Lazy Linking of the Libertarian Left
Here's a pretty old post from the blog archives of Geekery Today; it was written about 16 years ago, in 2008, on the World Wide Web.
Roderick Long has made his (excellent) article on Abortion, Abandonment, and Positive Rights available online.
Roderick has also recently completed transcribing his online edition of Francis Tandy’s Voluntary Socialism.
Also, Dyer Lum’s Economics of Anarchy (1890).
Also, Dyer Lum’s On Anarchy (1887).
Also, Thomas Hodgskin’s Peace, Law, and Order (1842)
Shawn Wilbur has recently put up online editions of two pieces by Gustave de Molinari: The McKinley Bill in Europe (1890), and
Spanish and French Relations (1898).
Enjoy!
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Only one relatively recent thing, and it’s from last century.
Speaking of transcribing, have you heard about the reCAPTCHA system?
smally,
Yeah, I’ve read the proposal before. It’s a clever idea, but I think that all CAPTCHA roadblocks are fatally flawed, because, in addition to blocking bots, they also happen to block blind users and any other users who can’t make use of image-only content. I guess if one is going to use a CAPTCHA, then better to use one that does some good for the world in the process, but except in a few limited cases I think that CAPTCHAs should not be used at all.