There shall be no mirth in this place!

I am indeed talking about your support of a scammer homophobic company, not their slightly modified Chromium browser.

Well he’s dead, and IIRC didn’t donate to anti-women organizations. J.K. Rowling is a better comparison.

Americans are already getting brutalized and robbed for using recording equipment in public. To be fair, the intersection of protesters and glasses-camera people is very small.

Good point, I’ll be up front about only replacing vibe code, not debugging it.

Their plan A is replacing musicians too.

And do what? This is only happening now because we’re in a fascist economic system. Companies are overwhelmingly monopolies, and when they fail they get bailed out.

While also supporting scams and homophobia

Isn’t it so much fun when you’re in the middle of the city and just aren’t allowed to go to the bathroom at all?

There’s a misogyny problem here.

These managers must never buy airplane tickets with their own money. I don’t know which days I’m flying until I see the prices, and then I need to buy the tickets immediately to lock in those prices and seats.

Even if I were to ask permission (which I’m not), it would have to be for a general range, not specific days.

The good news is that now you’ve got two.

Link please! I’m very skeptical but hope to be wrong.

Let’s say I open a factory and issue shares on Ethereum. Then for whatever reason a judge orders the company to give up some shares. The shareholders, safely in cypherspace, ignore that court order. And then the state seizes the whole factory. In practice the original shares no longer mean anything.

What do you mean by honest in this context? Both Bitcoin and Monero prevent bailouts, they’re FOSS, and they’ve been working smoothly for years.

If your organization is decentralized, then its assets can’t be seized by a court order. For example, darknet market admins (arbitrators) and their drug dealers don’t even know who each other are. They’ve had a polycentric legal system for years.

But corporate stock remains centralized. They have a known headquarters with a known board of trustees. Their assets aren’t carried on-chain; only some guy’s promise to those assets.

My point is that an anarchist economy needs to be built from the ground up, circumventing the state’s legal system. Slapping a blockchain on top of an already centralized system won’t make it decentralized and thus provides no benefit.

You’re talking about real-world assets carried on-chain, right? Bitcoin has supported this for a very very long time.