Podcasts about monetas

Dėl Europos prokuratūros atliekamo tyrimo, greičiausiai susijusio su Darbo partijos įkūrėjo Viktoro Uspaskicho veikla, dabartinis partijos pirmininkas Andrius Mazuronis ketina siūlyti Darbo partijai trauktis iš Europos Parlamento rinkimų. Sprendimas turėtų būti priimti šiandien vakare šaukiamame Darbo partijos tarybos posėdyje.Vilniuje „Lietuvos geležinkelių“ nuomojamoje teritorijoje kilęs didelis gaisras automobilių sąvartyne užgesintas, tačiau čia dar kurį laiką budės ugniagesiai.Seimui pateiktos VSD pranešėjo informaciją tyrusios komisijos išvados, bet balsavimas atidėtas.Prekių ar paslaugų krepšelio galutinė suma Lietuvoje bus apvalinama nuo 2025 metų gegužės – taip pamažu bus atsisakyta 1 ir 2 centų monetųVed. Andrius Kavaliauskas

Jimmy Song is a bitcoin advocate, developer and author who has been contributing to open-source bitcoin projects since 2013. Previously working as a software developer in a number of industries, Song joined Monetas, a crypto-finance software company, in 2014. In this episode, Song discusses how bitcoin could be viewed as digital gold, the growth of the cryptocurrency movement, and the dangers with what Song calls cryptocurrency "scams". --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/americas-talking/support

For the majority of his career, Song worked as a software developer for a wide array of companies in different fields including entertainment, healthcare, e-commerce, etc. In 2014, he joined Monetas where he led the development of bitcoin integration with open transactions for almost a year. After managing the development of a business-friendly Bitcoin wallet for Armory Technologies, Song became the Principal Architect for Paxos creating blockchain solutions for institutional entities. In January 2018, Song joined Blockchain Capital as a Venture Partner.  In addition, he runs Programming Blockchain, a for-profit company that's training students all around the world in blockchain programming and development techniques.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/back2basicsmode?fan_landing=true)

For the majority of his career, Song worked as a software developer for a wide array of companies in different fields including entertainment, healthcare, e-commerce, etc. In 2014, he joined Monetas where he led the development of bitcoin integration with open transactions for almost a year. After managing the development of a business-friendly Bitcoin wallet for Armory Technologies, Song became the Principal Architect for Paxos creating blockchain solutions for institutional entities. In January 2018, Song joined Blockchain Capital as a Venture Partner.  In addition, he runs Programming Blockchain, a for-profit company that's training students all around the world in blockchain programming and development techniques.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/back2basicsmode?fan_landing=true)

This episode, Keepers Dave and Bridgett interview writer, editor, actor, and longtime friend of the show, Cody Goodfellow! Campus Crier The Campus Crier is where we keep all the mythos related news and info for the podcast, this episode was recorded on December 2nd, 2021. December y'all. De-cem-ber. Chaosium is currently working with EDGE to release an English translation of @alexdelaIglesia 's 'La Broma Macabra' in 2022. As well as being a long-time devoted Call of Cthulhu fan, Álex de la Iglesia is the acclaimed Spanish film director, screenwriter and producer, whose series 30 Monetas ("30 Coins") recently featured on HBO in the United States. HPL: Nyarlathotep Rising is a narrative game that will be released on PC and Mac. It follows the adventures of three protagonists in late 1929, just before the Wall Street Crash, as occult forces are at work to bring our planet under the dominion of the cosmic terror of dread Nyarlathotep. The game is intended for those who enjoy the atmosphere and horror of H.P Lovecraft novels, those nostalgic for Steve Jackson's 'Fighting Fantasy' or the 'Choose Your Own Adventure' books, and for lovers of narrative games that allow you to dive into multiple stories and histories. It's on Kickstarter right now, with about $6k of the requested $28k funded. We wish them luck. The Discord Plug We have our MUP Discord and we are all there! We invite all of our listeners to come and enjoy the community of horror gaming and cute pet pics. Special shout out to Molly, the puppy with booties of snow! Listener and fan, BrokenShepherd shared a cute picture of Molly with snow covered paws! Join the Discord and drop those pet pics! Many thanks, BrokenShepherd, for being such an active and supportive member of the community. We see you, and we really appreciate you.  MU Discord server invite link: https://discord.gg/vNjEv9D  And thank you beaucoup to Sean for editing this episode.  Patreon Plug We have a Patreon! To back us you can click the button on the sidebar of our website, mu-podcast.com or head over to Patreon directly at www.patreon.com/mup! Greg Fetzer Just a reminder, we're offering Patreon Backers a sneak peek into future episode guests! Back us for an opportunity to ask your favorite creators in the TTRPG circuit your questions! ALSO, we just kicked off a new offering where Patreon backers will have an exclusive opportunity to play in games run by one of us co-hosts! And you can also help out the show by buying some merch from our Teepublic store!  Thanks to our backers so much for supporting the show!! I'll try to remember to post in the general server, but definitely be watching all of these TeePublic holiday sales!  Main Topic Cody Goodfellow Let's go back to ostensibly the start. I want to talk about Secrets of San Francisco because I'm running a Bookhounds of SF game and I've used your book multiple times. When you look back at that book - what is your perspective on its legacy? Either for yourself as author, or in the line of CoC books? Both? Talk about New Maps of Dreams - where does the interest for Dreamlands come from? It seems like a rarely discussed or written-about sub-genre, but one that seems to be hard to fill successfully. How does this book add to the Dreamlands mythos? Talk about your involvement with Skin Crawl magazine Forbidden Futures Finally, tell us about your new book The Flying None.  Cody - where can people find you? ​​https://www.codygoodfellow.com/

This episode, Keepers Dave and Bridgett interview writer, editor, actor, and longtime friend of the show, Cody Goodfellow! Campus Crier The Campus Crier is where we keep all the mythos related news and info for the podcast, this episode was recorded on December 2nd, 2021. December y'all. De-cem-ber. Chaosium is currently working with EDGE to release an English translation of @alexdelaIglesia 's 'La Broma Macabra' in 2022. As well as being a long-time devoted Call of Cthulhu fan, Álex de la Iglesia is the acclaimed Spanish film director, screenwriter and producer, whose series 30 Monetas ("30 Coins") recently featured on HBO in the United States. HPL: Nyarlathotep Rising is a narrative game that will be released on PC and Mac. It follows the adventures of three protagonists in late 1929, just before the Wall Street Crash, as occult forces are at work to bring our planet under the dominion of the cosmic terror of dread Nyarlathotep. The game is intended for those who enjoy the atmosphere and horror of H.P Lovecraft novels, those nostalgic for Steve Jackson's 'Fighting Fantasy' or the 'Choose Your Own Adventure' books, and for lovers of narrative games that allow you to dive into multiple stories and histories. It's on Kickstarter right now, with about $6k of the requested $28k funded. We wish them luck. The Discord Plug We have our MUP Discord and we are all there! We invite all of our listeners to come and enjoy the community of horror gaming and cute pet pics. Special shout out to Molly, the puppy with booties of snow! Listener and fan, BrokenShepherd shared a cute picture of Molly with snow covered paws! Join the Discord and drop those pet pics! Many thanks, BrokenShepherd, for being such an active and supportive member of the community. We see you, and we really appreciate you.  MU Discord server invite link: https://discord.gg/vNjEv9D  And thank you beaucoup to Sean for editing this episode.  Patreon Plug We have a Patreon! To back us you can click the button on the sidebar of our website, mu-podcast.com or head over to Patreon directly at www.patreon.com/mup! Greg Fetzer Just a reminder, we're offering Patreon Backers a sneak peek into future episode guests! Back us for an opportunity to ask your favorite creators in the TTRPG circuit your questions! ALSO, we just kicked off a new offering where Patreon backers will have an exclusive opportunity to play in games run by one of us co-hosts! And you can also help out the show by buying some merch from our Teepublic store!  Thanks to our backers so much for supporting the show!! I'll try to remember to post in the general server, but definitely be watching all of these TeePublic holiday sales!  Main Topic Cody Goodfellow Let's go back to ostensibly the start. I want to talk about Secrets of San Francisco because I'm running a Bookhounds of SF game and I've used your book multiple times. When you look back at that book - what is your perspective on its legacy? Either for yourself as author, or in the line of CoC books? Both? Talk about New Maps of Dreams - where does the interest for Dreamlands come from? It seems like a rarely discussed or written-about sub-genre, but one that seems to be hard to fill successfully. How does this book add to the Dreamlands mythos? Talk about your involvement with Skin Crawl magazine Forbidden Futures Finally, tell us about your new book The Flying None.  Cody - where can people find you? ​​https://www.codygoodfellow.com/

Gideon Lewis-Kraus, a contributing writer at Wired, came out with a cover story in the magazine earlier this week that investigated the actions of both sides in the Tezos boardroom battle. Lewis-Kraus walks us through the accusations on both sides and explains how the balance of the blame seems to lie with foundation head, Johann Gevers, who had numerous conflicts of interest, proposed an unjustified payment for himself and appears to have tried to revive his faltering company Monetas by riding on the coattails of Tezos's success with the ICO. Lewis-Kraus also tells us what he thinks are the big takeaways from the Tezos fight for other crypto entrepreneurs. Gideon Lewis-Kraus: http://www.gideonlk.com His Wired cover story: Inside the Crypto World's Biggest Scandal: https://www.wired.com/story/tezos-blockchain-love-story-horror-story/ Tezos: https://tezos.com Thank you to our sponsor! Onramp: http://thinkonramp.com

This a re-issue of the talk with Chris Odom about Open Transactions and Monetas. The 15 minute infomercial in the first segment is deleted from this version.

Chris joins us in studio to explain Open Transactions Voting Pools and much more.

Zug, Switzerland July 24, 2015 I’m sitting here on a park bench with my friend and colleague Johann Gevers overlooking an absolutely serene lake in Zug, Switzerland. With the elegant and imposing mountains behind, it’s as quintessentially Swiss as you can get. Johann is the founder of Monetas, an advanced digital transaction platform that could dramatically change the way people do business around the world Monetas is a ‘cryptofinance’ company-- part of the new generation of technology firms that has set its sights on revolutionizing finance. This goes way beyond Bitcoin. The world of finance as we know it is highly centralized. Anytime you buy a Starbucks coffee or pay your electric bill, the funds pass through a heavily congested financial highway that is exclusively controlled by the banks. All the money is funneled through their system. It’s expensive. Inefficient. And incredibly outdated. Think about an international wire transfer—the funds flow from one bank, to a larger bank, to an even larger bank (typically in New York), and back down to smaller banks on the receiving end. And everyone takes a fee along the way. This is ridiculous in 2015. The technology already exists to eliminate all of the middle men and allow transactions to pass directly between a buyer and seller. These companies are game changers. And in Johann’s case, he deliberately selected this picturesque valley in Switzerland as the place to base his company. In Johann’s assessment, Switzerland still presents the most stable, credible, freest place in the world to run a business, especially something that could really disrupt finance. And he’s working hard to bring even more cryptofinance companies here to Zug—a vision he calls “Crypto Valley”. If you listen to his story, it really makes sense. Economic freedom. Low taxes. Friendly, cooperative government. And the lifestyle really is incredibly idyllic. I invite you to join Johann and I today as we discuss some of the unique and inviting features of Switzerland... and the future of finance.

Zug, Switzerland July 24, 2015 I'm sitting here on a park bench with my friend and colleague Johann Gevers overlooking an absolutely serene lake in Zug, Switzerland. With the elegant and imposing mountains behind, it's as quintessentially Swiss as you can get. Johann is the founder of Monetas, an advanced digital transaction platform that could dramatically change the way people do business around the world Monetas is a ‘cryptofinance' company-- part of the new generation of technology firms that has set its sights on revolutionizing finance. This goes way beyond Bitcoin. The world of finance as we know it is highly centralized. Anytime you buy a Starbucks coffee or pay your electric bill, the funds pass through a heavily congested financial highway that is exclusively controlled by the banks. All the money is funneled through their system. It's expensive. Inefficient. And incredibly outdated. Think about an international wire transfer—the funds flow from one bank, to a larger bank, to an even larger bank (typically in New York), and back down to smaller banks on the receiving end. And everyone takes a fee along the way. This is ridiculous in 2015. The technology already exists to eliminate all of the middle men and allow transactions to pass directly between a buyer and seller. These companies are game changers. And in Johann's case, he deliberately selected this picturesque valley in Switzerland as the place to base his company. In Johann's assessment, Switzerland still presents the most stable, credible, freest place in the world to run a business, especially something that could really disrupt finance. And he's working hard to bring even more cryptofinance companies here to Zug—a vision he calls “Crypto Valley”. If you listen to his story, it really makes sense. Economic freedom. Low taxes. Friendly, cooperative government. And the lifestyle really is incredibly idyllic. I invite you to join Johann and I today as we discuss some of the unique and inviting features of Switzerland... and the future of finance.

Cody Drummond gives us the low down on the new version of The PeaceKeeper app PeaceKeeper 2.0 and Daniel Krawisz on Bit Message,Monetas and the Nakamoto Institute.

Monetas CTO Chris Odom expounds on applied financial cryptorgraphy.

Today Justus Ranvier returns to discuss Monetas, a start up he is involved with which is building on the Open Transactions protocol. We also dig into cryptoequities, reputation, arbitration and the informal economy as well as the current price fluctuations. As usual, no investment advice. beyondbitcoinshow@gmail.com http://monetas.net/ http://bitcoinism.liberty.me/ Music: Csus

First up this week, we have CEO Johann Gevers (@johanngevers) and CTO Chris Odom of Monetas. Based on the Open-Transactions project, Monetas is aiming to be the world’s first decentralized system for financial and legal transactions – a digital contracting platform. They’ve seen interest for a variety of different uses/industries including: money remittance, cell phone providers, banks, consumer applications, and virtual worlds. Then returning guest Gordon Haff (@ghaff), a cloud evangelist at Red Hat, stops by to talk about integration of the entire Red Hat portfolio under the Open Hybrid Cloud umbrella. It’s not a single product, but a set of capabilities to address business problems. He also discusses the current state of IaaS and PaaS and how they will evolve in the future. Show Timeline: • 0:00 – Introductions and News of the Week • 11:59 – Interview with Johann Gevers and Chris Odom • 26:51 – Interview with Gordon Haff • 37:13 – Wrap up