>everyone will have to actively choose a side rather than the 'no' side getting all the non-active default votes
No, this just shifts the do-nothings from 'no' to 'yes', as they will have to actively create something that will let them stay with what they currently have. It is technically and morally dangerous because most people aren't technical enough to understand what they are being forced to accept.
No, they have neither. This is just a script to purchase an amount of bitcoin. It has to be run manually for each purchase. It is easier I think to just login to the exchange every day and make the purchase. Not sure why this is so high on HN.
>Because you get really nice feedback. When you write a graphics algorithm, it draws a picture for you. While data can be re-
warding in its own way, in general the human species is wired to re-
spond much more strongly to visual things and things that have to be
interpreted from symbols. So there’s something fundamental there why
it’s a neat thing. But we do get to work on a whole lot of areas. I enjoy
all aspects of it, but games have always been one place where there are
challenging things and it has its own reward at the end, aside from the
problem itself.
Appelbaum's relationship with Tor is well documented. I'm not sure why this post is downvoted so much.
Social attacks against privacy enhancing OSS tools such as Tor, Tox, and Bitcoin have been well documented on popular forums.
No, this just shifts the do-nothings from 'no' to 'yes', as they will have to actively create something that will let them stay with what they currently have. It is technically and morally dangerous because most people aren't technical enough to understand what they are being forced to accept.