pedja

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   by pedja 2y ago

   > It's not as if a "big company" using the public domain in any way diminishes anyone else's ability to do so nor the original work. Not OP, but big companies tend to abuse public goods after they use them. Think of a
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   by pedja 4y ago

   Downside existed before Let's Encrypt, it just got amplified with it. General public does not differentiate between the SSL certificate validation level. Let's Encrypt provides domain validation certificates, which only validates
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   by pedja 5y ago

   Usefulness of the question aside, dismissing it as stupid is at the very least, shortsighted[1]. [1] - https://www.iusmentis.com/patents/priorart/donaldduck/
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   by pedja 9y ago

   My view here is that crypto-currency doesn't have to be better, but it has to exist so that fiat currencies have something to compete against, and then the users have a choice. It should be guided by normal market laws as any two finan