Bitcoin Blockchain Contains Child Pornography

ricardo

Pi contains all the child pornography every created and all the child pornography that will ever be created, not to mention every movie ever made, every episode of Scooby Doo, complete instructions for making an atomic bomb, and photos of Ricardo showering in the nude that were never taken.

Not persistent though. Better off with an infinitely long punch tape.

mksh said: have a meaning when some human (judge?) has to decide how reasonable it is to interpret some given data in a certain way. My comment was mostly aimed at the brain analogy as some posters seemed argue that getting the data in question would need some creative interpretation, cherry picking or even bad faith.

The brain comment was a bit tongue in cheek, I wouldn't like to be the defendant trying to argue that [data (information) that takes the form of something]->[encryption black box] no longer contains said information even though the black box is reversible. If it were defensible then encrypted hard drives would be safe havens for any content.

btw, just rambling some thoughts that come to mind, I don't have a dog in the fight.

psb777

@rm_ said:
The biggest joke is that there's such a concept as "illegal data" in the first place.

Zen said: You could encode your illegal data

Reminds me of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Illegal_number

There are even top providers who immediately terminate your account and charge you $50 "IF YOUR ACCOUNT IS FOUND TO CONTAIN ILLEGAL ACTIVITY, ILLEGAL MP3 FILES, [...], OR ANY OTHER ILLEGAL FILES."

Clouvider

@psb777 said:

@rm_ said:
The biggest joke is that there's such a concept as "illegal data" in the first place.

Zen said: You could encode your illegal data

Reminds me of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Illegal_number

There are even top providers who immediately terminate your account and charge you $50 "IF YOUR ACCOUNT IS FOUND TO CONTAIN ILLEGAL ACTIVITY, ILLEGAL MP3 FILES, [...], OR ANY OTHER ILLEGAL FILES."

Good. That's why they are top providers.

Aidan

raindog308 said:

Tagged: proutcoin

I appreciate you.

randvegeta

@psb777 said:

@rm_ said:
The biggest joke is that there's such a concept as "illegal data" in the first place.

Zen said: You could encode your illegal data

Reminds me of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Illegal_number

There are even top providers who immediately terminate your account and charge you $50 "IF YOUR ACCOUNT IS FOUND TO CONTAIN ILLEGAL ACTIVITY, ILLEGAL MP3 FILES, [...], OR ANY OTHER ILLEGAL FILES."

Presumably the $50 fee it's symbolic and is not actually recoverable? We just terminate abusers. Is there any real method of collecting on abuse?

Clouvider

@randvegeta said:

@psb777 said:

@rm_ said:
The biggest joke is that there's such a concept as "illegal data" in the first place.

Zen said: You could encode your illegal data

Reminds me of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Illegal_number

There are even top providers who immediately terminate your account and charge you $50 "IF YOUR ACCOUNT IS FOUND TO CONTAIN ILLEGAL ACTIVITY, ILLEGAL MP3 FILES, [...], OR ANY OTHER ILLEGAL FILES."

Presumably the $50 fee it's symbolic and is not actually recoverable? We just terminate abusers. Is there any real method of collecting on abuse?

Debt collectors as with any contract breach.

jiggawatt

rm_ said: The biggest joke is that there's such a concept as "illegal data" in the first place.

It's easy to think this when you come from a country that produces little data or intellectual property or designs that are worth anything... when you come from a country that gets its wealth from selling important natural resources at market prices and then distributes that wealth like peanuts.

mksh

@ricardo said:
btw, just rambling some thoughts that come to mind, I don't have a dog in the fight.

Yeah, same here. I am simply curious as to how this plays out.

desperand

new wave of attacks against blockchain. Okay, whats next?

psb777

@Clouvider said:

@psb777 said:

@rm_ said:
The biggest joke is that there's such a concept as "illegal data" in the first place.

Zen said: You could encode your illegal data

Reminds me of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Illegal_number

There are even top providers who immediately terminate your account and charge you $50 "IF YOUR ACCOUNT IS FOUND TO CONTAIN ILLEGAL ACTIVITY, ILLEGAL MP3 FILES, [...], OR ANY OTHER ILLEGAL FILES."

Good. That's why they are top providers.

Oh really? I thought blocking orders from Brazil and China is the secret behind them.

kerouac

@Zen said:

In as much as being able to think bad thoughts is a major consciousness exploit.

Morpheus approves.