Year: 2013

Christianity and Anarchism/Voluntaryism

For quite a while I’ve been mulling over how Christianity is anarchistic, and even necessarily so. Then I came across this: http://anarchast.com/front/2013/5/2/anarchast-ep72-with-paul-rosenberg-christians-are-anarchists.html When you think about it, it makes sense. Christianity doesn’t force anyone to be a Christian. The entire point is to freely choose. Freewill is paramount. This is pretty much what you get… Continue reading Christianity and Anarchism/Voluntaryism

1 More Reason to Use Bitcoin – Feds Steal Mt. Gox Dwolla Funds

The irony here is simply sickening. The Feds have stolen funds from Mt. Gox’s Dwolla account. Don’t they see that what they are doing only gives 1 more reason to use bitcoin? They can’t seize bitcoins, so that danger is eliminated. Governments can steal your fiat stored in banks or payment processors, but they can’t… Continue reading 1 More Reason to Use Bitcoin – Feds Steal Mt. Gox Dwolla Funds

The Right of Revolution

I’d never seen the New Hampshire Constitution before, but man… talk about BAD. ASS. Check out article 10: [Art.] 10. [Right of Revolution.] Government being instituted for the common benefit, protection, and security, of the whole community, and not for the private interest or emolument of any one man, family, or class of men; therefore, whenever… Continue reading The Right of Revolution

Obama vs. Reagan

Barack Obama: Unfortunately, you’ve grown up hearing voices that incessantly warn of government as nothing more than some separate, sinister entity that’s at the root of all our problems. Ronald Reagan: In this present crisis, government is not the solution to our problem; government is the problem. Ahem… Nuff said?

Foreign Policy’s Power Map

It is far from rare to see total BS in the media, but the following is a spectacularly skewed list. http://www.foreignpolicy.com/articles/2013/04/29/the_500_most_powerful_people_in_the_world For the sake of ease, here’s an Excel file that you can sort to have a deeper and easier look into the FUD: Foreign policy top 500 powerful people In there you’ll find all… Continue reading Foreign Policy’s Power Map

Dear Mr. Paul Krugman, About Bitcoin…

Dear Mr. Paul Krugman, I read your recent piece about Adam Smith and bitcoin. http://krugman.blogs.nytimes.com/2013/04/12/adam-smith-hates-bitcoin/ Once again, it seems all roads in economics come down to the roads. Perhaps, Mr. Krugman, you can explain how without roads, goods and services can be delivered to people efficiently? It appears that you agree with Adam Smith, and… Continue reading Dear Mr. Paul Krugman, About Bitcoin…

Litecoin Mining on Mac OS X – Solving Library Errors

I have FINALLY managed to get an LTC miner running on my Mac. The basic problem was that unless you do a lot of development on a Mac, you’re unlikely to have your machine set up properly for mining, and you’ll get missing library errors from the miner –  libidn.11.dylib and libssl.1.0.0.dylib. (I generally find… Continue reading Litecoin Mining on Mac OS X – Solving Library Errors

Canadians Bullish on Bitcoin

Over the past while I’ve noticed disparities in prices in different bitcoin exchanges. In particular, the VirtEx exchange in Canada often trades at around 10% higher than mtGox.   Typical bid/ask spreads at mtGox are around 1.2% to 1.6% of the BTC price, with most bidding trading around the even dollar and $0.50 marks. It’s… Continue reading Canadians Bullish on Bitcoin

Bitcoin Hit Piece After Bitcoin Hit Piece

Mainstream news is reporting hit piece after hit piece on BITCOIN. It’s a non-stop parade of pundits all coming out to scream the horrors of bitcoin and how it is nothing but a bubble. But remember, these are the same kinds of pundits that rallied around the dot-com bubble singing its praises, and the same… Continue reading Bitcoin Hit Piece After Bitcoin Hit Piece

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