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Sell and redeem your asset for local peso deposits in Mexico. The vast diaspora will use their accounts at home to buy the asset then sell them p2p in the US to their community network. Traders all over Mexico can change the asset to cash p2p using your business as guarantee the assets are worth something. No correspondent banks to worry about. Now somebody in the US can load up your version of counterwallet.co, click on p2p trade and buy your asset from somebody local either for cash or bitcoins to send to their family back home or directly to a cash out service in Mexico that just delivers money.

Note: "If you don't meet all those criteria, apply anyway. We'd love to talk to as many people as we can."

My local craigslist has dozens of jobs posted today looking for "Linux sysadmin" with scant requirements, offering $60-70k. Not huge money but better than being unemployed.

CIA Whistleblower John Kiriakou was threatened with permanent con-air for complaining to the press about prison conditions. https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/1018653-john-kiriako...

Living shackled on a plane or bus transferred from prison to prison for years sounds like a nightmare

One problem is legal backlash, I would have hosted this overseas like the bedbugregistry did to prevent takedown notices and lawsuits.

This is helpful when dealing with lying landlords who claim there was never a problem until you moved in, so it must be something you did and refuse to pay for treatment, refund damage deposits and generally screw you over. Then you go on one of these bug registry sites and discover they've had bedbug infestations for years.

The social justice student society on my campus literally marched into the campus library, seized and burned books in the parking lot that they said encouraged colonialism.

Looks to me like a typical sample config file that you rename xkeyscorerules100 after editing just like how you would create /etc/udev/rules.d/51-android.rules or SELinux custom module policy before compiling.

Is this Legal?

"We believe this falls into section 1(d) of our Cryptoequity whitepaper, meaning it is allowable under U.S. law and is probably not problematic elsewere"

This is 1(d): People can redeem cryptotokens at some point in the future for some service in the network. [Legal assessment: Probably fine, may limit upside of “equity” growth]

So it's "probably legal" which doesn't instill much confidence

Music producers are also getting paid, Andy Samberg used to buy his SNL shorts music and Lonely Island beats from producers on twitter selling and leasing their songs directly.

"It is better for all the world, if instead of waiting to execute degenerate offspring for crime, or to let them starve for their imbecility, society can prevent those who are manifestly unfit from continuing their kind. The principle that sustains compulsory vaccination is broad enough to cover cutting the Fallopian tubes. [...] Three generations of imbeciles are enough."

Of course this has nothing to do with the NSA/GCHQ/CSEC collecting IP numbers of users of privacy software. Only a police state casts a wide net and then spies on it's own citizens to determine their innocence presuming they are already guilty by seeking out this software in the first place. It's the exact guilty by association kind of nonsense every police state throughout history has done.

Most are independent sex workers, you can spot the micros run by gangsters (brosan) that are trafficking women pretty easily.

Hockey also has the problem of players wearing body armor now so hits are even worse than what they used to be.