Supply and demand.

Ok, my last statement make no sense, either.

I meant, you have to pay if you want to preview it?

Thanks for fixing the problem.

The OpenGameArt project, which patronize artists for the express purpose of building a resource base for open source games.

If you want open source games to have pretty graphics, you can now donate bitcoin at this address: 1Q1Vh8Mfr2yNeDogtJWNLMZCdxteCwbueE


Their website is: http://opengameart.org/

Yes, we should do something better than a HTML scrape.

Do you mean, I have to pay before downloading? Makes no sense.

Bitcoin god? 

Seem to be a non-sequitur.

Very few business that I know of make money from BSD model. They make it from their GPL/dual licensed model.

It doesn't matter if you just closed the source code and try to sell it. If you make your own changes, but you have to integrate the upstream source....well good luck.

Nonsense, most people will still buy domain names.

And why do you think that is?

I started the bounty pledge drive precisely because I didn't like what the The Pirate Bay is doing.

A bunch of Japanese tweeted about bitcoin. Maybe we could contact one of them and ask them if they're interested in making some sort of exchange for yen to bitcoin.

So how hard it is to get the forum data mirrored, anyone?

For my next art project, I will auction "character" space.

The image will depict Haruka Nakamoto, the genderbended version of the inventor who invent bitcoin, talking with 3 bitcoiners(Who still have no idea) in a New York cafe after a bitcoin conference. This will be a wallpaper.

It will  be my first entirely digital artwork, no drawing on paper.

1. The person sitting next to her. waterfox - 2 BTC.

2. The person sitting across to her. waterfox - 2 BTC.

3. The person sitting left of the person sitting across to her. davidonpda - 1 BTC.

4. Background spot. da2ce7 - 10 BTC

If you win, you will be asked to provide a photo, or at least a description of what you look like. You will also be provided daily FREE access to work-in-progress.

End date: Whenever I finished the current artwork.

I don't know. We could have a round-table on a book. Let say, each of us pledge to read a book about economic. Then we get together and talk about the particular chapter with questions like....

What is true and not true, economic implication, and so on.

Self sufficient mean making your own food, house, etc. Interdependent mean that you are relying on trade partners, and trade partners relying on you.

Bad communication exacerbated by my brain not processing right(sleep deprived).

"Minced" is allowing humans to do whatever they want, instead of adhering to strict procedure defined by software code. In other words, introduction unpredictable, and eventually a lack of respect for the rule of law. "Let censor this shit because I don't like it" that kind of thing.That is what I mean here. Unfortunately, my brain thought process wasn't translated accurately in the writing.

Jeri Ellsworth is the most hardcore hardware hacker I know, while also being a women.

I don't think she's an anarchist, though.

Anarchy is no ruler, not no law.