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@AndresGarcette@RescueYou247TW Toma retrasado: La Ley Orgánica 1/1982, de 5 de mayo, que desarrolla el artículo 18 de la Constitución Española sobre el derecho al honor, la intimidad y la propia imagen, establece que la captación de imágenes en lugares públicos no constituye intromisión ilegítima.
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Dime también si te gustaría que publicase un pequeño clip que muestre la creación del lead principal en Serum, antes de añadirle todas las capas de atmósfera que lo convirtieron en lo que es.
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@Cmrd_Ibnz @TamiVila7 Un botellín de agua cuesta unos céntimos. Un botellín de agua en el desierto cuando estás a punto de morir de sed no tiene precio... El valor es subjetivo.
Ross Ulbricht (@RealRossU) didn’t sell drugs—he built an anonymous, free, and open platform on Tor called Silk Road.
Silk Road sold apparel, art, books, collectibles, computer equipment, electronics, herbs, and yeah—drugs. But according to friends who used it, Silk Road was arguably the safest way drugs were ever sold: no street violence, no shady deals, and zero fentanyl. Everything was tested and peer-reviewed, like an Amazon for substances.
For this, the government gave him two life sentences without parole for nonviolent charges, including money laundering—just for using Bitcoin. They relied on questionable evidence and made him an example. Two FBI agents who investigated Ross? Well, a few years went to jail themselves for fraud and stealing Bitcoin from the Silk Road investigation...
So, even if you think Silk Road was problematic, you have to admit that the punishment was wildly disproportionate. This isn’t just about Ross or a marketplace—it’s about government overreach and the state’s power to crush individuals with vague laws.
Today, I’m so happy to hear Ross is free. I’ve met his mom several times—her fight for Ross’s life is an incredible story of a mother’s love. Over the past few months, I’ve been emailing with his wife, Caroline, to ensure he was fairly represented in The Big Bitcoin Book and that they got a copy.
As a developer who has worked with Bitcoin for years, this always felt personal. I didn’t build a marketplace, but it could have been me—or any of my friends—targeted by the government. Ross’s case was a warning shot at innovation, and I’ve always felt connected to him because of that.
Justice came far too late, but today I’m grateful Ross is finally free.