We all know the idea of separating money from the state. The Myth of the Rule of Law by John Hasnas was the first time I saw someone try the harder cut IRL (non-fiction): separating law / lawmaking from the state. (The real first time I ran into the idea was in Heinlein’s The Moon Is a Harsh…

First off, a list of donts. DO NOT use GNOME. It's objectively horrible DO NOT use base Debian. It has very old packages which are prone to exploits. DO NOT use Kali Linux. It's for larpers i cannot lie. Anyways, are you technologically able? (e.g can you install a web browser without assistance)…

Hi, ek here! I used to work at Stacker News. I like what you created here! Forking a project with this ambition is a big compliment in my world. I'm curious about how you thought about sybil fees. I see you have chosen not to include them, so any tip goes 100% to the recipient. I know they suck,…

The Depoliticization of Law John Hasnas Advocates of the privatization of law often assume that unless law springs from some act of agreement, some express or implicit social contract by which individuals consent to be bound, it is nothing more than force. In this Article, I argue that this is a…

I never think it’s a great idea to publicly proclaim you are withholding tax, or to publicly talk about organized withholding tax events like Jocko Willink and others are considering as a protest measure. That said withholding tax is a fast way to curb governments, cause reform and reshape the…

One place i worked, during the lunch break, i ate this hoagie with off white cheese, greyish meat and it was all wet for no apparent reason. After downing it in a mountain dew to kill off the odd taste in my mouth I returned to my desk. Very quickly I was almost rendered unconscious by abrupt pain…

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Great episode with Jeffro and Doug to get the latest updates from a Monero dev on the devs path to FCMP++ The GAANT chart is also great visual aid to follow whats currently happening Timestamps: 0:00 Intro and sponsors (Cake Wallet, Stealth EX) 1:00 Catch-up: family life, NY governor's race,…

One of my interests is hearing peoples take on the food. Personally my main consumption is beef, lamb, potatoes usually oven fried in coconut oil, occasional sourdough bread slice, pure greek youghurt and raw milk when I can. Avoiding processed food and try to get organic when I can Many people…

I'm considering using stasher as a home base for writing compelling articles. I have a lot of controversial views that you might observe via my bio or activity on the site so far. That being said, I want to start small. What is a good controversial topic that you might want discussed? I am a…

Post book jackets and reading recommendations. I'll pick my favorite and pay the winner a 0.005 $XMR bounty just as stasher intended.

Looking to start doing some writing in a private way. I like substack, but they seem to be shoving more and more people into their app. They are proprietary, they are centralized, and they'll probably do the thing that happens with every "free speech platform" which is bait all the interesting…

Whenever i have a day or two off work i begin to fantacize about instigating a monero funded global society for the study and the advancement of white unity, anglo culture, european values and outcomes, but then i quickly imagine my own suicide, double tapped in the back of the head, a suicide note…

I distrust the Governments I distrust my bank I distrust the big Tech I distrust Musk, Bezos and similar I distrust the Social Media (except #Nostr ) I distrust the AI chatbots I distrust Fiat, but trust in #Monero I put my Trust in God first and in my family

Being interested in geopolitics, theology, and social psychology, I often read extensively about these topics. Perhaps too much? Clearly, the situation looks quite bleak right now, it may always have been. Yet I used to think of it as "this too shall pass" or "tough times never last", though both…

just read this and thought stashers might find it interesting too: Alright, I'd like to have a discussion regarding bitcoin's fungibility (or lack there of). I am a bitcoiner and have been for a decent number of years but I would ask that we leave our maxi hats at the door and look at this…

When I load up Stasher News, I get put on the Lit page first, and if I do Lit or New, the bottom bar contains the S logo, the search logo, the post button, and the notifications logo, but it does not contain my account picture. Therefore, I am unable to get to my settings or profile to check my…

First published July 5, 2018 Came across this essay on the internets, hope it educates you the reader as much as it educated me. I admit I used to believe in Bitcoin. I was one of its most naïve and vehement apologists to friends, family members, and complete strangers (online). This was all before…

Hello geeks, I am curious to know who mine Monero using their homelab? I got myself a Lenovo P510 with E5-2698 v4 a year ago, I then increased to 128Gb ram. I self host a media and photo library at first but then increased with Nostr Relays and projects. I fell into the Monero and Bitcoin rabbit…

I was a nascent anarchist just barely beginning my journey when I came across this book. It helped expose me to a lot of questions I didn't know the answer to. Thank gods for that. http://anarchisthandbook.com/ The White Pill is also a good book. Although I think the pill will be red before it is…