Will you shut down your rasberry 3.14 now that you know it is illegal to run as a non-commercial entity, and you can be charged for distrubuting CP?
BTC home nodes are ILLEGAL
Brody Parker
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Levi Garcia
does anyone actually care what this dude is tweeting all day long?
Eli Hall
If having a node of a blockchain with CP is illegal, then not only home nodes are illegal but every node would be illegal.
Chase Perry
no, but we come here to laugh at cashlets and satojeets
Noah Perry
Commericial nodes are protected by the law
Cooper Peterson
How might one retrieve copies of the cp
Josiah Rogers
When you use SV, you use a system that literally requires CP to function. Even if you don't use your home node.
Matthew Baker
He is a Dr. you know! He created BTC! very smart man Mr Craig is. This is why i keep all my CP on the blockchain.
Thank you for your question, sir
Hudson Ward
Vitalik really did endorse CP.
Dylan Davis
ALL immutable ledgers requires CP to function, not only bitcoin
Colton Rogers
>as long as the organizations engages responsibly.
This most likely includes disallowing syncing of a new node at all, as this is raw CP distribution.
Austin Murphy
The ones that contain CP. So not BTC and ETH
Landon Gomez
How can it be immutable if it doesn't contain cp?
Zachary Sullivan
Not every blockchain is a SV blockchain.
Adrian Russell
Can you load information onto it?
Is it immutable?
If the answer is yes to both it can or will contail cp
Nathaniel Evans
Imagine still listening to that con man hhahahahahahah
Gavin Sullivan
>ALL immutable ledgers requires CP to function
Hail the digital moloch.
Robert Turner
>he thinks BTC doesn't contain margherita pizza without the tomatoes
user, you're embarrassing yourself
Benjamin Gray
Does the fact of having an asshole as a man makes one gay? Status of being gay is also pretty much immutable.
Nathaniel Sanchez
Links to sources plox
Parker Lewis
File a $50 fictitious name statement at town hall, and list your node as an asset on your schedule c tax return section.
>SIDESTEPPIN' TALL ON Y'ALL
Henry Wright
Apparently the professor was researching this 11 years ago:
papers.ssrn.com
>look at the effects of legal liability as it pertains to Internet Intermediaries. Such examples would include defamation and copyright violations on ISP's where a subscriber has breached their legal obligations as well as the hosting of illicit materials (such as child porn).
Charles Harris
dude BTC have had child porn for ages. people embed all sorts of files in the early days. one common prank was to embed viruses, so people's anti-virus software would delete the parts of the blockchain and mess up nodes. that's why block data are actually scrambled before being written to disk.
Sebastian Long
Again, link to sources please?
>hurr it's obvious
I'd love to kill every single person that uttered/thought this phrase.
Hudson Brown
i would have given you sources if i had them, i have not saved URLs in case someone asked me about it on an imageboard. therefore my google search is just as good as yours, i dont ask you to blindly believe me of course.
Elijah Long
fc18.ifca.ai
these guys found links to child porn and an image which may or may not be underage