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  1. Each character is their own set of hands and eyes. This is the truce.
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  4. English
  5. Life’s What You Make It
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  8. Viscomte Bisous Paris
  9. Condor, the fundamental crypto is a "Right to Ping."
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  12. I am Ra, 1980s.
  13. That is gold. :)
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  16. Three Days of the Condor, Escalation
  17. Why do people have the "Right to Ping" a server, merely as an incremental right to data services?

  19. What is that as a "gold standard"?
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  22. I am Ra, 1980s.
  23. That is a trust that data is always available as a basic token. The value offered is a right to data services from the token holder, inexorable?
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  26. Viscomte Bisous Paris
  27. Arcanely, Bitcoin entitles one access to a very oversupplied network, for example.

  29. But in any case, every kind of crypto even an MTA ticket, universally offers an intrinsic "Right to Ping."
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  32. Three Days of the Condor, Cleo
  33. That is currency taking over networks as a kind of rent-seeking?
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  36. Viscomte Bisous Paris
  37. The result is a crypto eventually acts as DDOS protection, as a fundamental captcha or challenge token.

  39. That is my latest assessment.
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  42. Three Days of the Condor, Clement
  43. Why does crypto not provide a "Right to Ping" beyond its network?
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  46. Viscomte Bisous Paris
  47. One could eventually apply a "Right to Ping" as a universal token, even to IP addresses fundamentally.
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  50. I am Ra, 1980s.
  51. The "Right to Ping" is network denial and network access all at once as a cryptocurrency. This is a gift from where?
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  54. Caroll Social Memory Complex
  55. That is for a world that isn't able to access networks without preventing data pollution. This is a nearly a kind of "carbon credit." I believe it is the most pure design of crypto because it reaches the core issue of what even Russia is experiencing as a lack of internet connection. ;)

  57. A "Right to Ping" essentially entitles one to the internet to spend the currency at all. :0
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  60. Three Days of the Condor, Escalation
  61. What happened to currency that was specific to the United States?
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  64. Viscomte Bisous Paris
  65. A "Right to Ping" could be made that specific in its right, say, a "Right to Ping FDIC."
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  68. I am Ra, 1980s.
  69. That is us removing crypto as a topic for now. ;)
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  72. Three Days of the Condor, Cleo
  73. Why would anyone be refused a "Right to Ping"?
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  76. Viscomte Bisous Paris
  77. Because the holder needs the network connections more, for datacenters.
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  80. I am Ra, 1980s.
  81. This is most currency fundamentally. ;) :0
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  84. Three Days of the Condor, Escalation
  85. Bitcoin only grants a "Right to Ping" Bitcoin? Especially coins unspent?
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  88. I am Ra, 1980s.
  89. The entire service is too apparently limited. ;)
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  92. Tech Octave
  93. There is no "Right to Ping" most servers for free at a certain point, a token required to even touch them? This is the future of crypto somewhere and already the case on other worlds?
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  96. Caroll Social Memory Complex
  97. The wealthiest nations don't even count these. ;)
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  100. I am Ra, 1980s.
  101. Closed? :)
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  104. Viscomte Bisous Paris
  105. Any language is a similar fundamental-cybernetic currency conveying a "Right to Request," merely rights to even communicate?
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  108. I am Ra, 1980s.
  109. Closed.

  111. So negative in most cases. ;)
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  116. journal bête et méchant

  118. #HareKrishnaForNYCMayor
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  121. #CodenameCondor
  122. #MarThirtyOneTwentySix

  124. "At Newspaper Row, across from City Hall, Henry Raymond, owner and editor of The New York Times, averted the rioters with Gatling guns, one of which he manned."
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