Ahh life on the frontier, you can experience it yourself


they don't make these kind of games any more 

Considering an infinite universe it must contain an infinite amount of energy and matter if it's density is above zero. Given infinite time we can access an infinite amount of it (not necessarily all of it) if these conditions are true.
Your wikipedia link means nothing for this discussion since it is part of the current academic consensus (or more specifically big bang cosmology)  and thus conflicting with any theory which proposes an infinite universe.

Ok they probably are not using Altera Hardcopy.
Perhaps Xilinx Easypath? You see there are several companies who off fpga conversion "ASICs", I don't know them all.

Yes

How can you be certain about that? There are several scientific theories which state an infinite universe. They may not be the academic consensus but they are there.
And we are far from the point where we can say we know that they are fallacious.

BTW: Ever heard of surreal numbers? I guess not

Altera Hardcopy is "65nm" too.

Of course they won't admit that they are using it.

In a way you are right.

Libertarians are fine with charging for bottled water, as well as plain air. (If they could) That alone isn't bad, but...
It's more of a distinction of social attitude, the line between anarchists and libertarians.... You don't have to look very far on this board to find instances of proposed human sacrifice in the name of market principles and social Darwinism.

Libertarians are egoists, to a magnitude that is unhealthy.

Good than it is price, you really wanna argue about semantics here?

The core point here is: Given sufficiently low costs for fundamental goods a gift economy is possible and can be more efficient than what we currently have.

So true.

That's not just air you are talking about. It's compressed air which underlies fundamentally different economic principles.
I was just talking about air.


Oh and it is possible to live in a society where certain things are without cost. (No I am not talking about an unlimited supply you nit-picker). It's just that you couldn't stand to live in it with your current mindset, but that's ok. To translate it into your language: Charity on a individual basis.

Then you are not a libertarian. The boundaries around this ideology are quite strict.

The last time something like this showed up it didn't end to well for those who used the service.

My mistake

Oh right, my bad.

Keep in mind: You are arguing with libertarians who believe everything should be charged for. It's their religion, they think money to be the ultimate messiahs.
Might as well argue with a cow about toilets.

Less talk more action...

Why the fuck haven't we broken 10.9 already?

You guys are arguing in circles.

Is air scarce? There is only a limited amount of it but still there is enough air available for everybody.
That's the kind of non-scarcity this is about, not some principle based on extrapolated geometric population growth. (Which isn't happing any more)

That's cool, another potential candidate for them to engage in revisionist editing if it blows up, be hit on the fingers by the community and back-peddle.

Didn't work out too well with issue #1 and Bitcoinica did it?

You are clearly delusional.

But keep up the good work!  

Oh I see, that is becoming more complicated than I thought 

What a question! Yes I would like to know that too.