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We’ve lost far too many hackers to suicide. What if Satoshi was one of them? Embedded on every single node of the Bitcoin network is an obituary. Hacked into the transaction data, it’s a memorial to Len Sassaman, a man essentially immortalized in the blockchain itself. A fitting tribute in more ways than one. Len was a true Cypherpunk— equal parts brilliant, irreverent, and idealistic. He devoted his life to defending personal freedoms through cryptography, working as a developer on PGP encryption and open-source privacy technology, as well as an academic cryptographer researching P2P n...

Fields, grounds, parks and stadia By JohnW53 on Feb 17, 2021, 4:59am CST + Since 1927, the Cubs have played their home games at Wrigley Field. But from when it opened in 1914, through 1926, the same facility was called a park: Weeghman, then Cub. By my count, the 30 current Major League teams have welcomed visitors to venues that bore 164 different names -- nearly 4.5 per team. That includes the same venue used by different teams, which has happened 9 times, including a pair of sites that once were the home of 3 MLB clubs. A list of those venues is at the end of the post. ........

PGP Wed Jul 19 2000 at 19:24:13 The biggest reason in my mind to use PGP is to resist the government. That sounds pretty crazy. I don't mean resist in an anarchistic or Disestablishmentarian way but in the same way that one doesn't want themselves being frisked by police daily. (Which seems to happen to me alot. Maybe its the way I look...) The FBI, NSA, DEA and other government agencies now have the ability to wire-tap pretty much anything they want to. Most recently this has come in the form of the Omnivore and Carnivore boxes, which are installed at an ISP and filter through all the inc...