These are the days of our lives
A report from the Google Threat Intelligence Group warned about a malware campaign implemented by North Korea that uses EtherHiding. The campaign uses a smart contract on a public chain, such as Ethereum or BUM, to avoid deletion or removal by traditional methods
Listem my Kraut, Mick, Guinea Irish friends, this sharply polarized debate over CSAM and associated slave marts need not split the wholly orange faith.
The spiking calendar takes care of everything.
2030 to 2045, the technological singularity. Hello!
Tell me a boatful of lawyers just sank.
And in the meantime do what all the best crypto thought leaders do best.
Prevaricate.
According to the Ethereum News, it decided to allocate funds to Morpho yield-bearing vaults as part of its Cypherpunk goals.
In the announcement, the Ethereum Foundation described Morpho as a pioneer in permissionless DeFi. It further added that the protocol has demonstrated a consistent commitment to open-source standards.
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Now cypherpunks is an ecumenical and universal calling I would like to recall all those actually jailed after cypherpunks were mentioned in court against them.
Maybe launch a few blegs.
I think sixty billion each is fair. So I ask exactly double that.
Not a Monero MORE or a Monero LESS.
You know its for a good cause.
Mong spent a bit of time making it clear he interpreted code as widely as possible.
This factoid also emerged from Bernstein. Code in US law is free speech from then on out. At least till the Patriot Act. Yet another synchronicity with Karl Marx too since he had a similar problem with labor creates all value.
Code is not magic , nature creates value and manifests are for funeral directors.
The dogs bark and the caravan moves on.
The canary could sing. But he could not fly.
— Eric Hughes, “Kid Gloves or Megaphones,” 1996
Three years after writing A Cypherpunk’s Manifesto, Eric Hughes revisited that same “Cyperpunks write code” focus. In a message to the Cypherpunks mailing list, he reminded the community that privacy cannot survive in code alone. Privacy needs public understanding and social tolerance. This message reads almost like a Cypherpunk Manifesto update or bug fix. Perhaps an intimation of DEATH OF CYPHERPUNKS.
And his own cravens grave dated 2001. Now I hear the kid is transitioning so I must not fling too much dung. Please respect her delicate privacy now she is known as Cathy Young.
