I was introduced to McLuhan after I read Baudrillard's "America". Even though Baudrillard's written off as an obscurantist I still think the essay gives rich descriptions of the otherwise prosaic.
I mean, there's a part where he just talks about American deserts. He goes on to describe a gas station's lights always being on noting the temporariness of buildings like it.
I saw Buterin's talk that same year at the Texas Bitcoin Conference. I believe he's laid out the organizational baseline for a distributed future. But I am worried about possible malicious use cases like NSA-backed botnets.
Can someone tell me if it's even possible that these types of contracts be blacklisted?
I've never seen OpenPandora before. Thanks for linking. This made me think back on the time I had my R4DS (2007). The R4 wasn't a subnotebook but a storage device with quite a library of homebrew apps like MoonShell, SNEmulDS (I remember using this to play Earthbound), etc.