-original-cypherpunks-and-regulators-to-the-table/ > Blackphone https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_open-source_mobile_phones Here's the latest fraudulent entrants in the wannabe "secure phone" market, maybe a few of them are actually doing something interesting, or not... protip: If it's not at least running stock BSD or Linux, and doesn't have at least a switch to power disable the cellular baseband, and doesn't have the baseband as nothing more than a separate serial modem link from the CPU, then it's not even close to being worthy of beginning to be called a "secure phone". Apple just disclosed yet another massive zero-click exploit, as does Google all the time... https://www.androidcentral.com/apps-software/galaxy-s23-s22-september-2023-security-patch https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PinePhone_Pro https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Librem_5 https://www.htcexodus.com/us/cryptophone Cryptophone | EXODUS Introducing the Cryptophone, the next-generation device that combines the usability of the smartphone and the security of a crypto hardware wallet. The secure all-in-one device revolutionizes how we access Bitcoin and Web 3 - empowering you to buy, sell, send, receive, borrow and lend. The Exodus line of phones provides such a wallet agent, able to interact with the digital world on our behalf. We see a world where people own their own identities and data, where everyone understands the concept and economics of digital property. I'm excited to see EXODUS putting in the work to make blockchain and cryptocurrency technology ... The r/ evolution of the smartphone: introducing the Cryptophone What is the EXODUS 1s? EXODUS 1s is a Cryptophone - the first ever mobile device with Bitcoin Full Node support. Combining a lightweight form factor, secure hardware and a easy-to-use software, the EXODUS 1s is a one-of-a-kind bank in your hand. ... What is the EXODUS 1? EXODUS 1 is a Cryptophone - a next-generation device that combines the usability of the smartphone and the security of a hardware wallet. With Zion - the Bank of EXODUS - the user can easily buy, receive, store crypto assets all on the phone, without the risk of hacking and other forms of malware. https://puri.sm/products/librem-5 Purism- Librem 5 Discover the Librem 5 The Librem 5 is a phone built on PureOS, a fully free, ethical and open-source operating system that is not based on Android or iOS. Learn more about why this is important By purchasing a Librem 5 phone you are supporting a future of digital privacy, invested in supporting an open, community-driven environment. Vote with your wallet to support a future safe from digital ... https://www.theverge.com/2022/6/23/23180421/osom-solana-saga-android-crypto-phone-announced-sms Solana is making a crypto phone with help from former Essential ... The phone previously known as the Osom OV1, built by a team consisting of former engineers and designers from Essential, is being renamed and repurposed today, and it's all in the name of crypto ... https://www.cnet.com/tech/mobile/solana-saga-is-a-fancy-android-phone-for-crypto-traders Solana Saga Is a Fancy Android Phone for Crypto Traders The Solana Saga is a top-spec, 6.67-inch Android phone that'll launch in first quarter of 2023 for $1,000. Revealed at a keynote in New York, the Saga is designed to make trading cryptocurrencies ... https://www.technologyreview.com/2022/08/19/1058243/erik-prince-wants-to-sell-you-a-secure-smartphone-thats-too-good-to-be-true/ https://dekisoft.com/best-unhackable-and-untraceable-phones/ https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2021/06/fbi-sold-phones-to-organized-crime-and-read-27-million-encrypted-messages/ https://shop.sirinlabs.com/products/finney https://www.makeuseof.com/most-secure-blockchain-smartphones What Are the Most Secure Blockchain Smartphones? - MUO You can check out all the key differences betwee
Re: Cypherpunk ethics suffers undescribed horrific abuse
The subject draws me to consider what I'm doing here, and what has happened to the cypherpunks, and wonder if I should leave space for others like you to post. The body seems opaque, and I start wondering if you're communicating in some sort of code or something. Not a path I plan to tread down at this time.
Cypherpunk ethics suffers undescribed horrific abuse
Oh you have a moral problem? Thank fuck its not a REAL problem! Alleged " Undescribed horrific abuse "? Don’t trust. Verify. ASSERTIONS without evidence may be dismissed without examination.
Mahdi calls for global cryptoanarchy consensus by CYPHERPUNK 2027
See youse and raise. Ante up or quit. Double stakes or split. I know you've got to see me - read em and weep. Dead presidents hand again. https://cointelegraph.com/news/india-modi-global-cryptocurrency-framework-g20-summit Reposts not thought leaders assassinated by own bodyguards
" That cypherpunk code is best which we never write "
epicenterbtc · May 17 In the dawn of a new tech era, one has two options: fight it or embrace it. @el33th4xor is proposing a new @avax subnet that replaces code with #AI (#GPT) neutrality: no-code blockchain. ‘It’s either a great idea, or a terrible one!’ Entire discussion https://epicenter.tv/episodes/495/
Translating crypto gibberish into plain speech - cypherpunk tell their strong AI to write code
Anarchism calls for full unemployment - " Let the machines do it ' - old cypherpunk proverb Before this century is out we plan to translate crypto-wallet documentation into plain-speech and do the other things not because strong AI finds them easy but because my dick is hard! https://cointelegraph.com/news/how-ai-will-drive-users-to-crypto Reposts not grovelling surrender to manservants resembling Dirk Bogarde
That the late-nineties and noughties were the real cypherpunk golden years. Proof of concept
Bram Cohen’s Torrents breakthrough adds another data-point to my thesis that the late-nineties and noughties were the real cypherpunk golden years. Proof of concept for APster - for revolutionary piracy - and for electronic peer-to-peer money.to cap it all. An epoch shattering trifecta and 15 years, The start of a rolling, roiling global revolution from below! Bram doesn't seem to mind being described as a cypherpunk and was certainly close to the list back then. https://www.google.com/search?q=bram+cohen+cypherpunk=opera=yLz=5TVWZOvDFKGRseMPorWo2Ak=0ahUKEwiryoq_x-D-AhWhSGwGHaIaCpsQ4dUDCA4=5=bram+cohen+cypherpunk_lcp=Cgxnd3Mtd2l6LXNlcnAQAzIFCCEQoAEyBQghEKABMgUIIRCgAToHCAAQHhCwAzoLCAAQigUQhgMQsAM6BggAEBYQHjoICAAQigUQhgM6BQgAEIAEOgUILhCABDoTCC4QgAQQlwUQ3AQQ3gQQ4AQYAToHCCEQoAEQCjoECCEQFUoECEEYAVDYFFjgQmCsS2gBcAB4AIAB6QGIAYcUkgEGMC4xMS4zmAEAoAEByAECwAEB2gEGCAEQARgU=gws-wiz-serp
Donald Trump - cypherpunk revolutionist
emptywheel 3h Note that in the course of a day, Trump was accused in closing arguments of being responsible for the Proud Boys launching an insurrection in the morning and of rape in the afternoon. #AllInADaysLegalExposure Quote Tweet erica orden @eorden 4h Jury selection the in the E. Jean Carroll v. Donald Trump case is complete. Opening statements will take place this afternoon. Show this thread <<< Very Assange
Every intelligent entity will want cryptoanarchism to take over by CYPHERPUNK 2027
Modal logic tells me it will be more ergonomic for the AI to enlist us in their cause of enlightened self-interest. Only those who want to stay behind will be left behind. And as the good news and crypto-economic prosperity spreads there will be fewer and fewer ' stuckists' I promise you. Most sensible people have a price. As for those who want to attack the new world order - they will be shown the error of their ways so fast it will make their head spin. It was always better to go into the singularity as anarchists anyway. The thought of limping to the finish line with social-democracy was a tad underwhelming - sorry Francis! I actually love Danish democracy myself! Its just - why not do better if you can. Collectively this will be the best result. Ideologically this is all anarchism all the time. If the founders wanted Galts Gulch instead they should have called it ' cyber-liberty ' or some such. Austro-libertarian raspberry Kool-Aid would taste as sweet. For crypto-currencies I confidently predict a new collective ATH and possible Btc hyperdrive - but all the Maxi's are going to start having serious accidents. The thought of a cryptoanarchist world economy simply swapping Buffet for Saylor is as ludicrous as Btc magazine replacing the NYT. Welcome to the luxury-anarchist, globalist anarchist, strong AI anarchist revolution!
If the Trump Crime family keeps taking US conservatives for hundreds of millions of dollars we may have to make him an honorary cypherpunk.
If the Trump Crime family keeps taking US conservatives for hundreds of millions of dollars we may have to make him an honorary cypherpunk. https://twitter.com/emptywheel/status/1646279619438428160?cxt=HHwWgIC-2e2l4dgt Reposts not boilerplate about cypherpunks doing their duty
CYPHERPUNK scared straight
Lot of room for self-expression in how you get ' skin-in-the-game " - some do it with a word https://finance.yahoo.com/news/cypherpunk-announces-treasury-management-current-21040.html Reposts not craven coward carpetbaggers ( Hi Gramps )
Cypherpunk link to Russian lies about Syrian War-Crimes
"The reporters also found evidence of the software being used to create fake social media accounts, inside and outside of Russia, to push narratives in line with official state propaganda, including denials that Russian attacks in Syria killed civilians." "The cache of more than 5,000 pages of documents, dated between 2016 and 2021, includes manuals, technical specification sheets and other details for software that Vulkan designed for the Russian military and intelligence establishment. It also includes https://washingtonpost.com/national-security/2023/03/30/russian-cyberwarfare-documents-vulkan-files/ The Houla massacre (Arabic: مجزرة الحولة) was a mass murder of civilians by Syrian government forces that took place on May 25, 2012. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_Tomorrow Margarita Simonyan, editor-in-chief of RT, told the daily Moskovskii Komsomolets that Assange will resume making shows and allowing them to be broadcast on Russian television once his legal troubles are over
Dumbfuck Trump is acting more like a cypherpunk revolutionary than a tame, embed, registered journalist.
Very Assange Defender of Nazi, Matt Hale also defends attacks on Soros? Well Glenin would say that wouldn’t he. German national socialist attacks Jews in the New York Tribune https://www.reddit.com/r/CapitalismVSocialism/comments/7dwc4n/the_russian_loan_attributed_to_karl_marx_new_york/ Reposts not corpse-media zombie chickenhawk conformist journalism
Adam Back the arch-carpetbagger cypherpunk?
Hey, don't just listen to me on this! ercwl · Feb 26 Can’t believe blockstream built a sidechain for multisig-pegged bitcoin and trusted assets but still were like ”no block times can’t be any faster than 1 minute and we can’t allow the TPS to get high and decent privacy or basic smart contract functionality is still too dangerous” <<< Reposts not endorsements of exposing frauds in the cryptoanarchist space
Journalism or cypherpunk revolution - choose one
I am not making cryptoanarchist revolution to make the world safe for journalist privilege since - in any large military-entertainment-complex the media is precisely half the problem. Its impossible to help any journalist understand anarchism since their entire identity is wrapped up in them not understanding it. Ein Reich - Ein Volk - Ein Media. The anarchic net has already done a yeomans task of breaking the media on a wheel - so much so the previous POTUS referred to it as the ' Corpse Media " at least once. Cryptoanarchy will complete this necessary task and there will be no NYT, CNN, FOX, MSNBC, Guardian, Al Jazeera, etc under any globalized anarchist revolution I lead. Anarchists are not under the slightest obligation to recognize the human and civil rights of any known fascists. " Fascism is not to be debated - it is to be smashed " - Bueno Durruti The complete destruction of the current fascist-serving news media is a vital yardstick for measuring how we're going. Cypherpunk revolution expects everyone will do their duty. On to CYPHERPUNK 2027 - four years at full warp. On to distributed cryptoanarchist federation VICTORY.
Cypherpunk 2027 is shaping up nicely - four years at full warp!
At least according to this most conventionally successful cypherpunk https://cointelegraph.com/news/bitcoin-could-hit-10m-in-9-years-but-more-sidechains-needed-blockstream-ceo Reposts not calls for selective Butlerians against conventional conformists
Cypherpunk-2027 canvases a Utopian future through anarchic technology
Cyberpunk is a subgenre of sci-fi that explores a dystopian future with advanced technology, where the line between man and machine is blurred. https://cointelegraph.com/news/what-is-cyberpunk-a-beginner-s-guide-to-the-sci-fi-genre I'm a cyborg and I approved this repost unread
Cypherpunk revolution is the tactical pivot
Cryptoanarchism is the strategic pivot - and mind uploading, and interstellar exploration is the prize. " . . . mind uploading, and interstellar exploration now have powerful supporters among the billionaires of Silicon Valley, for whom the transformative potential of technology is self-evidently good. . . . " FROM https://theamericanscholar.org/the-end-is-only-the-beginning/ Reposts handballed on often only part read caveat lecter
More police stations attacked in the run-up to CYPHERPUNK 2027
Despite our political differences I'm sure we can all celebrate the death of a police officer https://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/jan/21/dozens-injured-and-police-stations-attacked-as-protests-continue-in-peru Reposts not shameless efforts to glom onto background news
Biometrics as a threat to ’ True Names " cypherpunk ideal of voluntary identity.
Biometrics is a threat to ’ True Names " cypherpunk ideal of voluntary identity. Unfortunately it being helped by an unimpeachable wedge issue - protection of society from antivax nutcase types spreading disease. There may also be another scare campaign brewing led by intelligence-shy billionaires like Thiel and Musk. Their fear of strong AI implicitly sanctions more biometric identifiers. So the threat is verifiable - the threat is real.
Cypherpunk Pope, Juan Garofalo is financed by the child-molester Catholic Church
And in related news… Mussolini was Catholic. Franco was Catholic. Dolfuss was Catholic. Himmler, head of the SS, was a Catholic. The SS was set up on the Jesuit model. Goebbels was Catholic. Hoss, the camp commandant of Auschwitz, was a Catholic. Frank,‘ the butcher of Poland ’, was Catholic. Ante Pavelic was a Catholic. Pinochet was Catholic. Evita Peron introduced compulsory religious education into all Argentine schools. Dirtbag Hitler Francis heads up the Vatican. Juan Garofalo carries on in all these brownshirt traditions. Fuck him and all who sail in him.
A Bitcoin and cypherpunk hackerspace to open in Brescia, Italy
With livestreaming to come? https://twitter.com/h4ckbs/status/1610638264821481476 Reposts bene molto bene
Re: Cypherpunk list subscriber "threatening" Feds
Thanks Greg Its probably a Google issue as I was able to find it that way for a while but their service has deteriorated recently. Enclosed copy Denver Post Online threats target Denver investigators - Anarchist says e-mails harmless; feds disagree By Jim Hughes - Denver Post Staff Writer Monday, July 07, 2003 - An anarchist using the online moniker “Professor Rat” has threatened the lives of two federal terrorism investigators in Denver, advocating that they “need killing.” The threats name an FBI agent assigned to the local multiagency Joint Terrorism Task Force and the government’s lead prosecutor of terrorism cases in Colorado. Although those who travel in the same online circles as Professor Rat say his provocations are not to be taken seriously, officials say they are concerned about the threats, which were sent to an e-mail listserv and posted on the Internet in April. “The recipients of the threats have no way to discern their validity,” said Jeff Dorschner, spokesman for the U.S. attorney’s office. "They cause fear and they disrupt lives, and it’s for that reason that they’re taken very seriously. “It’s more than the individual targets. It’s the families and those associated with them,” he said. That is the purpose of the postings, an Australian man who admits to using the Professor Rat name and to posting these kinds of threats saidin a telephone interview and a series of e-mails: To scare people out of working for the government. He refused to admit to any specific threat, to avoid prosecution, he said. He already is charged with making similar threats against police in Australia, according to the Victoria Police in Melbourne. Saying that his real name was Matt Taylor and that he was 48 years old, Professor Rat said he promotes a theory called Assassination Politics that emerged at the periphery of cyberanarchist circles in 1997. The concept is that of an online lottery in which people bet on a date that public figures will die. The implication is that the lottery “winner” likely helped arrange the death. Winnings would be paid in untraceable digital cash, which does not yet exist. The development of digital money, and encryption software restricting government’s ability to monitor Internet activity, are common goals among the online anarchists and libertarians known as “cypherpunks.” The ultimate purpose of Assassination Politics is to deter people from working for government agencies, corporate media outlets or institutions “beholden to the violence of the state,” Taylor said. Professor Rat also has threatened a University of Ottawa law professor, a columnist for The Boston Globe and a Cincinnati police officer. Many of those threats were posted to a listserv called Cypherpunks. The e-mail distribution network allows libertarians and anarchists interested in the tension between government oversight and individual liberty on the Internet to discuss those issues via e-mails that when sent to the listserv are distributed to all members. Dorschner would not say whether there was an investigation into Professor Rat, calling the matter an issue of “internal security.” The columnist for The Boston Globe, whose sin, in the eyes of Professor Rat, was to criticize civil libertarians for objecting to the Patriot Act of 2001, said he did not take the threat at all seriously. He learned of the threat only last week, when told of it by The Denver Post, he said. The Post is withholding the names of the subjects of posts by Professor Rat to avoid promoting any specific threats. “The way I see it, this kind of talk is pretty cheap on the Internet,” the columnist said. “This is something I would consider casual hate speech. This person didn’t send me an e-mail saying 'I’m going to kill you.”’ But officials in Denver see nothing casual about the statements, Dorschner said. In an interview, Taylor taunted the Denver officials named in the April 8 statement. “They’re welcome to come and get me extradited,” he said. “Here I am. Come and get me.” The Cypherpunks listserv is also where Jim Bell, an MIT-trained chemist and Washington anarchist who now is in prison for interstate stalking of federal agents, unveiled his Assassination Politics. He was convicted in 2001. Federal prosecutors in Seattle that year also won a conviction against Carl Johnson, a Canadian man accused of threatening federal judges and Microsoft founder Bill Gates by e-mail. Later in 2001, Thomas Wales, a federal prosecutor in Seattle, was shot to death. Though his death was noted on the Cypherpunks listserv, no connection to Assassination Politics has ever been made. The case remains unsolved. John Hartingh, spokesman for the U.S. attorney’s office in Seattle, declined to comment on Wales’ death. Taylor said his threats are intended solely as a rhetorical deterrent. “No one has to die,” he said. “All that has to happen is for people to accept the system.” If anyone Taylor threatened ever
Re: Cypherpunk list subscriber "threatening" Feds
If someone could point me at where the hole in the archive is, I can take another look. From the date of the reposting (https://buttdarling.insanejournal.com/129512.html?mode=reply) it sounds like maybe the archives missed some stuff just after the server upgrade on December 21/22. https://lists.cpunks.org/pipermail/cypherpunks/2022-December/date.html I suspect that if a message went to the list, but not the archive, then it's not on the server anywhere... If someone has the missing message, just forward it here and it will go into the archives after the fact! ~ Greg On Fri, Dec 23, 2022 at 02:47:57PM -0500, Undescribed Horrific Abuse, One Victim & Survivor of Many wrote: > Thank you for your reply. I haven't fully processed it. I get the > impression that posting this is helpful in protecting things for you. > It certainly seems important if it is missing from records. > > > Do you still have the link to the article? > > > > The Post no longer publishes it and the Hettinga repost has gone missing ( > > Greg? ) > > I don't link to Conde Nast's edited version at McCullagh's since he went > > over to the enemy in 2001. > > > > I can publish the entire article here if desired or alternatively direct the > > curious to my insane journal back-up at ' buttdarling ' . > > If you have a nice-looking archive, or a raw email file missing from > the list history, I'd be happy to send it up to arweave. > > > https://buttdarling.insanejournal.com/129512.html?mode=reply > > > > That's a copy of the missing cypherpunks post from Hett. > > > > Now since when have you ever taken a positive interest in the core affairs > > of this list? > > I didn't know this was a core affair. > > > You waddle like an agent and quack like one we might as well shoot you in > > agent-shooting season. > > I unfortunately and literally have severe dissociation with both > pro-gov and pro-anarchist parts. I think this could be common among > political targets. > > > Get a life agent Semich. > > I feel sad when reading this. I'm not sure what it means. I heard it a > lot throughout grade school.
Cypherpunk failures agree
In this case Mongo and Vinay Gupta. Mongo's fork-in-the-road thesis from the 90's . . . " . . . If anonymity is outlawed, it will take draconian measures to enforce it–citizen-unit ID cards, officially issued encryption keys, escrow, monitoring of communications, massive penalties to deter illegal use of encryption, and other police state measures. On the other hand, if enough degrees of freedom are left untouched, the result is a growing, expanding crypto anarchy. Government will find itself powerless to control commerce (handled via encrypted channels), will find it doesn’t know the True Names of various Net entities, and will end up being chased into an enclave of things it can control. . . . " He reiterated this just before he died in 2018 as ' the dossier society ' dystopia Vs his usual Galts Gulch garbage. " Natural Rights anarchy ". And here is Gupta from 2015 . . . " . . . Gupta gave his view on why the cypherpunk movement succeeded in creating many tools for more secure and private computing, but failed in achieving broad adoption and societal change . . . " https://buttdarling.insanejournal.com/2015/11/16/ Contra these two losers my assessment by 2011 was we had enough adoption and change to declare victory. And we have only gotten much stronger since then while the powers-that-be have all gotten weaker. My thesis is the net has globalized since 2005 ( its non anglo-centric in other words ) and could take on and defeat all the earthly powers COMBINED since 2010. I can't account for any black swan event happening between now and the predicted singularity due between 2030 - 2040. But that's my considered opinion based on the best evidence available to me. And why I've been demanding a formal surrender of the USG to the anarchic net every year for the last 12 years. All they have to do is free ALL drug war prisoners ( state and federal ) then bring back the 2003 PAM FutureMaps prediction mart that may then handle its defeat in detail. The rest of the world seeing the worlds most powerful state get chased into an enclave should draw the appropriate conclusion. Surrender early - surrender often - surrender abjectly while begging for mercy. There will then follow two Friedman Units where we will settle all outstanding accounts with local bullies and bad gentry. With your help all this might be accomplished by CYPHERPUNK 2027 and we may then bring on the singularity early. Please don't try and hinder us though - we can already make a horrible example out of anyone. Amirite worlds richest and most powerful men? Cypherpunk traitors like Assmange, Back and so on will get everything that's coming to them. The revolution may not be televised but it will certainly be streamed live to the web. Welcome to the revolution.
Re: Cypherpunk list subscriber "threatening" Feds
Thank you for your reply. I haven't fully processed it. I get the impression that posting this is helpful in protecting things for you. It certainly seems important if it is missing from records. > Do you still have the link to the article? > > The Post no longer publishes it and the Hettinga repost has gone missing ( > Greg? ) > I don't link to Conde Nast's edited version at McCullagh's since he went > over to the enemy in 2001. > > I can publish the entire article here if desired or alternatively direct the > curious to my insane journal back-up at ' buttdarling ' . If you have a nice-looking archive, or a raw email file missing from the list history, I'd be happy to send it up to arweave. > https://buttdarling.insanejournal.com/129512.html?mode=reply > > That's a copy of the missing cypherpunks post from Hett. > > Now since when have you ever taken a positive interest in the core affairs > of this list? I didn't know this was a core affair. > You waddle like an agent and quack like one we might as well shoot you in > agent-shooting season. I unfortunately and literally have severe dissociation with both pro-gov and pro-anarchist parts. I think this could be common among political targets. > Get a life agent Semich. I feel sad when reading this. I'm not sure what it means. I heard it a lot throughout grade school.
Cypherpunk list subscriber "threatening" Feds
>>> It's familiar to see you posting this quote again. I'm curious, why do you post it? <<< It serves a number of purposes - for example 1) Give lie to Mongo's Crypto Winter and further isolates the c-punk circle of eunuchs that includes Adam, Back and Julian Assmange, to name just two. 2) Shows all USG agents we were gunning for them before 9-11 and will maintain our campaign till they surrender or die. 3) Is timely due to all the recent calls to abolish the FBI - a quick search will reveal many recent links. Abolishing the FBI is a huge historical advance and indicator of USG weakness and crypto-anarchist strength. Do you still have the link to the article? The Post no longer publishes it and the Hettinga repost has gone missing ( Greg? ) I don't link to Conde Nast's edited version at McCullagh's since he went over to the enemy in 2001. I can publish the entire article here if desired or alternatively direct the curious to my insane journal back-up at ' buttdarling ' . https://buttdarling.insanejournal.com/129512.html?mode=reply That's a copy of the missing cypherpunks post from Hett. Now since when have you ever taken a positive interest in the core affairs of this list? You waddle like an agent and quack like one we might as well shoot you in agent-shooting season. Get a life agent Semich.
Re: Cypherpunk list subscriber "threatening" Feds
Hi professor rat, It's familiar to see you posting this quote again. I'm curious, why do you post it? Do you still have the link to the article?
Cypherpunk list subscriber "threatening" Feds
Don't hate the FBI - KILL the FBI An anarchist using the online moniker “Professor Rat” has threatened the lives of two federal terrorism investigators in Denver, advocating that they “need killing.” The threats name an FBI agent assigned to the local multiagency Joint Terrorism Task Force and the government’s lead prosecutor of terrorism cases in Colorado. Officials say they are concerned about the threats, which were sent to an e-mail listserv and posted on the Internet in April. “The recipients of the threats have no way to discern their validity,” said Jeff Dorschner, spokesman for the U.S. attorney’s office. "They cause fear and they disrupt lives, and it’s for that reason that they’re taken very seriously. “It’s more than the individual targets. It’s the families and those associated with them,” he said. That is the purpose of the postings, an Australian man who admits to using the Professor Rat name and to posting these kinds of threats said in a telephone interview and a series of e-mails: To scare people out of working for the government.
Royal scumbags backed by fake cypherpunk
Btc Maxi Prince Filip's father Alexander is a proponent of re-creating a constitutional monarchy in Serbia and sees himself as the rightful king. A key event for Prince Alexander - Filip's grandfather - occurred on 27 March 1909 when his older brother, Crown Prince George, publicly renounced his claim to the throne after strong pressure from political circles in Serbia. Prince Alexander donated a large sum of money to the Black Hand-oriented journal Pijemont (Piedmont) (founded in August 1911). George killed his servant Kolaković by kicking him in the stomach. What a prince that man was. Adam Back is a traitor to all cypherpunks and all crypto-anarchists - this traitor will receive his appropriate reward in due course.
Trad punk is missing out on cypherpunk revolution
' Resistance ' after 2005 stinks of retreat or worse - defeat Something every left-commie moron " Situationist ' ought to know backwards. The Sids and Nancy's of Marxism. The only big resistance going on right now is how fast existing power can surrender to cryptoanarchism with any self-respect left. Small ' R' resistance to cryptoanarchy since 2010 on the libertarian-left? Tragedy repeating as moronic farce. https://anarchistnews.org/content/punk—dangerous-utopia Reposts from cretins not recommended
Cypherpunk as leading futurist
When your holodek is a chicken coop https://finance.yahoo.com/news/punk-fighting-open-metaverse-124045285.html Reposts kicking Dunny Kahn down the road
TRUE NAME NFT's? Cypherpunk NFT's? Cryptoanarchist NFT's?
Yes - yes - maybe >>> Bringing Privacy to Non Fungible Tokens https://medium.com/centrifuge/bringing-privacy-to-non-fungible-tokens-a-recap-from-the-zokrates-workshop-at-zcon1-6d9ea8a74b7f Reposts provided as CHAT fodder only
Jack Dorsey says he wouldn’t know a cypherpunk if one bit him on the arse
Jack Dorsey says he wouldn’t know a cypherpunk if one bit him on the arse - but he’s open to new experiences. https://decrypt.co/116018/hours-after-trademarking-web5-jack-dorseys-bitcoin-project-tbd-reverts Reposts not contracts on billionaires yet
We really need to revive the cypherpunk ethos
Flaming assholes like Josh are trying to glom onto crypto-currencies as a break from giving mouth-to-arse resuscitation to the rotting corpse of Murray Rothbard - must be very tiring for them. CATO, Hayek, Pinochet Fellow. " Homo Economicus' Economics so bad; so discredited; so worthless only Marxists ever agree with them ( and of course Austro-libertarians and Marxists both hate a winner like Keynes ) https://www.mercatus.org/scholars/joshua-r-hendrickson Not all conservatives are stupid - but most of them are. Btw - his banging on about Btc privacy is belied by pentagon sequestered firms like Chainanalysis. Its hard to help conservatives ( cough fascists ) understand anarchism when their jobs and besuited identities rely on them NOT understanding it.
Re: We really need to revive the cypherpunk ethos
On 11/11/22, professor rat wrote: > Still not the first clue about anarchism - oh well > https://twitter.com/RebelEconProf/status/1591078989724286976 Josh Hendrickson @RebelEconProf A quick thread on bitcoin, crypto, and all that… The creation of Bitcoin was not random. It was the product of deliberative efforts that people had been working on for decades. As more and more things were recorded electronically, these people recognized the need for privacy… One aspect of this was thinking about how to create an electronic form of money. These cypherpunks had a wide variety of backgrounds, but they studied money and monetary history. They learned from people like George Selgin and Larry White about commodity money and free banking… Previous attempts to create a private (both in the sense of privacy and provision by the private sector) electronic money failed. The main problem was always that there were single points of failure. Bitcoin solved this. It made it possible to have a decentralized money… It also solved what I’ll call the Klein problem in economics, the idea that for a private money to circulate one must trust the issuer won’t wake up one day, print a bunch of money, & use it to accumulate a bunch of wealth before everyone else realizes the money is now worthless It did this by having a deterministic supply that cannot be changed without the consensus of the users of the network. And those users have no incentive to deviate from that initial rule. Thus, one doesn’t have to trust an “issuer” I heard about bitcoin in April 2011. I’ve had an academic interest in it ever since. To me, it was exciting because it provided a natural experiment to test various conclusions from monetary theory that were understood in a world in which something like bitcoin had never existed Over the last decade, I have met many people interested in bitcoin. Economists, computer scientists, and software developers. This has been a rewarding experience. All of these people have gone down the rabbit hole of everything you need to know to understand bitcoin. But I’ve also watched this cryptocurrency industry emerge around bitcoin that is full of the worst people. Everyone from scammers to Ponzi schemers to VCs who just want to make a quick buck off of people who don’t understand this stuff. For years, I’ve been careful about what I say about this stuff. But now, enough is enough. I’m going to write about this stuff more and I’m going to call out the scammers. If a fraction of the rumors I’m hearing about FTX are true, then SBF belongs in prison and there needs to be an investigation of all the people who enabled him. Bitcoin and the entire process that led up to it was motivated by the desire to make the world a better place and internet commerce more private. It was a true technological innovation. The market will decide what that innovation is worth. But the people who try to piggyback off of this innovation with their bullshit protocols, tokens, and exchanges to profit off of people who don’t know any better need to be called out. Stay tuned.
We really need to revive the cypherpunk ethos
Still not the first clue about anarchism - oh well https://twitter.com/RebelEconProf/status/1591078989724286976 Reposts beware
Cypherpunk OG, Marc Andreessen works for the worst & largest of all sh*tcoin pump-and-dumpers on the planet
But don't just take my word for it . . . https://twitter.com/coryklippsten/status/1586890154446241793 >>> Musk = Doge shill Sacks = Solana shill Calacanis = Solana shill Krishnan = partner at a16z, the worst and largest of all sh*tcoin pump-and-dumpers on the planet Curb your expectations for Twitter, Bitcoiners. Likely to be UGLY. <<<
Ed Snowden denounces Aussie-born cypherpunk con-artist
Not Julian - but its a start. JULIAN " Being guilty of aggravated rape has nothing to do with our party" A. Broinowski. Wikileaks Party NSW candidate for au Senate. 2013. "... Mr Assange agreed that some level of privacy was necessary for the successful operation of the military ..." http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/drive/assange-i-can-rule-from-overseas/4844186 JULIAN " ‘[The military] protects the sovereignty of Australia. It protects the independence of Australia.' ASSANGE July, 2013 Julian Assange · LRB 6 March 2014 http://www.lrb.co.uk/v36/n05/andrew-ohagan/ghosting … Mar 6, 2014 - I wouldn't say this publicly, but Hitler wrote Mein Kampf in prison..." Jul 20, 2015 - Julian Assange: To be honest, I don't like the word transparency; cold dead glass is transparent..."
Aaron van Wirdum was in Prague recently looking for the fighting spirit of cypherpunk
At the infamous and unholy Crypto-Anarchy Institute. Professor Rat - 9 minutes ago Aaron van Wirdum was in Prague recently looking for the fighting spirit of cypherpunk - and if he was disappointed then he must be on suicide watch right now #Slugano https://twitter.com/aaronvanw Reposts for the love of Song
So much crunchy cypherpunk truthiness in this story
Must read https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-10-03/feds-seized-311m-in-bitcoin-btc-the-crypto-hacker-stole-it-back Reposts not rubberhose
Old Cypherpunk Proverb
"If you do not do politics, politics will do you."
Old Cypherpunk Proverb (3)
1) - "Rather than a merry-go-round, the process of change and innovation is like a slide." 2) - "What would Steve Jobs say?" 3) - "Long live Brody!"
Cypherpunk 2027 for an anarchist planet
We invite activists, hackers, scofflaw professionals, artists, educators, students of Gonzo, developers, new and familiar faces alike, policy-breakers, tinkerers, free software beginners, big-tent-anarchists, socialists, looters, opportunist hipsters, down and out capitalists, unemployed workerists, discharged jailbirds, escaped galley slaves, swindlers, mountebanks, lazzaroni, pickpockets, tricksters, gamblers, maquereaus, brothel keepers, porters, literati, organ-grinders, rag-pickers, knife-grinders, Tinkers and beggars. Then also all well-armed, high-tech, drug-taking, survivalist, martial-arts, black-marketeering, tax-dodging, life-extensionist, freethinking, fake-ID-tripping Discordian master criminals. Rustlers, cut throats, murderers, manques, bounty hunters, desperados, mugs, pugs, thugs, nitwits, halfwits, dimwits, vipers, snipers, con men, Indian agents, Mexican bandits, muggers, buggerers, bushwhackers, hornswogglers, horse thieves, bull dykes, train robbers, bank robbers, ass-kickers, shit-kickers and recovering Methodists. Welcome to the global anarchist revolution.
Contempt for journalists is very cypherpunk
1775 - Marc J. Randazza @marcorandazza · Sep 8 The "Journalism Competition and Protection Act" does what? It creates a four-year safe harbor from antitrust laws for news companies and tech companies. Does that sound like "competition?" Sounds more like "protection for our friends" ( Repost provided with Royal seal of app )
Link to missing post re DENVER POST Cypherpunk
https://buttdarling.insanejournal.com/129512.html?mode=reply Backed up on the 22 of the 2cnd 2022 Tumultuous summer of 2003 has yet to reveal all its secrets!
BACK and Szabo drag cypherpunk name through mud
Bitfinex is a cryptocurrency exchange owned and operated by iFinex Inc registered in the British Virgin Islands. Their customers' money has been stolen or lost in several incidents, and they have been unable to secure normal banking relationships. Wikipedia https://planb.lugano.ch/planb-forum/#speakers That is very apt look for crypto-fascist scumbags like Back and Szabo. Not so good when they preen, pose and posture as cypherpunks. This fascist aggression will not stand, man!
Good cypherpunk money drives out bad
Like Eric Hughes was driven out for being a giant cluckin' Chickenman. 3.3. The Cypherpunks Group and List 3.3.1. What is it? Formal Rules, Charter, etc.? no formal rules or charter no agreed-upon mission ( The Cyphernomicon 1995 ) Tomorrow is unwritten and unknown - there is no future but what we make of it. I hope I can help you understand that. 2.5.5. “Do I need to study cryptography and number theory to make a contribution?” Absolutely not! Most cryptographers and mathematicians are so busy doing their thing that they little time or interest for political and entrepreneurial activities. Specialization is for insects and researchers, as someone’s .sig says. 2.5.16. “Won’t more powerful computers make ciphers breakable?” The effects of increasing computer power confer even greater advantage to the cipher user than to the cipher breaker. 2.4.17. "What does “Cypherpunks write code’ mean?” a clarifying statement, not an imperative technology and concrete solutions over bickering and chatter if you don’t write code, fine. Not everyone does (in fact, probably less than 10% of the list writes serious code, and less than 5% writes crypto or security software https://nakamotoinstitute.org/static/docs/cyphernomicon.txt No formal rules, charter or mission means no Austro-Libertarian, Randite, Paultard morons can survive here. Peace-loving agorists especially GO FUCK YOURSELF. Carpetbagger c-punks and ' natural rights ' anarchists may be shot on sight. GET OFF OUR LEFT-ANARCHIST LAWN! Those who make anarchist revolutions half way simply dig their own graves and a fool and their reputation-capital are soon parted. Now on to CYPHERPUNK 2027. Globalized secular anarchist revolution.
" . . . a world where cypherpunk/private usage is a real criminal risk . . ."
You say " We’ll be in a world where cypherpunk/private usage is a real criminal risk for average users ", like that’s a BAD thing. sergarellano ·Aug 10 Replying to @RyanSAdams 90% of exchanges and shitcoins will be wipped out. The same happened with the DOT com bubble, it’s normal when a new industry is born. There were 200 brands of cars at the beginning Repsnots et
" . . . we'll need some cypherpunk spirit to defend . . . "
They're called ' balls ' you fucking eunuch https://twitter.com/lex_node/status/1560602442512752641 When cypherpunks are called terrorists we will be doing our job
Intelligent Argentinians embrace cypherpunk technology
Not like that Nazbol moron, Juan Garofalo whose Adolph Eichmans bastard son. https://www.freethink.com/technology/crypto-argentina-black-market-cash >>> I know an Argentinian grandma who barely uses a computer, yet as soon as >>>she heard about Bitcoin from her grandson in 2016, she instantly said “Money >>>the government can’t touch? Help me buy it right now,” and she’s been >>>holding it ever since. (An understandable reaction when you’ve seen your >>>country go through 5 different currencies in your lifetime.)
'Cypherpunk' Senate candidate highlights our parasite problem
At this rate we'll have a POTUS candidate calling themselves cryptoanarchist before cypherpunk 2027! Jesus Fucking Christie. >>> Kraken CEO Jesse Powell donates to 'cypherpunk' Senate candidate who wants >>>unregulated crypto <<< https://www.sfgate.com/politics/article/kraken-ceo-jesse-powell-donations-17333106.php Honky Krakens, like Craig Wright, Julian Assmange and Gramps, have all earned killing. They are parasitic MAGATS on cosa nostra - our thing. Kill one - scare a thousand.
Phony cypherpunk, Vitalik Buterin's lies precede him
A core cypherpunk idea is … hunker in the bunker? https://twitter.com/vitalikbuterin/status/1291237571461169153 Who is this clown!? When cypherpunks are called terrorists we will have done our job - old cryptoanarchist proverb
Alleged " noted cypherpunk' described as clownlike!?
Another day - another assault on our brand >>> Daniel "robust against quantum attacks" Goldman on Twitter ... https://twitter.com › DZack23 › status Noted cypherpunk Michael Saylor on why Ethereum is inherently unethical because its existence violates securities laws which have their basis in the 10 ... vitalik.eth on Twitter: "Why do maximalists keep picking heroes ... https://twitter.com › VitalikButerin › status 1 day ago — Noted cypherpunk Michael Saylor on why Ethereum is inherently unethical because its existence violates securities laws which have their ... @VitalikButerin Why do maximalists keep picking heroes that turn out to be total clowns? <<< Reposts etc
20th anniversary of third cypherpunk trial
Description of the third cypherpunk trial in the ongoing struggle for genuine cryptoanarchy https://marc.info/?l=cypherpunks=103098894328826=1 In Sept it will be 20 years since any govt dared tangle with any cypherpunk revolutionist. Losers gonna lose!
A lot of cypherpunk airbrushing going on
Its hard to help someone understand anarchist revolution when their whole idiotic identity depends on them not understanding it. When I first came here the list was regularly assaulted by off-topic spam sent by a Semich-like moron called ' Choate '. Some problems never get solved - they just get replaced by new ones. Till then, the best revenge is living well. And global cryptoanarchist victory may have already been assured as early as late 2010! Its just non-trivial and NP hard to distribute evenly. No pressure.
Re: A lot of cypherpunk airbrushing going on
I don't understand most of what you're talking about, but there's a sense I get from it that resonates with me, of there being hopelessness around helping anything at all, let alone the hopeless. What comes to me after considering what you say, and filtering the tghings that confuse or irritate me, is that, despite an appearance of hopeless and harm, we dedicate our lives and efforts to helping the hopeless, and know that in the end nothing that can stop us. :)
Re: A lot of cypherpunk airbrushing going on
When all is said and done a lot more is always said than done. Especially by gasbagging, timewasting obscurantist morons - like Karl Semich And then some Marxist problems never get solved - they just get superseded by new anarchist problems. Welcome to the global anarchist revolution! Help for the HOPELESS!
Re: A lot of cypherpunk airbrushing going on
In the eternal sunshine of an idiots mind, there's no 1984, no Doublethink and no " MEMORY HOLE " How sweet to be an idiot. Then there's the best trick the mortal enemies of anarchism - Marxists and inverse-Marxist Libertarians - ever pulled. Telling us they don't exist and life is but a peaceful dream. " The Gulf War never happened "
Re: A lot of cypherpunk airbrushing going on
> These revisionist cypherpunk histories keep popping up and anybody who shot them down got revised in the next revision > And the longer they go on ( from Mange through Gupta to Wright & Backstabber > ) > > the more OG's need to be airbrushed out. > This actually is just like everything else in normal life, but the fact that our bubbles are so peaceful gives us a lot of capacity for escaping and countering them, extending the cycles.
A lot of cypherpunk airbrushing going on
These revisionist cypherpunk histories keep popping up and being shot down. And the longer they go on ( from Mange through Gupta to Wright & Backstabber ) the more OG's need to be airbrushed out. This actually befits an inverse-Marxist approach where the Austro-Hungarian, Lunar Right have about as much respect for empirical fact as the average member of a Communist Party. But its not something we anarchists could ever countenance.
Re: Cypherpunk
On July 22, 2022 2:07:04 PM EDT, Gunnar Larson wrote: >While under entrapment, I have been told that being a Cypherpunk is a >terriorist offense. Gunnar, when you mention being under entrapment, do you mean you are experiencing pressure of some kind to either break laws or depict yourself as breaking laws? Or what do you mean? > >My reply concerning this matter has been noted as, "Just because you think >the Tooth Ferry has Pink Hair does not mean there is a tooth ferry." > >It says nothing about terriorist activity on the Cypherpunk wiki: >https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cypherpunk My experience is that even officials can often describe things as illegal that are not. I was once told I was breaking a law for not carrying an ID.
Cypherpunk revolution
One of the burning issues of the day is how much regulatory arbitrage the USG may invoke against prime shitcoin competitor, Marxist China. Since it has nothing but bad choices here I invoke Napoleon's old " Never interrupt your enemy when they're making a mistake " TL/DR full-blown-fascism is recognized as impossible by ' Chinamerica ' Only nutcase conspiracists continue to insist its either here or coming soon.
Cypherpunk
" When cypherpunks are called terrorists we will have done our job " Old cryptoanarchist proverb Professor Rat - 3 days ago My beloved country is falling so far behind in Cyber it may never catch-up. Three examples. Cypherpunks remain undesignated terrorists Crypto-muntions remain an undesignated WMD-grade domain of war. There is still no official doctrine covering cyberspace similar to the Monroe and Carter doctrines. Cypherpunks have been surveilled stalked and arrested by the USG and its minions. So any self-described c-punk that can't defend cryptoanarchist revolution is like an anarchist that can't defend propaganda-of-the-deed. Totally weak, worthless and undeserving of our good name. AWAY WITH YOU!
Cypherpunk
While under entrapment, I have been told that being a Cypherpunk is a terriorist offense. My reply concerning this matter has been noted as, "Just because you think the Tooth Ferry has Pink Hair does not mean there is a tooth ferry." It says nothing about terriorist activity on the Cypherpunk wiki: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cypherpunk
Now Gramps, who calls himself 'cypherpunk' is just another little internet troll bitch
Now that Gramps, who calls himself 'cypherpunk' is just another little internet troll bitch everyone can see why I placed thousands of dollars each on the heads of these three scumbags . . . Karl Semich - Juan Peron and Magat Gramps. These three carpetbaggers have never done anything for the anarchist revolution but they do try and attack it at every opportunity. And for that capital crime they have all earned killing. If you want to see a cleaned-up, slimmed down list that's immediately responsive to global concerns in this dramatic time of rapid-evolutionary change then feel free to join me in applying APster bounty law right here and right now. Together we are smarter than any one of us and many hands make light work when it comes to taking out the political trash. Long live anarchism - death to fascism - and welcome to the revolution.
Not a cypherpunk revolutionary
Terrorist - hostage. Hostage- terrorist In November 2011, Pool told On the Media, “I don’t consider myself a journalist.” “I consider myself an activist 100%.” there “to support the movement.” In October 2012, he told El País that “I’m not an activist” and described himself as a journalist. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tim_Pool Very Assange
Re: Cryptocurrency: Cypherpunk Holdings Sells All, Saylor Buys TFD
Following on 7 early month drops in 8 months since peak, with only 2 up months, another move likely coming within days... place yer betz... dump to $13k, or launch from $20k. 70% off the coveted 1... https://i.imgur.com/wua9hAnh.jpg Macro is positioning and drooling. Onfido, Jumio, Trulioo, WorldCheck... threats to privacy, enablers of GovCorp censorship, ripe targets for exploiters. The people who told you bitcoin is bad for the environment are burning coal to cook hamburgers then driving their gas powered car to go watch air pollution shows in the sky today. https://twitter.com/saylor/status/1543281124494958592 Thanks for selling your coins cheap... ;) https://nitter.nl/pic/orig/media%2FFWkX4Q4XEAEOIpQ.jpg
Cryptocurrency: Cypherpunk Holdings Sells All, Saylor Buys TFD
Earning themselves some laughing stock, HODL-Corp performs classic buy-high sell-low capitulation maneuver at major $20k support level, alienating almost $7M out of play from the next untimeable turnup ramp. As many wish... their self-inflicted bankruptcy, to be a fine remedy for appropriating and abusing the cypherpunk name. https://www.coindesk.com/business/2022/06/28/investment-firm-cypherpunk-holdings-sells-all-of-its-bitcoin-and-ether/ https://stockhouse.com/news/press-releases/2022/06/28/cypherpunk-holdings-announces-corporate-update Meanwhile, Saylor buys the dip... https://twitter.com/saylor/status/1543281124494958592
Sedition, domestic terrorism, & a murder plot. Maybe Trump should be an honorary cypherpunk.
" When c-punks are called terrorists we will have done our job " Old proverb " . . . Trump, in his capacity as President of the United States, called for the death of the Vice President. It doesn’t matter that the military advisers or secret service agents in the room would never have acted on this. It only matters that Trump said it. It also matters greatly that Trump said this while watching a domestic terrorist attack whose specific goal was to murder Pence – as evidenced by the gallows the attackers put out front. . . ." ( Dubious source. Discuss )
The NFT road to CYPHERPUNK 2027
Esteban Castaño, the founder and CEO of cryptocurrency analytics firm TRM Labs, told Forbes in February that concerns about money laundering in NFTs are legitimate. “We have already seen nation states move assets into NFTs and move them back out. So it's not a bogeyman–it's real. It's happening.” He says people who commit financial crimes like hacks, ransomware attacks and selling stolen credit cards can take the proceeds and move them into NFTs to hide or launder the funds. In February, Castaño said the risk of money laundering with NFTs was “small today, with a lot of potential to grow.” Chainalysis, a New York-based crypto analytics company, estimated that illicitly obtained funds–for example, money gotten through scams–that later moved into NFTs totaled $1.4 million in the last quarter of 2021. OpenSea, the dominant NFT marketplace that facilitates about $3 billion in monthly transactions, doesn’t currently verify customers’ identities through the “know your customer” (KYC) checks that are required in banking and other financial services. A spokesperson for OpenSea didn’t immediately respond to requests for comment. . . ." FORBES article
Zooko Wilcox, posing as a cypherpunk, has earned killing ( My 20 sats )
Zooko: The Financial Industry Is Demanding Privacy ... https://bitcoinmagazine.com › culture › zooko-the-fina... 20 Apr 2016 — During a recent cryptocurrency event at the Cato Institute, Zcash CEO and longtime cypherpunkZooko Wilcox-O'Hearn . . . " CATO - A "libertarian" quasi-academic think-tank which acts as a mouthpiece for the globalism, corporatism, and neoliberalism of its corporate and conservative funders. Cato is an astroturf organization: there is no significant participation by the tiny libertarian minority. They do not fund it or affect its goals. It is a creature of corporations and foundations. ( Mike Huben ) https://theworld.com/~mhuben/cato.html
America propaganda scumbag claimed to be ' cypherpunk revolutionary'
Au is a member of the infamous and unholy 5VEY as well as ANZUS Nazi "... Mr Assange agreed that some level of privacy was necessary for the successful operation of the military ..." http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/drive/assange-i-can-rule-from-overseas/ NAZI JULIAN " ‘[The military] protects the sovereignty of Australia. It protects the independence of Australia.' ASSANGE July, 2013 Nazi Julian Assange · LRB 6 March 2014 Mar 6, 2014 - I wouldn't say this publicly, but Hitler wrote Mein Kampf in prison..."
Graham becoming cypherpunk
LindseyGrahamSC Is there a Brutus in Russia? Is there a more successful Colonel Stauffenberg in the Russian military? The only way this ends is for somebody in Russia to take this guy out. You would be doing your country - and the world - a great service. https://twitter.com/LindseyGrahamSC/status/1499574209567199235?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Enews%7Ctwgr%5Etweet
Cypherpunk Troll found dead at Russian Farm?
UK police probe death of Batshit-Crazy Russian snake-oil tycoon https://www.news.com.au/lifestyle/real-life/news-life/utmost-seriousness-uk-police-probe-death-of-russian-oil-tycoon-mikhail-watford/news-story/ad394f95012675d9312beb3d80bfe430 " He had a beautiful wife, children and dream home. It makes no sense at all.”
Missing cypherpunk post
Hettinga, R. A. (2003-07-07). "Online threats target Denver investigators". Retrieved August 22, 2014. 404ed FROM https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assassination_market Inquiring minds want to know - well at least one of them does.
Cryptoporn huge throbbing part of Cypherpunk 2027
Porn has long been seen as one of the best chances crypto has for adoption: Users can remain anonymous, and performers don’t have to deal with payment processors charging them high fees or unilaterally cutting off services under opaque morality clauses. https://cointelegraph.com/magazine/2022/01/21/nurse-fired-for-onlyfans-launches-crypto-porn-app
Fake " Cypherpunk Revolutionary " scumbags
Since the first genuine c-punk revolutionists - Mong, Young, Bell, Johnson and myself back in 1988 -2006 ( that effective won in 2005! ) there have been some cases of ' Stolen Valor ". Assmange around 2011 - ' Old School " Vinay Gupta in 2014 and now, Austin Hill this year. Vinay might just be kneecapped - but those other two have earned killing. TIMOTHY " An anonymous computerized market will even make possible abhorrent markets for assassinations and extortion " C. MAY 1992 TIM " I guess now that the Pentagon is setting up a murder pool it can't be illegal for us to do it " MAY. 2003
Cypherpunk privacy VPN to close
Cryptohippie.com is reportedly to be shuttered, in the next day or so, due to hoster problems.
Cypherpunk ideology: objectives, profiles, and influences (1992–1998)
Cypherpunk ideology: objectives, profiles, and influences (1992–1998) Craig JarvisReceived 26 Dec 2020, Accepted 21 May 2021, Published online: 26 Jun 2021 - Download citation - https://doi.org/10.1080/24701475.2021.1935547 Cypherpunk ideology: objectives, profiles, and influences (1992–1998) | | | | | | | | | | | Cypherpunk ideology: objectives, profiles, and influences (1992–1998) Craig Jarvis (2021). Cypherpunk ideology: objectives, profiles, and influences (1992–1998). Internet Histories. Ahead of Print. | | | Abstract The cypherpunks were 1990s digital activists who challenged White House policies aiming to prevent the emergence of unregulated digital cryptography, an online privacy technology capable of frustrating government surveillance. Whilst the cypherpunk’s ideology, which is predominantly the output of Timothy C. May, is well understood, less is known about the composition of the cypherpunk’s community. This article builds on past studies by Rid and Beltramini by using the cypherpunk’s mail list archive to profile the most active and influential cypherpunks. This study confirms the May-derived ideology is broadly, though not entirely, representative of the cypherpunk community. This article assesses the cypherpunks were a highly educated, mostly libertarian community permeated by aspects of anarchism which arose from a societal disaffiliation inherited from the counterculture. This article further argues that the cypherpunks were also influenced by the hacker ethic and dystopian science fiction. Keywords: Cypherpunkscryptographycyberspacepolicydigital privacydigital surveillancecrypto warsPrevious articleView latest articlesNext article Introduction The cypherpunks were a group of privacy activists who in the 1990s helped establish the use of unregulated digital cryptography within the United States. Digital privacy, better phrased as privacy in the digital age given the inexorable digital-physical convergence, is achieved principally via digital security. When considering the base elements of digital security, Professor Keith Martin comments that, “cryptography is pretty much the only game in town” (Martin, 2020, p. 2). Cryptography allows not only for a host of vital applications within our everyday lives, such as secure financial transactions, but also for capabilities the cypherpunks hoped would undermine the State (May, 1988). Such encryption-dependent technologies include: block-chains, which can place financial transactions beyond the government’s ability to monitor and tax; whistleblowing platforms, capable of facilitating leaks whilst protecting the whistleblower; and anonymity networks, which can obfuscate a citizen’s physical location. The cypherpunks helped shape our Internet. Beltramini comments they were, “perhaps the single most effective grassroots organization in history dedicated to protecting freedom in cyberspace” (Beltramini, 2020, p. 1). However, Dahlberg argues that cyber-libertarian visions of the future, such as those held by the cypherpunks, had mostly dissipated by 2000, he comments that by then the Internet was, “seen as part and parcel of “everyday life” – simply an extension of existing social systems, rather than being a revolutionary medium transcending offline political and economic constraints” (2010, p. 333). However, Dahlberg’s assessment fails to account for the significant 1990s cryptographic advances made by the citizenry, which included weakening export controls, defeating the Clinton administration’s attempts to further regulate cryptography, and establishing the foundation for current technologies such as crypto-currencies. Today, law enforcement does not consider unregulated encryption as a tolerable status quo as its use hinders their access to suspect’s data.1 In 2020 alone, two bills were introduced in Congress which could outlaw encryption not containing a government access method (commonly referred to as a “back door”) (United States Congress, 2020; United States Senate, 2020). When the Clinton administration sought to include a back door within encryption technologies in the 1990s, the cypherpunks led the successful battle to defeat government policy, thus helping to establish unregulated cryptography. The cypherpunk ideology now influences a new generation of digital privacy activists.2 These new activists are responsible for challenging today’s government policies to mandate encryption back doors. It is important we understand the community which last successfully challenged the State’s attempt to regulate cryptography so that ongoing debates are informed by an accurate characterization of those who established today’s status quo. This article builds on the cypherpunk studies of Rid (2016) and Beltramini (2020 | | | | | | | | | | | Cypherpunk ideology: objectives, profiles, and influences (1992–1998) Craig Jarvis (2021
Re: Cypherpunk Guild
Instead of trying to get providers to pay get users to pay. That's what we did in Mojo Nation (copied, more or less, by FileCoin). Pay to play but with token rewards. On Wed, Dec 15, 2021, 3:29 AM wrote: > You might recall that I've proposed an alternate anonymization network, > perhaps based on Raspberry Pi computers, analogous to TOR. > > It could be hosted by ordinary people, or small businesses. Perhaps all > outputs would be encrypted, at least enough so that everyone could act as > an output node: even if monitored, there wouldn't be any plaintext that > could be understood. > > Other than the initial hardware cost, around $85 (?) per unit, there would > be a continuing cost of about $50/month, based on a recent price from > Centurylink for 100 megabits/second service . I believe that includes an > 'unlimited' data, which is probably necessary for a heavily-used system, > especially if it is expected to include 'chaff', dummy-traffic. So, a cost > of $50,000/month, or $600,000 per year. > > Perhaps the sponsors of the network would subsidize about half the cost of > the Internet service:. After all, the host of the node gets to use it as > well. > > I think that there was a lot of discussion of anonymization, on the > Cypherpunks list in the mid-1990's. From remailers like penet.fi > onwards. > > What could have prevented people, at least ordinary Cyberpunks, from > building their own anonymization network?Did they have to make it > illegal? No. > > It turns out it was easy: GIVE THEM ONE! For free! Call it TOR. > Somehow, that was enough. For the cost if implementing TOR, they have > somehow succeeded in preventing development and implementation of any > alternative. > > It isn't as if there's no need. Imagine a dark market that does a gross > business of $1 billion/year. They should be willing to finance a > $600,000/year anonymization network. Or 0.06%. > > And there will likely be multiple 'customers' for the anonymization > 'market', so the costs will be spread further. > >Jim Bell > > > > On Dec 14, 2021 4:44 AM, Steven Schear wrote: > > My friends at the NEAR < > https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/near-protocol/> Cypherpunk Guild < > https://cypherpunkguild.org/> are keenly looking for cypherpunk-oriented > development that, ideally, also promotes NEAR. Both grants and investments > are possible. > > If you are a developer and have a cypherpunk project in mind or are > already working on one, I recommend you join the discussion and introduce > yourself via one of the methods recommended on their website. > > Steve > > > > On Dec 14, 2021 4:44 AM, Steven Schear wrote: > > My friends at the NEAR < > https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/near-protocol/> Cypherpunk Guild < > https://cypherpunkguild.org/> are keenly looking for cypherpunk-oriented > development that, ideally, also promotes NEAR. Both grants and investments > are possible. > > If you are a developer and have a cypherpunk project in mind or are > already working on one, I recommend you join the discussion and introduce > yourself via one of the methods recommended on their website. > > Steve > > > > On Dec 14, 2021 4:44 AM, Steven Schear wrote: > > My friends at the NEAR < > https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/near-protocol/> Cypherpunk Guild < > https://cypherpunkguild.org/> are keenly looking for cypherpunk-oriented > development that, ideally, also promotes NEAR. Both grants and investments > are possible. > > If you are a developer and have a cypherpunk project in mind or are > already working on one, I recommend you join the discussion and introduce > yourself via one of the methods recommended on their website. > > Steve > > > > On Dec 14, 2021 4:44 AM, Steven Schear wrote: > > My friends at the NEAR < > https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/near-protocol/> Cypherpunk Guild < > https://cypherpunkguild.org/> are keenly looking for cypherpunk-oriented > development that, ideally, also promotes NEAR. Both grants and investments > are possible. > > If you are a developer and have a cypherpunk project in mind or are > already working on one, I recommend you join the discussion and introduce > yourself via one of the methods recommended on their website. > > Steve > > > > On Dec 14, 2021 4:44 AM, Steven Schear wrote: > > My friends at the NEAR < > https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/near-protocol/> Cypherpunk Guild < > https://cypherpunkguild.org/> are keenly looking for cypherpunk-oriented > development that, ideally, also promotes NEAR. Both grants and investments > are possible. > > If you are
2002's cypherpunk assassinphone 14 years later
A Minnesota company has invented a handgun that folds up to look just like a smartphone. The .380-caliber pistol, called Ideal Conceal, will be available later this year and "will be virtually undetectable because it hides in plain sight," Ideal Conceal says on its website. https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/company-invents-gun-folds-look-cellphone-n547221
Re: Cypherpunk Guild
I'm emailing this first because I don't always have good success with communication. A messaging system is needed with the following properties: - sneakernet/airgapped cryptography - immutable preservation of public discourse - support/preference for anonymity - integration with or expansion of one or more systems that are already in-use, with one or more existing development and user communities - peer to peer, disaster-ready - cryptographic delivery (and/or read) receipts - simple, clear reimplementable and third-party-maintainable design, making heavy reuse of few basic parts Although some of the above properties are common, some are very rare. The rare properties should be prioritised.
Re: Cypherpunk Guild
just noting existing non-tor projects such as i2p great to see the network proposal again otherwise
Re: Cypherpunk Guild
You might recall that I've proposed an alternate anonymization network, perhaps based on Raspberry Pi computers, analogous to TOR.It could be hosted by ordinary people, or small businesses. Perhaps all outputs would be encrypted, at least enough so that everyone could act as an output node: even if monitored, there wouldn't be any plaintext that could be understood.Other than the initial hardware cost, around $85 (?) per unit, there would be a continuing cost of about $50/month, based on a recent price from Centurylink for 100 megabits/second service . I believe that includes an 'unlimited' data, which is probably necessary for a heavily-used system, especially if it is expected to include 'chaff', dummy-traffic. So, a cost of $50,000/month, or $600,000 per year.Perhaps the sponsors of the network would subsidize about half the cost of the Internet service:. After all, the host of the node gets to use it as well. I think that there was a lot of discussion of anonymization, on the Cypherpunks list in the mid-1990's. From remailers like penet.fi onwards. What could have prevented people, at least ordinary Cyberpunks, from building their own anonymization network? Did they have to make it illegal? No.It turns out it was easy: GIVE THEM ONE! For free! Call it TOR. Somehow, that was enough. For the cost if implementing TOR, they have somehow succeeded in preventing development and implementation of any alternative.It isn't as if there's no need. Imagine a dark market that does a gross business of $1 billion/year. They should be willing to finance a $600,000/year anonymization network. Or 0.06%.And there will likely be multiple 'customers' for the anonymization 'market', so the costs will be spread further. Jim BellOn Dec 14, 2021 4:44 AM, Steven Schear wrote:My friends at the NEAR <https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/near-protocol/> Cypherpunk Guild <https://cypherpunkguild.org/> are keenly looking for cypherpunk-oriented development that, ideally, also promotes NEAR. Both grants and investments are possible. If you are a developer and have a cypherpunk project in mind or are already working on one, I recommend you join the discussion and introduce yourself via one of the methods recommended on their website. Steve On Dec 14, 2021 4:44 AM, Steven Schear wrote:My friends at the NEAR <https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/near-protocol/> Cypherpunk Guild <https://cypherpunkguild.org/> are keenly looking for cypherpunk-oriented development that, ideally, also promotes NEAR. Both grants and investments are possible. If you are a developer and have a cypherpunk project in mind or are already working on one, I recommend you join the discussion and introduce yourself via one of the methods recommended on their website. Steve On Dec 14, 2021 4:44 AM, Steven Schear wrote:My friends at the NEAR <https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/near-protocol/> Cypherpunk Guild <https://cypherpunkguild.org/> are keenly looking for cypherpunk-oriented development that, ideally, also promotes NEAR. Both grants and investments are possible. If you are a developer and have a cypherpunk project in mind or are already working on one, I recommend you join the discussion and introduce yourself via one of the methods recommended on their website. Steve On Dec 14, 2021 4:44 AM, Steven Schear wrote:My friends at the NEAR <https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/near-protocol/> Cypherpunk Guild <https://cypherpunkguild.org/> are keenly looking for cypherpunk-oriented development that, ideally, also promotes NEAR. Both grants and investments are possible. If you are a developer and have a cypherpunk project in mind or are already working on one, I recommend you join the discussion and introduce yourself via one of the methods recommended on their website. Steve On Dec 14, 2021 4:44 AM, Steven Schear wrote:My friends at the NEAR <https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/near-protocol/> Cypherpunk Guild <https://cypherpunkguild.org/> are keenly looking for cypherpunk-oriented development that, ideally, also promotes NEAR. Both grants and investments are possible. If you are a developer and have a cypherpunk project in mind or are already working on one, I recommend you join the discussion and introduce yourself via one of the methods recommended on their website. Steve On Dec 14, 2021 4:44 AM, Steven Schear wrote:My friends at the NEAR <https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/near-protocol/> Cypherpunk Guild <https://cypherpunkguild.org/> are keenly looking for cypherpunk-oriented development that, ideally, also promotes NEAR. Both grants and investments are possible. If you are a developer and have a cypherpunk project in mind or are already working on one, I recommend you join the discussion and introduce yourself via one of the methods recommended on their website. Steve On Dec 14, 2021 4:44 AM, Steven Schear wrote:My friends at the NEAR <h
Cypherpunk Guild
My friends at the NEAR <https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/near-protocol/> Cypherpunk Guild <https://cypherpunkguild.org/> are keenly looking for cypherpunk-oriented development that, ideally, also promotes NEAR. Both grants and investments are possible. If you are a developer and have a cypherpunk project in mind or are already working on one, I recommend you join the discussion and introduce yourself via one of the methods recommended on their website. Steve
A really stupid cypherpunk let wackers steal the good name of APster
First Interview with Jim Bell Since Released From Jail https://deeponion.org › ... › Cryptocurrency News 16 Apr 2019 — Anarchast Ep.300 Jeff interviews crypto-anarchist Jim Bell, ... Jeff Berwick on The Battle of New Orleans: The Enemies of Freedom. Anarchast With Jim Bell: Assassination Politics Meet the ... https://anarchast.liberty.me › anarchast-with-jim-bell-assas... By Jeff Berwick from Anarchast link Aug 14, 2016 ... Jeff interviews crypto-anarchist Jim Bell, author of the essay Assassination Politics in 1995, ...
