RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)Some juhrisdictions have strict liability -- if it's on your machine you're liable, period. In some other jurisdictions the key factor is knowledge. If one opens an email and sees it, one is legally obligated to delete it. If one is informed about its presence, even if one did not see it oneself, one is obligated to delete it. Maintaining known CSAM or CP is a criminal offense, and transmitting to others (as nodes would do) is often a further greater offense. For example, if a nod ...

RT Ian A. Northon (@Bitcoin_Lawyer)Caveat: I am a lawyer, and yet again, @NickSzabo4 is correct. You’re being duped or are stooges if you think you’re risk free or above reproach when CP hits your node. Delete (which is impossible) or shut down to mitigate liability. This is why @LukeDashjr and others have been a canary in the coal mine. We’ve need more nodes for years and yet Core is lurching toward data storage which will inevitably result in fewer nodes, not more. Wise up folks. Either Bitcoin is money. ...

RT t. 🌊 RIVER (@jing_0517DOGE)For a long time, creators have been contributing their time and effort for free, while platforms have been rewarded.@kloutgg is turning this story upside down. Now, attention itself can be something you can track, own, and even earn, not just chasing likes or followers.This is less about playing the game for short-term fame and more about creating real value from cultural influence. Creators contribute influence through tools like NFTs, prediction markets, and data insights, wh ...

RT Senator Jim Banks (@SenatorBanks)H-1B visas underpay workers and steal American jobs.End this abuse, protect American workers, and put America First!That's exactly what my American Tech Workforce Act does. ...

RT aphid7 (@_aphid7)@NickSzabo4 @UrucAtay @OxygenzTBT Hate isn't really a factor, if someone has their community being destroyed by the state by shipping in a bunch of foreigners, anger is just a product of loving your home that's being destroyed. Failing to have that would be a far graver moral failing. ...

RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)This just means that in advanced countries we read what we read on the internet rather than reading whatever irrelevant and long-winded refuse happens to be available locally. I recently visited two bookstores and they provided strong evidence that only midwit boomers and geezers are still reading a lot of books. The few bookstores that are left are full of the most awful garbage. ...

RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)@iam_preethi But by your 30s it's too late to have a loving husband and reliably healthy children. You might as well travel. ...

RT Ian Carroll (@IanCarrollShow)Larry Ellison takes over TikTok and now we’re getting strikes for Nick Fuentes on the platform.See how this works? https://t.co/Q7UyX8sZsW ...

RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)@antonseim @McCoffee777 @EvelinaHahne Yes. Out of dozens of living European languages, Basque is the only one that is of unknown origin rather than of known origin in central Eurasia, far from western Europe. ...

RT aphid7 (@_aphid7)@NickSzabo4 @UrucAtay @OxygenzTBT Hate isn't really a factor, if someone has their community being destroyed by the state by shipping in a bunch of foreigners, anger is just a product of loving your home that's being destroyed. Failing to have that would be a far graver moral failing. ...